Socialist rally foresees war with Mexico at opulent Opera House
At the Grand Opera House the national executive committee of the Socialist party warned of a coming war with Mexico within three years. The speaker denounced Harding as ignorant, attacked the League of Nations as super imperialism, and invoked Eugene V. Debs imprisoned in Atlanta to claim imperial interests drive overseas actions. He cited U S actions in Hawaii Haiti Panama and the Spanish American War and said Britain and Lloyd George should reveal Belgium Germany atrocities to Ireland. He argued five powers govern the world in the League, with others as rubber stamps, and quoted Senator Fall to support alleged Mexican plans.
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Grand Opera House
Socialist Party of the United States
Mexico
Harding
League of Nations
Eugene V. Debs
Atlanta
Hawaii
Haiti
Panama
United States
Soviet Russia
Britain
Lloyd George
Ireland
Germany
Belgium
O. K
Senator Fall
Oneal
Roewer Opens Boston Socialist Meeting Against Imperialism
George Roewer of Boston opened a nationwide Socialist campaign meeting advocating public ownership and liberty from poverty and rich men. James Oneal of New York, editor of the New York Call, followed with a critique of U S imperialism and a challenge to the open shop movement.
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George
United States
Will to be Well addressed at Cathedral Church
The Rev C M Addison will discuss personal religion at 8 pm Thursday in the Cathedral Church of St Paul. The talk titled The Will to be Well will cover the Christian life in relation to health and healing. A Unitarians Alliance Branch conference meets today at 10 30 am at 25 Beacon Street with Miss Mary C Sawyer and Miss Mary F Gill as speakers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. M. Addison
Unitarian Alliance
Beacon Street
Mary C. Sawyer
Mary F. Gill
Friendly Links Committee
Producers 10 Clean Up Industry Moves to Curb Obscene Films
New York March 6 plans to curb questionable films were adopted by the National Association of the Motion Picture Industry. The group, representing most producers and distributors, protested films arousing bawdy emotions pandering to salacious curiosity or injurious to public welfare.
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New York
National Association of the Motion Picture Industry
United States
Resolutions Threaten Expulsion Over Obscene Films
The group vows to expel producers who fail to meet standards and to aid criminal prosecution of offenders. It bans films deemed obscene and indecent, those that overemphasize sex appeal, commercialized vice, or glorify drunkenness, gambling, or narcotics. It also frowns on drawn out romantic scenes, nakedness, and crime instruction. Protests target ridicule of public officials and clergy.
Lepers to be moved from Penikese Island
A special railroad car with medical staff will transport the 13 lepers from Penikese Island to the federal hospital at Carville Louisiana. The car is due in New Bedford tomorrow or Tuesday, per Vernon W. Carey and Dr. Eugene R. Kelley.
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Penikese Island
New Bedford
Carville
Vernon W. Carey
Eugene R. Kelley
State Board of Health
Dorchester Man Injured Between Cars at Washington and Columbia
Edward E. ODonnell age 50 of 237 Washington Street Dorchester is in serious condition at City Hospital after being crushed between two automobiles yesterday afternoon while crossing Washington Street at Columbia Road.
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Edward E. O'Donnell
Washington Street
Dorchester
City Hospital
Columbia Road
Screen Gossip on Thomas Meighan Career and Marriage
Screen gossip traces Thomas Meighan from Pittsburg to fame with Grace George and David Warfield in The Return of Peter Grimm. He married Frances Ring in Jersey City after a Boston season. their union, over a decade old, makes them a celebrated onstage and screen couple. From M liss to The Miracle Man and recent films The Easy Road Frontier of the Stars The City of Silent Men. Meighan stands six feet tall with black hair and brown eyes.
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Thomas Meighan
Pittsburg
Grace George
David Warfield
Peter Grimm
Frances Ring
Boston
Mr.Meighan
May McAvoy Signs for Realart Roles
Charming actress May McAvoy who portrayed Grizel in Barrie’s Sentimental Tommy now produced by Paramount has signed a contract to star in Realart productions.
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Charming Little May McAvoy
Grizel
Barrie
Tommy
Paramount
Realart Productions
Studio notes on Johnny Cucaé bod production and Los Angeles homes
Mary Thurman and Monte Blue are to have principal roles in Allan Dwan's Johnny Cucaé bod. Betty Blythe is building a beautiful home in Los Angeles. William Russell, Fox star, is also building a home in Los Angeles and engaged to Helen Ferguson. Friends plan a combined housewarming and wedding reception.
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Mary Thurman
Monte Blue
Allan Dwan
Betty Blythe
Los Angeles
Cal
William Russell
Fox Star
Mr. Russell
Helen Ferguson
Ruth Roland Takes New York Return Tour for The Avenging Arrow
Ruth Roland returns to New York from Montreal tour of picture theatres. She departs again for the South to make personal appearances in theatres and to showcase her serial The Avenging Arrow. She plans to return to the coast mid March to begin work at Culver City on a new Pathe serial.
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Ruth Roland
New York
Montreal
Canada
South
Miss Roland
Culver City
Pathe
Curiosity Gardiner Me News on Early 1920s Silent Film Celebs
A compact survey lists ages and roles of silent film stars and couples. Billy West, Mae Marsh, Pearl White, Viola Dana, Bert Lytell, Richard Barthelmess, and others are cited with partial ages and film credits. Addresses and contact requests appear for publicity headshots and studio publicity offices in New York, Culver City, and Hollywood.
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Gardiner
Billy West
Mary Pickford
Mae Marsh
Louis Lee Arms
Lillian Gish
Hotel Savoy
N. Y
Brown
Robin
Richard Barthelmess
Pearl White
Viola Dana
Bert Lytell
Mars
Allston
Norman ‘Trevor
Elaine Hammerstein
Bunny, Malden
Wallace MacCutcheon
Cullen Landis
Goldwyn Film Company
Culver City
Cal
Johnny Hines
Greenroom Club
New York
Majorie Dawin
Helen Jerome Eddy
Luey Tsing
Sessue Hay
Prunella Hall
The
Boston Post
Hold 500 on Ship 12 Days Over Typhus Quarantine
The liner Mongolia with 500 passengers docked at the lower harbor Saturday morning will be held for at least 12 days after a suspected typhus case was found aboard. An eight year old Syrian girl passenger in steerage showed a suspicious rash and is isolated for treatment. Harvard Medical School experts confirmed the likely typhus, while cabin passengers are to be deloused and watched by government doctors during quarantine. This marks the port’s first typhus case observed.
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Mongolia
Lower Harbor
Syria
Bryant
Federal Health Service
Harvard Medical School
Testimonial Dinner For John Devoy In Boston
John Devoy the Fenian leader will be honored at a testimonial dinner by Boston friends at the Westminster Hotel tomorrow evening. The Emmet anniversary event by Clan Na Gael marks Devoy’s 60 years in the Irish movement with speeches by Edward F. McSweeney Colonel Alexander Anderson Michael J. O’Brien Michael J. Ryan Rev. Michael Quirke Professor Joseph Dunne and Diarmuid Lynch.
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John Devoy
New York
Boston
Westminster Hotel
Clan Na~ Gael
Greater
165Th Infantry
Michael J. O’brien
Michael J. Ryan
Philadelphia
Michael Quirke
Dover
N. H
Joseph Dunne
Catholic University
Washington, D. C
Diarmuid Lynch
Bishop Lawrence urges better pay for parish rectors
In a sermon at All Saints' Episcopal Church Brookline Bishop Lawrence argued the value of a rector's work and called for higher compensation. He preached on the theme Is What the Church Offers Worth While and urged recognition of clergy labor.
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Lawrence
All Saints’ Episcopal Church
Brookline
Cardinal Mercier Praises Wilson in War Ties Remain
Malines March 6 United News Cardinal Mercier Belgium’s famed churchman sent a note to former President Wilson praising his wartime leadership and expressing pleasure at reading President Harding’s pledge that America would defend civilization. He recalls meeting Wilson and foreseeing the welcome from Americans, and asserts the enduring ties between Belgium and the United States through wartime cooperation.
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Malines
United News
Cardinal Mercier
Belgium
Wilson
Harding
America
United States
A Mother's Harrowing Tale and Worm Healer Claim
West Buxton Maine Mrs Arthur Campbell a mother of five recalls her two year old daughter's feverish illness. After giving Dr True's Elixir the child improved markedly. The ad asserts worms cause symptoms and promotes the Elixir as a long standing family laxative and worm expeller since 1861.
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West Buxton
Arthur Campbell
Dr. True
Avon lodge president speaks at event and book preview
The president of the B'nai B'rith Amo Lodge delivered the principal address. The Avenger by Mary Roberts Rinehart is listed to appear in the upcoming Boston Sunday Post Magazine.
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The
B’nai Brith
Amo Lodge
the Avenger
Mary Robert Rinehart
Boston Sunday Post
Pepsodent Promotes New Day Tooth Cleaning Method
An ad extols Pepsodent as a new-day dentifrice that fights film, whitens teeth, and protects against decay. It claims rapid results, increased salivary flow, and starch digestion, with a free 10-day tube offer and endorsement by dental authorities.
Coupon for Ten Day Tube Promises Quick Teeth Results
Ad text urges readers to try a ten day tube for fast dental results. Claims include cleaner teeth and removal of a viscous film, with whitening as film coats disappear. Encourages cutting out the coupon to decide between old methods and the new.
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