Priest denounces suffrage radicals in Tremont Temple address
Rev. Jones I. J. Corrigan of Boston College critiques feminist leaders including Bernard Shaw and Anna Howard Shaw as false leaders. He argues women voters will enforce laws already on the books and rejects church opposition to woman suffrage, calling the issue civil, not clerical.
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Tremont Temple
Bernard Shaw
Anna Howard Shaw
Jones I. J. Corrigan
S. J
Philosophy
Boston College
Westminster Hotel
George Bernard Shaw
Priest challenges radicalism at Margaret Brent Suffrage Guild event
A lone speech warned guild members and many Catholic women against radical suffrage, with a crowded hotel foyer audience of about 50 women and antis in attendance. The priest claimed he aimed to tighten divorce laws and fix responsibility.
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Margaret Brent
Read Flies Over Paris With French Aviator Roget
Lieutenant Commander A Read in charge of the NC-4 seaplane flew over Paris today with French aviator Roget. The two completed a record transatlantic flight in a biplane, starting and ending at Villa-Coublay.
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Paris
A. ©. Read
Roget
Brazil
Villa-Coublay
Woman Saved From Attack By Watchman In South Boston
Mrs. Mary Hurst of 183 West Third street South Boston is saved from an attack by a young man as she passed a vacant lot off Medway street. A watchman from a nearby factory struck the assailant over the head and fled, leaving police to search for him. The man, about 25, 5 feet 8 inches, 150 pounds, dark clothing, wore a golf cap while attempting to drag her toward an old boiler.
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Mary Hurst
West Third Street
South Boston
Medway Street
Trio of Stars in 30 Mile Paced Race
A 30 mile motor paced race and a special match sprint headline the Revere track card on Saturday night. George Wiley Clarence Carman and Frank Corry race the paced event with Wiley seeking starts at Providence and Philly tracks. Pat Logan and Ned Chandler duel in the one mile heats sprint, with rail birds split on the winner.
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Revere
George Wiley
Clarence Carman
Frank Corry
Wiley
Corry
Providence
Philly
Carmen
Pat Logan
Ned Chandler
Dallinger Proposes Citizenship Restoration for Allied Soldiers
At the request of the Republican Club of Massachusetts Congressman Frederick W. Dallinger introduced in the House a bill to restore to their original status resident aliens who enlisted or were drafted into allied armies in the war against Germany. It covers those with first papers and those not yet naturalized.
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Republican Club of
Massachusetts
Frederick W. Dallinger
National House
United States
Germany
Massachusetts Republicans Push Hard Line on Original-Residence Bill
The Republican Club of Massachusetts drafts a bill to penalize those who served in allied armies and swore allegiance to other nations. It targets thousands of immigrants including English, Scottish, Italian, Polish, Armenian, and Jewish residents. The measure, favored by Massachusetts lawmakers, mirrors a Senate bill by Senator Lodge and could pass both houses.
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the Republican Club of
Massachusetts
United States
Senate
Kenry Cabot Lodge
House
Committee On Immigration and Naturalization
Johnson
Men Teachers Form Union at Boston English High School
The Boston Federation of Men Teachers formed last night at English High School with 70 charter members and urgent backing from the American Federation of Teachers. Leaders elected include President Joseph R. Lunt and Vice Presidents Winthrop Tirrell and George A. Cowen, with officers and an executive committee detailing secretary and treasurer roles. The group plans coordination with other non affiliated male teacher bodies and aims to widen membership.
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Boston Federation of Men Teachers
American Federation of Teachers
Joseph R. Lunt
Winthrop Tirrell
George A. Cowen
John A. Marsh
Henry P. McLaughlin
John J. Cadigan
M. D
C. Ross Appler
William H. Cunningham
Joel Hatheway
James H. Crowley
Joseph H. Connors
WETS OFF TO WASHINGTON PROTESTS PROHIBITION ACTION
A Boston delegation of about 150 hotel men liquor dealers brewers and labor union representatives travels to Washington on the Federal Express to oppose wartime and national prohibition enforcement set to take effect. Leaders include Martin Joyce John Kearney and P Harry Jennings with others from the Association Opposed to Prohibition joining the protest.
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Boston
Washington
Federal Express
Martin Joyce
Massachusetts
American Federation of Labor
John Kearney
Waiters’ Union
P. Harry Jennings
The
Central Labor Union
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