Rabbi Wise Attacks Ford and Urges Peace Across Nations
Rabbi Wise called Henry Ford illiterate and urged amity between Great Britain and the United States. He described war between Britain and the US as fratricidal and pressed for an honorable Irish settlement while defending Jews and warning against anti-Semitism. He invited debate with Senator Lodge on Wilsonism and asserted England and America must walk together toward peace.
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Great Britain
United States
Rabbi Wise
Brotherhood
Christ Jesus
England
America
Ireland
América
Mexico
London
Senator Lodge
Massachusetts
Earth
Labor Board hearing set on Norfolk and Western dispute
Chicago January 2 The Railway Labor Board will hear the Norfolk and Western wage and working conditions dispute next Monday under the new federal transportation act. The case involves trainmen and conductors seeking higher pay on mine service runs and changes in conditions, with unions voting for a strike in December. The board assumed jurisdiction December 11, prompting双方 officials to appear and spar over whether the case falls under board review.
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Chicago
Railway Labor Board
Norfolk & Western Railway
Order of
Brotherhood of Railroad
W. OC. Turner
Order of Railway Conductors
Val Fitzpatrick
Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen
Federal Board
Maher
Fitzpatrick
Labor Board
Thief Captured by Spoon in New York Apartment
Miss Bertha Miller awoke to a burglary attempt by Michael Amie of Dansville NY. He obeyed her order, was restrained with a spoon at hand, and held on burglary charges with $2500 bail. Miller later visited the jail to request humane treatment.
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New York
Bertha Miller
Miss Miller
Michael Amie
Dansville
N. Y
Amie
Naval officer swindler accused in two larceny cases
Arthur Patro, 27, of 45 Fulton Street Lynn, arrested in Taunton on two counts of larceny by false pretences. Police say he posed as a naval officer and Red Cross representative, obtaining 26.35 from Isabell Nedas and 386.25 from Margaret Perry to transport relatives from a naval hospital. he allegedly confessed.
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Taunton
Arthur Patro
Fulton Street
Lynn
Patro
Isabell Nedas
Floral Street
Pastor Resigns to Lead Arlington Heights Church
The Rev. Reuben J. Davis, pastor of Calvary Baptist Church in Salem, resigns to become minister of the Baptist Church in Arlington Heights. He will begin his new duties on January 16.
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Reuben J. Davis
Calvary Baptist Church
Salem
Baptist Church
Arlington Heights
Davis Wll
Plans for Greatest Dog Show Ever in Boston
The Eastern Dog Club plans a three day dog show at Mechanics’ Building in Boston starting Feb 22. Judges include Albert Payson Terhune for collies and W C Baldwin for hounds, with many more noted experts from across the country. Entries close Feb 3 with standard fees and a 50 percent late fee until Feb 9.
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Boston
Eastern Dog Club
Mechanics’ Building
America
Bayard Warren
Warren
Albert Payson Terhune
W. ©. Baldwin
Ottawa
W. C. Baldwin
Manchester
Manchester Terriers, George S. Thomas, Hamilton — St. Bernards
Felix Angus Leser
Stevenson
Green Spring Valley
Howard W. Church
Bristol
James Anderson
Hasbrouck Heights
N. J
Gordon
Charles A. Gale
Rutland
New York
Collies
L. I de Winter
North Caldwell
Tyler Morse
Theodore Offerman
Brooklyn
Mabel J. Riddell
Haworth
J. R. Taylor
Flushing
State Street
American Kennel Club
D Annunzio to Leave Italy After Regency Charge
D Annunzio will not stay in Italy after retiring as head of the Regency of Quarnero. He is said to intend to go to Rome to surrender war medals to the King and then depart. Delegates urged General Caviglia to let him lead his Legionnaires from Fiume, but Caviglia refused.
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Detroit
America
George W. Coleman
Rabbi Wise
Coleman
Bellevue Hotel
Caviglia
Dalmatia
Fiume
Massachusetts Club Leader Announces Weeklong Itinerary
Mrs. George Minot Baker, president of the Massachusetts State Federation of Women's Clubs, outlined her schedule for the coming week. She will visit the Somerville Daughters of Maine tomorrow, the Middlesex Club of Lowell on Tuesday, and attend council and board meetings at the Vendome in Boston on Wednesday.
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Concord
George Minot Baker
Massachusetts State Federation of Women’s Clubs
Somerville Daughters of Maine
Middlesex Club
Lowell
the Vendome
Boston
Two Men Injured In Highland Avenue Car Crash
A car skidded through a fence on Highland avenue near the Lynn line and plunged 35 feet into a ravine. John B. Donahue of Merrimac and Charles Cartman of Lynn were identified as occupants. Donahue had head and facial injuries while Cartman suffered a sprained leg and shoulder. A passerby named Joseph Tagela of Lynn said the two men were picked up by a passing auto toward Lynn.
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Salem
Highland Avenue
Lynn Line
Joseph Tagela
Lynn
John B. Donahue
Merrimac
Adams Street
J. B. Judkins
Charles Cartman
Hawthorn Street
United Shoe Machinery Company
Cartman
Donahue
Boston Today Sees School Reopenings And Public Events
Public schools resume at 9 a m after Christmas vacation. The Rev Dr Gordon opens Park Street Church meetings at noon. A gold headed cane is presented to Governor Coolidge by the Bunker Hill Historical Society at the Hall of Flags. Various society and fraternal gatherings occur across the city including Phi Sigma Kappa banquet and a Bolton lecture at the Lowell Institute.
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B. Gordon
Park Street Church
Governor Coolidge
Bunker Hill Historical Society
Hall of Flags
State House
101St Engineers’ Welfare Association
Cadet Armory
Boston Baptist Social Union
Ford Hall
Tau
Phi Sigma Kappa Fraternity
Boston City Club
Channing Cox
Elks’ Club
Somerset Street
Herbert Eugene Bolton
Pueblo Land
Lowell Institute
Boylston Street
Schools Reopen for Midwinter Term in Middlesex County
Public schools in Middlesex County reopen today for the midwinter term. Private schools will begin tomorrow and on Wednesday with later starts possible.
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Middlesex County
Stain Found in Sawdust Linked to Missing Boy
Police probe in New Bedford area focuses on a sawdust pile at Pittsley woodlot where 16 year old James F. Collins Jr. vanished during a hunting trip. A large stain in the pile is thought to be blood, with earlier reports noting bloodlike stains on overalls found nearby.
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New Bedford
Pittsley
Plainville Woods
James F. Collins, Jr
Prohibition Raid Sparks Search for Missing Woodcutter
Police push search for Joseph Lalibertie after a raid on the camp by prohibition agents. Joseph Blais remains missing while coats and stained garments are analyzed. Turner's pond and nearby woods see hundreds of searchers across ice as investigators weigh Collins and his six week disappearance. a bank account in New Bedford adds mystery.
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Joseph Lalibertie
Joseph Blais
Young Collins
New Bedford
Turner's Pond
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