Italian drive extended to June 5 Tag Day in Boston
The committee raising 100000 for a home for Italian children extends the drive by one week closing on Saturday June 5, designated as Tag Day in Boston. Italian girls will tag the public in downtown areas and at subway stations. A lawn fete is set for the Piscopo estate in Winthrop and contributions from the Boston Jesters and others are listed, totaling varied gifts to support the effort.
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Boston
Piscopo
Main Street
Winthrop
Thomas Nutile
First State Bank
Dan Horgan
Boston Jesters
Commonwealth
McAdoo Campaign Fund Probed By Senate Panel
The Senate committee investigated alleged McAdoo fund sources in a bid to trace an invisible campaign boom. Witnesses, including Angus McLean and Louis Lang, described discussions and claimed underwritten sums, while others noted expenses in Wood and Johnson campaigns. The panel prepared for California contest testimony and more testimony on pre convention spending.
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Washington
Associated Press
Senate
Kenyon
Angus Mclean
North Carolina
War Finance Corporation
McAdoo
Treasury
Louis J. Lang
New York American
Democratic National Committee
Frank A. Harrison
Lincoln
Neb
Senator Johnson
California
Harry M. Daugherty
Harding
Wood
Ohio
Harrison
Nebraska Wood
Herbert Hoover
General Wood
Farmers Seek Emergency Rural Credit Plan in Senate
Representatives of the Farmers National Council urged the Senate banking committee to enact a temporary rural credits system with a revolving fund of 25 million dollars or more to aid farmers and cattlemen amid deflationary efforts by the Federal Reserve Board. Senator Hitchcock and Senator Capper criticized Governor Miller of the Kansas City Fed for a high re discount rate causing farmers to pay 9 to 10 percent for money.
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Washington
Farmers’ National Council
Senate Banking Committee
Federal Reserve Board
Federal Farm Loan Board Administration
Harding
Hitchcock
Nebraska
Capper
Kansas
Miller
Kansas City Reserve Bank
Hitchock
Miss Eliot to Be June Bride in Cambridge
Miss Frances Eliot of Cambridge daughter of Rev Samuel A Eliot president of the American Unitarian Association will wed Frank Freemont Smith Jr son of Dr Freemont Smith on Saturday June 6 at 4 PM in the First Parish Church Cambridge The bride is Winsor School alumna Vincent Club member and Sewing Circle participant The groom a Harvard Medical School senior and former ensign during the war Best man EH Preble Motley maid of honor Miss Mary Atkinson Brookline
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Frances Eliot
Reservoir Street
Cambridge
Samuel A. Eliot
American Unitarian Association
First Parish
Frank Freemont-Smith, Jr
Frank Freemont-Smith
Commonwealth Avenue
Winsor School
Vincent Club
Sewing Circle
Harvard Medical School
Eh, Preble Motley
Mary Atkinson
Brookline
War veterans urge Mason bill support telegram sent
The 110 members of the John Mitchell branch PF O L F all World War I veterans met and directed a committee to draft a telegram to Congressman Porter chair of the foreign affairs committee. They urged him to use his influence for the committee to report the Mason bill.
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John Mitchell Branch
PF. O. L F
Congressman Porter
Foreign Affairs Committee
Woman Hangs Self at Brother's Home in Salisbury
Salisbury Vermont May 28 Mrs Harriet Leland Kent wife of Fred Kent killed herself by hanging from a bedpost at her brother Solon Kent's house this morning local police said the tragedy occurred in this village prompting an investigation by authorities.
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Salisbury
Harriet Leland Kent
Fred Kent
Solon Kent
Employees Back Wood in Demonstration Against Indictment
Workers urged support for William M. Wood, president of the company, who faces federal indictment in New York for alleged profiteering. The mills closed at 3 PM to permit the demonstration.
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Clover
William M. Wood
Wood
New York
American Woolen Company
Andover
President Wood
Textile workers plan one day strike in Lawrence mills
A mass meeting of Amalgamated Textile Workers in Lawrence announced a city wide one day strike next Tuesday in all mills. Leaders praised Wood, questioned charges, and urged judicial delay while pledging loyalty amid indictments and labor unrest.
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Amalgamated Textile Workers
Lawrence
Benjamin Legere
Amalgamated
Department of Justice
Wilson Critiques of Bonus Plan Highlight Virginia Platform
The Virginia Democratic platform backs the League of Nations and the Paris treaty with no reservations. It praises tax reform and reconstruction, supports an efficient merchant marine, and condemns Republican inquiries while urging amicable wage dispute resolutions. It also lauds Wilson for endorsing woman suffrage.
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Virginia
League of Nations
Paris
Republican Congress
Federal Reserve System
Farm Loan
Department of Labor
Congress
Hopes to Get Barney to Surrender
An attorney has exhausted all efforts to locate his former client to urge surrender and return to prison to avoid probable capture and possible death.
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Barney
Prison escape pursue leads near Green Harbor and Kingston
Officers search Plymouth and summer spots near Green Harbor and Kingston after the escape. Deputy Hendry leads a secret hunt with inside tips from prison and police to locate Barney and the trio, while authorities doubt the looting link to the convicts.
Woman denies aiding escape of prison fugitive Harry Manster
Dorchester woman declares to the Post that she assisted Harry Manster inside or outside prison is false. She says she never sent him money, kept no address at St Stephens Street, and has stayed at her brother's home while awaiting his fate. She recalls their engagement and states she last saw him in May.
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May Clark
Harry Manster
Post
Manster
Harry
Dorchester
St. Stephens Street
Officer Reiser
Morton
Reiser
Charlestown
Herman Barney
Deaths M'Neil Dorchester May 27
Fitzabeth Mahoney beloved daughter of Annie McNeil and the late Michael Mahoney. Funeral services at her late residence 380 Clarkson Street Monday May 31 at 8 18 am. High mass of requiem at St Peters Church at 9 o'clock. Relatives and friends invited.
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M'Ndeil
Dorchester
Fitzabeth
Annie McNeil
Sta Honey
Michael Mahoney
Clarkson St
St. Peter's Church
Elatives
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