Italian Sailor Men Get Royal Welcome
Italian sailors greeted in Boston by a citywide celebration drawing 125000 onlookers. The Conte di Cavour crew landed at North End Park after a parade along Tremont and Boylston streets with Italian and American crowds cheering Viva Italia and Viva America. The event featured four bands, fireworks, and a reception aboard the Conte di Cavour with dignitaries including Admirals Dunn and Eberle and General Edwards.
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Boston
New England
North End
North End Park
Monitor
Saverio Romano
Commercial Street
Park
Hanover Street
Battery Street
Tremont Row
Tremont Street
Italia
America
Tremont
Boylston Streets
Boylston
Washington Street
Newspaper Row
United States
Italy
North Street
North Square
Salem Street
Jackies
101St Infantry
Nor End Park
Conz
Herbert O. Dunn
Edward A. Eberle
Charlestown Navy Yard
Clarence
Commodore Conz
Herbert C. Dunn
Algonquin Club
Robinson
Edwards
A. P. Langtry
F. W. Coe
John W. Ruckman
Michael J. Murray
Methuen Man Dies After Auto Collision at West Newbury
William Boutin a 30 year old Methuen mill worker died after being struck by an auto driven by Joseph Burrill of Lawrence as Boutin and six companions traveled to Salisbury Beach. Boutin suffered a fractured skull and died en route to Anna Jaques Hospital.
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Newburyport
William Boutin
Methuen
Joseph Burrill
Essex Street
Lawrence
West Newbury
Anna Jaques Hospital
Boutin
Salisbury Beach
School reopenings sweep Greater Boston area
Boston area schools set to reopen with most districts on Sept 8 or 9. Quincy leads the district slate by opening earliest while Milton delays as the last to start. Nearby cities including Cambridge Chelsea Revere Somerville and Melrose align with the general schedule.
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Boston
Greater
Quincey
Milton
Quincy
Melrose
Joseph Lomasney
City of
U. S. and Britain face voting parity and school plans noted
The article covers U S attempts to gain equal representation with Great Britain in the League of Nations discussions. It also details Boston area school reopenings for 1919 1920, with Milton and Quincy scheduling Sept 1 3 and Sept 8 10 openings.
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Great Britain
India
Lithuania
Ukrainia
Esthenia
Latvia
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Dudley Field Malone
New York
League of Nations
Endicott backs up Storrow stance on police union
Henry B. Endicott, mediator in labor disputes, writes to James J. Storrow supporting opposition to police joining outside labor groups. He argues policemen need fair wages, but should keep within the department rather than affiliate with labor unions, stressing public safety and justice.
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McInnes
Th Policemen’s Union
Henry B. Endicott
James J. Storrow
Peters
Citizens’ “Committee
Endicott
Boston
American Federation of Labor
Organized Labor
Blames South for Chicago Race Riots Speaker Says
Dr. Medien C. Bausfield of Chicago told a large audience at People's Baptist Church South End that anti Negro propaganda from the South ignited last month’s race riots in Chicago. He cited existing bitterness in the city and urged calm and unity.
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South
Chicago
Illinois
Medien C. Bausfield
People’s Baptist Church
South End
Bryan outlines dual plan for railroad ownership
William Jennings Bryan told the House interstate commerce committee he favors a federal skeleton trunk line system with state and private lines, arguing government ownership is necessary to solve railroad reorganization. He estimated costs at 4 to 5 billion dollars and urged public decision on state ownership.
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Washington
William Jennings Bryan
House Interstate Commerce Committee
Mr. Bryan
Bryan
Dorchester Boy Injured When Car Pins Him Against Wall
Fred Stumbe an 11 year old of 464 Washington Street Dorchester was seriously injured when a car driven by Mrs Anna Downing 29 Gannett Road Quincy mounted the sidewalk at 428 Park Street Dorchester pinned him to the wall and wrecked the car Mrs Downing suffered a broken nose and was taken to City Hospital Stumbe was treated for head and body injuries and is expected to recover without immediate hospital care
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Fred Stumbe
Washington Street
Dorchester
Anna Downing
Gannett Road
Quincy
Park Street
Downing
Young Stumbhe
Stumbe
Advices on Meat Prices Stir Senate Agriculture Hearing
Western stockmen urged the Senate agriculture committee to curb meat production and criticized the Kenyon Kendrick bills. Kansas State Live Stock Association president George T. Donaldson warned that consumers could face higher prices and proposed limiting retail outlets from 700 to about 100 to cut costs.
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Washington
Senate Agriculture Committee
George T. Donaldson
Kansastate Live Stock Association
Drowning Claims Hyde Park Captain's Daughter
Captain Robert E. Grant of Police Station 18 Hyde Park received word last night that his daughter Alice M. Grant aged 23 had drowned at Falmouth. The body was recovered and he left for Falmouth. details of the accident were not available. Miss Grant was a Hyde Park High School graduate and stenographer.
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Robert E. Grant
Hyde Park
Alice M. Grant
Falmouth
Grant
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Massachusetts Real Estate Exchange
Jordan Marsh Company—The Mercantile Heart of
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