Killing Reservations Passed By Senate
Washington November 15 the peace treaty appears dead after the Senate vote today Senator Lodge predicted the entire treaty would be killed and Congress would pursue peace with Germany by concurrent resolution ignoring the President Wilson will not accept the treaty in the form approved and may reject it or rally administration senators to defeat it
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Washington
Senate
Lodge
Congress
Germany
Wilson
Senate ends debate as cloture used on peace treaty
Washington November 15 The Senate moved from discussion to action and used cloture for the first time in history to advance the peace treaty ratification fight. In five hours it adopted 10 more reservations by the foreign relations committee, leaving only two committee proposals, paving the way for a decision or deadlock early next week.
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Washington
Senate
Foreign Relations Committee
Republicans and Democrats Back League Reservations Vote
Leaders from both parties pressed for 78 to 16 roll call support as Republicans largely led the drive. Democrats contributed evenly, with 12 administration Senators breaking ranks to back reservations. McCumber opposed the Shantung reservation, the sole GOP defection.
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Shantung
League of Nations
Shantung Reservation
McCumber
North Dakota
Death Takes Noted Banker Philip Saltonstall
Philip L. Saltonstall Boston banker and trustee of Massachusetts General Hospital died at 55 after a brief illness. Born May 4 1867 in Newton he married Frances Sherwood June 18 1859. Survived by five children two brothers and several relatives. funeral set for noon Tuesday at the Milton Unitarian Church.
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Philip L. Saltonstall
Boston
Massachusetts General Hospital
Chestnut Street
Unitarian
Milton
Mr. Saltonstall
Newton
Leverett and
Rose S. (Lee) Saltonstall
Harvard University
Frances Sherwood
New York
Philip E. Weld
George von L. Meyer, Jr
Rose Lee Saltonstall
Philip Leverett, Jr
Nathaniel
Richard M. Saltonstall
Endicott P. Saltonstall
Banking House of Tucker, Anthony & Co
The
Somerset and Exchange
Funeral of Major Higginson at Appleton Chapel
The funeral for Major Henry Lee Higginson dean of Boston bankers and founder of the Boston Symphony Orchestr a will be held tomorrow at 12 o'clock at Appleton Chapel Cambridge. Rev Samuel M Crothers will conduct the service. He will be buried in his military uniform with a laurel wreath the Stars and Stripes and his sword on the coffin. Harvard Corporation members will serve as honorary pallbearers and the body will be carried by his nephews. Burial is at Mt Auburn. Services will be simple as per his wishes.
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Henry Lee Higginson
Boston Bankers
Lee, Higginson & Co
Boston Symphony Orchestra
Appleton Chapel
Cambridge
Samuel M. Crothers
First
Higginson
Harvard Corporation
Mt. Auburn
National Grange declines invitation to conference
In Grand Rapids on November 15 600000 farmers and wives rejected union labor alliance. The National Grange voted against meeting Samuel Gompers inviting a conference in Washington on December 13, declining the invitation in annual convention.
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Grand Rapids, Mich
National Grange
Samuel Gompers
Washington
Coal Output Little Affected by Truce
Charleston West Virginia reports indicate the strike order rescission did not boost coal production in southern West Virginia. For the week the district output is estimated at 6,000 tons versus a normal 300,000 tons, per mine operators.
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Charleston
W. Va
West Virginia
Swedish Charity Bazaar at Horticultural Hall in Boston
The Swedish Charitable Society of Greater Boston announces a bazaar at Horticultural Hall on November 20 21 and 22 to benefit the Home for Aged People Donations are respectfully solicited from supporters and the public for this charitable fundraiser.
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Soety
Greater Boston
Horticultural Hall
Lynn Clerks Walkout Sparks City Parade Ban
Mayor Walter H. Creamer refused to grant a permit for a march by striking Shoe City clerks after a pre noon walkout. He cited disorder in similar demonstrations elsewhere and doubled patrols by deploying reserve and special police to the streets.
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Walter H. Creamer
Lynn
Hutchinson store closes after clerks walkout
The number of striking clerks is unclear but under 1 percent attended a Friday afternoon open meeting where strikers from 12 stores spoke. Hutchinson hardware at 49 to 65 Munroe Street closed following the walkout, with two of over twenty clerks on strike. manager will reopen Monday. Frank I. Jones, president of the strikers’ association, says more than 600 have joined in five weeks. Older shop girls influenced younger ones to join but not walk out.
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Hutchinson Hardware Store
Munroe Street
Orde
Hutchinson’s
Rogers
Frank I. Jones
Striking Clerks’ Association
Cabot foes press for Pelletier disbarment after death hint
The Watch Ward Society leaders including Godfrey L. Cabot seek disbarment of District Attorney Pelletier. The case widens as the Boston Bar Association begins proceedings against Pelletier and two other attorneys.
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Godfrey L. Cabot
Watch & Ward Society
Pelletier
Boston Bar Association
Three parliamentary candidates predict victory after polls close
Plymouth dispatch reports all three candidates in the parliamentary race claiming confidence in victory after polls closed at 8 p m. They said results would not be known until November 28.
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Plymouth
Associated Press
Lady Astor Campaign Draws Violent Reactions and Cheers
Lady Astor campaigned through the constituency amid protests from laborers at the wharf and a socialist hotbed tenement district while crowds cheered and pressed close in market places. Labour and Liberal candidates also canvassed but failed to match her reception and the scene around her.
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Lady Astor
Lord Astor
Coalition
Pep at Yale Princeton clash revealed by mother in New Haven
Mrs Mary E Callahan of Lawrence voiced her wish to pep up the Yale team during the Yale Princeton game in New Haven. The annual contest ended with Princeton winning 13 to 6, with her two sons Tim and Mike starring for opposite sides.
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New Haven
Yale
Mary E. Callahan
Lawrence
Tim
Mike
Princeton
Callahan Family Comments on Yale and Princeton Victory
Mrs. Callahan expresses pride in her sons Tim Callahan of Yale and Harry plus Mike of Princeton. She notes Yale’s weaker teamwork and slower pace compared to Harry’s team. She recalls the jubilant Princeton leaving New York with teammates after the triumph.
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John
Tim
Callahan
Yale
Harry
Princeton
Glass Takes Senatorship in Virginia
Richmond Nov. 15. Governor Davis aide Le Roy Hodges announced the appointment of Secretary Glass to the United States Senate to succeed the late Thomas S. Martin and Glass acceptance was confirmed tonight.
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Richmond
Glass
United States Senate
Thomas S. Martin
Leroy Hodges
Davis
Governor Brough rejects Trotter appeal over race riot deaths
Gov Brough of Arkansas refused the telegram from W M Trotter secretary of the National Equal Rights League requesting executive intercession in 11 death sentences for participating in the Phillips county race rebellion. The governor, who was on the ground during the unrest, said he believed the Negroes deserved electrocution.
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Litle Rock
Ark
Brough
W. M. Trotter
National Equal Rights League
Phillips County
Weather data gleaned from yesterday report
Readable fragments show temperature readings at Thompson's Spa and nearby stations. Times range from early morning to late afternoon with highs around mid 80s and lows near mid 40s. Average yesterday listed as 89 and prior year 49.
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Yecterday
Thompson
Wescee
Princeton Ends Yale Streak with late fumble recovery
Yale fumbled a kickoff after Murray tied the game with a second field goal. Jim Scheerer recovered the ball five minutes before the end, enabling Princeton to prevail 13 to 6 in New Haven. The Tigers’ win ends Yale’s run since 1911.
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New Haven
Yale
Jim Scheerer
Princeton
Blue
Tigers
Murray
Neville
Kempton
Eli
Scheerer
Moonrise and event notices on a dated newspaper page
A compact recap of skywatch times and a list of historic anniversaries. It notes PA MOON rising at 6 35 pm and 4 25 am, light all vehicles at 4 53, and a series of anniversary items from 1864 to 1916 including Sherman's march, German retirements, Venice floods, Prague independence, Hoover's Europe trip, a German food visit, and Belgian troops entering Brussels and Antwerp.
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Sherman
Dvinsk
Venice
Prague
Herbert Hoover
Europe
Allies
Wilson
German Food Commission
United States
Brussels
Antwerp
Weather forecast for Boston region and Atlantic coast
The forecast calls for Sunday fair in Boston and vicinity with Monday fair and warmer conditions. Winds will be moderate and variable, turning southerly. In eastern New York and New England, fair Sunday and Monday, with warmth increasing. High pressure dominates the U S except the Northwest. light precipitation along the Florida east coast and in Washington state. Atlantic offshore winds vary from moderate north of Sandy Hook to gentle northeast over the south, with fair conditions overall.
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Washington
New York
New England
United States
Northwest
Florida
Atlantic
Sandy Hook
Hatteras
Miners Fail National Pact Plan On Nationwide Agreement
Washington Nov 15 Coal miners and operators failed to unite on Secretary Wilsons proposal for a nationwide agreement but agreed to negotiate a pact covering the central competitive field of western Pennsylvania Indiana Ohio and Illinois
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Washington
Wilson
Pennsylvania
Indiana
Ohio
Illinois
Mine workers and operators split over coal wage talks
In a stormy joint session called by Secretary Wilson, John J. Lewis accused operators of bad faith as outlying-field mine owners refused to join a national agreement. Wilson proposed a wage scale negotiation in central fields, accepted after contention, with ongoing disputes over law violations and calls for government action.
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Wilson
John J. Lewis
F. W. Lukens
Lewis
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Priance
New Staven
Henry, B. Higginson
Salicor
CABOT
Stee Cata Cease
W. T. Gay
Isaac Foot
Mr. Gay
William A. Bunton
State Street
Mike Callahan
Ruth C. Bodwell
Virginia
Martin
Trotter
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Vicinity
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