Notorious terrorists captured in Patterson raid
Twenty nine radicals considered the most dangerous in the United States were seized by 100 Justice Department agents in a dawn raid on Red headquarters in Patterson New Jersey. Three of thirty two warrants were still outstanding as three escaped. The group known as Eva Nueva advocates assassination and solo violence rather than mass action.
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Patterson
N. J
Secret Service
United States
Eva Nueva
Department of Justice
Red
Anarchist Records Seized Across East District
Federal agents seized I W W records from Andre Graziano's home and tracked moves from Chicago to Philadelphia to Paterson. They captured Ludivico Caminetta of La Jacquerie with a printing office raided, and confiscated contraband including revolvers and inflammatory material. Arrested anarchists, all armed, await deportation at Ellis Island.
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Chicago
Andre Graziano
Sc. F. Dore
Philadelphia
Paterson
New York
Boston
New Bedford
Rochester
Ludivico M. Caminetta
Centralia
Fermino Gallo
Noonan Lemon Complexion Cream Advertised to Women
Women rush to try Noonan's Lemon Complexion Cream from T Noonan & Sons Co Boston. The four action cream bleaches skin gently tightens enlarged pores cleanses for polishing skin protection against chapping and irritation with a refreshing scent. Available in four ounce jars for 50 cents at drug or department stores or direct from the Boston address.
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T. Noonan & Sons Company
Boston
Noonan
Noonan & Sons Co
Mags
Ulster Deputation Attacks Sinn Fein in Boston Meetings
Ulster Protestant church representatives in Boston denounce Sinn Fein as ignorant and Bolshevik in a series of addresses. William Coote M P and fellow delegates praise British wartime contributions to Ireland, criticize De Valera and the Irish republic idea, and urge American support for Ulster loyalty while detailing government measures aiding Irish industry and housing.
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Sinn Fein
Ireland
Ulster
Boston
Wilson
de Valera
Bunker Hill
Bellevue Hotel
Tremont Temple Brotherhood
William Coote
South Tyrone
Coote
A. Wyllie Blue
D. D
William Corkey
Louis Crooks
B. A
Ottawa
Janey
Winchester Unitarian Church
D. D. Irvine
New York
C. Wesley Maguire
Edward Hazelton
Mr. Crooks
Old North Church
Cathedral Church of
St. Paul
Shawmut ‘Congregational Church
Hazelton
Broadway Methodist Church
Somerville
Central Congregational Church
Chelsea
Maguire
First Methodist
Everett
Roxbury Presbyterian Church
Corkey
First Presbyterian
Columbus Avenue
Blue
Arlington Street
Brookline Presbyterian Church
Sinn
Dublin
France
Roger Casement
Maine Honor Heroes Remembered in Faneuil Hall Tribute
Veterans from three wars gathered at Faneuil Hall to honor the Maine battlecruiser heroes. The ceremony featured a color guard, a 9:45 pm lights-out in memory, taps from four corners, survivors Frank Thompson Charles Bergman and Louis Morviere, and remarks by officials including Secretary of State A F P Langtry and Col Carl Hartman.
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Faneuil Hall
Maine
America
Havana Harbor
Navy Yard
William F. Dusseault
Charles J. Corkery
Boston
Calderwood
Corkery
Frank Thompson
Charles Bergman
Louis Morviere
A. F P. Langtry
Horace Sutcliffe
United States Army
Carl F. Hartman
Philip R. Nordell
Grand Army
Anniell. Mercer
Ai 8
W.Y
Women’s Auxiliary
John John J. Walsh
Massachusetts Senate
James T. Moriarty
American Legion
Alden Chambers
The
New Great American Veteran Association
Wilson reply on ships soon
Washington reports indicate President Wilson will reply this week to a Brandegee resolution about any agreement with British authorities regarding the disposition of thirty former German passenger liners now owned by the government. Shipping Board bids for these ships will be opened tomorrow in auction and in District of Columbia court hearings, with Chairman Payne aiming to maximize bid value subject to Senate Commerce Committee approval. Judge Ames will represent the board in injunction proceedings brought by Wilkin Randolph Hearst.
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Washington
Wilson
Brandegee
Senate
Shipping Board
District of Columbia Supreme Court
Payne
Senate Commerce Committee
B. Ames
Wilkin Randolph Hearst
Maine Mystery Remains In Blowing Up Battleship
In New York on the 22d anniversary of the Maine explosion Rear Admiral Charles D. Sigsbee, who commanded the ship, said the cause of the blast at Havana was still a mystery as Veterans of Foreign Wars commemorated the event and recalled the Spanish American War.
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New York
United States
Maine
Havana
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Charles D. Sigsbee
Reformers and reactionaries shape 1920s U S politics
Norman Hapgood in a Temple Forum warns that Henry Cabot Lodge style reactionaries may push the United States toward war with Mexico and keep Russia under Bolshevik critique. He predicts Hoover or Lowden or Harding as Republican picks, while Democrats face slim chances. He urges noninterference in Russia and renewed trade with the Soviet state. He also notes Russian education progress and criticizes Allied policy toward Kerensky. The address blends foreign policy warnings with domestic electoral forecasts.
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Henry Cabot
Russia
Lenine
United States
Norman Hapgood
Denmark
Quenine
Lodge
Temple Israel
Senator Lodge
Herbert Hoover
Lowden
Harding
Hoover
Republican Party
Mexico
Hapgood
Kerensky
Entente
Trotzky
Export group warns members against trading with Soviet Russia
The American Manufacturers' Export Association issued a warning to its members not to engage in trade with Soviet Russia. It stated that assurance of safety and permanence of business cannot be obtained under the current Russian government.
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New York
American Manufacturers’ Export Association
Russia
Telephone Manager Weds Chief Operator in Lynn
Miss Frances S. Landry, chief operator in the Lynn Telephone Exchange, and Manager John J. Barry were married yesterday afternoon by Rev. George A. Gordeau at St. Jean de Bap- rsp.
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Frances S. Landry
Lynn
Somerville Woman Praises Weldona for Rheumatism Relief
Mrs George Crutchfield of 20 Mystic Ave Somerville Mass says Weldona eased her 15 year rheumatism in hips and knees improving sleep turning in bed and climbing stairs. The Weldona company offers free copies of Germs of Rheumatism and a representative will distribute books at Houghton Dutton drug dept.
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George Crutchfield
Mystic Ave
Somerville
Mass
Weldona
Weldona Co
Boylston St
Boston
Houghton & Dutton Drug Dept
Hand Embroidered Covers and Crib Spreads Sale
Hand embroidered pillow covers trimmed with lace priced from 1.95 to 5.95 and slightly soiled. Embroidered crib spreads offered at 5.95 to 13.95 with slight soiling but good value.
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Tremont Temple
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D. M. Lockrow
Beacon Hill
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United States Senate
Irish Republic
Cork
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Donegal
Belfast
Damociles
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Boston Common
T. Slattery CC
Beacon Hill Avenue
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Lynn Exchange
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Mrs. Crutchfield
Jordan Marsh
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