Wilson Bryan Split Feared by Leaders
Democratic leaders fear a split between Wilson and Bryan as the party races toward the 1920 convention. No clear candidates emerge though Bryan may oppose Wilson if he runs again. Attorney General Palmer shines at the dinner with Governor Cornwell of West Virginia, while Hoover is floated as a potential alternative for a fresh campaign.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bryan
Mr. Wilson
Palmer
Cornwell
West Virginia
Herbert Hoover
Bryan Discusses Treaty Issue At Jackson Day Dinner
Colonel Bryan told Democratic leaders in Washington that making the treaty issue a campaign center would threaten the party. President Wilson walked the Capitol grounds and heard details of the dinner, while senators split over reservations and possible third-term support, highlighting wariness about a Wilson bid and party unity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Omaha
Bryan
Wilson
Capitol
Tumulty
Congress
Borah
Johnson
Senate
Lodge
Democratic Party
Palmer
McAdoo
Pomerone
National Committee
Democrats
Banquet Not So Dry as Col Bryan Claimed
In Washington at the Willard Hotel during the Jackson Day dinner Mr Bryan lauded a change to dry Democratic dinners though observers saw many flasks drawn and private rooms below the hall. He praised the absence of bums and welcomed ladies at the feast table.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Bryan
Willard Hotel
Mr. Bryan
Fishing School Opens in Italy First in the Nation
Naples January 9 A fishing school described as the first in Italy has opened with enthusiastic fisher boys. The program features extended trips aboard a large motorboat donated by the junior Red Cross of America and teaches both practical and theoretical fishing. Lessons cover fish canning oil extraction and preservation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Naples
Italy
Red Cross of America
Averted Strike in New York Public Schools Over Salaries
New York January 9 a threatened teachers strike was averted after the Board of Aldermen was authorized to issue revenue bonds totaling 620000 to cover December salaries. Teachers agreed not to strike once the Board of Education assured immediate settlement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Board of Aldermen
Board of Education
Christian Endeavor Head SailS Today
The Rev. Pr. Francis E. Clark founder and president of the Christian Endeavor Society sails for Europe with Mrs. Clark on La Tou raine for a four months tour. He aims to revitalize the society in devastated regions including Jugoslavia Czecho Slovakia Finland and Estonia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Francis E. Clark
Christian Endeavor Society
Clark
Europe
la Touraine
Jugo-Slavia
Czecho-Slovakia
Finland
Esthonia
Middleboro Wins Peirce Bequest Public Charity Ruling
The Supreme Court holds the late Thomas W. Peirce estate creates a valid public charity allowing Middleboro perpetual income of 509000. A Boston district meeting reviewed the plan with superintendents and officials in the Equity court. A post office reform includes a new address numbering system and a bureau for information in Room 281 of the post office building.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middleboro
Thomas W. Peirce
Supreme Court
Put Numbers On Letters January 20 Plan
Numbers to be attached to the 79 stations in the Boston postal district under the new Boston plan to speed mail delivery have been chosen by Acting Postmaster Hurley and aides. The system starts January 20 with strong support from major Boston business leaders. Railway mail clerks and station staff will memorize numbers, reducing mail handling and improving service overall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. J. Mulcahy
Fort Hill
Boston
Allston
Arlington
Arlington Heights
Atlantic
Auburndale
Back Bay
Belmont
G. P
Braintree
Brighton
Brookline
Cambridge
Cambridge A
Cambridge B
Cambridge C
Charlestown
Chelsea
Chestnut Hill
Coolidge Corner
Dorchester
Dorchester Centre
East Boston
East Milton
East Weymouth
Essex Street
Everett
Grove Hall
Hanover Street
Hyde Park
Jamaica Plain
Malden
Mattapan
Medford
Medford Hillside
Melrose
Melrose Highlands
Milton
Needham
Needham Heights
Newton
Newton Centre
Newton Highlands
Newton Lower Falls
Newton Upper Falls
Newtonville
North Postal
North Weymouth
Quincy
Readville
Revere
Roslindale
Roxbury
Roxbury Crossing
Somerville
South Boston
South Braintree
South Weymouth
Station A
Stoneham
Uphams Corner
Waban
Waltham
Watertown
Hurley
Essex St
Hanover St
Upham’s Corner
West
Winter Hille
Maiden
Winthrop
West Medford
West Newton
Wollaston
Atlantiee
Wellesley
Wellesley Hills
Weymouth
Eevreteeneree
Dneedham Heights
Ammidon Seeks Delegate Seat for Republican Convention
Philip R. Ammidon of Cambridge announces his candidacy for delegate to the Republican national convention from the eighth district. He has served three years in the House and last year chaired the city committee and pledges to support Calvin Coolidge for president if his name is placed before the convention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philip R. Ammidon
House
Cambridge
Republican City Committee
Eighth
Calvin Coolidge
United States
Boston Police Exam Applications Reach 235
Two hundred thirty five candidates applied to take the Boston police examination to join the eligible list. The test is set for January 13 in the State House. In the past three months the Civil Service Commission has examined more than 1800 men for Boston police positions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston Police Department
Civil Service Commission
State House
Plot to bomb in New Hampshire thwarted by raids
A plan linked to the Reds was halted when federal agents raided O'Donnell's Hall in a New Hampshire mill city. More than 100 men were arrested, many armed, as a high party figure from Chicago was to oversee the bombing and the mayoral inauguration was delayed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Hampshire
Chicago
Uncle Sam
O’donnell
Nashua
Goodwin
Post
Burque
Main Street
Deer Island
George Kitz
Claremont
N. H
Michael Kruk
United States
France
David F. Evtek
Outrage raids and Kaiser Wilhelm II under scrutiny
Dozens of pages detail federal actions against radicals in New England and at Deer Island, with arrests, releases, and bail plans. Mentioned are Judge Hayden, Representative Powers, Palmer, and a large cache of pamphlets. Elsewhere the former Kaiser Wilhelm II is described as demented, aging, and guarded at Amerongen with visitors and gifts arriving from Germany.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of Justice
Nashua
New England
Albert F. Hayden
Roxbury Municipal Court
Wayne Street
Roxbury
Leland Powers
Newtonville
Washington
Palmer
Nashua #&ft
Skeffington
Deer Island
Eftrehie Charkowin
Michael Hallis
Otto Kulbach
George E. Kelleher
Maynard
Gustie Olson
Main Street
Boe
Massachusetts
Macomber
American Legion
Berlin
Amerongen
Kaiser
Holland
Sonnel
Doorn
Long Island
Wilhelm
Germany
Kaiserin
Martens Tied to Financing Chicago Communist Parties
Assistant State's Attorney Henry A Berger announced after reviewing Communist Labor party archives seized at Moline that Ludwig C A K Martens self styled Soviet ambassador and Lenine Trotzky representative in the United States helped finance the Chicago based Communist and Communist Labor parties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Ludwig C. A. K. Martens
Lenine and
Trotzky
United States
Henry A. Berger
Berger
Moline
Edgar Owens
Maynard Mill Worker Arrested for Radical Literature
Maynard January 9 A Olsen a mill worker was arrested by county officials on a charge of violating anti anarchist laws by distributing radical literature. He was taken to Cambridge for arraignment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maynard
A. Olsen
Cambridge
Kaiser Loses Mind Rumors Reach German Envoy In The Hague
A correspondent reports that Kaiser Wilhelm has reportedly lost his mind, claims circulated among intimate entourage for weeks and confirmed by a German diplomatic representative at The Hague.
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Kaiser
Germany
The
Hague
Seven Hurt In Fall Of Elevator At Fountain Company
Seven people were injured when an elevator plunged from the fifth floor to the basement at 286 Congress Street. City inspectors probe a broken cable theory while witnesses face a morning hearing. Victims include Cornelius Buckley 60 and Gladys Chin 33 among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fountain Company Building
Congress Street
John J. Breslin
Haymarket Relief Hospital
Cornelius C. Buckley
Bert Street
Medford
Harry B. Smith
Dorchester
Robert Jullivan
Sam Street
Stoneham
Gladys Chin
Field Street
Roxbury
Mildred Cook
Powder H Road
West Somerville
Miss Cook
Morris Ginsberg
Strathmore Press
Robert Kane
Dewey Square
T Elevator
Miss Chin
Oit
Seven Victims Named in Local Accident Report
John V. McGinty, 88, of 126 Sycamore street, Waverly, suffers fractures of both bones in the lower left leg. Ruth Hersey, 18, of 159 Forest street, Melrose, sustains a fracture of the right foot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John V. McGinty
Sycamore Street
Waverly
Ruth Hersey
Forest Street
Melrose
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Col. Bryan
N. Y
Christian Endeavor
Peirce
Equity Court
Federal Building
Bureau of Information
Chandler
S. January
Chandler & Co
Mark Downs
P. R. Ammidon
Joseph Salerno
Lawrence
Abraham Boxer
Louis Lessin
Worcester
Department of Labor
Commissioner of Labor
William B. Wilson
Chateau Amerongen
St. Helena
Rhine
Count Bentinck
Chateau
Prince Joachim
Kiger
Wierengen
Maynard Mill
Scott & Bowne
Scott's Aimes
Clement Hernandez
Strathmore Company
Harry Bak
Benjamin Egges
Elevat
Edward Sullivan
City Hall
Hamarket Square
Poli
Wethern's
Misses’ and Children’s
Lyons
Paine
West Street _ thru
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