Mrs Thayer to Speak on The Psychology of Being at Metaphysical Club
Mrs Mary Thayer will deliver her fourth talk in the Metaphysical Club series on The Psychology of Being at 11 a m tomorrow at 30 Huntington Avenue. A repeat session is set for Wednesday at the same hour for those unable to attend on the holiday. Her final talk is scheduled for February 29.
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Mary Thayer
Metaphysical Club
Huntington Avenue
Percy Mackaye
Jeanne D’arce
Lillian Whiting
Canada
Old Fashioned Kraut Praised for Digestive Health
A food expert extols kraut as a wholesome nutritious daily staple. It is easy to digest and has been noted to aid indigestion, making it a reliable stomach ally for immediate consumption.
Taxi Rates May Be Cut If Legislation Passes
Speakers at a mass meeting by the Independent Motor Cab Association argued taxi fares could drop by half if a bill abolishing hotel, railroad, and theater taxi stands passes. They said unlimited competition would remove stand fees to hotels and that Boston would match New York and Chicago for cheap, good service.
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Washington Street
Independent Motor Cab Association
Boston
New York
Chicago
J. O'Keefe
J. Rittenberg
Judd Dewey
Association
Last Serbian Army Quits Albania Lands in Corfu
A Corfu dispatch dated Friday reports the last Serbian soldiers in Albania have been landed in Corfu and that the entire Serbian army is now out of danger.
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Albania
Paris
Corfu
Driverless Horses Run Wild In Quincy Fire Dash
Residents of Copeland street witnessed a dramatic scene as a driverless hose wagon and a ladder truck raced through West Quincy and Quincy central streets after an alarm at 6 pm. Ed Hayden was thrown, Richard Joyce jumped aboard and steered the electric car to safety, while the blaze was caused by an overturned lamp on Water street. Hayden suffered only wounded pride.
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Copeland Street
West Quincy
Quincy Central Station
Quincy
Edmund Hayden
Richard Joyce
Central Station
Hayden
Funeral for Mrs Maude Morris Robinson Attended by Guests
Funeral services for Mrs Maude Morris Robinson of Brookline were held at her home conducted by Rabbi Harry Levi. The body will go to New York for burial in the family lot. About 50 guests attended the "operation party" she hosted on Sunday February 6.
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Maude Morris Robinson
Sol Robinson
Babcock Street
Brookline
Harry Levi
New York
Four More Wellesley College Girls Engaged
Cupid continues at Wellesley with four engagements announced this week increasing the year’s total to 22. Anne Chapin Gates to Stuart R. Browne of New York, Alice D. Leavitt to James Ernest King of Williams College, Hilda W. Russell to William Malcolm McCrory of Jacksonville, and Emily B. Walker to Lester H. Washburn of Harvard.
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Cupid
Wellesley College
Anne Chapin Gates
Stuart R. Browne
The
Strong
Hilda W. Russell
Emily B. Walker
Ex Harvard Man Chosen By Swedish Neutral Conference
At an unofficial meeting of the neutral conference for continuous mediation tied to the Henry Ford peace effort, Nikolaus Gjelsvik spoke on war causes. Switzerland named delegates including J Scherrer Fulleman, William Rappard, Marguerite Gobat, and Clara Ragaz among others.
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Stockholm
Henry Ford
Nikolaus Gjelsvik
University of Christiania
Nobel Institute
Switzerland
J. Scherrer Fulleman
Interparlia
University of Geneva
Heinrich Scherrer
International Committee For the Protection of Labor
F. Bucher Heller
Swiss Peace Association
Clara Ragaz
Woman's International Committee For Permanent Peace
Otto Volkart
Ethical Culture Society
Striking Italian Laborers Pledge Secrecy In Picket Actions
In Ansonia Connecticut on February 20 the American Brass Company strike held secret meetings of a 10 nationality delegates committee led by Joseph M. Grohel with no settlement. The general committee plans to picket the mill at dawn to bar workers from returning. City authorities advised against resuming operations while police deploy 100 special officers to patrol the site.
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Ansonia
Conn
American Brass Company
Joseph M. Grohel
Severe earthquakes recorded at Canisius College Buffalo
Seismograph readings at Canisius College Buffalo show two preliminary shocks at 1 01 and 1 03 with the main shocks from 1 18 to 1 37 and after shocks at 2 21. Measurements indicate an east to west direction from a distance of 3400 miles.
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Buffalo
N. Y
Canisius College
Armenian and Syrian Voices Back Allied Victory
At a pro allied meeting in Tremont Temple a Syrian pastor and an Armenian lawyer urged support for the Allies. They warned a German victory would deepen oppression in Turkey and jeopardize Syrians and Armenians, praising Allied promises of liberation and civilization.
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Tremont Temple
Turkey
Armenia
Syria
Cause of European War Found at Last It Was I R
The Army and Navy Journal recounts a Hartford City Club debate on who caused the European war. Richard Harding Davis toured Europe asking leaders in palace halls, Petrograd, Berlin, and Stockholm. Teddy Roosevelt allegedly organized a pretexted battle to justify war, sparking a quarrel over blame.
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I. R
Army and Navy Journal
Hartford, Conn
Richard Harding Davis
Europe
Buck Ingham Palace
George
Nick
Davis
Petrograd
Bill
Berlin
Teddy
Africa
Stockholm
Entente Moves to Occupy Greek Railways and Telegrams
Constantinople reports by Overseas News Agency that Britain France Russia and Italy told Greek Premier Skouloudis the Paris entente council ordered military occupation of all Greek railroads and telegraphs in Thessalonica and Morea. Greece warned force could be used if not compliant. A Greek military council was convened to discuss the new situation.
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Sayville
Constantinople
Athens
Great Britain
France
Russia
Italy
Skouloudis
Entente Council
Paris
Thessalonica
Morea
Greece
Peloponnesus
Kingdom of Greece
Patras
Corinth
Aegina
Saloniki
Wage Increase at S. D. Warren Mills in Cumberland
A five percent wage rise affecting about 1000 employees will go into effect next Thursday at S. D. Warren & Co. paper mills in Cumberland Mills Westbrook Maine, authorities said today.
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Maine
Westbrook
S. D. Warren & Co
Cumberland Mills
Little French Steamer Memphis Sunk Off Durazzo
Paris dispatch reports the French steam ship Memphis of 2382 tons gross sunk by an Austrian submarine off Durazzo. Built in 1891 at Dundee, owned by Messageries Maritimes of Paris, her port of register was Marseilles. The last register entry was Jan. 10 at Marseilles.
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Paris
Memphis
Durazzo
Vienna
Dundee
Messageries Maritimes of
Marseilles
Ritchie Funeral Held Yesterday in Cambridge Cemetery
Richard F. Ritchie of Malden and formerly of South Boston was laid to rest yesterday at Mt. Auburn cemetery chapel Cambridge. Rev James Huxtable conducted the burial service as prayers were offered at the Malden home 129 Wyoming avenue. Temple quartet sang and delegations from the Gate of the Temple Masons and New England Order of Protection attended.
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Richard F. Ritchie
Malden
South Boston
Mt. Auburn Cemetery
Cambridge
Ritchie
Wyoming Avenue
James Huxtable
Hawes Unitarian Church
Temple Quartet
Huxtable E
Gate of the Temple
Lodge of Masons
New England Order of Protection
Recover Body of One Man Blown From Tunnel
The body of Michael McCarthy, one of three workers propelled to the surface by a compressed air blow-out in a subway under the East River, was recovered by police after 18 hours of grappling efforts.
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New York
Michael McCarthy
East River
Lorillard trips to Corfu to rejoin Serbian government
George L. Lorillard American charge d affaires to Serbia travels from Athens via Paris to Corfu to rejoin the Serbian government and assist in diplomatic affairs.
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Athens
Paris
George L. Lorillard
Serbia
Corfu
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Church of the Disciples
Miran Sevasly
Massachusetts
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M. R. Deming
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