Sayre Reflects On Divorce Law In Williams College Speech
In his new role as secretary to the president of Williams College, Mr Sayre discusses ongoing personal and professional challenges. He argues that strict divorce legislation causes suffering but stands by it, noting a double standard in law for the rich and the poor. He cites differences between East Side and Fifth Avenue immorality and mentions Reno as a common getaway for separated spouses.
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Fifth Avenue
Suffragette disturbance disrupts meeting in England
In England on November 18 a protest disrupted a Balbier party event aimed at addressing no conscription. Philip Snowden was shouted down as stewards moved to control the crowd. Scuffles left stewards bruised and the gathering abandoned after half an hour amid ongoing uproar and police involvement.
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Press
Bec
England
Philip Snowden
Socner
Balbier Party
Social_tor
Lord Cowdray Denies Involvement in Mexican Affairs
Lord Cowdray states he and any company he holds interest in did not influence Sir Lionel Carden's appointment to Mexico nor finance the de facto Mexican government beyond a sub three percent loan to the National Bank of Mexico. He also denies Pearson concessions or pursuit of oil monopolies and denial of any involvement in Madero's overthrow.
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London
Lord Cowdray
Lionel Carden
Mexico
National Bank of Mexico
Madero
Pearson
Diaz
Huerta
Pensacola to Become Marine Base on Gulf of Mexico
Assistant Secretary of the Navy Franklin D. Roosevelt inspected Pensacola naval yard and announced it will become the official marine base. About 800 marines may arrive by March 1 with 2,000 expected eventually. Plans include testing new torpedo boats at the base.
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Associated Press
Pensacola
Filia
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Pensacola Navy Yard
Gulf of Mexico
Solemn Mass for Deceased Mobile Clergy at Cathedral
Services at the cathedral Wednesday at 8:30 honor the deceased bishops and priests of the Mobile diocese. Rev. B J Hackett will sing the mass with city priests assisting, followed by the bishop granting absolution.
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Diocese of
Mobile
B. J. Hackett
Glass Revives Alabama Senate Appointment Issue
The appointment of Frank P. Glass by Governor O Neal to the U S Senate revives a dispute over governor appointing a senator without legislative authorization. The Clayton case previously stalled in committee before his resignation.
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Associated Press
Washington
Frank P. Glass
O'Neal
Alabama
United States
Representative Clayton
Senate
Clayton
Senate Committee On
Glass
Wilson
Glass Named U S Senator for Alabama by Governor ONeal
Governor ONeal appointed F P Glass of the Montgomery Advertiser and Birmingham News to fill the Alabama Senate vacancy after the death of Joseph F Johnston. Glass is lauded as a bold editor with high ethics and extensive federal understanding, aligned with the president's policies.
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Montgomery
Frank P. Glass
Montgomery Advertiser
Birmingham News
United States
Alabama
O'Neal
Senate of the
Joseph F. Johnston
F. P. Glass
Glass
Senate
Princess Disliked Residing In Sweden
Stockholm Times correspondent reports rumors of Prince William of Sweden and Princess Marie's separation linked to espionage are unfounded. The discord stems from temperament and Marie’s dislike of life in Sweden. divorce details are settled amicably. Their son Prince Lennart will stay in Stockholm with royal children.
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London
Stockholm
the Times
Prince William of
Sweden
Marie
Lennart
Carl
Head Perfectly Bald With Eczema
A mother from Maryville Tennessee describes her three month old baby developing severe eczema on the face and head with baldness after hair loss. She reports immediate relief after using Cuticura Soap and Ointment with bathing and twice daily application, claiming the child soon recovered and hair began to grow back.
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R.F.D
Maryville
Tenn
Government Conservation Plan Opposed At Washington Meeting
At the National Conservation Congress fifth annual convention in Washington delegates clash over federal versus state control of natural resources. A committee fails to agree on water power policy and Miss Mabel Boardman proposes Red Cross aid of 500 dollars per lumber camp instructor.
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Associated Press
Washington
National Conservation Congress
Charles Lathrop Pack
Mabel Boardman
American Red Cross
Congress
Ample Warning Given of Storm on Great Lakes
The Weather Bureau defended its handling of last week's Great Lakes storm that caused 264 deaths. It said forecasts were issued from Washington at all stages, with small craft warnings, storm warnings, and repeated notices across the lake region including Detroit and the northern lakes. The bureau absolved local Cleveland forecasters of blame and promised full accountability.
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Associated Press
Washington
Weather Bureau
Great Lakes
Gordon
Ohio
Cleveland
Canadian Northwest
Lake
Detroit
Government aims at home rule compromise with opposition
London reports a Times claim that the government plans to propose Ulster specific terms within a home rule framework. An official statement states proposals would be a basis for discussion and cannot exclude Ulster. The move is seen as a possible step toward home rule within home rule.
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Associated Press
London
Times
Ulster
Eadward Grey
Wreck at Clayton Yields State Rail Safety Push
President Charles Henderson of the Alabama state railroad commission said a statewide hearing on rail safety will follow the Central of Georgia wreck near Clayton last Thursday. He urged all railroads in the state to participate to gather expert evidence and suggestions to reduce future accidents.
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Associated Press
Eufaula
Ala
Charles Henderson
Alabama State Railroad Commission
Central of Georgia Railroad
Clayton
Henderson
Postmasters urged to publicize postal savings
Washington reports call on postmasters nationwide to promote the postal savings system. A letter says each new depositor boosts community happiness and thrift, but persistent publicity remains lacking, with emphasis on informing the public in larger cities about available facilities as the program matures.
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Washington
Dynamite Box Seized in Barber Shop Near Wall Street
Police in New York confiscated one hundred sticks of dynamite from a customer left box in a barber shop near the customs house and financial district. Inspector Eagan of the combustibles department warned the amount could blow up a large area of lower Manhattan and wipe Wall Street off the map.
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Wall Street
New York
Washington Street
Customs House
Financial District
Eagan
Department of Combustibles
Lower Manhattan
Venturini Dies After Paralytic Stroke in Mobile
Peter A. Venturini long known saloon operator in Mobile and Monopole Saloon owner died Monday night at 9 after a paralysis attack on a Government street car while heading to the city court to testify in a case. He leaves a wife, two daughters, three sons, a brother Frank Venturini, a sister and other relatives. He died at the Washington avenue home near Sutton street and was a member of St. Matthew's Catholic church.
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Peter A. Venturini
Mobile
South Royal Street
Mary's Lane
Virginia Street
Frank Venturini
Washington Avenue
Sutton Street
STOP CATARRH HYOMEI CURES DISEASE GERMS
An advertisement urges relief from catarrh with Hyomei. It claims a simple, safe cure that destroys germs inhaled into the nose throat and lungs. The full outfit with inhaler and bottle costs $1.00 and carries a money back guarantee if no benefit.
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Sey G van Antwerp & Son
Death of Mrs Annette Moore in Pascagoula
Mrs Annette Virginia Moore wife of Wil lam Moore a Lane Miss paper mill employee and former Pascagoula resident died Monday night after a three week illness She was the daughter of Mr and Mrs T C Gatti of Pascagoula and is survived by her husband her parents three sisters Mrs Dottie Brecht Mrs Elvira Gray and Miss Bessie Gatti and four brothers Emile Frank Francis and Ernest Gatti The remains were brought to the family home on Cedar Street and the funeral was held at 2 o'clock this afternoon.
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A. V. Moore
Pascagoula
Miss
Annette Virginia Moore
Willam Moore
Lane
Laine
Moore
T. C. Gatti
Dottie Brecht
Elvira Gray
Bessie Gatti
Emile
Frank Francis
Ernest Gatti
Cedar Street
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Red Cross
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Ireland
Chas, Henderson
the State Commission
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Irvington
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