Senators Seek Provincial Pulp Import Limits
Senator Root urged reciprocity in a proposed U S Canada commercial pact and proposed amending the House bill to halt free entry of wood pulp and paper until all Canadian provinces are free of restrictions. Senator Lodge countered that one province's action could still leave Canada free to export, while the United States could not. The finance committee will review the amendment in executive session with supporting voices from James D Doyle of the University of North Dakota and Milton McRae of the Detroit Board of Commerce.
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Washington
Root
Senate Finance Committee
Canada
Lodge
United States
James D. Doyle
University of North Dakota
Milton McRae
Detroit Board of Commerce
Detroit
Emator Root
John Norris
Newark
Yale Fraternity Taps 45 Under Maple Shade
Yale juniors tapped 45 for Skull and Bones Scroll and Keys and Wolf’s Head under a maple tree. Notable selections include Francis Boyd Donald Hyde James Smith Henry Street and R H Phillips. several regulars from football basketball and crew were not tapped.
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New Haven
Yale
College Yard
Tares
Skull and Bones
Scroll and Keys
Wolf's Head
Bones
Arthur Howe
E. W. McDevitt
Scroll
Keys
Wolf
Harold Carhart
P. F. Francis
Morse Ely
New England
Francis T. Boyd
Brookline
Mass
Donald R. Hyde
St. Albans
James G. Smith
Charles H. Paul
Newton Centre
Henry A. Street
Pawtucket
R. C
Howe
F. F. Randolph
William V. Griffin
Yale News
M. R. Proctor
Proctor
L. M. Cornwall
Bridgeport
R. H. Phillips
Hartford
Frederick L. Day
West Newton
Mags
K B. Richards
Conn
Slander in Woman Suit Stirs Whitman Court
Whitman May 18 A writ served on Mrs A Byer of Temple street in a tort action for slander filed by Mrs Bessie Leeson of Washington street seeking 10000 damages. Case returnable in Abington District Court civil side Saturday morning. Neighbors stories and sensational testimony expected with several prominent Whitman citizens and club women likely to testify.
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Whitman
O Leary Heads Boston Typographical Union
John J. O Leary was elected president of the Boston Typographical Union after 1400 votes were counted. New officers include Joseph J. Dallas as secretary and Louis Hyde as vice president. Other results cover treasurer, trustees, auditors, delegates to state and international conventions, and executive board selections. Daniel Buckley of Cambridge was elected a delegate to the International Typographical Union convention in San Francisco.
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Boston Typographical Union
John J. O'Leary
John J. Chase
Joseph J. Dallas
Thomas P. Curtin
Louis Hyde
Frank M. Flanagan
John O. Battis
Malcolm A. Knock
John Wickens
Mt. Hope
George W. Heustis
William J. Melvin
Henry Sterling
William J. Rooney
Thomas C. Stephenson
William C. Trump
Charles C. Wood
New England
Massachusetts
A. F
Daniel A. Bucskley
Paul M. Crowley
Book and Job
The
International
San Francisco
Charles T. Tenney
Charles O. Wood
Harvey Chappel
James W. Phelps
James I. Delaney
Wal
Lace B. Stoodley
Joo End
Thomas A. Barry
Walter A. Metcalf
George C. de Voe
W. D. B. Mitchell
Edward A. Boyle
James H. Butler
Daniel 4. Buckley
International Typographical Union
Cambridge
St. Mary’s School
Rindge Manual Training School
Globe
Cambridge Council
K. of C
St. Mary’s Catholic Association
Cambridge Lodge of Elks
Cambridge Playground Commission
Barry
Auto Speed Limit Rules Are Invalid
A court discussion on speed limits says the key test is whether speed was reasonable and proper for public safety based on conditions at arrest. It cites 1910 Cassidy case and Supreme Court remarks that burden rests with the Commonwealth to prove unreasonableness given traffic, use of the way, and safety. Convictions depend on combined prima facie evidence and surrounding facts.
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Supreme Court
Daniel Cassidy
Wait
Protestant Episcopal Maine convention closes in Portland
The annual convention of the Protestant Episcopal churches of Maine ended in Portland. The Maine branch of the Woman's Auxiliary met with 83 delegates and elected officers including Honorary president Mrs. Charles T. Ogden Woodfords and president Miss Harriet S. Mc Cobb Portland.
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Church Women OF
Mary B. Chadwell
Woodfords
Core
Annie ML Merrill
Portland
Annie L. Sawyer
Funeral Held For Gen Charles Hamlin in Bangor
General Charles Hamlin’s funeral took place in Bangor with military honors. Honorary pallbearers included Professor John T. Sewall Captain Henry N. Fairbanks Dean W B Walz and Charles E Bliss. Active bearers were Col L K Stetgon Filugo Clark Patrick H Gillin and Dr John R R Thompson. Notables present included General Selden N. Connor ex Governor of Maine General Charles W. Tilden Major Henry Burridge and Isaac W Dyer of Portland.
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Bangor
Charles Hamlin
John T. Sewall
Henry N. Fairbanks
W. WB. Walz
University of Maine College of Law
Charles E. Bliss
L .K. Stetgon
Filugo Clark
Patrick H. Gillin
John RR. Thompson
Selden N. Connor
Oklahoma's Best Speller Crowned in Chickasha
Quants Robinson, a 12 year old girl, is declared the best speller in Oklahoma after a 12 hour 36 minute state spelling championship in Chickasha. Judges ruled she outlasted all other competitors including adults.
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Chickasha
Okla
Quants Robinson
Oklahoma
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Meer and
Abeslac
Milan
Ny Taleo PR
Panama
Ine Pana
Feice
Alpaca
Hanover
St. Ceres
EOE
Byules
Norfolk
Sally Sailor
Hamburg
Elm Streets
Daniel A. Buckley
Gen. Hamlin
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