General Taylor shaped Globe into inclusive modern paper
Gen Charles H. Taylor, editor of the Globe, built a nationwide reputation by turning the Boston paper into an independent, people oriented publication. He broadened content to include household topics, humor, fiction, and local human interest, expanding circulation and elevating the paper’s role in New England life.
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Globe
New England
Charles H. Taylor
The
Europe
United States
New York
Taylor
Gen Taylor Long
Boston
Charles A. Dana
George W. Childs
Charles Emory Smith
Gen. Taylor
American Press
Messrs Andrews, Pulsifer and Haskell
Boston Herald
Charles O. Rogers
Boston Journal
W. W. Clapp
Charles C. Greene
Post
Roland Worthington
Traveller
E. F. Waters
Mr. Goddard
Daily Advertiser
Henry W. Dutton & Son
Transcript
Daniel M. Haskell
Whitelaw Reid
Horace Greeley
Tribune
Bennett
Herald
William Cullen Bryant
Evening Post
Dana
Sun
George Jones
Times
Manton Marble
Pulitzer
St. Louis
Metropolitan
Philadelphia Ledger
Washington McLean
Enquirer
Murat Halstead
Commercial
Cincinnati
Joseph Medill
William F. Story
Chicago
General Taylor
Algonquin Club
Big Plea for Disarmament to Harding in 20000 Clergy Plea
A June 22 petition from over 20,000 clergy across faiths urged President Harding to pursue an international conference on armament reduction at the earliest date. Endorsed by major religious bodies, the call stresses reasonable reduction while preserving national defense and seeks US leadership for a broad agreement on armaments. Harding indicated a general pace but favorability to eventual action.
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Washington
Harding
Church Peace Union
National Catholic Welfare Council
United Synagogue of America
Central Conference of American Rabbis
Federal Council of the Churches of Christ In America
Episcopalians
Disciples of Christ
Nehemiah Boynton
New York
United States of America
United States
Arsenal in Man's Room Reveals Nitro Glycerine and Burglar Tools
James Glennon, 26, was arrested at his lodging house 167 West Newton Street South End after police found nitro glycerine and a range of burglar tools in his room. Patrolman James O’Neil broke the front door glass to detain him. Glennon, said to have served time in several prisons including Charlestown, previously assaulted a Brighton officer in 1915 before being shot by the officer.
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James Glennon
West Newton Street
South End
James O'Neil
Dedham Street
John E. Driscoll
East Dedham Street
Glennon
Charlestown
Brighton
Patrolman Owens Returns to Force at Jamaica Plain Station
Patrolman Thomas F. Owens is re appointed to the police department and assigned to Jamaica Plain station. He had resigned to rest and recuperate his health and was restored to duty in general orders announced at roll call last night.
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Thomas F. Owens
Police
Jamaica Plain Station
Owens
Policewoman Makes Her Fourth Arrest in Three Days
Patrolwoman Irene McAuliffe arrested Caroline Patch, 45, of Wellesley for larceny of a suitcase valued at 5 dollars. Patch is the fourth arrestee in three days. the prior three women were found guilty in Central Court and given probation.
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Irene McAuliffe
Babe Ruth
Caroline Patch
Wellesley
Central Court
Exhibits Sketches of European Child Life at Rogers Building
A Boston exhibit displays 75 drawings by Anna Milo Upjohn for the American Red Cross showing child life in Albania Czecho Slovakia Serbia Romania Greece Montenegro Italy and France. The works aim to awaken US interest in war affected children and run at 491 Boylston street through June 30. There are 110 women on police duty in London.
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Rogers Building
Boylston Street
Anna Milo Upjohn
American Red Cross
Boston
Albania
Czecho-Slovakia
Serbia
Romania
Greece
Montenegro
Italy
France
Miss Upjohn
Europe
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Big Estate
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Ben D. Jordan
Massachusetts
William W. Russell
Grand Army
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Lovilla Deering Davis
Horace D. Pillsbury
San Francisco
Matthew C. Armstrong
Hampton, Va
Commonwealth Avenue
Buzzards Bay
Coats
PEC
Athletic Union
Wolf’ “My Clothier
Hanover
Portland
Washington Street
Leual
Russia
Thayer Mc Neil CO
Temple Place
West Street
Red Cross
London
Smith Patterson Co
Waltham
Waltham, Hamilton
Elgin
Illinois
Smith Patterson
St.zat
Archland
Chauncy‘Sts
Paine’s
Paine
Paine Furniture Company
Arlington Street
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