Congress to protest Ed wards demotion over 26th Army unit
New England senators and representatives vow to protest the coming Congress session against the demotion of Brigadier General Clarence Edwards who led the 26th New England National Guard division in the war. Representative James A. Gallivan of Boston leads the delegation, with party members united in opposition.
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Washington
United News
New England
Congress
Clarence Edwards
National Guard
James A. Gallivan
Boston
New England Congress Aide Plans Edwards Support
Gallivan, a longtime ally, declares return to political battle on behalf of Edwards. He began backing the Edwards campaign in late 1918 after Edwards was recalled from divisional command and has continued through the period.
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Crats
New England
Gallivan
Edwards
Man Dies After Cafe Shooting in Rhode Island
James Rufano of 29 Africa Street is dying at Rhode Island State Hospital from two bullet wounds. Nicola Corrella, alleged shooter, fled toward Boston in a car, pursued by police.Corrella is held as a material witness under the alias Ida Bassett of New Bedford. The incident occurred at the Franklin Cafe near Bradford Street and Atwell's Avenue after a quarrel over a woman.
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NCHD
James Rufano
Africa Street
Rhode Island State Hospital
Here
Boston
Nicola Corrella
Ida Bassett
State Street
New Bedford
Franklin Cafe
Bradford Street
Atwell’s Avenue
Corrella
Bassett
Rufano
Interchurch Council in Session Sets 400 Delegates to Discuss Mission
Four hundred delegates gathered at Ford Hall for the quadrennial meeting of the Federal Council of Churches of Christ in America. The body debated plans for a major conference in Boston or New York to examine the united missionary movement and its prospects, with various church boards and organizations set to participate.
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Interchurch World Movement
Ford Hall
Federal Council of Churches of Christ In America
America
Interchurch Movement
Boston
New York
United Missionary Movement
Mission Boards
Federal Council of Churches of Christ
Robert B. Speer
New York City
Presbyterian Board of Foreign Missions
Rivington D. Lord
Brooklyn
Alfred Mason North
Methodist Board of Foreign Missions
James I. Vance
Nashville
Tenn
W. F. McDowell
Washington
Rufus W. Miller
Philadelphia
John R. Mott
EF. E. Olcott
J. R. Hawkins
Gifford Pinchot
Charles J. Hughes
Norton M. Littl
Charles 8. Macfarland
Wilson
R. C. Gillie
Great Britain
A. J. Barnouw
Holland
Henry C. Sartorio
Italy
T. Harada
Japan
Moises Saenz
Mexico
John Nielsen
Switzerland
Retail stores unite to curb professional thieves in Boston
George W. Mitton of Jordan Marsh proclaims a campaign against organized shoplifting. Stores mutual protection chief detectives plan weekly meetings and a central office to share records. Managers expect amateurs will become tomorrow's professionals, driving costly recruitment for thieves.
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George W. Mitton
Jordan Marsh Company
Stores Mutual Protective Association
Boston
Edward P. Halloran
Stores
Mutual Protective Association
O'Halloran
Mutual Protective Associations
Retail Dry Goods Assn To Become State Body
The New England Retail Dry Goods Association voted to become a Massachusetts state body named the Massachusetts Retail Merchants' Association at a Boston City Club meeting attended by over 200. Speakers included Samuel W. Reyburn and Felix Vorenberg, urging a united merchants' front to influence legislation and public attitudes toward pricing and labor.
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Massachusetts Retail Merchants’ Association
New England Retail Dry Goods Association
Boston City Club
New England
Charles C. Ferris
Charles L. Underhill
9Th
Samuel W. Reyburn
Lord & Taylor
New York City
Felix Vorenberg
Retail Trade Board of Boston
Lew Hahn
National Retail Dry Goods Association
Nedry Goods Assoc
Charles C.ferris
State Association OF Retail Merchants
Boston Attorney Parker Dies in Cambridge at 48
William A. Parker a prominent Boston attorney with offices in the Kimball building died at his home 3 Florence street Cambridge from a cerebral hemorrhage. He was 48 educated in Cambridge public schools and after graduating from the Y M C A law school studied with Judge Bennett and had been associated with his son in recent years.
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William A. Parker
Boston
Kimball
Florence Street
Cambridge
Y. M. C. A. Law School
Bennett
Retailers urged unity in face of public scorn and tough times
The speaker notes retailers lack public sympathy yet must unite with manufacturers and labor. He urges self understanding and a national, state led alliance rather than isolated groups. Henry Brine named secretary pro tem and Frank Black of Filene’s chairs the bylaw revision. plan adopted unanimously.
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Henry Brine
Frank Black
Filene
Low Tide Saves Couple From Drowning in Mystic River
Mr and Mrs Robert J Betts of 86 School street Revere escaped death when a riding machine skidded crashed through a fence by Combination Park Medford and plunged into the Mystic river The low tide at the time likely saved them from drowning.
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Robert J. Betts
School Street
Revere
Mystic Avenue
Combination Park
Medford
Mystic River
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Lynn
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Frank Mason North
Robert E. Speer
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Dewey Sq
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Coolidge
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Buck
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Lew Hawn
Rand Herne
Sonpuch
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Drug Dept
Houghton & Dutton
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Chicago
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