Asquith backs up Wilson attitude toward Mexico
Prime Minister Asquith, at the Lord Mayor’s banquet, declares Britain has never sought political intervention in Mexico or to thwart the United States, stressing vigilance on coast protection for British subjects and property amid Huerta’s regime. He says Britain recognizes Huerta but will not intervene, awaiting the US stance.
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Moon and planets mark autumn date with notable anniversaries
The column notes Venus and Mars rising while Jupiter and Saturn set, marks Nov 13 as 815th day of year and 50th of autumn. It lists anniversaries including Thomas Bailey Aldrich born 1886, Anna Green-Rohifs born 1846, Maude Adams born 1872, and recalls a Marlboro express collision a year ago at West Cambridge.
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Mars
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Saturn
Thomas Bailey Aldrich
Anna K. Green-Rohifs
Maude Adams
West Cambridge
Boston Area Forecast Highlights Cooler and Fair Conditions
Fair and cooler conditions expected for Boston and nearby areas Tuesday and Wednesday with moderate to brisk westerly winds. The report notes yesterday's temperatures and wind trends with a focus on a steady cold snap and seasonal averages.
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Boston
Boston hotel race fraud nets Brockton man five thousand
Robert H. Kemp of Brockton was duped out of 5000 by a New York led gang using a wireless race ticker in two downtown Boston hotels. Investigators say the scheme involved a staged race with a chalked board and a known con man Joseph Albertine guiding Kemp to invest through Bolton who touted a fail proof plunger system. Police in Boston and New York are pursuing leads.
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New York
Robert H. Kemp
Brockton
Kemp
Joseph Albertine
Bolton
Albertine
Man Hunt in Mystic Marshes Across Boston Suburbs
Everett police pursue three youths who stole Dr Ward A Paul s car from 48 Charlotte Dorchester and fled through Mystic River marshes toward Boston. The chase involved multiple cities and continued overnight with suspects hiding in marsh holes as officers closed in.
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Mystic River
Ward A. Paul
Charlotte Street
Dorchester
Acquittal of Mendel Beiliss Shocks and Delights Boston Hebrews
Beiliss, a Jewish brickworker from Russia, was acquitted yesterday in Kiev on charges of ritual murder. Prominent Hebrews in Boston called the verdict a triumph of justice in a place where many doubted such an outcome for a Jewish man. The case drew worldwide attention amid rumors of state sanctioned anti Semitism.
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Kiev
Russia
Boston
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Rabbi Jurman Reflects on Acquittal and Shared Sympathy
East Boston Rabbi Jurman expresses relief at an acquittal and gratitude for American press and public sympathy. He says Jews endure miracles and hopes Christians share in gladness to avoid blemishing the Jewish faith, viewing it as a well from which Christian faiths draw purity.
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Rabbi Jurman
East Boston
Reading woman foils attempted hold up on Salem Street
Alma H. Damon of Reading reports that a man sprang from behind a tree on Salem Street and tried to snatch her watch and pocketbook. She resisted and drove him off. The incident is part of more than a dozen robberies in Reading in recent weeks.
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Reading
Salem Street
Man Cleared in Brookline Fatal Garage Shooting
William A. Templeton of Arlington appeared in Newton District Court before Judge Kennedy after an accidental shooting at the Chestnut Hill Garage caused the death of Margaret J. Kenefick of Brookline. Police testified to the finding and relatives urged no criminal intent. the judge discharged Templeton, deeming him innocent.
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Heath Street
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Chestnut Hill
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Kennedy
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Malden Mayor Protests Bay State Electric Cars
Mayor Charles Schumaker of Malden files a protest over Bay State electric cars due to dusty floors. He says passengers are covered with dust as cars run through Malden and large floor openings allow street dust to billow inside.
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Malden
Bay State Electric
Senate to Act Upon Mellen Charges Reopen Investigation
New York report says a Senate resolution will be introduced to reopen an investigation of New Haven affairs by the Interstate Commerce Commission. Mellen likely to be called. In other news, Arthur C. Train announces the discontinuance of a $1,000,000 alienation suit against Mrs. Mackay, with a release signed by Mrs. Blake. No payments were made.
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Despondent man shoots self in Southbridge
Nelson Snow, 64, of Brinfield road, died from a shotgun self inflicted wound early today. Ill health and despondency were given as causes. He leaves a son Arthur and daughters Mary and Margaret.
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Margaret
Neckpiece Gift for Bride Jessie Wilson Adopted by House
The House votes to present Miss Jessie Wilson, the bride-elect, with a lavalier worth about 2000 dollars. Representative Mann of Illinois and his committee, Speaker Clark and his daughter Genevieve participated in the conference approving the American-made gift. The piece will be set in a jeweled case with an inscription.
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Jessie Wilson
White House
Lavelierre
Mann
Ilinois
Clark
Genevieve
New York
Mellen Interview Prompts Senate Action On New Haven Affairs
A Boston Post interview with former New Haven president Mellen triggers expectations of a Senate move to reopen hearings on the New Haven Railroad. Lawmakers expect to hear Mellen and possibly leading bankers testify about alleged mismanagement as the ICC case proceeds.
Female of species inferior to male sparks hall controversy
Miner Chipman, an efficiency expert, told a largely female audience at Lorimer Hall that women are inherently inefficient in industry and should not enter fields of work. He cited New York studies claiming 563 percent of women value matrimony most, provoking protests from attendees about women deciding their careers. He refused to grant differences based on sex, saying no one has a right to determine a person’s gender or role.
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New York
Lorimer Hall
Chipman
Boston School of Social Science
$6,000,000 Raise For Trainmen In East
The wage settlement ends a long rail wage dispute. East coast and Ohio River area railroads grant an average 7 percent pay increase totaling $6,000,000 annually for one year from Oct 1. About 100,000 workers gain, with a binding federal arbitration award filed in court despite minority reports from employee and company board members.
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Federal District Court
Sofia
Burdett Business College Opens New Day and Evening Class
Burdett Business College announces admission of new day and evening students each Monday. The notice mentions enrollment opportunities for qualifying applicants and a contact location at 1 Boylston Street.
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Burdett Business College
Boylston
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