Denounces policy of U S in Mexico at Somerset
Former Ambassador Henry Lane Wilson told the Pilgrim Publicity Association that Wilson administration policies in Mexico caused destruction and ruin. He criticized recognition shadily of Peru and Huerta, the Lind mission, embargo lifts, and oil-company meddling, calling for a firmer national education and stronger policy.
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Wilson
Pilgrim Publicity Association
Somerset
Mexico
Henry Lane Wilson
Mexico City
Peru
Huerta
Internal bath promises quick relief with Rheumasalts
Promote Rheumasalts as a carbonated laxative to cleanse the stomach and intestines. Claims include relief from constipation, headaches, and biliousness with a purer formula free of certain drugs. Available in 25c 50c and $1 bottles from Rheumabath Company Minneapolis Minnesota.
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Dept. 172
Minneapolis, Minn
Open Air Rallies for O Connell Amid Cold Weather
Democratic congressional hopeful Daniel T. O’Connell led a brisk open air campaign through Ward 24 and Ward 20 with a flying squadron parade of band autos and torches. He urged voters to back him as crowds cheered in Neponset Field’s Corner and South Boston sessions.
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Daniel T. O’connell
O'Connell
Neponset
Field’s Corner
O’connell
Gallivan Rallies Across Boston in Campaign Push
James A. Gallivan, candidate for Congress in the 12th district, held a dozen rallies yesterday addressing over 2000 people. He spoke to 500 outside Lawley’s shipyard and conducted eight open air rallies plus three indoor meetings in Dorchester South Boston Mattapan and Ward 20. He headlined at Oakland A A in Oakland Hall and at 718 Dudley Street and met 50 young men at 74 Hamilton Street forming a Gallivan Club to canvass Ward 20. More rallies are planned today including a 9:30 AM address to carmen at North Point stables and a noon rally at an unspecified location.
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Washington
Ward
Greenwood Hall
Glenway Street
Grove Hall
Walnut A. A
O'Connell
South Boston
Second Streets
12Th District
Norfolk Street
Woodrow Avenue
Codman Square
Peabody Square
Field’s Corner
Dorchester Avenue
Ellett Street
Bowdoin
Hamilton Streets
Freeport Street
Savin Hill Avenue
Upham’s Corner
Dudley and
Clifton Streets
Cottage Streets
Edward Everett Square
Mt. Vernon Street
Dorchester and
Telegraph
Broadway
Dorchester Street
Flood
Square
F Street
D Street
Andrew Square
Hampden and
Yeoman Streets
Eustis Streets
Dudley Street
Blue Hill Avenue
Dove Street
James A. Gallivan
Congress
Lawley
Neponset
Third
Télegraph
South
Boston
Clifton
Shirley
Albany
Mall
Yeoman
Hampden
Cottage
Dudley Streets
Congress Hall
Oakland A. A
Oakland Hall
Mattapan
Ward 16
John J. Daly
Hamilton Street
Ward 20
Mr. Gallivan
Carmen
North Point
Hickey campaigns across Roxbury and South Boston wards
Senator William P. Hickey, Democratic candidate for the Twelfth Congressional district, spoke to about 1500 people in Wards 16 and 17. He highlighted his city and state service, including harbor development funds of 68000 and 100000 dollars, and a two weeks vacation bill for city employees. The event featured speakers F Edward L. Collins and D W Casey among others.
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Roxbury
Boston
Andrew Square
Dorchester Avenue
Mt. Vernon Street
Blue Hill Avenue
Dove Street
Upham’'s Corner
Dudley and
Hampden Streets
Norfolk and
Barrett Streets
Magazine
George Streets
Massachusetts
Massachusetts Senate
Old Harbor
Dorchester Bay
Timilty
Senate
Fitzgerald campaigns through South Boston and Roxbury wards
Senator Redmond S. Fitzgerald of Dorchester campaigned in wards 13 14 15 16 and 17 including South Boston and Roxbury urging support for his Democratic bid to succeed Mayor Curley in Congress He touted his record in the 8th Suffolk District and pledged to work for voters in Washington He was praised as Man Without an Enemy by crowds and was joined by Harvard student Alderman Thomas McGowan who spoke on the Panama Canal and Mexico tensions
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Roxbury
Dorchester
Boston
Gallivan
Underwood
Clark
Hamill
Congress
Civil Service
Fore River
New Drydock
New
Commonwealth Pier
Redmond S. Fitzgerald
Curley
South Boston
Water Front
Fitzgerald
Washington
Suffolk
Beacon Hill
Thomas McGowan
Woburn
Harvard College
Young McGowan
Panama Canal
Phillies Add Left-Handed Pitchers to Spring Roster
Pitcher Gaddy shows notable speed as the only southpaw with the Phillies currently. Eppa Rixey, the club’s star left hander, will not report until June.
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Gaddy
Phillies
Eppa Rixey
Phils
Ex Slave Seeks Heir Status Before Supreme Court
From a Tennessee farm owned by John Jones an ex slave seeks a ruling on whether ex slaves are entitled to inherit from their ex slave brothers and sisters a question affecting colored people nationwide as it reaches the Supreme Court.
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Washington
John Jones
Shelby County
Tenn
Supreme Court
Supreme Court case revisits ex slave inheritance rights
Will Jones asks Tennessee Supreme Court to reverse a ruling from Shields era that ex slaves have no inheritable blood. Attorney W H Harrelson argues the decision denies civil rights and breaches the Fourteenth Amendment. He warns the ruling permits discrimination against both races.
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Supreme Court of Tennessee
Senator Shields
Will Jones
John
Supreme Court
W. H. Harrelson
Juror Ili in Whitbeck Case
Mrs. Mary A. Adams of Brookline files a $30,000 heart balm suit against Andrew J. Whitbeck. Juror John P. Morris of Roxbury fell ill and the panel was sent home before a verdict. Settlement hint may end the case.
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Mary A. Adams
Dwight Street
Brookline
Andrew J. Whitbeck
John P. Morris
Yeoman Street
Roxbury
Lawyer Pilgrim R Zolla Dies After Illness
Pilgrim R Zolla a Boston born Harvard College 1889 and Harvard Law School 1902 graduate and partner at Grady and Zolla died at Massachusetts General Hospital after an operation for intestinal trouble. He was 36, struck in his Tremont Street office Thursday evening and died at noon yesterday. He is survived by a mother and sisters in Revere.
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Pilgrim R. Zolla
Thomas J. Grady
Grady and
Revere
Zolla
Slayer Convicted in Toronto Milliner Murder
Harry Schaeffer confessed to strangling William T. Martin a Toronto milliner and was found guilty of second degree murder in New York on March.
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New York
Harry Schaeffer
William T. Martin
Toronto
Canada
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