Legion labeled Henry Dubb by labor agitator at Grand Opera House
Labor speaker Fred Riedencapp denounced the American Legion as a Henry Dubb organization serving master-capitalism. He addressed about a thousand workers on unemployment and linked the Legion with other groups like the Ku Klux Klan as ready to act for capital interests.
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American Legion
Henry Dubb
Grand Opera House
Fred Riedencapp
Association of War Veterans
Legion
Biedencapp
Ku Klux Klan
One-Man Car Service Starts on Lexington Branch
With few exceptions the Lexington branch of the Middlesex and Boston Street Railway will operate under the one man car system. Beginning today many motormen and conductors on the road will be laid off.
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Lexington Branch
Arlington Heights
Billerica
Lexington
Middlesex & Boston Street Railway
Goad
Cambridge fund raises for fallen officer widow
Encouraging reports from Cambridge sources say contributions to the Riley Fund, led by Mayor Edward W. Quinn, for Patrolman Thomas J. Riley's widow. The total reached 7345.67 with large organizational gifts and plans to forward funds this week. Send contributions to Herbert H. Dyer at Harvard Trust, Cambridge.
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Cambridge
Edward W. Quinn
Thomas J. Riley
Riley
Quinn
Herbert H. Dyer
Harvard Trust Company
Massachusetts Avenue
Belgian Workers End Seizure of Factories
Brussels January 16 metal workers at Chatelineau near Charleroi who seized plants to run them communistically have been persuaded by labor leaders to quit. Order is restored as unemployed in eastern Flanders including textile workers are estimated at 45 000.
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Brussels
Chatelineau
Charleroi
Flanders
Inelnding
Mystery creature prowls in Commonwealth Marlboro district after cat show
Residents report loud screams and groans from a wild critter near Commonwealth avenue and Marlboro street since the recent cat show. Police heard a complaint about a resident’s treasured family chewing item allegedly chewed up by the creature. Authorities urged to take action.
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Commonwealth Avenue- Marlboro Street
Mystery howling in the city stirs police and cat rescue
Early morning uproar echoes through Back Bay as police refuse to shoot a wild animal and call in the Animal Rescue League. Witnesses describe a jungle beast like yowls while rumors swirl about a ghost cat and a prize winner Hindy alibied after nightly pie alley brawls.
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Back Bay
Animal Rescue League
Hindy
Concord honors Lt Parker in full military rites
Full military honors were accorded Lieutenant Whipple H. Parker of Concord Junction who died of wounds received in 1918 in the Argonne Forest. The service took place in Concord, Massachusetts, honoring the fallen World War I hero.
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Concord
Mass
Whipple H. Parker
Concord Junction
Argonne Forest
Concord State Armory
Non-Partisan League Lauded In North Dakota Speech
Brockton January public forum at the Colonial Theatre features Deputy Immigration Commissioner Walter W. Liggett praising the Farmers Non-Partisan League for overthrowing a long-standing political ring in North Dakota. Liggett argues the league helped farmers gain more wheat production and reduce political upheaval.
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Brockton
North Dakota
Walter W. Liggett
Colonial Theatre
League In Action
Farmers Non-Partisan League
Fron
Judge Henry Willard Bragg Dead at 79
Judge Henry Willard Bragg longtime Charlestown Court justice died yesterday at Haddon Hall Commonwealth avenue He was 79 Funeral services are set for tomorrow at 2 pm at Arlington Street Church Survived by wife Ellen Frances Bragg
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Henry Willard Bragg
Charlestown
Haddon Hall
Commonwealth Avenue
Arlington Street
Ellen Frances Bragg
Judge Bragg
Holliston
Willard
Mary Matilda (Claflin) Bragg
Milford
Pittsfield
New York University
Tufts College
Medford Institution
Boston
Warren Institution For Savings
State Board of Bar Examiners
Station agents urge Fidler for Cabinet
At a meeting in Springfield officials from six states endorsed Harry L. Fidler of Indianapolis for the position of Secretary of Labor in President Harding's cabinet. Fidler is prominent in railroad circles and chairs the Republican national committee labor bureau.
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Springfield
Vermont
New Hampshire
Massachusetts
Connecticut
Rhode Island
New York
Pennsylvania
Harry L. Fidler
Indianapolis
Ind
Labor Bureau
Republican National Committee
Harding
Ex Crown Prince Frederick William explains exile reasons
In an interview published in a Dutch German weekly, the former crown prince of Germany describes why he will not return to Germany or have his wife join him at Wieringen and why he will not join his father at Doorn. He also outlines plans for his sons' education.
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the Hague
Frederick William
Germany
Netherlands
Wieringen
Doorn
Wilhelm
Lula
Potsdam
Ags
Holland
Former Crown Prince Looks to Germany and Agriculture
The exiled heir expresses desire to return to Germany for farming and horse breeding, to associate with Breslau University scholars, and to support the fatherland. He cites duties, warns of unrest, and explains his wife cannot join due to family duties and the political climate. He mentions his sons at Potsdam gymnasium and plans for their careers.
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Germany
Breslau University
Wieringen
Clothing Factory Destroyed by Fire in Cleveland
Fire late today swept through a four story brick building housing several clothing makers in Cleveland causing losses of over 300 000 dollars The Standard Tailoring Company the main loser puts its damage at 100 000 dollars BERLIN Jan 16 United News Lenin Soviet dictator still alive per Russians in Berlin says close to Moscow The M Karpoff death report described as a minor member of the Russian Soviet government
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Cleveland
Standard Tabloring Company
Berlin
United News
Nicolai Lenine
Moscow
M. Karpoff
First Auburn winner in Insteader contest announced
The winning line for Insteader No 27 was written by H C Merrill of 88 Lake Street Auburn Maine who received a $100 Post check. The author is a shoemaker at Lunn and Sweet Auburn and a lifelong Auburn resident who says this is his first newspaper contest success.
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H. C. Merrill
Lake Street
Auburn
Merrill
Lunn & Sweet
The
Post
Boston Post
Boston
P. O
Mass
Cali
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Europe
Brookside Creamery
Campbell’s
Witte
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Union St. Dock Square
John T. Connorco
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Tri-Mol
Watertown
Co-Operative Bank
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Main Street
Watertown, Mass
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North Pole
Insteader
Auburn, Maine
Tomorrow’s Post
Auring
P. O. Box
Boston, Mass
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