Wilson Refused Cabinet Change After War Declared
Mr. Tumulty’s revelations from Woodrow Wilson’s memoir reveal why the President would not include Republican leaders in his Cabinet once war was declared. The account emphasizes the avoidance of partisan balance in wartime governance and preserves Wilson’s stance against coalition inclusion.
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Wilson plans for national defence and coalition cabinet clash
Secretary to Woodrow Wilson describes how the President quietly prepared for war with a strong naval and army programme. The note discusses criticisms of a coalition cabinet and Wilsons insistence on unity, discipline, and nonpolitical war conduct.
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Supreme Court Denies Pelletier Delay in Removal Case
In a dramatic session Chief Justice Rugg denied District Attorney Pelletier’s oral request to delay removal proceedings until January. The right to file dilatory motions was reserved after he files his answer. Attorney General Allen urged an answer deadline of next Monday and Pelletier asked for a month to prepare. The chief justice reserved ruling on the timing. Judge DeCourcy then denied Pelletier’s postponement request in the disbarment case.
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Landlord Fined 250 for Cutting Off Hot Water
Samuel Josephson, a New York landlord, was sentenced by the Court of Special Sessions to pay a 250 dollar fine and serve 30 days in the workhouse for failing to supply hot water to tenant Benjamin Sheinmen. The tenant testified Josephson cut off hot water to force eviction.
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Three Deaths To Be Probed In Pittsfield
Investigation of three apparently violent deaths is underway. An inquest is set for Andrew J. Anderson who died after an auto strike by James F. Treat. Autopsies were done on Oliver W. Pitcher linked to injurious liniment and Mrs. Alice R. Costello who died from hemorrhages after a car collision with Elmer C. Hoyt. No arrests have been made.
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Edward C. Rickard
Alice R. Costello
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Cheshire
British aerial destroyer Alula tests reveal speed and climb
In aeronautical circles, the British destroyer Alula impressed during trials. The small craft sustained 180 mph for hours and reached 3 000 feet in 72 seconds. It is noted for remarkable strength and durability despite its size.
Opening of Disarmament Conference Highlighted by Congressman
Congressman Underhill of the Ninth District will give a talk on first hand details about the opening of the Disarmament Conference in Washington. The event occurs Monday night in Everett High School Hall, held under Everett post auspices. A. L.
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Arrest Ends Larceny Case Against Wilfred Wyans Alias
Wilfred Wyans also known as Eldred Whyne aged 26 of 82 Bowdoin street West End was arrested yesterday afternoon by Inspector Boucher on a Municipal Court warrant for larceny of an automobile valued at 3600 dollars.
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Miss May Stewart of Norfolk Downs
Norfolk native Miss May Stewart linked to a forthcoming Thanksgiving trio involving Ralph B and others as announced in local social notes. Names, relations, and exact roles are indicated in brief family and community notices.
Norfolk couple to wed on Thanksgiving Eve
Miss May Stewart daughter of Mr and Mrs Malcolm Stewart of 76 Glover Avenue Norfolk Downs will marry Ralph E Scott son of Mr and Mrs Thomas Scott of 91 Columbus Avenue Roxbury. The ceremony will be performed by Rev A E Buck at St Chrysostom's Episcopal Church Norfolk Downs.
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Thomas Scott
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A. E. Buck
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