Mohonk Conference Opens With Wide War Peace Debate
At Mohonk Lake New York the 22d Lake Mohonk international arbitration conference opens with a broad mix of opinions on peace war and preparedness. Former President Taft will preside while James Brown Scott of the Carnegie Endowment calls the meeting to order.
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N. Y
Lake Mohonk
Congress
Taft
James Brown Scott
Carnegie Endowment For International Peace
Funeral of Lake Victim Walter Phillips Held in Malden
Funeral services for Walter Phillips former Malden resident who drowned trying to save his son at Groton Lake near Montpelier Vermont will be at Forestdale Cemetery Malden Thursday at 9 am Rev William Dowty of St Pauls Episcopal Church Malden will direct the services
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Walter Th Phillips
Malden
Groton Lake
Montpelier
Forestdale Cemetery
William EF. Dowty
St. Paul’s Episcopal Church
Double Funeral for George Soule and Wife in Winthrop
A double funeral was held yesterday for George C. Soule 77 and Diana K. Soule 72 who died within 24 hours of each other at their home 35 Perkins Street Winthrop.
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George C. Soule
Diana K. Soule
Perkins Street
Winthrop
Veteran lumber cook feeds family on forty dollars a week
J. Z. Hubbard an 87 year old New Hampshire resident boasted to a postal worker that his family of seven, including five adults and two children, survived nine weeks on a budget of 40 01. He dismissed talk of high living costs as nonsense and described his frugal meal planning.
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J. Z. Hubbard
New Hampshire
Frugal New England Meals During Nine Week Test
The narrator describes a strict nine week diet with two meals daily averaging 25 to 35 cents per day. Breakfast of oatmeal milk sugar bacon and bread. no butter or coffee. Noonday meals varied but featured pork, beans, sardines, sausage, fish and bread with tea and milk. Prices rose prompting more bread and fewer starchy foods.
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New England
Roosevelt Favored by College Men in Straw Votes
Across Princeton Bowdoin Williams Radcliffe and other colleges straw polls show Theodore Roosevelt as the top favorite for president among students. Wilson won at Princeton and Radcliffe while Williams ballots shifted toward Hughes on a second count.
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Princeton
Wilson
Bowdoin College
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Hughes
Root
Williams College
Justice
Radcliffe
Girls Quit Work and Parade Through New Bedford Streets
The Bennett mill female operatives at New England Cotton Yarn Company finishers quit today and paraded through New Bedford streets. About 75 to 100 workers claim only a 5 to 6 percent wage advance versus 10 percent given to other workers. Management refused their full demand.
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Bennett Mill
New England Cotton Yarn Company
Governor to Attend Bridge Ship Launch at Charlestown Yard
Governor McCall will be the guest of honor at the launching of the supply ship Bridge at the Charlestown navy yard tomorrow morning. Secretary of the Navy Josephus Daniels and Assistant Secretary Roosevelt cannot attend due to Washington duties. Cardinal O Connell Bishop Lawrence and other church and state dignitaries are expected to attend.
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Charlestown Navy Yard
Navy
Josephus Daniels
Franklin D. Roosevelt
McGowan
Washington
Cardinal O’connell
Lawrence
Advertisement Her Hat Caused Much Admiration
A note from a newspaper ad highlights a woman admiring a hat bought at Wolf's My Clothier corner Hanover and Portland Streets. The shop advertised $4 trimmed hats priced at $2.98 and included LEGAL stamps with purchases.
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Wolf's
Hanover
Portland Sts
Bay State lines earn per cent despite fare plan rise
A Public Service Commission hearing on a six cent fare increase heard that parts of the Bay State street railway system yield 7 percent or more, with Lynn Brockton Lawrence and Salem Beverley lines cited as strong performers. The proposal would raise to six cents in paying and nonpaying sections and add new zones in outlying districts.
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Public Service Commission
Robert M. Teustel
Ford
Feuster
Lynn
Brockton
Lawrence
Salem-Beverly
Fall River
Lowell
Gloucester
Haverhill
Chelsea
Fare increases in Boston area outlined by witness
The witness testified that fare hikes in rural districts were set to match paying traffic, with deficits covered by profitable lines. He urged treating north and south Boston routes separately due to lack of shared interest, and said non paying lines should be supported by areas sharing such interest.
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Arthur G. Wadleigh
Boston
Poisoned pen note reported in Wollaston incident
Quincy police investigate a venomous note hurled through a Wollaston home window at 11 Elmwood Avenue last Monday night along with refuse. Mrs Tileston heard the window open and found the note. Police identify fingerprints on the window and a box used by the assailants, with photographs taken to aid detection.
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Quincy Police
Benjamin C. Tileston
Elmwood Avenue
Wollaston
Dr Samuel C Beane Dead
Dr Samuel Collins Beane D D retired pastor of the Unitarian Congregational Church died at his Worcester street home after ill health forced him to resign eight months ago. He was one of the oldest ministers in the Unitarian Church.
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Grafton
Samuel Collins Beane
Unitarian Congregational Church
Unitarian Church
Worcester Street
L-11 Submarine Launched at Fore River Yard
The L-11, latest in the I class submarines, was launched yesterday at Fore River Shipbuilding Corp in Quincy. Sponsor Miss Mary Richardson Latimer christened the vessel as guests including Governor McCall and Mayor Curley attended a luncheon at the Hotel Somerset after the ceremony.
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United States Navy
Fore River Shipbuilding Corporation
Quincy
Fore River
Mary Richardson Latimer
Julian L. Latimer
Somerset
McCall
Curley
Mary R. Latimer
United States
Notable figures promote advertising in a Sunday comic feature
The passage mentions Mrs Bates of Quincy Congressman Oliver of Alabama President Powell of the Fort River Shipbuilding Corporation and Mrs Powell and S A Gardner Jr Quincy manager of the Electric Boat Company. Colonel Corn proclaims it pays to advertise. a big comic feature is planned for the next Sunday Post.
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Quincy
Oliver
Alabama
Powell
Fort River Shipbuilding Corporation
S. A. Gardner, Jr
The
Electric Boat Company
Colonel Corn
Sunday Post
Dr Emden Fritz Heads N H Medical Society
Concord New Hampshire May 16 The New Hampshire Medical Society today chose Dr Emden Fritz of Manchester president Other officers chosen were vice president Dr Fred Towle Portsmouth secretary Dr Denis E Sullivan Concord treasurer Dr D M Currier Newport
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N. H
New Hampshire Medical Society Today
Emden Fritz
Manchester
Fred 8. Towle
Portsmouth
Denis E. Sullivan
D. Mf. Currier
Newport
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