Message of Churchmen for Nation Calls for Peace and Unity
The Federal Council of the Churches of Christ in America issues a quadrennial message urging Christians to act in industry and home life for peace and international fellowship. It endorses the League of Nations, calls for disarmament, opposes anti Semitism, and urges fair dealing across races with strong emphasis on unity and patriotism.
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Churches of America
Christ's Church
Federal Council of the Churches of Christ In America
League of Nations
Churches of the Land
America
Ilarding
Senate
Park Street Church
William Adams Brown
Union Theological School
Dr Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery Ad
An advertisement promotes Dr Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery to treat disorders from impure blood or inactive liver. It claims the liver filters germs and that a active liver and pure blood prevent disease. It suggests the product builds the body when one is debilitated or underweight.
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Dr. Pierce
Golden Medical Discovery
Raid in Brighton Seizes Liquor and Roadster
Sergeant Muldoon and Inspectors Cronin and Fahey seized 50 quarts of liquor and a 1920 roadster from a garage behind 20 Buckminster Street Brighton. No arrests were made.
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Muldoon
Brighton
Cronin and Fahey
Federal Prohibition Agent's Office
Buckminster Street
Clothing group ends contracts with union
The Clothing Manufacturers Association voted to abrogate all agreements with the Amalgamated Clothing Workers of America. A serious labor fight may follow the move.
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The
Clothing Manufacturers’ Association
Amalgamated Clothing Workers of America
Manufacturers End Agreement With Amalgamated Clothiers
The Manufacturers' Association issues a sharp letter to the Boston joint board dissolving all existing agreements with the Amalgamated Clothing Workers. About 6500 union workers are affected as the aim is to cut costs by speeding production, possibly trimming hours and wages, with production planned to resume by January.
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Boston
Amalgamated Clothing Workers
Luther C. White
Manufacturers’ Association
Amalgamated
Mufacturers’ Association
Boston and New York Clothing Workers Vote on Wage Action
The Amalgamated Clothing Workers with 6500 members in Boston and 60,000 in New York vote on a wage proposal similar to that in Boston. Some workers sew outside seams earning up to 112 dollars weekly while pressers reach about 80 dollars. The union is described as independent and linked to the I W W, distinct from the AFL affiliated United Garment Workers of America.
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Manufacturers’ Association
Amalgamated
Boston
New York
New York Clothing Manufacturers’ Association
Amalgamated Clothing Workers
United Garment Workers of America
American Federation of Labor
Too Cold for Kilts at Fields Corner Police Station
Field's Corner police station braves frigid weather as residents fear kilts may be banned. Citizens debate wearing kilties at a dance with the temperature hovering at 10 above zero.
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Field’s Corner
Police Officer Attends Dance Despite Scotch Shortage
Captain Reardon smiles and scolds volunteers noting no Scotch among them. An officer in regular police uniform attended the social momentarily, indicating formal oversight at the event.
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Reardon
Boys Die After Falling From Moving Train Car
George Rosetta nine son of Joseph Rosetta of North Cambridge and Orlando Angenola nine son of John Angenola of North Cambridge were killed or injured last night near Henderson street and Park Boulevard Arlington after jumping onto a moving trailer car. Motorman Edward Jones saw them on the track and an Arlington car took the boys to Symmes Hospital. Rosetta died instantly from a fractured skull. Angenola suffered a fractured skull and was listed in danger.
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George Rosetta
Joseph Rosetta
Cedar Street
North Cambridge
Orlando Angenola
John Angenola
Massachusetts Avenue
Henderson Street
Park Boulevard
Arlington
Edward Jones
Minot Percy
Water Street
Symmes Arlington Hospital
Dow
Rosetta
Angenola
Christmas charity table with beloved dogs and canary
Kedron Susanna the badger dog in a crimson sweater helps Miss Elizabeth Hull at a Christmas card table. Ziska the snow white Samoyed dog and a singing canary entertain as a table fund for the horses. The event features Basil’s engraved head, Mrs Anna Harris Smith's A Little Saint Francis, and animal posters by Miss Margaret Stoddard and Miss Julia Lyle.
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Kedron Susanna
Elizabeth Hull
Kendron Susanna
Ziska
Basil
League
Anna Harris Smith
Saint Francis
Margaret Stoddard
Julia Lyle
Monponsett Realty Association Plans Banquet for Officers
The Monponsett Realty Association will host a banquet for its newly elected officers on January 5 at a Boston hotel. Plans will discuss improving Monponsett, now a prominent summer resort on the South Shore.
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Monponsett Realty Ass’n
Monponsett Realty Association
Boston
Monponsett
South Shore
Monponsett Leads Tercentenary Plans in Plymouth Year Ahead
It is expected that Monponsett will take a leading part in the Tercentenary celebration at Plymouth next year. The newly elected officers are Wal
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Monponsett
Plymouth
Wal
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R.h.white Co
Classic Pictures
Barrie
Garden of Allah
Maxfield Parrish
N. A
Colliseum
Forum
Castle St. Angelo
Aurora
Shepherdess
Coliseum
John Alexander
Ney
Porter House
Frankfurts Land
Br Sasre
Maine
Floridas
Tae Mohican
Broadway
NYT
Clothing Manufacturers’ Assn
Charles T. Reardon
Clancy
Dacry
Clan McRitchie
Cap’n
Fair OF Rescue League
Booth
Animal Rescue League
Hotel Vendome
New England
Nemo
Charles Allen
Buttons
C. W. Thompson
Beaver Dam
Alice Hall
Sioux City
Iowa
William C. Mee- Lean
Huber
Roxbury
Katherine
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American Sugar Refining Company
Ter FE. Dyson
George Crocker
George E. Babb
W. E. Dyson
G. Crocker
H. F. Frawley
H. FE. Hubbard
A. Varley
Kodaks
Atlantic Ave
Dewey Sq
Canal St
Friend St
Meat No
Tel. Hay
Reddy
Victor
Columbia Pathe
Emerson
Edison
England
Piano & Phonograph Company
Boylston St.ee
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