Reventlow Nephew Desertion Reported From Zurich
Despatch to Journal des Debats notes Count Rolf von Reventlow, nephew of the Pan Germanist, deserting after joining Baden regiments at the war’s start. His mother readied a two week leave in Berlin and took him to Lake Constance, where a motor boat carried them into Swiss territory amid German posts fire.
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Paris
Journal Des Debats
Zurich
Rolf von Reventlow
Count von Reventlow
Deutsche Tages Zeitung
Locarno
Switzerland
Baden
Berlin
Lake Constance
Father Justin Named Passionist Provincial Leader
The Very Rev. Father Justin, C. P., longtime canonical superior of Blessed Gabriel Monastery Brigh ton and organizer of its church, has been elected for three years as provincial of the Eastern province of Passionist Fathers. The election occurred at the chapter of St. Paul of the Cross in the Eastern province.
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Justin, C. P
Blessed Gabriel
Brighton
St. Paul of the Cross
Earl Grey Dies After Long Illness
London August 29 Earl Grey former governor general of Canada died at 6 o clock this morning at Howick House Northumberland after a long illness Funeral will be held at Howick on Saturday with a memorial service in London
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London
Wilson Endorses New York Woman Suffrage Campaign
President Wilson sends a letter praising the growing New York suffrage sentiment and urging a statewide conference in Saratoga to push for a constitutional amendment. James W. Gerard telegrams also endorsed the suffrage effort read at the New York State Woman Suffrage party meeting.
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Saratoga
N. Y
Wilson
James W. Gerard
Germany
New York State
New York
New Jersey Man to Head Foresters
Philip J. Schotland of Newark N J was elected chief ranger at the Foresters of America biennial session in Portland Missouri Atlantic City was named as next convention site Other officers include Sub chief Ranger George P Sullivan treasurer P J O Keefe secretary P M Donnelly recording secretary P J Kennedy lecturer Max Kohn medical examiner George Sinnamon trustees Joseph F Schlotterer Hulbert T Crowe Henry F Owen Charles Barth Leo Schmidt resolutions pledged the organization s support of President Wilson in the war effort.
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Portland
Philip J. Schotland
Newark
N. J
Supreme Court
Max Kohn
New York
George Sinnamon
Philadelphia
Joseph F. Schlotterer
Hulbert T. Crowe
Detroit
Henry F. Owen
Charles Barth
Spokane
Leo Schmidt
Wilson
Carpenter Appeal Boy May Be For Funds Return
In Concord on August 29 Judge Sawyer planned to rule whether Ralph G. Carpenter Jr. may return to Kimball public school for fall term beginning September 4 and live with his mother Marguerite Paul Carpenter of Boston. Separate item reports the Ninth Regiment Associates raising a fund to aid the 101st Infantry with a goal of 50,000 dollars, 17,000 already on hand, and five 1,000-dollar pledges. Contributions are sought via Joseph H. O’Neill of the Federal Trust Company, Boston.
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Concord
N. H
William H. Sawyer
Superior Court
Ralph G. Carpenter, Jr
Kimball Public School
Marguerite Paul Carpenter
Boston
Pearl Street
Kivel
Ralph G. Carpenter
Wolfeboro
Logan
Joseph H. O'Neill
Federal Trust Company
Devonshire Street
Ninth Regiment Infantry
N. G
101St U. S. A
France
Ninth Regiment
Edward L. Logan
Old ‘Fighting Ninth
One Hundred and First Infantry
Joseph H. O'Neil
Ninth Regt
N.G
U.S. A
James J. Phelan
Joseph H. O’neil
John C. Heyer
Hugh Bancroft
William H. Dooley
Henry B. Endicott
George H. Lyman
P. A. O'Connell
A.C. Ratshesky
P. J. O'Keefe
Major Carpenter
Michael J. Sughrue
Nathaniel E. Martin
New Hampshire
Custody Battle Continues in Carpenter Case
Final custody of the 10 year old is undetermined as a Magnolia Mass. hotel separation and multiple lawsuits unfold since the father's divorce libel filed Sept 15 1915. Mrs Carpenter faces alienation of affections actions in Boston and against her husband and father in law while witnesses urge return to Concord for school.
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Supreme
Magnolia
Protest Meet on Boston Common Demands Justice
A mass meeting on Boston Common Sunday at 4 p m protests the continued imprisonment of Mrs Rena Mooney the San Francisco music teacher acquitted of murder in the 1916 bomb deaths and opposes Governor Whitman s extradition papers for anarchist Alexander Berkman. Organized by United Hebrew Trades Boston Amalgamated Clothing Workers Socialist party and Workingmen s Circle.
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Boston Common
Rena Mooney
San Francisco
Whitman
New York State
Alexander Berkman
United Hebrew Trades of Boston
Amalgamated Clothing Workers
The
Socialist Party
Workingmen’s Circle
Public meeting on coal prices in Boston discussed
A 4 PM meeting at 73 Tremont Street hosted by James J. Irwin aims to organize a coal consumers club through cooperative buying. Officials indicated the FTC report on coal regulation had not yet arrived but was being requested and expected today.
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James J. Irwin
Tremont Street
Boston
Coal Consumers’ Club
Attwill
Federal Trade Commission
Young Marshfield farmer tops cucumber prize at age 15
Frederick A. W. Wood Jr. of Marshfield, one of the youngest to win the cucumber honor, sent a specimen weighing just over three pounds and thirteen inches long to the Fast Vegetable Editor.
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Frederick A. W. Wood, Jr
Marshfield
Peace council seeks speedy lasting peace in democracy era
At the Boston branch public meeting in Pilgrim Hall chair man Roewer declares the council aims for early democratic world peace aligned with new Russia. Speakers include Rev H W Pinkham Rev G G Mills and James Oneal. A protest was passed against Minnesota Governor Burnquist’s prohibition of a national council conference in Minneapolis.
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Boston
People’s Council of America For Democracy and Peace
Pilgrim Hall
George E. Roewer, Jr
New Russia
International Organization For
United States
H. W. Pinkham
Melrose
G. G
North Dakota Opens Doors for Peace Conference
The People's Council of America for Democracy and Peace announced the Fargo conference will open Saturday after Governor Frazier accepted the invitation. A New York delegation will travel by special train, while some council members pressed to convene in Fargo and then move to Minneapolis.
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New York
People’s Council of America For Democracy and Peace
Frazier
Fargo
N. D
Council
North Dakota
Organization
Minneapolis
Italians Start New Drive Against Austria
Italian forces push on the Alpine front with Caproni bombers dropping thousands of kilograms of ordnance on Austrian batteries near Gorizia and Stelvio. Italians report gains amid continued heavy artillery duels and patrol actions as Russia’s eastern front shows ongoing disaffection and retreat.
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Caproni
Gorizia
Panavizza
Corso
Stelvio
Trentino
Zebran Vally
Galicia
Bukowina
Rumania
Bessarabia
Moldavia
Fokshani
Berlin
Sereth
Bukovina
Danube
France
Belgium
Verdun
Aisne
Bainsizza
Carso
McNeil Corporation Files Voluntary Bankruptcy
The McNeil Corporation of Everett manufacturers of sashes and blinds filed a voluntary petition in bankruptcy in U S District Court. Liabilities total 75150 dollars and assets are estimated at 29700 dollars.
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McNeil Corporation of
Everett
United States District Court
MGR Kennedy Dies in Rome Headline
MGR Thomas F Kennedy rector of the American College in Rome has died after a long illness. He became ill in 1914 and gradually declined. in May last year Pope Benedict appointed Charles A O H ern as coadjutor with right to succeed. Kennedy was a Pennsylvania native and led the college since 190L.
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Rome
Mgr
Thomas F. Kennedy
American College In
Monsignor Kennedy
Pope Benedict
Mer. Charles A. O’hern
Mar. Kennedy
Christmas Plans for Soldiers and Sailors
The Woman's Auxiliary Massachusetts Department of the Navy League announces plans to send thousands of cheerful gift bags to sailors marines and soldiers for Christmas. Each bag will contain useful items tied with tissue and ribbons and addressed from New England home folk, with other states expected to join the effort.
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United States
Woman's Auxiliary
Massachusetts
Department of the Navy League
New England
Striking Workers Demand 10 Percent Pay Rise at Woods Plant
More than 250 employees at the 8. A Woods Machine and Tool Company on Camrell Street South Boston walked off the job yesterday afternoon seeking a ten percent wage increase.
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8. A Woods Machine & Tool Company
Camrell Street
South
Boston
Let a Real Host Escort You to California
Burlington Personally Conducted tours promise daylight sightseeing from Denver to California with guides, comfortable Pullman sleeping cars, and no extra charge. Alex Stocks, New England Pass. Agent, Boston, invites readers to request an illustrated folder with maps and trip details.
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Burlington
Alex Stocks
New England
Washington St
Boston
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