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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Oct 16, 1913

Page

3

Senators Press Uniform Rates Under Currency Bill

Washington Oct 15. Senate banking leaders push for equal rediscount rates across all states under the federal reserve plan. Senators Hitchcock and Weeks argue the currency bill should guarantee the same benefits nationwide, despite Western rates already being high. The House-passed bill would let the Fed fix rates by reserve districts.

Washiington West Senate Hitchcock Weeks Federal Reserve Bank House Federal Reserve Board

Miss Marion Stevens Weds George Edwards in Everett

Miss Marion Joss Stevens daughter of Mr and Mrs Wendell P Stevens of 1 Argyle Street Everett married last night George Carroll Edwards of Cambridge The Rev Malcolm Taylor rector of Grace Episcopal Church officiated the ceremony

Everett George Carroll Edwards Cambridge Marion Oss Stevens Wendell P. Stevens Argyle Street Malcolm Taylor Gracepiscopal Church

11 year old Charles Town boy convicted in 45 minutes

Albert Doherty aged 11 was tried and convicted in Suffolk Superior Court before Judge McLaughlin for breaking and entering and larceny in a record 45 minute speed trial.

Suffolk Superior Court McLaughlin Albert Doherty Charlestown

Crisis in Mexico-US relations seen as temporary delay

The Mexico City dispatch says that the rift in relations between Mexico and the United States, nearly open yesterday, is regarded as only a temporary delay. People here and abroad wonder when the next development will come and how it will unfold.

Mexico Mexico City United States

Mexico Seeks Clear Response on U S Recognition

As the American government signals future recognition terms, Mexican authorities face unavoidable action. Huerta upholds elections as a core policy, not expected to delay despite possible changes. Presidential hopefuls Federico Gamboa and Manuel Calero press on, confident the vote proceeds as scheduled.

Amer. 2 Nelson O'Shaughnessy Washington Foreign Office Huerta Federico Gamboa Manuel Calero

Washington Waiting on Mexico Policy After Conference

Officials reported no word on the Mexico City diplomatic corps meeting. President Wilson and Secretary Bryan ponder a potentially more aggressive U S approach as Huerta consolidates power and civil conflict intensifies.

Bryan Wilson Mexico Washington Mexico City United States General Huerta Huerta

Miss Hatch Engaged To Elmer Flint Of North Reading

Miss Beulah Atwood Hatch daughter of Captain Josiah Prescott Hatch of Everett is engaged to Elmer Gayton Flint former Beverly High School baseball captain of 1909. Hatch works with The Players on Tremont Street and Flint is with a shoe company on Atlantic Avenue. The wedding is planned for April.

Beulah Atwood Hatch Melrose Josiah Prescott Hatch Park Road Everett Elmer Gayton Flint North Reading Beverly Hatch Tremont Street Mr. Flint Thomas Scott Flint Atlantic Avenue

Imperator’s Boilers Bad Cause Delay in Hamburg Line

Hamburg America Line admits the Imperator’s boilers are unsatisfactory and require complete rebuilding to reduce coal use and boost speed. New builders must compensate the company for vessel retirement and pay about $1500 for each day of layoff.

Hamburg Aew

Walsh Advocates Veto Power Over Public Service Commission

In Blackstone on Oct 15 the Hon. David I. Walsh addressed a crowd urging support for the Democratic ticket. He framed the New Haven bond issue approval by the Public Service Commission as a reason to grant the Governor veto power over the commission’s acts.

Blackstone David I. Walsh New Haven Public Service Commission

Governor's veto power urged over public service decisions

Mr. Walsh argues for veto power over Public Service Commission orders as aligned with the Democratic platform. He cites the commission's approval of a 367 million New Haven railroad bond and notes the need for direct public accountability of elected officials. He warns against nonunanimous decisions and doubts about independence undermine public trust.

Walsh Public Service Commission New Haven

Maine Grand Lodge of I O C F Elect Officers

The Grand Lodge of Odd Fellows of Maine held its annual meeting in Portland and elected officers: Grand master Ellery Bowden Winterport deputy grand master Harry W. Reed Augusta grand warden Jordan E. Bunker Bar Harbor grand secretary W W Cutter Westbrook grand treasurer W E Plummer Portland grand representatives Leon S. Merrill Orono and Louis E Flanders Auburn.

Portland Grand Lodge of Odd Fellows of Maine Ellery Bowden Winterport Harry W. Reed Augusta Jordan E. Bunker Bar Harbor W. W. Cutter Westbrook W. E. Plummer Leon S. Merrill Orono Louis £. Flanders Auburn

Fatal Gas Incident At Lodging House

William G. Sullivan, 25, was found unconscious with a gas jet open at a lodging house on Flint Street. He was rushed to City Hospital where surgeons report he is in dangerous condition. Police investigate Sullivan's relatives and contact details.

William G. Sullivan Flint Street City Hospital

Baltimore Attorney General rules on party ballot access

Attorney General Poe ruled that the Progressive party and Labor party state candidates cannot appear on the ballot next month for alleged failure to file nomination papers within the time prescribed by law. The opinion carried the same outcome for both parties.

Baltimore Poe Progressive Party Labor Party

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