President Wilson champions humanity as sole reason for U S force
In addressing the Daughters of the American Revolution, President Wilson says the United States may use force only to serve humanity. He recalls republican ideals, tradition, and the Society of the Cincinnati while urging unselfish national spirit and devotion to human rights.
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United States
Washington
Daughters of the American Revolution
Wilson
America
Republic
William Cumming Story
Society of the Cincinnati
Masters and Craftsmen accused of supplying strikebreakers
Boston business agents of the Allied Building Trades Council charged that the General Society of Masters and Craftsmen exists solely to furnish strikebreakers. They cited ads in Sunday papers and alleged jobs where workers quit by union order. John T. Walsh named local strikebreaker placements and alleged out of state employment during labor troubles.
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General Society of Masters and Craftsmen
Allied Building Trades Council
Hanover St
Greater
Boston
Masters and Craftsmen
Council
John T. Walsh
Bricklayers’ Union 3
Hit By Stranger Fractures Skull In West End
Charles Block aged 2 years of 48 Green Street West End suffered a fractured skull after being struck by a young man in front of 12 Green Street and knocked against a wagon hub. He is on the Haymarket Relief Hospital dangerous list. police seek an 18 year old approx 5 ft 5 in slim male with smooth face.
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Charles Block
Green Street
West End
Haymarket
Year Set For Theft Of Razor Blades Case
Frank Lang and Charles E. Sorenson were sentenced to one year each for stealing safety razor blades from Cunard Steamship Company. Sorenson pleaded guilty to taking and Lang to receiving. The blades were intended for Allied soldiers.
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Frank Lang
Charles E. Sorenson
Deer Island
Cunard Steamship Company
Sorenson
Lang
Tufts Beats Georgetown 12-2 On Hilltop
Tufts College baseball defeated Georgetown University 12 to 2 on the Hilltop as Tufts hitters produced timely runs and Murray pitched inconsistently, marking Georgetown’s first loss of the season.
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Washington
Tufts
Murray
Georgetown University
Visitors overpower Hilltop. Tufts best college lineup at Georgetown
Tufts pitcher O Meara allows five hits and one walk, fending off Georgetown while Volk drives in multiple runs including a first inning homer. Murray struggles with command as Georgetown tallies in the fifth, but Tufts seizes control early with a 5 0 start and finishes with solid defense and timely hitting on the Hilltop diamond.
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Stafford
Volk
Georgetown
Gilroy
Anderson
Sullivan
O'Meara
Tufts
Hager
Joyce
Ferre Niko Eiaie
Els
Georgetown U
Leland
Westcott
Carroll
Gogarty
Balk
Colliflower
Stetson Forfeits To Braintree 9 0 In Contested Game
Stetson High forfeits to Braintree High 9 0 after captain Cumberland refused to continue in rain at Frenches Common South Braintree. Randolph and Braintree argued over calling the game. after 10 minutes, umpire Delory awarded the win to Braintree in a misty drizzle.
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Braintree High
Frenches Common
South Braintree
Cunningham
Stetson High
Delory
Braintree
Randolph Boys
Randolph
Hennesy
Arrest of Harold B. Curtis with Church Silver
Harold B. Curtis, 35, of Pembroke Street South End, was arrested last evening by Inspectors Conway and Hart on larceny charges. He was found walking with a black bag containing a ciborium and two candlesticks valued at 185 dollars, alleged to belong to an Episcopal service. Curtis claimed the items were his, saying his father, a minister in England, gave them to him.
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Harold B. Curtis
Pembroke Street
South End
Conway and Hart
England
Changes in Methodist pastorates in New England
Bishop John W. Hamilton announced over 100 appointments for the coming year, marking the largest pastorate shakeup in the New England Conference. Four district superintendents were reappointed as churches received new pastors.
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Worcester
New England
John W. Hamilton
Ministers approve peace stance amid conference transfers
The conference lists many pastors and church locations from Boston to Weston and Cambridge with transfers in and out. A peace resolution denounces aggressive war prep while supporting defensive forces and backing the American Peace Society and the League for Correspondence.
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J. Gamble
Maine
Arthur Wright
H. B. Williams
New Hampshire
American Peace Society
The
League For
Conference Endorses Peace Education and Free Speech
A resolution backs a systematic educational campaign by schools and churches to train youths away from war toward arbitration in international disputes. It also regrets that leaders of the Haverhill mob that disrupted the Thomas E. Leyden meeting have not been brought to justice.
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Haverhill
Thomas E. Leyden
Massachusetts legislature blamed for log rolling by special tax panel
Walter H. Creamer, 1916 appointee, told the Charitable Irish Society at the Boston City Club that lawmakers barter on local matters, clogging state business. He urged a constitutional convention to limit powers to statewide issues, while President Wells defended Senate actions on a constitutional amendment.
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Walter HH. Creamer
Special Commission On Taxation
Walsh
Irish Society
Boston City Club
Massachusetts
Henry G. Wells
Senate
Special Commission
Creamer
Pennsylvania
Maine
Problems for after the war in German democracy
Dr Moritz Julius Bonn of Munich told 400 members of the Bostoner Deutsche Gessellschaft that postwar German reform must settle fair popular representation while protecting permanent minorities. He said success would solve a major problem that has baffled progressive statesmen.
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Moritz Julius Bonn
University of Munich
High School of Commerce of Munich
Sorrowful Suicide Reported in Lexington Woman Dies by Self Harm
Emily J. Blodgett aged 61 of 80 Hancock Street Lexington died from self inflicted throat wounds early yesterday. Grief over her brother Charles S. Blodgett a former Boston business man buried a week earlier is believed to have caused the tragedy. Neighbors found the body yesterday afternoon after becoming worried when she did not respond.
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Emily J. Blodgett
Hancock Street
Lexington
Charles S. Blodgett
Boston
Woman Found Dead. Miss Blodgett Identified
The article states Miss Blodgett was dead for some time and could not sleep before retirement. She was born in Lexington in 1854, with the body presenting signs suggesting a long-deceased state.
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Miss Blodgett
Lexington
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