Proclamation Outlines Serbia New Kingdom Plans
Crown Prince Alexander of Serbia declares a constitutional parliamentary government. A democratic constituent assembly will include delegates from Skupshtina old Serbia Macedonia and Montenegro with universal suffrage and a democratic constitution. Land reform will compensate current owners. The frontiers will align with ethnographic lines and Adriatic rights will be pursued.
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New York
Alexander
Serbia
Belgrade
Jonderes
Old Serbia
Macedonia
National Council
Vojvodina
Montenegro
Sitous
Adriatic
Annual Meeting of Boston Newspaper Club
The Newspaper Club of Boston met at the Boston Yacht Club on Rowe's wharf, drawing nearly 20 members and guests. W A Swan led the dinner committee from the Christian Science Monitor. Officers announced included John Cutter of the Transcript as editor in chief and Joseph C. Smith of the Globe as managing editor with A H French of the Associated Press as reporter.
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Newspaper Club of Boston
Boston Yacht Club
Rowe's Wharf
W. A. Swan
The
Christian Science Monitor
Alestar
John Cutter
Transcript
Joseph C. Smith
Globe
A. H. French
Associated Press
Radicals Dominate Chicago Labor Congress Sessions
At the National Labor Congress in Chicago radicals push for a wide socialist program and an American Soviet, denouncing the AFL while showing a Mooney case film. A telegram from Debs is read. a decision on delegating to Paris is narrowly defeated. Gompers and AFL are criticized.
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Patek- Philippe
Switzerland
Chicago
National Labor Congress
Thomasi
Mooney
Warrén
Billings
T. WW
Waa
Federation of Labor
Tomi
International Workers’ Défence Leagué
Mberdtin
Mooney and Billings
Pugene
J.W. Debs
Westenhaver
Cleveland
Tox
International Labor
Paris
Samuel Gompers
American Federation of Labor
France
Gompers
Secretary of Labor
Wilson
Police Repulse I W W Singers Parade With Mounted Police
About 500 workers gathered for a parade after a mass meeting in Seattle. Police with carbines and mounted officers dispersed the rally, aided by motorcycles and clubs as the crowd broke up in the business district.
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Seattle
Wash
Chignole Hero of The Flying Poilu Featured
The Boston Post Sunday Magazine previews Marcel Nadaud's fictional hero Chignole, described as a lovable wartime character whose qualities surpass others in the tale The Flying Poilu to begin next week.
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Chignole
Marcel’ Nadaud
Boston Post
More Chicken Coops Coming to Boston Poultry Show
Crowds flocked to Huntington avenue to learn backyard poultry methods from Department of Agriculture officials and Massachusetts Agricultural College experts. Highlights included prize-winning birds and new devices such as automatic nesters, score boards, and portable poultry houses as exhibitors promote easier egg laying and coop setups for suburban farms.
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Mechanics
Huntington Avenue
Boston
Department,of Agriculture
Massachusetts Agrice College
F. C
Dear Miss Champagne I Face a Kiss Dilemma
A reader asks how to handle a serious reaction after kissing a woman he dated lightly. He claims no intent beyond friendship and seeks guidance on duty, propriety, and whether to propose. The letter reflects social codes on consent and respect in romantic advances.
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Miss Champagne
Permlit
Félrarnis
Tere
A Man’s Task in an Honest Engagement
The speaker argues engagement must be a voluntary act of commitment by a man to his partner. He warns against coercion and stresses that a proposal should be a glad offering of himself and his possessions for the woman to accept.
New Taxes on Phone Calls Bite Telecommunication Revenue
Washington report notes revenue conferees adopt transportation tax changes with new charges on telephone telegraph cable and radio messages five cents for 15 to 50 cent costs and ten cents for higher values while overall transportation taxes are projected to raise about 230 million dollars.
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Washington
Senate
Misses Wear and Home Decor Sale List
A diffuse catalog of items and prices including dresses, curtains, lace,Mohair furniture plush, towels, soap, peroxide, washcloths and edging trims. Various fabrics and home accessories priced from a few cents to under a dollar, with sale prices noted for single items and sets.
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Hoseworth Cgg-Ang
DRS
Teresa Sass
Erne
Rte
Norfolk
Pisa
Setia
Anonh
Prate Vot
Pades
Paines
Ana Valle - Gariains
Ap Solla
Cols
Ma‘dras
Keese
Warner
Harkskin
Neile
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Prince Regent
Boston Newspaper Club
Beane
Shreve, Crump, and Low Company
Tremont Street
Massachusetts
Radicals Control Meeting
I.W.W
Congress
Debs
Murphy
Fin. Com
Aio Am
Ahem Sow Co
John R. Murphy
Finance Commission
John Grady
Grady
Curley
Peters
John Re. Murphy
Finance Céma Mission
I. W. W. Singers
BIG Show Mechanics
Eyewine
U. S
eMass
Plymouth Rock
Buff Plymouth Rocks
F. J. Nutting
Brandon
Oakland Farm
Taunton
Baylies Brothers
H. K. Foss
Melrose
C. Sidney Cook
Newton
Teddy
Ancona
Charles’ H. Price
Cordaville
Mass
Price
Chanticleer
Mildred Champagne
Aes
Serge
Taupe Nuiria
Madras
Hudson ‘Seal
McEsnessans
Volle
Batie
Bioubeau
Ranch Werth
Elem
Wartienls Ou At
Nee Be. Sie
Georgette
Oeutra
Seorth
Wone
Morte
Pope Bosh Mrec- Fse
Gieger
Talest
Yatta
Erie Batiste
Sigio
Coe
ORR Paka
Org
Persiopn
Tverrea
Liz
Worden
Yapa
Tere Dissens
Vance
PRIOS
Shetland
Chiffer Taffeta
Tenata
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