Fight over treaty opens in Senate dispute
Washington September 14 Opposing factions have drawn lines as absent senators return to Washington preparation for tomorrow’s opening of the final stage in the Senate peace treaty and League of Nations controversy. The treaty with its covenant will be called up around 2 pm tomorrow by Chairman Lodge and kept before the Senate in open executive session until the ratification vote weeks hence.
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Treaty debate moves through Article Three amid reservations
Senator McCumber plans an individual report as the treaty is reviewed article by article. The pace hinges on Article 3 and a voting power proposal tying US clout to Britain and dominions, with rival reservation fights looming and extensive debate scheduled this week.
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Father John's Medicine Ad Promises Weight Gain Benefit
The advertisement urges underweight individuals to use Father John's Medicine a pure food tonic claimed to strengthen thin weak and run down people. It highlights no alcohol or dangerous drugs and notes the product has been in use for over 60 years and is easy on a weakened system.
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Reorganization of Massachusetts Naval Militia Mentioned
Adjutant-General Stevens announced plans to reorganize the old militia and National Guard into a Massachusetts Volunteer Militia that will include reestablishing the Massachusetts Naval Militia and Coast Artillery Corps. Captain William B. Edgar will recruit and lead the Naval Militia, previously numbering 800 to 900. The Coast Artillery Corps will be recruited under Colonel George F. Quinby with Lt Col Benjamin B. Shedd assisting.
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Boston
Mechanics
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Benjamin B. Shedd
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Federal Service
Feast of Exaltation at Cathedral in solemn high Mass
The Cathedral of the Holy Cross observed the Feast of the Exaltation of the Holy Cross with a solemn high mass. Cardinal Mercier’s visit influenced scheduling as Cardinal Farley’s anniversary services and the bishops’ convention moved. Rev. M. J. Scanlan presided with seminarians assisting. Rev. A. F. Hickey preached on serving God and Mammon.
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Cardinal Mercier
Cardinal Farley
Cardinal O'Connell
Washington
M. J. Scanlan
Catholic Charitable Bureau
A. F. Hickey
God
Mammon
Garden City Oil Fire Losses May Hit Ten Million
Reports peg the Garden City oil fire at a potential loss near ten million dollars. The article also covers labor tensions as President Wilson plans a Washington labor conference on October 6 and details his Seattle visit, church attendance, and Pacific coast itinerary.
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Garden City
Lord and Lady Decies on Visit to America
1198 passengers on the Aquitania arrive in New York including Herbert Hoover Lord and Lady Decies Baron Goto and Maxine Elliott. Hoover is met by quarantine officials and Decies visit marks nearly six years since last in the United States.
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Lady Decies
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Maxine Elliott
Allan
Julius H. Barnes
United States Gran Corporation
Edward T. Rickard
Theodore F. Whitmarsh
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George J. Gould
Miss Elliott
William Faversham
H. Devere Stackpole
J. Agnew Chamberlain
Lady John Hubert
Fire rages at Long Island City oil plant amid explosions
More than 50 people were injured as flames from the Stone and Fleming Oil Company plant blistered into the night. Five tanks burned with risk of further blasts if winds shift. Firefighters, exhausted, rested on streets while water and oil rain fell near Newtown Creek. Mayor Hylan visited and praised responders.
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Long Island City
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Belgium
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Vatican Sistine Chapel Quartet Opens American Tour at Carnegie Hall
Four members of the Sistine Chapel Choir performed at Carnegie Hall New York on the first stop of their U S tour. The male soprano Allesandro Gabrielli and male contralto Luigi Gentili led the concert with traditional Vatican sacred music. Tenor Halo Cecchini and bass Augusto Dos Santos supported, as Albert Cammetti accompanied on organ.
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Luigi Gentili
Lbert Cammetti
Halo Cecchini
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Last Chapter of Crap Shoots Raid Bedford
The roundup of 10 young men shooting crap last Sunday by Chief of Police William Kenney reaches the District Court in Concord tomorrow. Robert Fleming of Cambridge will be arraigned before Judge Prescott Keyes on a gaming on the Lord's Day charge after using a fictitious name and address. the other nine were fined, three one dollar and six one dollar each.
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William Kenney
Concord
Robert Fleming
Cambridge
Prescott Keyes
Raid on fruit thieves nets arrest in Lexington street theft
During a Sunday raid on fruit thieves Lexington police rounded up a man stealing apples from an estate on Pleasant street east Lexington. Patrolmen Buckley Fletcher and Russell arrested the man who will be arraigned in district court at Concord this morning.
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Pleasant Street
East Lexington
Thomas
Buckley
W. Franklin Fletcher
John C. Russell
Concord
Wilson Sees Labor Unrest and Political Shifts Across States
President Wilson toured seven states amid widespread labor discontent over high living costs and strikes. He warned against radicalism linked to the Non-Partisan League and urged capital to negotiate with workers while linking League support to foreign markets and League of Nations engagement.
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Labor Leaders Seek Wilson Aid Over Political Prisoners
A Seattle labor delegation met with President Wilson to press grievances from the Pacific Northwest and warn of a potential nationwide strike on Oct. 8 in solidarity with Mooney. They urged release of political prisoners including Wells Sadler Morris and Joe Pass et, tied to sedition charges. The group included L. W. Buck C. R. Cottrell and James A. Duncan and discussed the recent Seattle general strike with the President.
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Joe Passet
L. W. Buck
Stat Federation
C. R. Cottrell
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Central Labor Council of
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United States District Attorney’s Office
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Col Joseph W Spaulding Dies at 78 in Melrose
Col Joseph Whitman Spaulding a State street lawyer and Civil War veteran who led the 19th Maine Infantry died yesterday at his home 3 West Emerson Melrose aged 78 He was born in Whitman Maine Bowdoin College graduate served five years in the Maine Legislature on governors Connors and Chamberlains staffs and led the Maine Legion of Honor Survived by daughter Miss Mary C Spaulding Funeral will be Tuesday with burial in Richmond Maine.
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Police urged to locate missing Miss Morrall
Parents of 15 year old Hilda Morrall of 7 Brookside Avenue Jamaica Plain report she vanished from home Thursday. Her bank book was taken and about $15 withdrawn. Described as 5'6" tall, 140 pounds with light brown hair and blue eyes, she wore a blue serge skirt, flesh vest, black hat with feather trim and a light corduroy coat.
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Brookside Avenue
Jamaica Plain
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