Trustees Disloyal Alleged by Chicago Leaders at Hearing
Frederick A. Bangs and James A. Heming of Chicago with Arthur J. Losberry of San Francisco testified at a hearing on a bill filed by trustees of the Christian Science Publishing Society. They seek to enjoin interference with the society’s business. Bangs admitted not seeking the directors’ opinion on Illinois actions discussed at a conference on cancellations subscriptions, claiming the trustees had forfeited their rights to be Christian Scientists.
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Frederick A. Bangs
Chicago
James A. Hemingay
Arthur J. ‘Osberry
San Francisco
Christian Science Pubising Society
Illinois
Bangs
Mr. Whipple
Mr. Bangs
Cohcience
James A. Hemingway
Illinois Emergency Scienceommittee
Boston
Arthur T. Fosberry
Nedge
Aelegram
Atorney ,Choate
Fosberry
Christian Scientists face court over trustee subscription bans
Testimony from Bangs Hemingway Fosberry and others centers on church governance and whether directors can override branch church actions. Proceedings note possible broad injunctions if the court rules against defendants as hearings resume.
Memorial proposed for Mayor Higginson by city council
The City Council voted unanimously to ask the Mayor to appoint a committee to raise funds for a monument to late Mayor Henry Higginson. Councilman Henry E. Hagan urged the monument be built on land at Audubon Road Riverway and Avenue Pasteur, to be named Higginson Circle.
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Henry Higginson
Yestrday
Henry E. Hagan
Rip'fon
Well Ison
Hagan
Ument
Audubon Road
Riverway
Avenue Pasteur
Higginson
Mexico Jibes At Insincere Pols
Blasco Ibanez portrays Carranza era Mexico with Aguirre Berlanga as interior minister and pro German bias. The piece satirizes revolutions and public mistrust, recounting Don Jesus Carranza’s fate and a grim hellish joke about the former ruler’s posthumous reputation.
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Mexico
Carranza
Aguirre Berianga
Interior
Berlanga
Carra
Germany
Plan for Excise Tax on Newsprint
Washington May 24 An excise tax on print paper to curb consumption will be among the recommendations of the Senate manufactures subcommittee probing the print paper shortage A bill preliminarily drafted by the committee with help from the FTC outlines the tax amount and details to be determined An amendment of postal rules would allow small print paper shipments nationwide at one cent per pound with a 70 pound maximum retained.
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Washington
Senate
Federal Trade Commission
Atlantic Gulf Leads Slightly Higher in Tepid New York Trade
May 24 New York market shows no strong feature with subdued activity across financial, industrial and commercial sectors. Atlantic Gulf stock climbs nearly nine points amid 700,000 shares traded while total sales reach 17.25 million dollars. call loans hold at 6 percent as funds tighten and deflation of credits continues under federal reserve supervision.
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New York
Stock Exchange
Federal Reserve Board
Atlanta
Middle West
Shorts
Atlantic Gulf
Liberty
Victory
United States
Robbery Attempt Suspect Held After Street Chase
Frank Bonfiro was held at Central Court in 2000 after a chase by Officers Harrington and O'Leary. He is charged with attempting to rob with another man and allegedly threw down Fred S. Clausen on Groton Street.
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Frank Bonfiro
Harrington
O'Leary
Central Court
Fred S. Clausen
Groton Street
Czarina Blasts Generals and Delays in Palace Notes
The Czarina calls the regiment her real pancake and says Russian generals are weak. She recounts Rasputin’s advice on forgiving an innocent general later, notes four batteries of 40 guns left neglected in Tzarskoye Selo, and harbors blind hatred for Rodzianko, wishing to hang Redsianko for insolence.
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Czarina
Rasputin
Tzarskoye Selo
Rodzianko
Duma
Redsianko
Olga
Pavlovtsi
Schevitch
Anna
Finland
Nicky
Paviovsk
Oganovsky
Becker
Czarina Kavetsky Feuds With Miechen At Livadia
Private letters from 1916 reveal Grand Duchess Marie Pavlona known as Miechen inflaming Empress Alexandra at Livadia. The Czarina excoriates Miechen for intruding on house affairs and questions the permission given by the Czar, while noting funeral duties and hospital visits. The correspondence shows tensions over who runs the imperial household and Rasputin’s influence.
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Marie Pavlona
Miechen
Livadia
Crimea
Czarina
Personal letters from Tzarskoye Selo 1916 safety concerns
Letters dated September 15 and 16 1916 from Tzarskoye Selo describe political chatter about Duma influence, monk mortality, bread shop reforms, and policing. They mention Rasputin prayers for plans, military generals' strength, a hospital, funerals, and longing to meet.
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Mavra
Igoe
Obolensky
Sunny
Letters from Tsarskoye Selo and Colonial Legacy
Partial letters describe artillery at Tsarskoye Selo and wartime concerns, including 46 guns without guards and calls for inspection. The text shifts to a colonial-era obituary of Isaac Johnson and Lady Arbella Johnson, reflecting on their hardships, graves, and historical memory.
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Tsarskoye Selo
Little Walks About Boston The Arbella Journey
The lady Arbella, daughter of the Earl of Lincoln, left England with Isaac Johnson to found a new home in America. They sailed with Governors Winthrop and Dudley aboard the Arbella and landed in Salem on June 12 1630. By September 30 a dawn record notes early events in the colony.
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Ing
Isaac Johnson
Arbella
House of Lincoln
Thomas Dudley
Countess of Lincoln
Astpella Johnson
Dudley
Arbella Johnson
Earl of Lindon
Salem
Flower of
Lincoln
Hfe
King’s Chapel
Earl of Lincoln
Mather
England
America
Winthrop
New England
Dry Law Increases Coffee Cost Greatly
The National City Bank of New York reports a surge in coffee drinkers since prohibition. Imports rose to 1.6 billion pounds in 1920 from 1.082 billion in 1918, and the average price per pound jumped from 9.12 to 22 cents.
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National City Bank of New York
Squelch Merger Plans for City Institutions
Mayor Peters proposed consolidating Long Island Deer Island Rainsford Island and the Children Institutions Department under one head. The City Council defeated the plan 6 to 4 after Council President Moriarty objected to turning over delinquent boys on Rainsford Island to state custody.
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Peters
Long Island
Deer Island
Rainsford Island
Children Institutions Department
James T. Moriarty
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