City Club Hails Wilson as Nation Supports Leader
About 800 Boston City Club members in a crowded auditorium cheered President Wilson and Secretary Redfield at a dinner. Redfield argued the Commerce Department boosts industry with new trades and domestic production, and disputed import surge fears under the tariff.
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George 8. Smith
Department of Commerce
United States
Germany
Boston
Albert Greene Duncan
National Association of Cotton Manufacturers
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Europe
Boston and Maine bill faces continued wrangle in House
Two more lively skirmishes over the Boston and Maine reorganization bill ended with little headway. After lengthy wrangling the House voted to postpone real action on the bill until Monday next.
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House of Representatives
House
Battle over bill forecasts bitter Monday legislative clash
Yesterday's maneuvering surrounded attempts to jam the bill through the House and to form a committee of the whole with attorneys for both sides to speak. Republicans favored killing the motion while Democrats wavered, signaling a tense Monday fight as lobbying and delays continued and a decisive outcome loomed.
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Man Arrested on Charge of Enticing 17-Year-Old Esther Burbeck
Natt Buxton of Peabody, a married man, was arrested yesterday on a complaint by John G. Burbeck accusing him of enticing his 17 year old daughter Esther from home and taking her to another state. Buxton was bailed by his mother for 2000 dollars. The case is set for district court next Tuesday.
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Esther Burbeck
Buxton Faces Serious Charge Tied To Burbeck Case
Buxton 41 a married town official linked to Esther Burbeck in her disappearance and later Manchester recovery. The charge references the Mann white slave act and centers on Esther’s statements to her father and Chief Grady. Esther’s confession and love for Buxton are discussed amid federal congress remarks on a world court plan.
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Peabody
Michael H. Grady
Warning to Hyphenated Americans at World Court Congress
Delegates in Cleveland react with thunderous applause as Dr. John Wesley Hill urges loyalty to the flag. He declares any hyphenated American not supporting the current situation unworthy of citizenship, as "The Star Spangled Banner" rings out and the audience joins in a reverent singalong.
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