Jerusalem Becomes British Held Holy City Again
Jerusalem, long contested by Christians, Muslims, and Jews, is now under British control ending centuries of Ottoman and German rule. The piece recounts the city’s long history from ancient Israel to the Crusades, notes its diverse quarters and religious sites, and surveys current Zionist settlement and the hope of a Jewish homeland in Palestine.
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Jerusalem
Palestine
Earth
Europe
Geoffrey de Bouillon
Anrmy
Knights of the Cross
Sir Walter Scott
Titus
Nebuchadnezzar
Christ
Omar
Jesus Christ
Gethsemene
Calvary
Joshua
Holy Sepulchre
Walter Scott
Richard the Lion Hearted
John of
Acre
Guy de Lusignan
Conrade of
Montferrat
Saladin
Richard
Shisak
Jehoash
Hezekiah
Rome
Herod the Great
Hadrian
Jaffa
Jethsemane
Haram esh-Sherif
Temple Hill
El-Kuds
Jehosaphat
Mount of Olives
Hinnom
Holy City
New Calvary
Old City
Bethlehem
Jesus
Lee Appeals At Mount Hope Meeting On Continuation School
Joseph Lee and William Kenny, endorsed by Public School Association, spoke at Mount Hope Citizens Association in John B. Philbrick School. Lee described the continuation school begun in 1914, requiring four hours weekly work for 14 to 16 year olds who left school.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Lee
William
Kenny
Public School Association
Mount Hope Citizens’ Association
John B. Philbrick
Lee
Finance Commission
Mayor Curley Attacks Peters In Campaign Rallies
Boston Mayor Curley assails Andrew J. Peters in a series of open air rallies denouncing a pamphlet titled The People's Cause and criticizing Peters for no clear stance on the school committee race. Curley presses Peters to answer questions on school support, post office views, pension policy, and municipal administration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andrew J. Peters
Curley
Peters
Lee
Burleson
Murray
Boston
James M. Curley
Boston Mayoral Campaign Planks With Civic Centers and Parks
The speaker defends Planks 4 and 5 detailing civic center custody stays with the school department and park improvements claiming over 6 million dollars spent on parks in his term. He chides his Dover opponent for spending time away and asks for charitable discourse, warning of defeat after December 18.
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Dover
City Hall
Boston
School board rivals attack Lee over reforms in Boston
Richard J. Lane and Michael H. Corcoran assail Joseph Lee for nine years of Boston School Committee leadership. They claim educational novelties disrupt the system, degrade kindergarten and elementary discipline, and demoralize school singing as attempts at new “stunts” damage the city schools.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard J. Lane
Micheal H. Corcoran
Joseph Lee
Mr. Lee
Boston
Lee
Cassidy Endorsed for Boston City Council by Local Club
John J. Cassidy, candidate for City Council, receives backing from the George Curran Democratic Club of Roxbury. Senator-elect George H. Curran presides as club president and says Cassidy’s energetic personality and city knowledge justify support. Cassidy campaigns in Brighton Allston and Forest Hills. noted as a prominent businessman and former exalted ruler of the Boston Lodge of Elks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John J. Cassidy
George
Curran Democratic Club
Roxbury
George H. Curran
Cassidy
Curran
Boston
Brighton
Allston
Forest Hills
Mr. Cassidy
Boston Lodge of Elks
Question on Campaign Funds Sparks City Rally Exchange
Addressing rallies at local school halls Congressman Tague challenged the Boston mayor over campaign money sources. He vowed to answer the mayor's query and to pose a similar question in a Pemberton square noon rally.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William E. Russell
Mary Hemetway
Tague
Pemberton Square
Boston
Campaign pledge and funds questioned in Boston mayoral race
A candidate asserts all campaign funds are self earned and denounces the mayor for fund sources from the junk and film industries and for paying city workers. He claims the mayor's defeat is certain and challenges him to disclose money sources in rallies.
Bells Ring for Jerusalem Celebration Planned
The Rev. W H van Allen rector of the Church of the Advent suggests celebrating the capture of Jerusalem from the Turks next Sunday. Church bells and chimes will ring from noon to 12 30 with a sermon on Jerusalem by the rector at the Advent church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. H. van Allen
Church of the Advent
Jerusalem
Peters Tours South Boston and Dorchester
Andrew J. Peters spoke to large audiences in the Municipal building Columbia road Ward 17 and Dahlgren Hall South Boston, with strong welcomes. He also addressed Puritan Hall Friend street Ward 5 and other gatherings arranged by supporters.
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Andrew J. Peters
South Boston
Dorchester
Columbia Road
Ward 17
Dahlgren Hall
Mr. Peters
Puritan Hall
Friend Street
Ward 5
Boston Mayoral Campaign Turns to Scandal Charges
Mr. Peters accuses Mayor Curley of discrimination and discharges, charging the Curley administration with scandalous transactions. He cites favors to Marks Angel and Rubin, Tylose contracts, and a Daly monopoly, urging censure and public scrutiny. Gallivan rally coverage follows with endorsements and political volleys.
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Peters
Curley
Bis
Marks Angel
Angel
Rubin
Franklin Park
Finance Commission
Park Commission
Tylose
Turose
Francis L. Daly
Daly's
Public Works Department
Supreme Court
Doherty
Daly Plumbing Supply Company
Daly
Three Hurt In Coast Crash In Lexington Sled Accident
Genario Loungo aged 12 and Harold Sim aged 11, both of East Lexington, were riding a sled that hit an automobile driven by Arthur B. Tyler of East Lexington at Oak Street. Tyler was stunned, the boys were hurt and taken home.
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Lexington
Genario Loungo
Massachusetts Avenue
Harold Sim
East Lexington
Arthur
Tyler
Oak Street
Mayoral accusation over 101st Regiment embarkation
Congress man Gallivan, a mayoral candidate, charged Mayor Curley with lying and trying to wreck the Ninth Regiment known as the 101st during its embarkation. He said he witnessed the troops being boarded at the dock with Colonel Edward L. Logan in command in France.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Curley
Ninth Regiment
Edward L. Logan
South Boston
France
Gallivan
South
Boston
101St Regiment
Ninth
101St
Logan
Pelleter slams Civil Service Commission over McIsaac case
District Attorney Joseph C. Pelle tier blasts the Civil Service Commission for not ruling on Daniel V. McIsaac’s qualification for corporation counsel. He accuses the commission of cheap politics, helping the Peters campaign, and of narrowness and bigotry unfit for further service.
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McCall
Pelletier
Elmer Ll. Curtiss
Commission
Courtney Crocker
Harvey Shepard
New York
Civil Service Commission
Daniel V. McIsaac
Office of
Corporation Counsel
Curley
Aiken
McIsaac
Superior Court
Bar
Crocker
McIisaac
Peters
Joseph C. Pelletier
Farm Overseer Abraham Gallichan Dies in Bedford Home
Abraham Gallichan of Bedford died yesterday at Shawsheen River Farm where he had served as overseer for 37 years. He lived in Bedford and his long tenure at the farm was noted in the notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Abraham Gallichan
Bedford
Shawsheen River Farm
Pfeffer Enlists in Naval Reserves in Chicago
Ed Pfeffer, pitcher for the Brooklyn Nationals, traveled from Champaign Illinois to Chicago to enlist in the Naval Reserves. He was reported reporting to naval service on December 10.
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Chicago
Ed Pfeffer
Brooklyn Nationals
Champaign
Ill
Naval
Wept at Death of Mrs Maude A King
In Concord North Carolina two sisters of Gaston B Means testified about his grief upon learning the death of Mrs Maude A King. They described him weeping in the study at their father's home and questioned how such a thing could happen. The defense called Miss Kate Means and Mrs Joseph Goodman to the stand as Means was excused after four days in the witness chair.
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Concord
N. C
Gaston B. Means
Maude A. King
Miss Means
Cline
Carlson Enters Camp Grant After National League Pitching
Rockford dispatch reports Harold Carlson, pitcher for the Pittsburgh National League club, entered Camp Grant today as part of military service obligations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rockford
Ill
Harold Carlson
Pittsburg
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Solomon
Judea
David
City of
Solomon and
Jerolem
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Rehoboam
Jerusalem of Today
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Western Avenue
Washington Allston School
Cambridge Street
Hyde Square
Minton Hall
Ward 21
Democratic Club
Codman Square
Dorchester Avenue
Field’s Corner
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Thane
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Hart
Tion
Lane
Corcoran
Heaven
General Edwards
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Broadway
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Neponset
Blue Hill Avenue
Magnolia Hall
Everett Square
Hyde Park
John F. Fitzgerald
William C. Prout
John P. Feeney
Charles Winchester
William Sharton
Timothy Callahan
Frank J. Horgan
Thomas A. Mullen
Charles Fleischer
William C. Matthews
Thomas Murray
Fitzgerald
Tremont Temple
Kenny Endorsement
Thomas J. Kenny
Mayor Curley
Uncle Sam
Washington
Fitz- Gallivan
Gratton Cushing
Good Government Association
MecIsaac
House
Senate
Elmer L. Curtiss
Courtenay Crocker
Civil Service Board
Pfeffer
Means
Carlson
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