Smith May Yet Wed His Fiancée in Court Drama
A Boston area romance unfolds as Smith, his fiancée Michaud, and Miss Betty Howard face police reports and bank funds. Creed signals a likely guilty plea, with the case possibly moving from Massachusetts courts to a U S District Court. The tangled triangle includes a California stay, a bank deposit worth around $1,000, and a Western reunion effort.
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Michaud
Florence M
Betty) Howard
Smith
New Bedford
Venice
Cal
Diate
Emmanuel Church
Somerville
Howard
Walter C. Swift
California
Betty
Miss Howard
New Bedford High School
National Shawmut Bank
Boston Y. W. C. A
Tom
Middie
Federal Reserve Bank
Marshall Smith
West Coast
Miss Michaud
Los Angeles
West
United States
Massachusetts
United States District Court
Explosion at Quincy Oil Works Triggers Safety First System
An explosion at the Quincy Oil Works prompted immediate use of a trained emergency protocol. The blast caused $25,000 in plant damage but the Safety First plan prevented detonations of 80,000 gallons of gasoline in underground tanks and a carload in the yard, averting a wider disaster.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Quincy
South Quincy
Fire Engulfs Iron Shed After Tank Explosion Near Quincy
A huge shed housing four submerged oil tanks exploded and burned shortly after three in the afternoon. Agnes Raleigh of 189 Independence Ave Quincy warned others as J G Magani and an emergency crew sealed tank hatches. Firefighters faced extreme heat while Herbert Driscoll of 144 Quincy St suffered facial and hand burns but recovered at home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Agnes Raleigh
Independence Avenue
Quincy
J. G. Magani
Magani
Herbert Driscoll
Quincy Street
Progress on Railroad Bill in House advances four key provisions
Washington November 13 Four major points of the Esch railroad reform were approved by the House during debate. The measures require carriers to seek general rate increases from the ICC within 60 days of returning to private operation and guarantee six months of revenue to equal prior rental. Debts may be funded on demand notes at 6 percent, and a $250 million revolving fund offers government loans at 6 percent to be repaid in five years.
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Washington
House
Interstate Commerce Commission
Protest Against Anti Strike Legislation In Massachusetts
Organized street railway employees in Massachusetts plan a strong protest against any anti strike legislation that may be urged by the special street railway commission in its forthcoming report to the special session of the Legislature convening next Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Massachusetts
Special Street Railway Commission
Anti strike law sparks walkout threat from Boston union
President William D. Mahon of the Amalgamated Association warned against enacting anti strike laws. He said if the commission's plan passes, street carmen would walk out rather than comply. The Quincy House meeting in Boston included union officials from across the East and may extend several days.
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Boston
William D. Mahon
Amalgamated Association of Street and Electric Railway Employees of America
Massachusetts
Mahon
Quincy House
Special Commission
James H. Vahey
Streat Carmen
East
P. J. O’brien
Springfield
Thomas F. Shine
Malden
John M. Reardon
Worcester
Still Think Yudenitch Can Take Petrograd
Officials of the north western Russian government still believe General Yudenitch can resume an attack on Petrograd. Finance Minister Margulies told the Associated Press a new plan uses Finnish and Estonian recruits with Allied supplies and funds, repayable with flaxseed and regional products. They expect a Christmas breakthrough unless Baltic states make terms with the Bolsheviks, which could intern Yudenitch’s army. The minister criticized the Dorpat conference, calling it unlikely to yield agreement.
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Helsingfors
Associated Press
Yudenitch
Petrograd
Margulies
Dorpat
President Wilson signs bill suspending mining claim assessments
Washington November 13 President Wilson signed a joint resolution suspending assessment work on mining claims for the year. The measure delays the annual filings and waives obligations to conduct work on specified claims during the current period.
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Washington
Wilson
Three alleged Red agents arrested in city raid
Israel Rossman, 24, proprietor of a periodical store at 40 Causeway and of 91 Cambridge Street, is named among three alleged Red agents arrested in a police raid. The report notes the men face charges related to their activities and potential connections to Red groups.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Israel Rossman
Causeway
Cambridge Street
Boston Crackdown Targets Red Propagandists in Alarmist Sweep
Authorities vow to dissolve anarchist groups amid a Boston crackdown on Red propagandists. Inspectors Loughlin and Egan report at least 60 active radicals in the city with four known meeting halls including 88 Washington Street where The Worker is edited. Several inflammatory publications and calls for a Soviet in America are circulating, with leaders from other cities visiting Boston for meetings and propaganda efforts.
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Boston
Red
Joseph Loughlin
James H. Egan
Washington Street
Communist Society of Massachusetts
Worker
The
Communist International
Lenine
Trotzky
America
New England
Victorian Club Gala Features Miss Janacopulos In Russian Songs
Lieutenant-Governor McCallum Grant headlined a Victorian Club gathering at the Copley Plaza with speakers including Channing Cox and Harvard’s W. B. Munro. Miss Janacopulos delivered four songs showcasing range and dramatic insight, earning praise for The Commander, The Rose Hath Charmed the Nightingale, Sleeping Princess, and Gathering Mushrooms. Denayer joined for Berlioz and Chadwick pieces, drawing a warm reception.
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McCallum Grant
Nova Scotia
Copley Plaza
Channing H Cox
George Herbert Windeler
W. B. Munro
Harvard University
Vaughn Jealous
Wilson
George V
America
God Save the King
Prince of Wales
God Save the Prince of Wales
United States
Moussorgsky
Count Golenitcheff-Koutousoff
Janacopulos
Rimsky-Korsakoff
Borodin
Denayer
Berlioz
Childe Harold
George W. Chadwick
the Angel of Death
Debut by Vera Janacopulos With Boston Symphony
Miss Vera Janacopulos soprano debuted with the Boston Symphony Orchestra conducted by Pierre Monteux at Sanders Theatre Cambridge last night. A Grecian descent Brazilian by birth, she trained in Paris as violinist under Enesco and later as vocalist, making her first Paris appearance in 1914.
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Vera Janacopulos
Boston Symphony Orchestra
Pierre Monteux
Sanders Theatre
Cambridge
Brazil
Paris
Enesco
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All Star
Cairo
R.h.white Co
Tryphosa
E. C. Rich Inc
West 14Th St
New York
Geneal
Urep
E.C
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Quincy Oil Works
Cutiura
Lillian R.berry
N.H
Delatong
Mao Oe Vn
Prince
Miss Janacopulos
Symphony
BY Olin Downes
Mineola
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Regal
Summer Street
Tremont Street
Tremont and
Court Streets
Worcester Main and
Chatham Sts
Providence
Westminster Se
Army
Navy
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Scolia
Boston Wholesale Millinery Co
Blake Building
Temple Place
Duvetyne
Tam
Pleasant St
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Wmierrimac St
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