Independents Lose Ground in Chamber of Commerce Vote
The regular slate defeated the independents in a high turnout ballot. Elmer J. Bliss led with 1347 votes, while rivals J. Randolph Coolidge 1338 James L. Richards 1342 and Rus Robb 1340 trailed. Directors plan to meet at 2 15 PM to organize and set officer selections. President James J. Storrow praised four years of civic progress and industrial peace efforts.
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Elmer J. Bliss
J. Randolph Coolidge
James L. Richards
Rus- Robb
Chamber of Commerce
James J. Storrow
Bertsche and Ryan Guilty in Clairvoyant Swindle Case
Jamies Ryan and Cr. P Bertsche were found guilty in Chicago for running a clairvoyant ring. Hope L McBidowney of New SalemWisconsin lost 15500. Ryan aka Professor Charles T Crane acted as a key figure in the network, which allegedly protected clairvoyants in several Midwestern cities and produced over 1 million dollars in profits.
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Chicago
Jamies Ryan
Cr. P Bertsche
Walkerpurt
Hope L. McBidowney
New Salem
Wis
Ryan
Charles T. Crane
Bertsche
Middle West
Catholic Church Notes on Guild Tea and Receptions
The Cecilian Guild of St. Cecilia Church Back Bay held an afternoon tea at Copley Plaza with Rev. Dr. James A Supple as guest speaker. Officers include Miss Agnes G Purcell president and Ellen Macdonald secretary. A hand painting was presented to Winthrop Council Knights of Columbus by Joseph J Devereux. A reception for Rev. Garrett J Barry will be held next Monday in Hibernian hall Dudley street. Feel St Ann s Guild Neponset to hold whist and dancing at Walnut Hall Mrs Frank Dolan chairs arrangements.
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Isaac Feodbury
Woodbury & Leighton
Francis T. Bowles
Fore River Shiping Company
Chamber
Haseen
Cecilian Guild
St. Cecilia's Church
Back Bay
Copley Plaza
James A. Supple
Mary Reardon
May Green
Alice Fitz- Patrick
Agnes G. Purcell
Alice Donnelley
Margaret Roger
Ellen Macdonald
Cardinal O’connell
Winthrop Council
Knights of Columbus
Joseph J. Devereux
Garrett J. Barry
St. Philips Church
South End
Hibernian Hall
Dudley Street
William H. O'Connell
Feel
St. Ann's Guild
St. Ann's Church
Neponset
John S. McKone
Walnut Hall
Frank Dolan
Tft
Kelley
Lanz
Haien
Mr. Haien
Hospital Probe Ends Suddenly
The hospital inquiry closed abruptly as Dr. Ernest V. Scribner finished testimony praising care but blaming funding. Nurses' representatives Haien and Galvin offered little rebuttal while others pressed for more witnesses and funds to improve operations and staffing.
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Ernest V. Scribner
John Addison Haien
George W. Galvin
Boston
Dr. Scribner
Haien
Max E. Frankis
Patrick Henry Kelly
State Board of Insanity
Kelley
Marines May Be Landed in Mexico Amid Crisis
Washington officials, while wary of acting as war, anticipate Huerta’s weakening grip as rebels and foreign interests face growing risk. Aggressive steps rumored, but no formal moves beyond public statements. The United States plans to keep its future program confidential to maintain leverage.
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Aguilar
Tuxpan
Washington
Huerta
Mexico
Wilson
State Department
White House
O'Shaughnessy
United States
Discovery of bruises on Lanz prompts concern visit
Lanz received visitors Dr. Galvin and Mrs. Frank W. Page who reported discovering new facial body and shin bruises. Dr. Scribner resisted allowing Mrs. Page to visit Lanz again after her return.
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Lanz
Huerta Opens Congress With Brief Message Read
President Huerta appeared before the new Mexican Congress and read his message at a formal opening session. He spoke on a single subject, and many congressmen were absent as troops lined the lines entering the hall in Mexico City yesterday evening.
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Congress
Mexico City
Huerta
New Mexican Congress
Senate
Chamber of Deputies
General Huerta
Eduardo Tamariz
Tamariz
Portirio Diaz
Heas
Vivas
Tf Palace
Crack Twenty-ninth Regiment
Ana Y Vival
Porfirio Diaz
Huerta Opens Congress After Dismissing Old Body
General Huerta convened a new congress with a terse, admonitory message. The session, held amid military guards and minimal public emotion, featured a restrained reception as deputies loyal to Diaz era sat alongside security detail and foreign diplomats observed from the galleries.
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Catholic Church Notes
Ray L. Whitney
Whitney
L. Vernon Briggs
State Board
Dunham
Anna E. Dunham
John W. Mason
Northampton
Michael J. O'Meara
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Lewis J. Marshall
Seribner
New York
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John
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Lionel Carden
Brill
Eample
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