Wilson Refuses Debs Pardon in His Administration
President Wilson says there is popular demand for pardoning Debs but he will never grant clemency during his term. The remarks come as Tumulty's revelations about Woodrow Wilson surface before the Democratic National Convention.
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Eugene V. Debs
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Capitol
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Senate
House
Henry Cabot Lodge
Massachusetts
Senator Lodge
Mrs. Wilson
Admiral Grayson
Senate Chamber
Mr. Harding
United States Marine Band
Warren G. Harding
Ibsen
Neutral stance in 1920s White House on McAdoo bid
Tumulty recounts Wilson administrations strict hands off policy in the McAdoo candidacy, highlighting neutrality to avoid nepotism and direct interference. It notes Palmer’s candidacy, Debs pardons, and Wilson’s final days with Harding’s ascent.
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William G. McAdoo
Mr. McAdoo
McAdoo
Capitol
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Mr. Harding
Warren Gamaliel Harding
The
Republic
Russian Workmen Sing in Newton Church
Russian Choral Society of Newton Upper Falls workers performed at Trinity Church Newton Centre in an event arranged by Rev. Dr. Edward T. Sullivan. Harvard professor Leo Wiener spoke on What About Russia, warning of Soviet propaganda and noting movies portraying Trotsky and Lenin as endorsing democratic unity.
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Trotsky and Lenine
New Textile Union Formed Independent of AFL
A new United Textile Labor Union was organized in New York by a 50 member conference committee. Leaders named include John P. O Connell of Salem Massachusetts Lawrence Labrier of Philadelphia and Russell Palmer of North Carolina. The national organization was called and slated to meet in March.
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New York
United Textile Labor Union
American Federation of Labor
John ,P. O'Connell
Salem
Mass
Lawrence Labrier
Philadelphia
Russell Palmer
North Carolina
De Valera Urges Sacrifice in Galway Address
Eamon de Valera spoke in Galway resuming his speaking tour after attending the Dail Eireann session in Dublin. He urged that freedom requires sacrifice, avoiding any forecast on Dublin's deliberations and replying to Galway’s welcome address.
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Galway
Associated Press
Eamon de Valera
Dail Eireann
Dublin
The Salem Name Histories and Arbella Lincoln's Sacrifice
The Indian Naumkeag and Hebrew echoes shaped Salem’s name while Salem means peace. The piece honors Lady Arbella, daughter of the Earl of Lincoln, who left wealth for the wilderness and died there, her memory lingering as a gentle vision in Salem.
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Salem
Naumkeag
Nahum Keike
Francis Higginson
Arbella
Earl of Lincoln
Isaac Johnson
Lincoln’s Old Hall
Deer Hunting Opens Amid Large Preseason Crowd
North Adams reports a record pre opening crowd as deer season starts with poor conditions. Game Warden A M Nicholls notes about 300 hunters gathered near Hoosac mountains and 24 rode in on the noon train. Thick snow makes walking slippery and warnings for live wires from last weekend are posted. Deer numbers are down from last year.
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Hoosac Mountains
A. M. Nicholls
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