Unionists in Great Britain Reject Sympathy for German Colleagues
London July 2 The trade unionists of Great Britain today dismissed with contumely the suggestion of a sympathy vote for German fellow unionists at the federation's annual conference in session at Derby.
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Great Britain
The
Federation
Sessio
Derby
Unions Clash Over German Sympathy Vote Amid War Tensions
Ben Tillett leads union chiefs in a heated push to scrap sentimentality and fight the German issue as delegates recall German workers' wartime stance. British workers with sons at the front demand harsh action, while delegates in Germany in 1914 reportedly noted German sympathy with their government and boasts of crushing France and England. The meeting ends with cries of next business, burying the sympathy vote.
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Ben Tillett
Germany
France
England
Endorser of Christian Endeavor Ill With Typhoid
Dr Francis E Clark founder of the Christian Endeavor is ill with typhoid at The Dunes Sagamore and will miss the Chicago Endeavor national convention. William Shaw the Prohibition gubernatorial candidate will assume Clark's duties at the meeting. Clark showed improvement today and Dr T W Proctor expects full recovery soon.
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Francis E. Clark
The
Christian Endeavor
National Convention of Endeavorers
Chicago
William Shaw
Prohibition
Clark
T. W. Proctor
Hunt Wood for Bridegroom
Bello Falls Vermont July 2 police, scouts, fraternal groups and citizens search forests for Fred Ayer 26 who abandoned his Texas bride of two weeks. Ayer son of a wealthy farmer lived at Langdon New Hampshire. Mrs Ayer hosted a party then woke to find him gone. A note said he would never return. She lies grief stricken.
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Boy
Fred Ayer
Texas
Ayer
Langdon
N. H
Bedroom burglar strikes Malden again
Malden police reported the so called bedroom burglar hit Malden again after terrorizing Malden Everett Somerville and Medford during late winter and early spring. The latest entry involved the home of Clarence A Mayo at 8 Linden Avenue in Malden.
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Everett
Somerville
Medford
Clarence A. Mayo
Linden Avenue
Woman Wins Prize for Bookbinding at Exposition
Mrs. I Averill Cole Howland of 2 Belmont Street Watertown wins the grand prize for artistic bookbinding at the Panama Pacific Exposition. She is wife of Gerald B Howland of the Seaver Howland Press Boston.
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I. Averill Cole Howland
Belmont Street
Watertown
Italians to sail for Italy to join army
Antonio Broccio and Francisco Castaza left for New York this week and will sail for Italy Monday to join the Italian army. The two men, residents of this town, are reservists in the Italian forces, now engaged in the European war.
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Maynard
Antonio Broccio
Francisco Castaza
New York
Italy
Neutrality debated by Kirhwey and Mitchel at Harvard address
Professor George W. Kirchwey of Columbia warned against a single track diplomacy as he critiqued President Wilson's notes to Germany over the Lusitania sinking. President Samuel Chiles Mitchel of Delaware College defended the notes as reflecting American sentiment and urged internationalism amid war.
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George W. Kirchweyl
Columbia University
Yale
Wilson
Germany
Lusitania
Sanders
Harvard University
American Institute of Instruction
American School Peace League
United States
Samuel Chiles Mitchel
Delaware College
Newark
Del
Kirchwey
Columbia
Professor Mitchel
Wiliam Orr
Carlos B. Ellis
Springfield
Wallace F. Mason
Keene, N. H
H. W. Holmes
Charles S. Clark
Somerville
Orr
Samuel J. Elder
Mitchel
Elder
Institute classes and school admin conference in Boston area
Regular institute classes gathered in Lever Hall Emerson Hall the Fogg Museum and Sanders Theatre. A morning session of the school administration conference was chaired by Harvard education division head Paul H Hanus with J H Van Sickle and Frank V Thompson as speakers. Afternoon leaders included Walter E Ranger Robert O Small Charles R Allen and F C Henderschott speaking on Corporation Schools.
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Emerson Hall
Fogg Museum
Sanders’ Theatre
Sevel II
Paul H. Hanus
Division of Education
Harvard
Walter E. Ranger
Providence
R. I
J. H. van Sickle
Springfield
Frank V. Thompson
Boston
Robert O. Small
Massachusetts Board of Education
Charles R. Allen
F. C. Henderschott
New York City
Corporation Schools
Calls Proceedings at Marion Illegal
Olive P. Warren voices concern over suffrage vote at Marion, arguing delegates acted without club authorization and violated the federation constitution. She asserts loyal club women and anti-suffragists were misrepresented and demands adherence to non partisan, sectarian club rules.
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Massachusetts
Conference of Presidents
Olive P. Warren
Waltham Woman's Club
The
Waltham Anti-Suffrage Society
Suffrage Debate Evident in Massachusetts Women Groups
Dorchester letters praise widespread support for women’s suffrage reflected in a 203 to 99 club vote and annual association reports. The writer cites branch growth for suffragists, anti suffragists, and publication counts as proof, invoking Julia Ward Howe and naming Alice Stone Blackwell.
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Massachusetts Woman Suffrage Association
Massachusetts Anti-Suffrage Association
Antis
United States
Julia Ward Howe
Alice Stone Blackwell
Dorchester
Mass
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