Uncertain Fate of Peace Treaty Near End of Session
Washington observers weighed the end of the special session as leaders debated the fate of the peace treaty. With a brief break before the December regular session, a Senate decision and adjournment could come as early as November 15 or as late as November 22, or spill into the regular session.
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Senate sets clash over League Article 10 reservations
Senate caucus days loom with sharp fight on Article 10 of the League covenant and the issue of two thirds to approve or reject the treaty. Republicans may seek cloture while Democrats pledge cooperation as final votes approach.
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Lowell Man Killed by Car Near Billerica
Mathew Clark a 32 year old of 6 La Grange court Lowell died this afternoon at St Johns Hospital after being struck by an automobile on the Boston road near Billerica. He was walking with two companions when hit by a car owned and operated by Michael E Ae of Beacon street Manchester. Ae was held by police but later released after furnishing bonds of 2000.
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Vessel Reaches Hub After Hard Voyage
The steamship Romeo under Captain Bain from Calcutta arrived in the stream yesterday eight weeks after departure. A storm damaged woodwork and ventilators on the bridge and flooded cabins while at sea, and an engine breakdown compounded the voyage.
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Etiquette and Manners Q and A by Miss Alice Stuart
Practical etiquette guidance covers distant wedding invitations, calling after a birth, replying to invitations, and thanking mourners. It recommends courteous responses, timing for visits, and brief personal notes for sympathy, with optional sending a card in intimate circles.
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Engagement Anticipation In Society Circles
New York society awaits the engagement announcement of Miss Rachel Littleton sister of Martin W. Littleton to Cornelius Vanderbilt Jr amid weeks of rumors. Boston encores yesterday afternoon drew no exception to the rule when she appeared in public.
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Galli Curci Concert Delights Symphony Hall Audience
Amelita Galli Curci with Homer Samuels and Emmanuel Beranguer gave a yesterday afternoon concert in Symphony Hall. She is a trained musician who interprets music with simplicity and sincerity, earning strong audience acclaim for lyrical and brilliant vocal tone and precise staccato passages.
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Homer Samuels
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Assistance Ordered for Stranded British Steamer Off Sable Island
The Canadian government steamer Aranmore was ordered to assist the British steamer Greystone, anchored two miles west of Sable Island in a gale. Greystone, en route from Newport to Hampton Roads, reported propeller blade loss and the risk that anchors would not hold.
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Five Vessels Rescued After Indian Ocean SOS
The British steamer Kumeric, captained by Burch, reported eight SOS calls from five disabled ships mid ocean. All five vessels were American. The Kumeric, after a rough voyage from Calcutta, reached Boston with four passengers the Sammons family, missionaries from Chicago, who had spent 12 years in India.
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Chicago
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Stanley
India
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Mystic
Charlestown
Mayor Hylan Denounces Grand Jury Seizure
New York November 9 The seizure of private papers from Mayor Hylan's office under grand jury subpoena in its police probe drew the mayor's sharp denunciation. He called the action unmanly unAmerican and unlawful and accused unnamed sources of turning the grand jury into a rumor factory.
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Noske Opposes World Revolution and Warns of Starvation Threat
Berlin reports Gustav Noske minister of defence speaking at Chemnitz. He rejects a world revolution and warns that an American upheaval could force millions in Germany into starvation. He notes a winter Reichstag bill to tax large employers up to 75 percent, shifting them toward paid employee status.
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