South Seas Appeal to Find Clergyman for Tristan D Acunha
An appeal from Edmund Wood of the New Bedford Board of Commerce seeks a whaling voyage on the Charles W Morgan to Southern waters to film whaling and to assist Rev and Mrs H M Rogers who have volunteered for three years at Tristan D Acunha. The letter proposes teaming with captains Tilton and Cook and Elmer Clifton to reach the island, now home to about 118 residents hoping a clergyman may someday join them.
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Warwick Court
Gray’s Inn
London
London Times
New Bedford
Charles W. Morgan
South Atlantic Ocean
Tristan D’acunha
H. M. Rogers
Tristan
Nightengale
Inaccessible
St. Helena
Cape
South Atlantic
Africa
America
James A. Milton
T. Allen
Stevenson
Glass
Cartan Gass
Tristan D'Acunha
D Gow Rno
Captain Allen
Wood
James A. Tilton
John A. Cook
Elmer Clifton
W.riffith
Edmund Wood
Board of Commerce
Mass
Helmer
Cyrus Dallin Celebrates Another Birthday
The famed sculptor Cyrus Dallin yesterday marked another birthday and was reported enjoying good health and steady spirits.
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Cyrus
Dallin
Will Loan For Homes For Telephone Worker's Credit Union
Over 5000 members of the Telephone Worker's Credit Union may draw on 325000 surplus funds to build and equip homes. At the Sixth Annual meeting in Tremont Temple Boston, president Charles F. Donahoe outlined a plan to form a member run company under the parent organization to finance early construction. Projects may save 10 to 20 percent of total cost with start in spring and as many as 25 homes under construction at once.
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Telephone Worker's Credit Union
Lorimer Hall
Tremont Temple
Charles F. Donahoe
Credit Union
Judge Pierce Faces Removal Move Over Rose Conservatories Case
The petition led by Representative Jordon seeks Judge Pierce removal on charges tied to gifts from parties in the Wellesley Rose Conservatories and Henry Woods Sons litigation. It notes aid to Attorney Ulmer and cites prior removal precedent in Massachusetts. The process awaits legislative referral and Governor’s Council consent before action.
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Governor’s Council
Pierce
Suffolk County Grand
Waban Rose Conservatories
Wellesley
Henry Woods Sons Co
Supreme Court
Jordon
Petiion
George M. Poland
Wakefield
Poland
Mary E. Hand
Blanche A. Leger
Henry Wood
W. Edwin Ulmer
Ulmer
Jordan
Justce
Wood
Pelletier
iAttorney
Allen
Improm R
Pelletier Tt
Boston
Coakley
Daniel H. Coakley
Boston Bar Association
Joseph M. Day
Provate
Barnstable County
Joint Judiciary Committee
Eliot Wadsworth Buys Noted Gloucester Estate
Eliot Wadsworth Assistant Secretary of the Treasury becomes owner of the H. P. Davison estate in Gloucester. Rumors say he may reside there year round and his sister Mrs Russell Sullivan may join him permanently.
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Eliot Wadsworth
Gloucester
H. P. Davison
American Red Cross
the Treasury
Attention Again Turns to China and Far East
In Washington on the Open Door and China sovereignty issues the conference notes Briand’s speech and debates over land armament. The China study may fix duties for all nations but must respect China’s independence and legal system.
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China
Washington
M. Briand
Greece
Turkey
Briand
Europe
France
Germany
Hong Kong
Shantung
Japan
General Grant
Far East
Professor Reinsch
Mr. Lansing
United States
Edmund Burke
India
Greeting to General Diaz Arrangements Underway
Mayor Peters formed a committee to plan a fitting celebration for General Diaz the Piave hero. The group will meet at the State House at 9 30 this morning to start preparations.
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General Diaz
Peters
State House
Fractured Skull At Haymarket Hotel Fall
Charles H. Doherty aged 35 of 58 Pearl Street Charlestown fell while going down stairs at the Blackstone Hotel Haymarket Square yesterday afternoon and struck his head. He was taken to Haymarket Relief station with a fractured skull.
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Charles H. Doherty
Pearl Street
Charlestown
Blackstone Hotel
Haymarket Square
Haymarket
President Harding May Seek New Tax Bill From Congress
President Harding signals he may ask the December regular session to draft a new tax bill with more permanence. A strong protest from business interests nationwide has reached the White House against the current legislation, which the Senate is due to adopt tomorrow afternoon.
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Robert L. Norton
Washington
Harding
Congress
White House
Country
Senate
President weighs full trial of revenue bill or urgent fixes
The President doubts the revenue bill’s value and ponders whether to give it a full fiscal year trial or immediately correct its glaring faults. The measure removes uncertainty for business but lacks enthusiasm at the White House. Harding laments many provisions, noting the bill has changed from Mellon's original work.
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Harding
Lynn Nominates Creamer and McPhetres for Mayor
Mayor Walter C. Creamer and Harland A. McPhetres, former commander of the Lynn Post A. L., were placed in nomination at the Lynn primaries for the December 13 city election. Creamer won 5638 votes and McPhetres 3009, defeating attorney Frederick E. Shaw by 49 votes to advance to the mayoralty contest.
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Walter C. Creamer
Harland A. McPhetres
Lynn Post
A. L
Lynn
Creamer
McPherres
Frederick E. Shaw
Chosen For Other Offices In City Council Race
Four candidates win the right to contest two at large councillor positions led by William H. Cochrane 4842 votes Charles W. Ames 4809 James V. Phelan 3300 and Seymour J. Watson 2759. Ward results list Ward 1 Eastman and McAuliffe Ward 2 Dushuttle and Coffin Ward 6 Carroll and Broderick.
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William H. Cochrane
Charles W. Ames
James V. Phelan
Seymour J. Watson
Frank W. Eastman
John A. McAuliffe
Otis R. Dushuttle
George
Fitzgerald Calls Roxbury Hub to Acknowledge Awakening
Former Mayor John F. Fitzgerald told several hundred Knights of Columbus members in Intercolonial hall Roxbury that the hub needs a major awakening. He warned about railroad bosses lacking brains and Boston harbor's sad state, urging youth to seize big opportunities and responsibilities.
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John F. Fitzgerald
Rose Croix Council
Knights of Columbus
Intercolonial Hall
Roxbury
New England
Boston
Man Cleared After Assault Claim Hearing
Judge Murray dismissed charges against Benjamin E. Wilson and Donald R. McCartney after contractor Harry B. Hisenberg claimed they tried to obtain a dime on Washington street. The court ruled no assault occurred as the complainant admitted no contact and the men were discharged.
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Murray
Central Court
Harry Bhisenberg
Washington Street
Benjamin E. Wilson
Donald R. McCartney
Canada
Jack Dempsey
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