League of Nations as World Monroe Doctrine Explored
The article argues that Article X of the League constitution mirrors the Monroe Doctrine, maintaining that the Americas are free from European colonization. It asserts the doctrine’s preservation when the League defends territorial integrity and sovereign independence, extending its peacekeeping principle globally.
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United States Senate
League of Nations
League
Monroe
American
United States
Old World
Republic of the
North
Executive Council
Washington
Opposes Honorary Street Renaming in South End
T F Welch hardware dealer on Oak Street South End opposed renaming a street in honor of Dennis D. McCarthy. Petition signees included Rev Philip J O'Donnell and Rev John J Fitzgerald with St James Church members and Knights of Columbus. Only protest came from Welch who cited realty value and long standing street name.
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Boston
T. F. Welch
Oak Street
South End
Dennis D. McCarthy
Philip J. O’donnell
St. James’ Church
Harrison Avenue
John J. Fitzgerald
St. James Council
Knights of Columbus
McCarthy
Metal Disc Fares Today On Boston Elevates
Metal tickets only will be accepted for fare on the Boston elevated cars today. Demand was brisk yesterday at Stores ticket booths tunnels and terminals. Tokens resemble a nickel in size but are brassy in color and may appear beyond fare boxes at stations tomorrow.
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Boston
D J Gallagher to Talk in West Roxbury Meeting
Daniel J Gallagher assistant district attorney will speak to the West Roxbury Citizens Association next Tuesday at R G Shaw Association Hall His topic Guilty or Not Guilty The proposed zone system on the Boston Elevated will be discussed led by William Drew association transportation chair C T Foley will preside The association has over 550 members and is a leading Greater Boston civic body Most members expected to attend and participate in the zone discussion
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Daniel J. Gallagher
West Roxbury Citizens’ Association
R. G. Shaw
Boston
William Drew
C. T. Foley
Greater Boston
Hosea Biglow
Old Cambridge
Lowell
Lowell Mason
Mason
Old South Church
Rogers
Storrs
Braintree
Brookait
Adams
Rufus Choate
Daniel Webster
Edward Everett
Lyell and Silliman
Lardner
Lowell Institute
William Lloyd Garrison
Wendell Phillips
Theodore Parker
Prison Discipline Society
Charles Sumner
Samuel G. Howe
James Russell Lowell
British Airship Stays Afloat Over 100 Hours
London July 21 A British airship remained aloft longer than 100 hours according to General Seeley of the ministry of munitions. Traveling at about 50 miles per hour the airship would have covered over 5000 miles despite encountering considerable wind and could have stayed aloft longer.
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London
Seeley
Ministry of Munitions
Boston in Days of Poet Lowell and Washington
A reflective study of James Russell Lowell, Washington and Lincoln anniversaries, and Boston's 19th century literary scene. It links the unfinished Stuart portraits of Washington and Edward Everett to Lowell’s youth, abolitionism, and the 1865 commemorative ode with vivid local portraits and notable figures.
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Boston
Poet Lowell
William Justin Mann
James Russell Lowell
Gilbert Stuart
Washington
William Dunlap
Vasari
Stuart
Fort Hill
Dunlap
Massachusetts
Boston Atheneum
Lowell
Lincoln
Charles Eliot Norton
Thomas Wentworth Higgingon
Popkin
Harvard
Cambridge
Higginson
Sales
Edward Everett
Everett
Thomas Dowse
Massachusetts Historical Society
Cambridgeport
Society
Robert C. Winthrop
Longfellow
Oliver Wendell Holmes
Whittier
Hawthorne
Ralph Waldo Emerson
Edgar Allan Poe
George Bancroft
William Cullen Bryant
Daniel Webster
New Hampshire
Henry Clay
Abraham Lincoln
Harriet Beecher Stowe
Rufus Choate
Dartmouth
Wendell Phillips
William Lloyd Garrison
Washington Irving
Henry Ward Beecher
Prominent Events on Today's Boston Schedule
A dense calendar lists 8:00 Communion at Cathedral Church of St Paul and multiple memorial masses in Catholic churches across Greater Boston. Highlights include a 10:30 Governor Coolidge reception at the Hall of Flags, Old South prizes at Old South Meeting House, and various reunions, banquets, and lectures at venues such as Simmons College, Hotel Bellevue, Ford Hall, and the Vendome.
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Herbert E. Ehrman
Massachusetts Society
Sons of American Revolution
Hotel Vendome
Simmons College
Rolfe P. Crum
Red Cross
Cathedral Church of St. Paul
Canadian Club of Boston
Boston City Club
Massachusetts Schoolmasters’ Club
Hotel Bellevue
Massachusetts Regiment Association
Ford Hall
Massachusetts League of Nations Association
Massachusetts Regiment
Revere Ouse
Merchant Marine
East Boston
12Th Regiment
Somerville Armory
John A. Andrew Post
Washington Street
Barnard Memorial
Major Carroll Swan
Daughters of Revolution
Thomas G. Stevenson
Roxbury Court House
Massachusetts Federation of Patriotic Societies
Shawmut Church
National Lutheran Commission
Mt. Vernon Street
Fenway Theatre
The
Academy
NO PASSENGER TRAIN CUT ON NEW HAVEN
Edward G. Riggs assures readers that rumors of further passenger service cuts on the New York New Haven and Hartford line are false while noting only minimal freight reductions on Sundays due to overall business shrinkage under federal management.
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New Haven
New York, New Haven & Hartford Railroad
Pearson
Edward G. Riggs
New York
West End Fire At 4 Hancock Place Under Investigation
Firemen battled an early night blaze on the first floor of a vacant brick dwelling at 4 Hancock Place West End owned by Harris Shapiro. Damages were about 1500 dollars and the cause could not be determined prompting an official investigation.
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Hancock Place
West End
Harris Shapiro
Archangel Army Glad of Release From Northern Russia
Washington announced the withdrawal of American troops 439th Infantry and part of 310th Engineers from Archangel in the spring. Officials and Russian population weigh replacement or complete abandonment while ice conditions delay troop movement until June. Poole says this concerns only current forces and future policy awaits Paris peace talks.
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Archangel
Associated Press
Washington
Russia
439Th Infantry
310Th Engineers
de Witt C. Poole, Jr
Paris
Decision Reserved on Anarchists Cases In U S Court
Judge Anderson heard arguments on habeas corpus petitions from 11 alleged anarchists, four facing deportation. Pettine argued the deportation law is unconstitutional and violates Italy treaty rights. Goldberg urged Congress may deport aliens. Decision reserved with briefs due next Wednesday.
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Anderson
United States District Court
Pettine
Italy
United States
Lewis Goldberg
Congress
No Opposition to B. & M. Reorganization Decree Sought
Portland. Feb 24 No opposition to reorganization plans for Boston and Maine and seven subsidiaries at a Public Utilities Commission hearing. Commissioners took the case under advisement and will issue a decree soon. Petitioners' counsel urged termination of receivership, payment of back dividends, renewal of equipment, and a speedy consolidation.
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Portland
Boston & Maine
Public Utilities Commission
Boston & Maines
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