Coleman to Leave Jail Today on Parole
George W. Coleman, who has served six years in Greenfield jail for misapplying more than $300,000 of the funds of the National City Bank of Cambridge, where he was book keeper, will be released on parole some time today.
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George W. Coleman
Greenfield
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George
Coleman
National City Bank
Margarete Taylor
Mamie Hightower
Parole Board President Says Coleman Release Near
F H Duehay head of the Boards of Parole says Coleman’s parole is approved but the release order had not yet reached the jail by 9 pm last night. United States Marshal John J Mitchell reports the order is imminent and release will occur within hours.
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F. H. Duehay
Boards of Parole
Department of Justice
Coleman
United States
John J. Mitchell
Duehay
Parole Denied For 11 Year Prisoner Coleman
Coleman, who had served one third of an 11 year sentence by May 18, 1915, was deemed eligible for parole a year ago. His counsel William A. Morse of Boston urged release, but the request was denied due to a disputed plan for his life after release.
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Coleman
William A. Morse
Boston
Mother Celebrates Son George Coleman's Parole Homecoming
Mrs. Walter G. Coleman joyful at the parole of her son George W. Coleman from Greenfield prison asserts forgiveness and plans for his return to 186 Magazine Street Cambridge. She envisions him working in his father’s coal office or entering the diary business, with no remarriage plans and no trace of the bank theft money.
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Walter G. Coleman
George W. Coleman
Magazine Street
Cambridge
Post
George
Somerville Aldermen OK Banner Permission With Roosevelt Contrast
At the Somerville Board of Aldermen session Ward 4 Alder man Richardson backed a plan granting the Ward 4 Republican Club permission to hang a banner across Marshall Street near Broadway. An amendment to require the slogan Vote for Roosevelt was rejected, as was another to replace it with Vote for Wilson. The order passing granted the banner rights.
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Ward 4
Republican Club
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Broadway
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Harris
Wilson
Brookline Workmen Strike Over Wages at Filter Plant
Fifty workers at Brookline West Roxbury water filtration project walked out without notice on Tuesday. They demand $2.75 per day and 10 cents car fare, higher than the current $2.50 scale, causing work stoppage until resolved.
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De Miracle Hair Remover Claims Superior Depilation
An advertisement touts De Miracle Liquid Depilatory as the only depilatory that targets hair under the skin. It asserts superior effectiveness over pastes and rub-ons and promises a binding guarantee with refunds if it fails. Available in 50¢, 1.00, and 2.00 bottles from New York dealers or via postpaid plain wrapper.
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Lansing May Quit Cabinet Rumors Surround Secretary
Washington May 25. Reports of a breach between Secretary Lansing and President Wilson and a possible retirement from the cabinet circulate tonight. Frank L. Polk may become secretary as talk of discord between the two persists. Lansing has been indisposed for days. Polk has acted in his absence.
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Senate resolution urges mediation by United States
A Senate resolution introduced by Senator Lewis of Illinois asks the President to propose U S mediation between warring European nations if compatible with public interests. The measure was placed on the Senate table for later discussion.
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Europe
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Senate
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Illinois
Roosevelt Boom Scares Republican Old Guard
The article notes Roosevelt’s Kansas City visit stirring reformist sentiment amid Midwestern Republicans. It forecasts a powerful Memorial Day themed appeal on national integrity and right versus expediency. A St Louis speech is anticipated to deliver a sharper attack on party factions.
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Roosevelt forecast dominates GOP race as factions coil
The article weighs Roosevelt’s momentum against rivals Hughes Root Weeks Fairbanks Burton, noting Roosevelt’s appeal in German audiences and Republican infighting. It argues party leaders fear Roosevelt’s strength and Progressive support will push him to the nomination, with others seen as weak or compromised by patronage.
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Burton
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Massachusetts
Charles W. Fairbanks
Indiana
Theodore E. Burton
Ohio
Charles M. Pepper
National Campaign Headquarters Get Set for Burton Weeks and Fairbanks
John W. Dwight arrives to head Elihu Root operations as Weeks backers open Presidential Row HQ with George S. Moses of New Hampshire in charge. Burton HQ led by George W. Mooney and A N Rodway with Governor Frank B. Willis slated to speak. Fairbanks page launched with James P. Goodrich overseeing planning.
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John W. Dwight
New York
George S. Moses
New Hampshire
Greece
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Burton
George W. Mooney
Ohio State House of Representatives
A. N. Rodway
Frank B. Willis
Ohio
Fairbanks
James P. Goodrich
Indiana
Roosevelt delegates fund sent to Republican committee
John B. Lawrence treasurer of the Roosevelt delegates campaign committee sent a $147 check to Edward Thurston chairman of the Republican State Committee. Lawrence said the balance should help ease the trip for Roosevelt delegates headed to Chicago.
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Edward Thurston
Republican State Committee
John 8. Lawrence
Roosevelt
Lawrence
Chicago
Massachusetts Seeks Urged Nomination for Republican Standard Bearer
Massachusetts plans to nominate what it calls America's foremost citizen as the Republican Party's standard bearer. The bid signals a high profile effort to unite conservative voters behind a leading national figure in the GOP.
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Massachusetts
America
Father Clark Homeward from China in June
The Rev. Francis I. Clark LL D president of the United Society of Christian Endeavor has arrived at Yokohama on the way home from the interior of China and expects to reach Boston about the middle of June according to a cable message received yesterday by the World's Christian Endeavor Union.
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Francis I. Clark
LL. D
United Society of Christian Endeavor
China
Yokohama
Boston
Christian Endeavor Union
Dudley Named New Somerville Building Commissioner
George L. Dudley was appointed by Mayor Cliff to fill the vacancy created by Walter C. Littlefield. The appointment takes effect June 1.
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Cliff
Somerville
Walter C. Littlefield
Widower John Huston Drops Dead on Beacham Street
John Huston aged middle age, resident of Charlestown, collapsed and died yesterday at noon on Beacham Street Everett. He was employed by the New England Gas and Coke Company and worked at the coke ovens.
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Charlestown
Beacham Street
Everett
Huston
New England Gas & Coke Company
Big Catholic Societies Convention Poised for New York
New York May 2 5 Twenty thousand delegates and visitors from every state in the union Canada and Mexico are expected for the American Federation of Catholic Societies convention in New York the week of August 20 More than 4000 from Boston Philadelphia Baltimore and Chicago will attend The event opens with a pontifical mass at St Patrick's Cathedral on Sunday August 20 with Cardinals Farley Gibbons O Connell and Archbishop Banzano assisting and the prelates will attend the opening session that night.
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Union
Canada
Mexico
American Federation of Catholic Societies
M. J. Lavalle
Archdiocese of
Boston
Philadelphia
Baltimore
Chicago
St. Patrick's Cathedral
Farley, Gibbons and O'Connell
Bonzano
United States
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