Canada opens eleventh Parliament with tariff settlement outlook
Ottawa reports the third session of the eleventh Parliament opened with the throne speech by Earl Grey. He expresses gratification over the fisheries dispute settlement and confidence in a satisfactory outcome of tariff negotiations between the United States and Canada. He notes progress and emphasizes a hopeful path forward.
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Ottawa
Ont
Parliament of
Canada
Earl Grey
United States
Gains in U S Canada Trade Talk Press Hopeful
The article notes a shift toward more equitable tariff arrangements between the United States and Canada. It explains that Canada previously bought less from the U S while importing more from it, and that Washington now favors liberalized policy and improved trade relations following months of negotiations between the two governments.
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United States
Canada
Republic
Washington
Ottawa talks signal possible early trade accord with United States
The Ottawa conference between Canadian and American representatives yielded no firm proposals yet but encourages hope for an arrangement granting Canada some products access to the United States on satisfactory terms. The Hague Tribunal decision on fisheries in Canadian and Newfoundland waters was accepted as fair and equitable, promoting peace and arbitration in international disputes.
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Ottawa
Canada
United States
Great Britain
Canadian
Newfoundland
Fate on Judge Bolster Vision to Decide Pocket-Pick Case
Two men, Thomas Falion and Peter Drohan, await a police court ruling on a pocket-picking attempt on a street car near Huntington and Massachusetts avenues the night Colonel Roosevelt spoke at the Arena. The verdict hinges on whether a rear view over the dashboard allows detection of the act. Judge Bolster will test the sightline by standing behind a car before ruling.
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Bolster
John Quinn
John Linton
Judge Bolster
Thomas Falion
Peter Drohan
Huntington Avenue
Massachusetts Avenue
Colonel Roosevelt
Governor-elect Foss Advocates Industrial Education
Governor-elect Eugene N Foss spoke at the National Society for the Promotion of Industrial Education banquet at the Hotel Somerset. He said his feelings on vocational and industrial education need little explanation and credited ex-Governor Curtis Guild with outlining his ties to New England's industrial life.
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Eugene N.foss
National Society For the Promotion of Industrial Education
Somerset
Curtis Guild
New England
Massachusetts
Industrial education goals voiced by leaders and mayor
Business and civic figures urge Massachusetts to expand vocational and industrial training. They cite 14 to 16 year old apprentice issues, demand skilled labor, and support laws to strengthen education with leaders from Harvard, Boston, and the Wabash railroad weighing in on reforms.
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Guild
Harvard University
Boston
Massachusetts
Frederick A. Delano
Wabash Railroad
Labor Groups Back Vocational Education Efforts
Speakers from the American Federation of Labor New England business and civic leaders urged safeguards for vocational education. Frederick P. Fish outlined state efforts while Dr Charles R Richards praised industrial education work. Curtis Guild Jr noted party leaders supported the movement and Bernard J Rothwell described Chamber of Commerce backing. Acting Governor Louis A Frothingham offered assistance.
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American Federation of Labor
Frederick P. Fish
State Board of Education
New England
Charles R. Richards
National Society For the Promotion of Industrial Education
Chamber of Commerce
Curtis Guild, Jr
Bernard J. Rothwell
Louis A. Frothingham
New Today Fox-frute Cakebread Delights Boston
Fox-frute is a spiced bread filled with fruit and rich currants. The ad touts healthful nourishment and a new delight for Boston residents. The loaf costs 10 cents and is selling fast as people order early.
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Boston
Wait Out for Mill at Canton
Joseph Brooks & Co of Bradford England and New York, linked to woolen stock seized in New York for alleged undervaluation frauds in a $200,000 damages suit by the government, operate a Canton Junction factory near Boston. An additional writ of attachment was secured and will be executed today by Department of Justice agents, marking the 28th attachment in the case.
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Joseph Brooks & Co
Bradford
England
New York
Canton Junction
Boston
United States
Whitney
Department of Justice
Canton
Wise
Joseph Brooke & Company
Marshal Henkel
Brooke & Co
Hazel
Brooke
Neponset woolen mill at Canton Junction and fraud case
The Neponset woolen mills at Canton Junction a four story stone mill built in 1822 and now under John W Wright amid a 100 employee operation valued around 100 000. The government alleges a massive import fraud by Brooke and Co with potential multi million dollar recoveries and assets seized in New York and Bradford firms.
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Brooks
Canton Junction
Neponset
John W. Wright
England
Winthrop L. Marvin
National Association of Woolen Manufacturers
Lodge Attacks Piecemeal River and Harbor Plans
Senator Henry Cabot Lodge, addressing the New York Chamber of Commerce, criticizes the piecemeal approach to river and harbor improvements. He cites the Sandy Bay harbor project at Cape Ann, noting delays and wasted funds, and urges completing essential works before starting new ones.
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New York
Henry Cabot Lodge
New York Chamber of Commerce
Congress of the United States
Senator Lodge
Sandy Bay
Cape Ann
Portland
German fleet hunts for balloon Saar in North Sea search
The fleet of 20 torpedo boats and the fishing cruiser Zieten returned from a sweep of the North Sea to the Norwegian coast seeking the balloon Saar. The craft ascended at Gelsenkirchen on Sunday with two officers and a civilian aboard, and no word has been heard since.
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Wilhelmshaven
Germany
Zieten
Saar
North Sea
Gelsenkirchen
Keith May Buy Plant Factory in Jamaica Plain Rumor
Brockton based George FE Keith Company, the second largest Brockton shoe maker, is rumored to take over the Thomas G. Plant factory in Jamaica Plain. President George FE Keith declined to confirm or deny the reports, saying he had nothing to say about business matters.
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George BE. Keith
Thomas G
Jamaica Plain
George FE. Keith
Brockton Company
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