Democrats Ask Conference With Harding on World Peace Links
Senator Lenroot Poindexter Lodge Knox Root Taft Hughes Evans Hughes invited to confer with Harding in Marion after December 10. Daugherty says no date set. conference non general. Harding to resign Senate January 10. Willis expected to succeed.
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Elihu Root
Harding
William Howard Taft
Association of Nations
Charles Evans Hughes
Marion
Daugherty
Senator Lodge
Senate
Davis
Ohio
Willis
Will Advise Harding to Scrap the Wilson Treaty
Senator Lodge plans to discuss the peace treaty program with President elect Harding after his Panama return. Lodge has definite ideas on procedure but will not publicize them until after the talks with Harding.
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Harding
Robert L. Norton
Washington
Senator Lodge
Elect Harding
Panama
Lodge aims to scrap the Wilson League in new treaty plan
Senator Lodge arrives for a round of informal Senate talks on the Wilson League of Nations and possible separate peace with Germany. President-elect Harding reviews the Knox resolution and invites Senator Shields of Tennessee to Marion to discuss the treaty amid Republican-irreconcilable opposition.
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Idaho
Lenroot
Poindexter
Washington
Lodge
Massachusetts
Wilson League
Marion
Knox
Pennsylvania
Senator Lodge
Wilson League of Nations
Mr. Lodge
Senate
Germany
Harding
Shields
Tennessee
Walsh
Massa
Pochasset Two-Masted Schooner Aimed To Be Floated
The Boston schooner Pochasset struck Trundy's Reef off Cape Elizabeth during a snowstorm while bound for Boston with 250 000 feet of lumber. Captain Fred Riley and four crew were rescued by Cape Elizabeth coastguards. The vessel flooded, stern on rocks, holes in port side and deckload swept away. owner S J Golding of Roxbury expects salvage plans if the storm lets up.
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Portland
Boston
Trundy’s Reef
Cape Elizabeth
Parrsboro
Fred Riley
Mt. Pleasant Avenue
Roxbury
Mass
S. J. Golding
Crawford Street
Pochasset
Cape
Senator Lodge Sees Little Chance for Knox Peace Treaty
The article notes Senator Lodge doubts the Knox peace resolution will pass with a Wilson veto likely. It mentions possible reservations and a strategy to force Republican blame for rejection. Lodge predicts limited progress until Harding takes office and favors an early January presidential start date.
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Lodge
Knox
Wilson
Germany
Senate
Committee On Foreign Relations
Harding
Massachusetts
Garland son rejects million to seek honest living
Charles Garland, Harvard freshman rower, rejects a million dollar bequest claiming wealth does not justify privilege. He argues private property fuels inequality and envisions a society where individuals determine their own paths through work and virtue. He plans to join the Crimson crew and later decide his career.
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Charlie
Crimson
Harvard
James A. Garland
Charles
Buzzards Bay
Marie Tudor Garland
Italy
Garland
Francis Cushing Green
Charles Garland
Schooner Typhoon Reaches Port After 8000-Mile Atlantic Voyage
The 45 foot schooner Typhoon arrives at a Staten Island mooring safely in a completed 8000 mile Atlantic voyage and return.
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Staten Island
Atlantic
Boston Lawyer Sails Typhoon As Extra Hand
Manson Dillaway of Boston joined the Typhoon after trying to return home by steamer from England. The 45 foot sloop was last seen Friday morning 7 15 by the British steamer Missouri 200 miles off the coast. Alerts went out to ships from New York to Bermuda to locate the yacht. The Typhoon's voyage included Cowes during the International Motor Boat Regatta and stops at French and Spanish ports before leaving Corunna, Spain.
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Manson Dillaway
Boston
New York
Bermuda
Bedeck
Nova Scotia
Cowes
England
Corunna
Spain
Typhoon Encounters During Sept voyage to Azores
The voyage on September dates saw the vessel pass the Azores en route amid repeated storms. Captain Nutting reported several near misses as the Typhoon barely emerged safely on multiple occasions.
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Azores
Shipwrecked voyageists endure cross seas and hunger
The party battled heavy cross seas losing their mizzen mast and food supply. For three days they lived on hard tack and water until a Spanish steamship hailed and replenished their larder.
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Chicago
NEW England Piano & Phonograph CO
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Day Square Phonograph Shop
Beacon Supply Co
Day St
E. Boston
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Milford
Mass. Y.D
Music Shop
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Dorchester
Idyllic Music Co
New Hampshire Furniture Co
Warren St
Chestnut St
Manchester
N. H
Field’s Corner Music Store
Normale Piano Co
Dorchester Ave
Fields Corner
Court St
Natick
Brighton
Bailey Piano Co
Laconia
Hanover Music Co
Hanover
Main St
Springfield
Rise Music Co
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Boulger Co
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Lowell
Newburyport Music Co
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Broadway
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Song Shop
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Horlick
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Paine Furniture Company
Arlington Street
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