Senate set to vote on Panama tolls repeal May 28
Democratic leaders in Washington predicted action on the Panama canal tolls exemption repeal bill and arbitration amendments next week with a May 28 vote likely. Senate leaders said the repeal would pass by a margin of at least ten, while many amendments to modify its meaning will draw keen attention from both sides. Senator Simmons led a prominent amendment defending U S rights over the canal, with others to be pressed by sponsors.
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Senate
Kern
Simmons
United States
Panama Canal
Leader to Drive Administration Push for Repeal Vote
He will direct administration forces to repeal efforts and speak for repeal early next week as the vote approaches.
Brunswick Hotel to Change Hands on June First
The Hotel Brunswick on Boylston street will transfer ownership June 1 to Fred Be Jones formerly of the Buckminster. Bert H Barnes the current manager has negotiated with Jones for weeks and has been with the Brunswick about 35 years. The firm once known as Barnes and Duncklee dates back to 1879. The property valued at 1,000,004 is owned by Frederick Ayer of Lowell.
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Boylston Street
Fred BE. Jones
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Barnes
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Frederick Ayer
Lowell
Bankruptcy Proceedings Against Gay Sturgis Bankers and Brokers
Bankruptcy proceedings were instituted against Gay & Sturgis bankers and brokers at 101 Milk Street following a general assignment to Frederick B. Greenhalge on April 21. Petitioning creditors George F. McInnes James Lowry and John F. Lowry of Boston claim $891.9. The firm includes Harry H. Gay Irving J. Sturgis and R. Linzee Hall.
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Gay & Sturgis
Milk Street
Frederick B. Greenhalge
George F. McInnes
James Lowry
John F. Lowry
Boston
Harry H. Gay
Irving J. Sturgis
R. Linzee Hall
Wrentham Hat Co. Fights Preference Claim in Bankruptcy Suit
Wrentham Hat Co. sued by creditors in United States District Court alleging violation of the bankruptcy act. The firm is accused of preference while insolvent in paying certain creditors, with liabilities estimated around 100000 dollars.
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Wrentham Hat Co
Wrentham Hat Company
Wrentham
United States District Court
Quits Brother's House to Marry Italian Suitor
Mrs Emmeline Cheever a rich widow and suffrage leader leaves her brother Joseph Morrill's Dedham home amid plans to wed Louis Scotti of Naples. Brother George Morrill approves the match as Joseph disapproves. The couple delay abroad honeymoon, plan Massachusetts motor trips while awaiting ceremony. Scotti sells Cretic tickets. marriage details remain unsettled.
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Louis Scotti
Boston
North End
Emmeline Cheever
Dedham
Joseph Morrill
West Roxbury
New York
Scotti
Naples
Cheever
Boston Wedding Arrangements Set For Next Week
Mrs Cheever and George Mor rill have moved to Boston and arranged a wedding with a Justice of the Peace next week. Louis Scotti, 24, the groom to be, awaits the ceremony and has agreed on the day with Mrs Cheever.
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Mrs. Cheever
George Morrill
Boston
Louis Scotti
Insult King Attacks at Bow Street as Suffragettes Riots
London suffragettes disrupted a Bow Street hearing and a royal theatre, with a chained woman removed after 20 minutes and multiple arrests at His Majesty's Theatre and the National Gallery. Officers secured the crowd as protesters heckled Sir John Dickinson and hurled flour bags.
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Bow Street
London
His Majesty's Theatre
Mary
Royal Box
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H. B. Irving
Sir Herbert Tree
Robert Loraine
Charles Hawtrey
Seymour Hicks
Sir George Alexander
Frederick Kerr
Weedon Groosmith
Matheson Lang
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Bellini
St. Peter
Girolamo Malatini
John and
Christopher
Christ
National Gallery
Royal Academy
George Clausen
Pontius Pilate
Sir John Dickinson
Sir John
Levén
Consul Silliman Safe in Mexico City
Consul Silliman was found safe in Mexico City after three weeks missing amid reports of his execution near Saltillo. State Department officials had sought word since his arrest as a spy, with promises from General Villa to locate him, and his safety eases tensions in mediation talks.
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State Department
Saltilo
Mexico City
General Villa
Saltillo
Mediation Talks Focus on US Huerta Rift at Niagara
Three conferences between South American envoys and American delegates at Niagara Falls Ontario addressed US Huerta mediation. Mexican delegates say they will await formal notice before commenting on constitutionalist participation, and likely will consult their government.
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Ont
United States
Huerta
Washington
White House
N. Y
Niagara Reservation
Bi Partite Approach to Mexican Mediation Gains Support
Mexican delegates back the mediators plan for a bi party talks between Huerta and the United States with constitutionalist input, while cautioning no official word on constitutionalist delegates. Vasconcelos signals distrust of Niagara talks, prefers battlefield settlement and hints at future moves toward Saltillo after mediation.
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Huerta
United States
Huertistas
Niagara
Mr. Vasconcelos
Constitutionalist
Vasconcelos Denies Mediation Appointment by Carranza
New York May 22 Jose Vasconcelos the Carranza special agent denied in a statement that he would be chosen as a constitutionalist to the Niagara Falls conference or that Carranza would consider mediation to resolve Mexico's internal affairs.
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Niagara
Huerta
Vasconcelos
Toronto
Mexico
Washington
New York
Carranza
Mr. Vasconcelos
Tororto
Saltillo
Madero
Mexico City
Jose Vasconcelos
Niagara Falls
Carranza Considers Move to Saltillo as Niagara Talks Continue
Juarez May 22 General Carranza held hours of talks with constitutionalist leader Rafael Zubarán Capmany in a bid to progress Niagara Falls negotiations with Washington and Mexico City. Officials expect Carranza to relocate his headquarters from Durango to Saltillo, while Col. Miguel Gonzales and Pasqual Orozco’s forces faced losses near San Luis Potosi as federal troops retreated.
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Durango
Saltillo
Villa
Coahuila
Madero
Miguel Gonzales
Pasqual Oroz
Carranza Torres
San Luis Potosi
Hig
Orozco
Antonio Govea Loya
Genenal A. Mendoza
Corcovada
Saltilo
Torres
Huerta
Cavalry Demonstration Delights Governor at Park Riding
Governor Walsh and militia officers watched a three hour Massachusetts cavalry review at Park Riding School. About 300 troopers from Troops A B C and D performed bareback riding drills, rope pulling, Sabre Grill, and a wheel formation amid a drive to raise funds for horse provision and a planned Allston armory.
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Walsh
Park
Allston
Last Light
Troop B
Troop A
Troop C
D. T. Gallup
Charles H. Ferguson
Rocky Mountain Limited Travel Ad for Colorado
The Rock Island Lines promotes Colorado vacations with the Rocky Mountain Limited train all steel equipment and fine roadbed. A Travel Bureau at 288 Washington St offers planning help, hotel and camp info, and economical trip ideas with low fares June 1 to September 30.
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Colorado
Rockies
Rock Island Lines
Rocky Mountain Limited
Washington St
Ss. L. Parrott
Cavalry Display Impresses Massachusetts Officials
A passage praising a Massachusetts cavalry unit notes it as the greatest display since Civil War times. Major Charles A. Schmitz commends the commanding officer and troops for their training and proficiency, hoping all citizens recognize the valuable work and hours invested in this military service.
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Massachusetts Cavalry
Massachusetts
Charles A. Schmitz
Boston High School Youth Orchestra Delights Jordan Hall
In Jordan Hall last night about 80 young players averaging 15 years performed the Stadella Overture Haydn Military Symphony and Bach Cradle Song. C Levon Eksergian led as president and conductor displaying emerging talent and poise despite first effort challenges. May Wilhelmina Wright Calvert sang solo with orchestra and piano accompaniment. The performance showed promise for a model children’s orchestra with future refinement.
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Greater Boston
Jordan Hall
C. Levon Eksergian
Eksergian
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