Debates Over Beating Divide Boston Welfare Voices
Boston teachers and child welfare workers clash on a Chicago judge's order of severe thrashing for a 17 year old. Miss Cora Bigelow condemns corporal punishment as brutal while Judge Severoni and others argue a measured spanking can sometimes discipline difficult youths.
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Boston
Chicago
Massachusetts
Cora HE. Bigelow
Boston Teachers’ Club
Miss Bigelow
Severoni
Boston Juvenile Court
James E. Fee
State Board of Charity
Everett Boy Becomes Quartermaster at Sixteen
Navy era tale of a young Everett youth who joined the Merchant Marine on his fifteenth birthday and rose from deck apprentice to second class quartermaster aboard the Woundricken. He sails from Rotterdam with Victory bonds to aid the army of occupation and has earned promotion during the first German supply convoys. William P. Strachan of 48 Main Street, Everett, known as the shipping board “baby,” also joined the Merchant Marine on his eleventh birthday and expects to return home to sell Victory bonds.
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Everett Boy
Merchant Marine Service
Rotterdam
William P. Strachan
Main Street
Everett
Shipping Board
New York
Army of Occupation
Germany
26th Division Souvenir Feature in Boston Post
A special souvenir section celebrating the 26th Division will appear in the upcoming Boston Sunday Post. The feature promises history, praise, and multiple novel elements of broad interest for readers.
Peace and Bolshevism in the Paris peace talks
In Paris the Bolshevik threat dominates this wartime overview of the peace conference. Allies fear Bolshevik influence and military risk as Lenin's power grows, while Lloyd George and Wilson weigh recognition and possible arrangements to confine revolutionary currents across Europe.
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Paris
Germany
Russia
French Foreign Office
British Foreign Office
Wilson
Archangel
Ukraine
Robert Cecil
Lloyd George
Europe
Bolshevik Settlement Debate Captures Peace Conference
Discussion at the Peace Conference centers on settling the Bolshevik question in Russia without seeming to concede to Lenine. Reports praise Lenine’s power while Trotzky is viewed as a bold opportunist. France debates debt relief pending Bolshevik restraint.
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Russia
Lenine
France
Trotzky
Dorchester Physician Dr Francis J Giblin Dies at 51
Dr Francis J Giblin a prominent Dorchester physician died at his home at 33 Adams Street after a six month illness aged 51. He will be buried after a solemn high mass at St Peters Church. He was born in South Boston, trained at English High and Harvard Medical School graduating in 1893. He served as house officer at Carney and Coombe Hospitals and led St Marys Infant Asylum medical staff. Survived by wife Margaret Hearn Giblin and son Francis.
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Francis J. Giblin
Dorchester
Adams Street
St. Peter's Church
Boston
Harvard University
Carney Hospital
Coombe Hospital
Dublin
Ireland
Giblin
St. Mary's Infant Asylum
Massachusetts
Dorchester Medical Societies
Thomas J. Giblin
Margaret (Hearn) Giblin
Francis
Boston College High School
Ostrander Lecture At Noon On War Ridden Europe
Harry C. Ostrander will lecture at Huntington School Thursday at noon on War Ridden Europe. The talk will be illustrated with stereoscopic views from battlefields in France and Belgium and caps a year of talks by Western Front veterans. J Randolph Coolidge Jr of Boston will address students on the League of Nations.
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Harry C. Ostrander
Europe
Huntington School
France
Belgium
Ostrander
J. Randolph Coolidge, Jr
Boston
Free Nations Association of
Massachusetts
League of Nations
Show Your Colors Welcome Home Design Feature
A striking color Welcome Home design will hang in windows and appears in the special 26th Division section of next week's Boston Sunday Post.
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Boston Sunday Post
Langley Brothers Deny Alienation Charge as Absurd
Grover C Langley and Francis Langley two bachelor brothers in Wilmot New Hampshire deny Fred Bliss claim that they alienated Bliss wife and caused the break of his marriage. Bliss seeks 10000 dollars in suit. Mrs Bliss 28 and now housekeeper for the Langleys says she does not wish to return to her husband and that Bliss moved his family to the Langley farm earlier.
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Wilmot
N. H
Grover C. Langley
Francis Langley
New Hampshire
Fred Bliss
Grafton
Bliss
Mrs. Bliss
Grover Langley
Langley Brothers and Feud Over Blacksmith Fortune in Merrimack County
The Lengley family, long seen as prosperous near North Wilmot, faces a high profile dispute over a fortune left by a father blacksmith. Fred Bliss sues while Grover Langley plans to hire a trusted lawyer as the case heads to Merrimack County Superior Court amid town discussion.
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North Wilmot
Lengley
Fred Bliss
FE. T. Kimball
Boston
Kimball
Langley
New Hampshire
Merrimack County
Grover Langley
Wilbur Paper Stock Plant Burns in Brockton Fire
A fire at the Wilbur Paper Stock Company plant, 182 Center Street in Brockton, destroyed the building. Firemen fought the blaze as explosions occurred and moved to safeguard an underground gasoline tank. cause was undetermined.
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Brockton
Wilbur Paper Stock Company
Centre Street
Welcome Home Badge for 26th Division in Boston Post
The Post announces a special Welcome Home badge for the 26th Division to be included in the 26th Souvenir section of next week's Boston Sunday Post. The badge will be in color and ready to pin on coats.
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Post
Boston Sunday Post
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