Colonel House the President's trusted adviser and diplomat
The article portrays Colonel House as a loyal, skilled listener and interpreter for President Wilson, not a big statesman but a careful facilitator of policy. It notes his discretion, courtesy, and ability to articulate the President's views while shaping diplomacy without seeking office.
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Women Seek 44 Hour Week At Massachusetts League Event
The Women's Trade Union League pushes a 44 hour work week for Massachusetts women following the 48 hour bill victory. At the Arlington Hotel dinner delegates and officials praised Lois B. Rantoul while presenting her Governor Coolidge's pen. Speakers from labor and allied groups urged equal pay and better conditions. A Tremont Temple discussion on women's labor rights features national figures today.
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Chicago
Industrial Department
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Américan Federation of Teachers
Mary E. McDowell
France
Julia S. O’connor
Telephone Operators’ Union
Mary McArthur
British Women’s Trade Union League
Auto Plunges Into Cottage On Nantasket Hill
A heavy touring car owned by Edward Lombard of Brookline rolled downhill on Nantasco Road Hull and crashed into the summer cottage of August Vogel, demolishing a wall and injuring Mrs Vogel who fainted. The car belonged to Lom bard.
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August Vogel
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Lexington Hits One Third Of Victory Loan Target
First week results in Lexington show more than one third of the 581000 quota subscribed. A town clock now reads 195000 as the house to house canvass by a large committee led by James Woodberry Smith winds down. Mrs J Chester Hutchinson heads the women’s committee with local Boy Scouts aiding. Robert P. Clapp leads the executive loan committee as residents rally to bring the boys back to port.
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J. Chester Hutchinson
Robert P. Clapp
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Devens Boys Honor Dead at Memorial Service
At Devens Y M C A Auditorium soldiers honored the dead with two services for the 1011th Engineers and others. Chaplain Mer chant officiated with band tunes and Ave Maria. Governor Milliken addressed the crowd. Chaplain Edwards delivered a memorial sermon as taps sounded and oaths of allegiance were recited amid patriotic hymns and prayers.
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Musterole Ointment Ad Promises Quick Relief
Advertising copy touts Musterole as a clean white mustard oil ointment that replaces old mustard plasters. It claims rapid relief for sore throat bronchitis croup stiff neck asthma neuraglia congestion pleurisy rheumatism lumbago and other aches with no blistering. Jar prices listed 30c 60c and hospital size 2.50.
TARS VICTORS IN LAST GASP
The Receiving Ship team edged the Yankee Division nine 6 to 5 at Braves Field in a ninth inning rally. W Brunett homered for the Yankees, Clifford added a homer for the Receiving Ships, and a wild pitch sealed the win after a tense late game with about 6000 fans in attendance.
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Le Doux Still Alive and Ready for Ring Fights
The European bantam champion Charley Le Doux is reported alive and mustered out after serving since 1910. Bettinson seeks a match with a top American bantam such as Herman or Moore. Lynch could have fought but left for this side after failing to secure a rematch with Wilde.
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Herman
Moore
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Wilde
Arlington B C Names Sport Committee 1919 20
The Arlington Boat Club has appointed committees for the 1919-1920 year. Bowling is chaired by Roger W. Hamer with W K E Adams and Clarence G. Parsons as members. Billiards and Pool include George Rogers Fred Carter and George Grady.
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W. KE. Adams
Clarence G. Parsons
George Rogers
Fred Carter
George Grady
A. McKenney
Hobart E. Cousens
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Charles T. Ritchie
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Phil Mor
Notable names listed in a historical article segment
The fragment lists men including George H. Rice Peter Gray Fred Carter Hobart Cousens Henry Upton and George Grady, suggesting a roster or committee. No further context is provided to identify event, affiliation, or date.
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George H. Rice
Peter Gray
Fred Carter
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George Grady
Discharge Dates Set for 302d and 303d Field Artillery
Camp Devens report states the 302d Field Artillery Regiment will be discharged on Wednesday, followed by the 303d mustering out on Thursday. Orders from cantonment headquarters require all men to report for final physical examinations tomorrow at 7 o clock.
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303D
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