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Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

May 20, 1914

Page

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Mayor Curley Walks Out of Boston Chamber Gambol

At the Boston Chamber of Commerce spring gambol in the Copley Plaza ballroom Mayor Curley abruptly left after remarks by John Fitzgerald. The exit sparked talk of Fitzgerald’s resignation and split the chamber into pro Curley and pro Fitzgerald factions. Chamber President Coolidge apologized publicly to Curley as the event unraveled.

John F. Fitzgerald Boston Chamber of Commerce Copley Plaza Curley Fitzgerald Chamber J. Randolph Coolidge, Jr

Rich Boston widow to wed Naples immigrant count claimant

Opposed by relatives a secret ceremony was delayed after Mrs. Emméline Cheever a 44 year old Boston widow suffrage leader and civic worker and Louis Scotti a 25 year old Naples arrival and claim to an Italian countship showed a marriage license at City Hall yesterday. The couple met at the Civic Service House in the North End and expect the wedding to proceed despite family pressure.

Seretree Emméline Cheever Boston Louis Scotti Naples Cambridge Scotti Mrs. Cheever Civic Service de Pees An Sibert City Hall Emmeline Cheever North End

Former Mayor Attacks Sullivan in Chamber Eulogy

A former mayor eulogized John A. Sullivan with a biting aside calling him de facto mayor. Fitzgerald delivered the remarks from the head table before President J Randolph Coolidge Jr. and a crowded chamber, initially drawing lukewarm reactions from attendees.

John A. Sullivan Finance Commission J. Randolph Cooldge, Jr Fitzgerald

Desperate Battle at Saltillo Reported From Front

Desperate fighting is in progress before Saltillo in a clash that has not yielded clear details. Wires from the front, said to be under General Francisco Villa, provide no reliable information on whether Villa has breached outer defenses or if federal positions north of Saltillo hold firm.

EL Paso Tex Saltillo Francisco Villa Villa

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Yesterday's Baseball Results Across Leagues

Results from AMERICAN NATIONAL NEW ENGLAND FEDERAL and COLONIAL leagues show multiple wins and losses. Notable scores include Boston 6 Detroit 4 and Pittsburg 7 Boston 5 with diverse outcomes across cities such as Taunton, Pawtucket, Worcester, and Portland.

Boston Detroit Washington Cleveland St. Louis New York Chicago Philadelphia National Pittsburg Brooklyn Cincinnati New England Haverhill Lynn Fitchburg Lawrence Worcester Lowell Portland Lewiston Federal Indianapolis Baltimore Kansas City Buffalo Colonial Taunton Pawtucket Brockton Woonsocket Fall River New Bedford

Roosevelt Returns From South America Voyage

Theodore Roosevelt arrived home from his lengthy South American tour aboard the Booth liner Aidan at quarantine near 4 p.m. He was accompanied by naturalists George K. Cherry and Leo E. Miller of Harvard. He denied comments about 1916 presidential probabilities, said he would not run for New York Governor, and departed with harbor flags waving aboard the tug W. F. Dalzell toward Oyster Bay.

New York Theodore Roosevelt South America George K. Cherry Leo E. Miller Harvard Para Booth Aidan W. F. Dalzell Oyster Bay

Roosevelt Finely Active Aboard Ship En Route to Spain

Friends believed Colonel Roosevelt gravely ill but he appeared thinner yet vigorous on the steamer deck. He plans to attend his son Kermit’s wedding in Spain after a 10 day stop in the country. The Roosevelt party included several family members aboard the tug.

Colonel Roosevelt Roosevelt Spain Kermit

Newlie King Testifies for Becker in Defendants Case

Newlie King, once King of the News boys, testified for the defense in the Becker trial opening. He aligned with the defense theory that Rosenthal's shooting arose from a gamblers war and that Bald Jack Rose aimed to frame Becker to save himself and accomplices Bridgie Webber Harry Wallon and Sam Schepps from murder charges.

New York Jack Sullivan The Newsboys Becker Rosenthal Jack” Rose Rose Bridgie” Webber Harry Wallon Sam Schepps

Tells How He Feared Morgan Can't Trace Fund of 11 Million

Expose in New Haven alleges Roosevelt advised Boston & Maine merger with New Haven. Mellen disputes profits from stock transfer and asserts all reports are false or mistaken. Gardiner Lane first proposed merger while Olney led counsel. AmEx contract cited as price.

Morgan Mellen New Haven Roosevelt Boston & Maine Whitney Washington Billard Boston Herald Colonel Haskell New England Navigation Company Haskell Harriman New England Gardiner Lane Lee, Higginson Co Olney American Express Taramany Westchester Seen New Haven Road

Roosevelt opposed Boston and Maine merger as Mellen testifies

In ICC testimony ex president Charles S. Mellen reveals Roosevelt endorsed purchasing Baton Malls stock to keep it from Canadian interests but would not support consolidation. The exchange between Henry Whitney and Mellen over Roosevelt’s stance is noted by Solicitor Olk.

Robert L. Norton Washington, D. C Charles S. Mellen New York, New Haven & Hartford Railroad Interstate Commerce Commission New Haven United States Roosevelt Boston & Maine Mr. Mellen Baton Malls Renton Ae Henry M. Whitney Boston Ofenae Mellen Olk

Weather Outlook for Boston and New England

Fair conditions for Wednesday and Thursday with continued seasonable temperatures. Light to moderate variable winds, mainly southeast in New England as forecasts call for pleasant, dry weather across the region.

Boston Vicinity Washington New England

Yesterday's Temperature Report From Spa

Yesterday's temperature readings show 55 at 3 p.m. 65 at 6 a.m. and 79 at 12 mid, with highs near 81 and lows around 55 to 60. Average temperature yesterday was 70, compared with 58 a year ago.

Sees Spa Coe

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