Boston YMCA Seeks 174000 to Complete Fund Drive
Active campaign by Boston Y M C A workers ends with a shortfall of 174000 minus 75000 raised. The drive will continue to fill the fund gap, listing multiple donors including Higginson Howes Bros Hovey Co Day Howe Swift Kimball Waters and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston Y. M. C. A
Y. L. Higginson
Howes Bros
C.F. Hovey Co
Henry B. Day
Henry
Howe
George H. Swift
Aer Drake
David P. Kimball
W. Waters
Smith Patterson Co
Minh Eislor Ata
Henry D. Woods
Eeedselesee Usas
T. J. Coolidge
Esesssee
Converse, Stanton & Co
George RB. Rowbotham
Foster F. Sherman
Brown, “Dunt Co
Cnadiop ES Lapio
M. N. Smith
Henry F
George E. Gilchrist Co
Acthye- Winslow
Heintz Resumes Seat in Congress After Wounds
Captain Victor Heintz representative from the Second Ohio district returns to the House in uniform. He had been wounded twice in the Argonne and was cited for bravery. He was warmly applauded by colleagues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Victor Heintz
Congress
Ohio
Argonne
Bride in Bridgewater Dies After Suspected Illegal Operation
An autopsy on 17 year old Etta P Sharp McWroy of Bridgewater reveals death from possible illegal abortion. Authorities search for the Houston doctor blamed. a fugitive suspect was reportedly detained in Edmonton, N B. Police pursued leads across Maine, with multiple arrests later released after consultations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bridgewater
Etta P. Sharp McWroy
Howard McElroy
Houston
Edmonton
N. B
Woodstock
William Roix
Medford considers tax hike to aid soldiers’ care
Mayor Haines asked Aldermen to raise the tax rate by one dollar above the current fifteen to cover added costs for soldiers returning home. Massachusetts Jewish Welfare Board plans Roosevelt memorial service at Hospitality House 47 Mt. Vernon Street with Gen Edwards and Admiral Wood invited. Memorials, elections, and civic notices follow with various local leaders and events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Medford
Haines
Massachusetts
Jewish Welfare Board
Roosevelt
The
Welfare Board
Mt. Vernon Street
Boston
Clarence R. Edwards
Spencer&. Wood
Carl Dreyfus
A. K. Cohen
Jessie Morse Berenson W
Wilson Presides As Nations Discuss League Plans In Paris
President Wilson in Paris oversees the Society of Nations commission as it reviews two main drafted plans for a league. The first plan offers a democratic legislative body with equal small and great power representation and an executive council including the great powers plus small power members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Associated Press
Wilson
Commission of the
Society of Nations
League
Revised Plan Shapes League of Nations Structure
The commission discusses a revised plan where the executive and judicial branches center on great powers with limited small power input. An executive council of great powers would act as a tribunal for international questions, sparking small powers to push for broader representation. Delegates urge prompt action toward a League of Nations, with optimism for earlier establishment and possible early peace terms before Wilson returns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Great Powers
Supreme Council
League of Nations
Wilson
United States
Lloyd George
Elected Boston charity head and other city briefs
Julius Eiseman was elected treasurer of the Federated Jewish Charities of Boston succeeding A. C. Ratshesky who resigned. The Public Service Commission rejected Watertown’s plan to extend Nichols avenue over the Fitchburg railroad. Harvard’s Charles Townsend Copeland will lecture in Lever Hall at 8 PM for student benefit. Miss Harriet Perkins of Swampscott is on the danger list after a car strike. Mrs. Ida Miller of Chelsea was shaken but unhurt when railing failed. The 302d and 303d Regiments remain in Bordeaux awaiting orders. Burglary at 3 Highland Street, Cambridge, nets about $300 in jewelry. Miss May Fratus, East Boston, in serious condition after a gas exposure at her mother’s home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Federated Jewish Charities of Boston
A. C. Ratshesky
Julius Eiseman
Charles Townsend Copeland
Harvard
Lever Hall
Harriet Perkins
Melvin Avenue
Swampscott
Lynn Hospital
Elmer E. Green
Paradise Road
Green
May Fratus
James Fratus
Wordsworth Street
East Boston
Senate orders sweeping probe into Bolshevik propaganda
The Senate unanimously authorized a wide ranging inquiry into Bolshevik I W W and other propaganda after a fierce two hour debate. The Overman committee will lead the probe into domestic and foreign efforts to overthrow the government or disrupt industry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Senate
Senate Judiciary
Overman
Congress
Dorothy Webb Dies in Atlanta Following Illness
Dorothy Webb, noted actress and vocalist, died in Atlanta Georgia Monday morning after influenza and pneumonia. She had appeared in many musical comedies and was last seen in Canary Cottage at the Park Theatre. Webb was the daughter of Teddy Webb who recently played a long engagement in May Time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorothy Webb
Atlanta
Miss Webb
Canary Cottage
Park Theatre
Slip of Pen Causes Downfall of Thief
A signature slip led to the arrest of Steve Pavuluck of 33 Temple Street for attempting larceny by drawing $59 from a bank on another man’s book. The cashier noticed the name discrepancy and alerted Special Officer Manning. Pavuluck was sentenced to one year in the house of correction by Judge Dowd and later held for the grand jury on $1500 bail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Steve Pavuluck
Temple Street
Five Cents Savings Bank
John Manning
City Hall Avenue
Pavuluck
House of Correction
Funeral for Dr Thomas J Giblin in Dorchester
The Right Rev Bishop Joseph Anderson presided at Dr Thomas J Giblin’s funeral in St. Margaret church Dorchester. A solemn high mass of requiem was led by Mgr Edward Hurley with Deacon Leo Logan and Sub deacon Matthew Flaherty. Forty priests attended as Bishop Anderson gave absolution. Delegations from Mt Washington Cooperative Bank St Marys Infant Asylum Charitable Irish Society and the Society of St Vincent de Paul joined friends and relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph B. Anderson
St. Margaret's Church
Dorchester
Thomas J. Giblin
Boston
Mgr
Edward FF. Hurley
Leo J. Logan
Matthew J. Flaherty
Anderson
Mt. Washington Cooperative Bank
St. Mary’s Infant Asylum
Charitable
Irish Society
Society of St. Vincent de Paul
Boston Hospitals Registering Bill Urges Safer Patient Housing
Building Commissioner Wilson testified before a cities committee in support of a bill requiring all Boston hospitals to register. He argued current conditions leave patients in buildings that are dangerously unsafe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilson
Boston
Legislative Committee On Cities
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Heintz
Bann Seg
Borden
Bride
Maine
Frank Jackson
Moulton
Jackson
Roix
Mellroy
Etta P. Sharp
A. M. Stackpole
Young Mellroy
Howard Mellroy
Houlton
Portland
Davidson
Edmundton
Gridgewater
Lexington
Incorporate
George L. Gilmore Hadeen
Benjamin Franklin Russell
Concord
Kenel Winslow
Governor Winslow
Pilgrim
Union Church
Concord Junction
Russell
Corporation Counsel
Whiteside
John McDonough
Boston Fire Department
New Haven Railroad
Massachusetts Avenue
Coolidge
Winthrop Coffin
Brookline
Executive Council
Louis C. Baer
Monmouth Street
Stoeokline
America
Sublime Porte
India
Egypt
Great Britain
France
Italy
Japan
Council of the Great Powers
Public Service Commission
Town of
Watertown
Nichols Avenue
Fitchburg
Boston & Maine Railroad
Ida Miller
Fourth Street
Chelsea
Frost Hospital
Army of Occupation
Bordeaux
Robert H. Gardiner
Needham
Mass
Gardner
R. H. Gardiner
William B. Lambert
Highland Street
Cambridge
Wm. Elliott
Formosa Colony
Eng
John Alden
Campbell’s Soup
Campbell’s
Rumford’s
United Stotes Food Administration
Union St. Gure
Canal St. Higmarket
Summier St.s
Washington Sams
Tremont
Walsh
Montana
Russia
Poindexter
Department of Justice of the Assembly
Mason
Illinois
Gordon
Dillon
South Dakota
Myers
Kellogg
Minnesota
St. Louis
Weeks
Borah
Idaho
Judiciary
Sub
Thomas
Colorado
Senator Overman
Baker
War Department
F. J. H. von Engelken
Federal Farm Loan Bank
Columbia
S. C
von Ingelken
Atlanta, GA
W.S
DR. Giblin
Rue Blanche
Baume Analgesioque
Bengue
Classe
Thos. Leeming & Co
American Agents
New York
Beecham
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