Canvas City refugees await shelter as Salem relief funds surge
Five hundred refugees remain at Forest River Park after the Salem fire. Officials coordinate temporary housing and jobs as the canvas city is expected to disappear by Sunday. The relief drive totals $564,575.69 with contributions from towns and organizations nationwide aiding the urban recovery effort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salem
Forest River Park
David M. Little
Lally
Board of Health
Raymond L. Newcomb
Salem Relief Fund
Gardiner M. Lane
State Street
Benefit Dance for Salem Relief Fund
A benefit dance under the Salem Young Men's and Young Women's Hebrew Association is held at the Salem Willows Casino tonight. Delegations from surrounding towns will travel by car after the event, with broad New England advertising promising a large relief fund contribution. The Salem YMHA has already subscribed $100 to the general relief fund.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milton
Mass
Canton
Biast
Cohasset
Belmont Courier Fund
Rose H. Oder
Welt
Ww. W. Edgar RL
Aalewukos Sales Eae
Charles W. Livermore
Sans Aes
Unity Club
Waren
N. Ricca
Bertha DL Trop Ca Eis Oes
WAG Rss Aio Creme Bdeeaaiekn
Uty
Manville
John “Nelson “Memorial Church
Leicester
New England Whip Co
The
Gnrsr Vegas
All Saints‘ Mission
Pegge
Bridgeport
Interechurcd Council
Mse
Uitloaay
Epping
N. H
Winthrop Owls
Friends At
Women’s Porceanens and Industrial Union
Wellesley
Ieee
CNSR
Isa
M. C. M. Swamcott
Bibs
Chamber of Commerce
Newport
Library Theatre
Bennington
Town of
Chelmsford
Camp Alpha
Goodale Memorial Church
Bernard Bind
George Washington
First Baptist “Church
Foxboro
Mares
Riverside
L. Wilecomb
Chester
N.H
Sears of
Newtonville
Federal Theatre
Salem
Hope Chapel Relief Committee
Cushing
Burling and Mending ‘Dept
Wood Mills
Lawrence
Vistila Beste
Brockton
Salem Relief Fund
Salem Young Men’s and
Young Women’s Hebrew Association
Salem Willows Casino
New England
Salem Young Men's Hebrew Association
General Relief Fund
Susan Glaspell and George Cram Cook at Provincetown Summer Home
Susan Glaspell and her husband George Cram Cook were spotted at their Provincetown summer home while gardening. The interview unfolded in a candlelit room filled with literary figures, socialists, and I W W supporters, near the Greenwich Village Inn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Susan Glassell
George Cram Coot
Provincetown
Susan Glaspell
New York
Post
New England
Greenwich Village
George Cram Cook
Socialists, Suffrage, and Salon Life With Miss Glaspell
A Post reporter visits a candlelit room near Green witch Village Inn where Miss Glaspell and her husband Mr. Cook discuss socialism feminism and marriage. Wilbur Steele Hutchins Hapgood and Fred Boyd of the N W W mingle as they sample salad and coffee and talk philosophy and politics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Post
Sillhouette
Wilbur Steele
Hutchins Hapgood
Hapgood
Miss Glaspell
Mabel Talliaferro
Mr. Cook
Cook
George
Mrs. Cook
Fred Boyd
Pankhurst
Collins Street Renamed to St. Andrew Road in East Boston
The street commissioners rename Collins street in East Boston to St Andrew road to avoid confusion with another Collins street in Hyde Park. The change honors St Andrew's Episcopal Church recently erected there. West street from Bennington to Saratoga in East Boston is accepted as a street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Collins Street
East Boston
St. Andrew Road
Hyde Park
St. Andrew’s Episcopal Church
West Street
Bennington
Saratoga Streets
Boston
Wards to stay open at City Hospital despite funds concerns
Mayor Curley stated there will be no ward closures this year at City Hospital due to lack of funds. He responded to trustees’ letter warning that higher appropriation might be needed and affirmed ongoing support to keep the hospital adequately financed during his tenure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Curley
Mediation Praised as Step Toward International Good Will
The Anti Imperialist League praises President Wilson and Secretary of State for accepting mediation in the Mexico dispute. The letter notes broad regional support among the Americas and urges continued pursuit of international cooperation, including a proposed joint treaty to neutralize the Philippine Islands.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anti-Imperialist League
Wilson
United States
Mexico
Argentina
Brazil
Chile
Philippine Islands
Moorfield Storey
Erving Winslow
DROWNS TRYING TO SAVE HIS CHUM IN BLACK RIVER
In Watertown New York two hotel workers Clauds Mitchell 18 and Walter McDougall 21 drowned while trying to save each other from the Black River Mitchell cramped while swimming McDougall went to assist and both were swept under by an undercurrent at the river scene near the Woodruff Hotel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Watertown
N. Y
Clauds Mitchell
Black River
Walter McDougall
Mitchell
McDougall
Woodruff Hotel
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Canvas City
Thomas J. Lally
Hurley
Committee of 100
First Universalist Society
Henry
ARS
John Sins
W. Michalakes
Joseph Laurda
Tenneene
Thos
Wiles
Newt, BT
St. Andrew's Church
Bunker Hill Baptist
Central Falls
Newton
Teres Ee
M. E. Church
Springfield
Trinity Church
Stoneham
John’s Church
Pawtucket
Putnam
Conn
F. G. Sargent
Church of the Sacred Ay E
G. O. Taylor
Advt
America
Outing
Norfolk Suits
B. V. D. Union
ts—Yorke
Savoy
Rae
Palm Beach
Mark-Down
Nettleton
Arlington
Boylston
Washington Street
BY Paul Waitt
Socialism
Shuman
Bulletin
Young Men’s
A. Shuman & Co
City Hospital
Antwerp
Jason Weiler & Son
Washington St
Jason
Tiffany
Weiler & Son
Antwerp & Pi
B. A. Briggs
Howard I.e., Quincy
Quincy
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