Advisory committee to guide armament talks named
Washington November 4 The twenty one member advisory panel chosen by President Harding to work with the American big four at the armament conference will meet in Washington three days before the opening to advise on initial policy steps. Secretary Hughes issued a call for a meeting on November 9 and officials expect the panel to shape the government’s approach throughout the negotiations.
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Washington
Harding
Hughes
Bard
Allen Forbes
State Street Trust Company
Peters
New York
Devonshire Street
Little Walks About Boston on Charles Sumner
A narrative of Charles Sumner at Boston Latin School from 1821 to 1826. It notes his self taught Latin studies, rapid progress under Mr Leverett, and prizes won for Latin translations. It mentions classmates like Winthrop Hilliard Clarke and Smith, and events with Edward Everett, Daniel Webster, and Lafay ette’s 1825 appearance. Webster’s Faneuil Hall oration on Adams and Jefferson drew crowds. Sumner attended the commemoration procession and heard Mrs Webster recite passages.
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Boston
Charles Sumner
Leverett
Robert C. Winthrop
George Hilliard
James Freeman Clarke
Samuel F. Smith
America
Wendell Phillips
Edward Everett
Daniel Webster
Tremont Street
Boston Latin School
Lafayette
Faneuil Hall
Adams
Jefferson
State House
Hauncy Place
Latin School
Yong Sumner
Webster
John Adame
Arrest Near In Cambridge HoldUp Targeting Peabody Man
Cambridge and Peabody police expect arrests today in connection with a brutal hold-up of Thomas Katherkes of 46 Walnut Street Peabody. He was beaten and robbed of $10 Friday night in Cambridge and treated at Cambridge City Hospital. He is expected to be discharged today.
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Cambridge
Peabody
Thomas Katherkes
Walnut Street
Peatoly
Tim
Cam've City Hospital
Disbarment Call Over Pelletier By Allen in Dispute
The Attorney General seeks the removal of Suffolk District Attorney Pelletier with a 32 paragraph petition accusing him of conspiring to extort money in cases involving Emerson Motors Daniels and Emery as well as threats against Dorothy Cote and Albert Smith. Pelletier defends himself blaming political opponents and a bar clique while he leaves for Chicago to attend a Knights of Columbus event.
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Suffolk Law Officer
Pelletier
Mr. Pelletier
Emerson Motors
Warren C. Daniels
Dorothy Cote
Albert T. Smith
Agnes T
Curtis Wilson Emery
Elizabeth
Jennie S. Chase
Merril W. Shute
Daniel H. Coakley
William J. Corcoran
Allen
Emerson Motors Company
Warren G. Daniels
Coakley
Daniels
Pellitier
Agnes T. Smith
Smith
Corcoran
Emery
Elizabeth Emery
Jennie Chase
Elizabeth Chase
Webster Mill
Suffolk
Supreme Court
F Turlburt
Bar Association
Hurlburts
Peabodys
Thompsons
Cabots
Westons
Francis Peabody
Chicago
Knights of Columbus
Foch
Treasury
Pupils Tour Textile Show At Mechanics Building
Six thousand school children visited the International Textile Exposition yesterday as guests of Chester S Campbell, manager of the show. The exhibit highlighted textile machinery in action and the event closes tonight with 100000 visitors total, signaling optimism for New England business and the textile industry.
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Mechanics Building
Chester S. Campbell
EB. F. Hathaway
Textile Exhibitors’ Association
Campbell
New England
Dr Stacks Libel Case Ends in Alimony Fight and Marriage Turmoil
The story recounts doctor Stack and Mrs. Colleary’s libel suit over alleged cruelty and their tumultuous marriages. A prior improper pairing after a rapid remarriage led to annulment, reconciliation, and a fresh dispute over alimony and payments amid family tensions and involved attorneys.
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Mrrs. Colleary
Doctor Stack
New York
Ulster again the obstacle in Irish peace talks
London reports say Sir James Craig will meet Lloyd George and Sir Edward Carson as Ulster remains the main stumbling block in Irish settlement talks. Sinn Fein denies rumors of accepted Dominion status and British port control while declining to reveal agreed points.
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London
Associated Press
James Craig
Lloyd George
Edward Carson
Ulster
Belfast
James
Eton
Sinn
Sinn Fein
Salvation Army drive nears $35,000 as donations lag
Friends of the Salvation Army rallied to support a $200,000 maintenance drive yesterday. A flood of small subscriptions and larger gifts from business committees pushed totals to more than $35,000 by noon, though officials said the drive remains somewhat behind schedule.
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Devonshire Street
Charles H. Cole
Johnson
Cole
Salvation Army
Collins
Hatters’ Division
Washington Street
G. L. Hamilton
Atlantic Avenue
Urbain J. Ledoux
Mr. Zero
People’s Palace
Department Stores Group
Archie Hurlburt
Friends of the Salvation Army
Fewer Marriages In New York In 1921
Government data expected 1.5 million brides and as many grooms nationwide but New York City likely records at least 3000 fewer marriages in 1921 than in 1920 or 1919.
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New York
Navy
New York City
Osbornes Face Desertion Divorce Suit in Suffolk
Mrs Anne B H Osborne of Wellesley sues Shelley B Osborne of Boston for divorce in Suffolk Superior Court alleging desertion on May 1 1917 The couple married at Newton on June 14 1905 and lived in Framingham Milford Wellesley and elsewhere.
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Anne BH. Osborne
Wellesley
Shelley B. Osborne
Boston
Suffolk Superior Court
Osbornes
Newton
S‘fopedale
Armistice Day Holidays Take Shape in 1921
Governor Cox waits for official notice that Armistice Day has been named a national holiday by President Harding. If confirmed, Massachusetts will proclaim Friday November 11 a legal holiday. France already recognizes Armistice Day as a national holiday and France plans to observe on November 11 as well.
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Cox
U. A
Massachusetts
Bay State
Harding
Congress
France
Chamber of Deputies
Goodman Wife Fur Coat Evidence Draws Out Secrets
Testimony details Goodman giving wife’s $3000 mink coat to a woman friend and planned trips to Atlantic City with a nurse. Mrs. Goodman says she endured separate living with Goodman for years to avoid publicity, feared jealousy, and once contemplated harming both herself and Goodman. Doctor notes nervous state and injuries after domestic fracas.
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Goodman
Kessler
Atlantis City
Atlantic City
Worcester
Gooodman
Boston
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