End Industrial War Says Eliot
Dr. Charles W. Eliot urges a complete shift in employer employee relations as a path to durable peace. He backs a nine member commission on hours of labor and outlines steps for employers and workers toward cooperative management, health measures, collective bargaining, and peaceful dispute resolution. The hearing on a Massachusetts bill continues next Wednesday.
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Associated Industries
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State Grange
Massachusetts
Frederick W. Fosdick
Fitchburg Steam Engine Company
26th Division to attend premiere of The Big Chance
A hundred or more officers and men of the 26th Division will attend the opening performance of Mary Nash in The Big Chance at the Majestic Theatre on Monday night. The play uses the late war as backdrop with a trench scene in France and cites the division’s work there. Boxes are set aside for Governor Coolidge Major Peters General Edwards and Admiral Wood and their staffs.
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Mary Nash
Majestic Theatre
France
Governor Coolidge
Major Peters
General Edwards
Admiral Wood
Harvard Professor Hart to Speak on League Policy
Professor Albert Bushnell Hart of Harvard University will speak at the Hotel Bellevue at 1 this afternoon on "What the League of Nations Can Do for the United States." A buffet lunch will be served and the public is invited. Additionally, Adamson's Balsam is advertised as a cold remedy.
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Albert Bushnell Hart
League
Harvard University
Bellevue
League of Nations
United States
Sims Says He Forecast War In 1910
Vice Admiral William S. Sims told the American Luncheon Club that in 1910, after 16 US ships spent weeks in European waters, he submitted a secret report warning war could not be postponed beyond four years. He said he merely noted the point for its value.
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London
William S. Sims
Admiral Sims lauds allied teamwork and Pershing support
In London Admiral Sims praises U S and British cooperation in war and commends General Pershing for leading a difficult front. He honors staff and calls the US Navy staff the best and only unit. John Blair MacAfee notes Sims’s non diplomatic yet diplomatic demeanor and announces a New York credit for Mrs. Sims.
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Pershing
United States
Sims
United States Navy
John Blair MacAfee
London
Admiral Sims
Employment Service Reorganizes State Offices
The U S Employment Service will move its state headquarters to 128 130 Federal Street after March 22. The Kimball building suite will be vacated as part of a Labor Department curtailment order. Federal Director Everett W Lord announced the plan, which the state advisory board approved and sent to Washington.
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Federal Street
Everett W. Lord
Kimball Building
Department of Labor
Lord
Washington
Newton Man Shows Off Large Three-Yolk Egg
Joseph Pouliot of 184 California Street Newton reveals a pullet laid an unusually large egg. He claims it may set a regional record and suspects the egg contained three yolks. The hens are Rhode Island Reds and the donor was a one year old pullet.
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Rhode Island
Joseph Pouliot
Newton
New
Deserters Freed After arraignment in court
Two deserted wives, Vivian Lestley and Grace Taylor, pleaded guilty to keeping a disorderly house near a military camp and were released on their own recognizance. Judge Morton ordered continued cases with annual reporting to the U S attorney for one year. Andrew H Lestley claimed to be Lestley's third husband and faced military review for bigamy.
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United States District Court
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Vivian Lestley
Grace Taylor
Department of Justice
Harvard Road
Ayer
Andrew H. Lestley
United States
Boston Lawyer Joins National Income Tax Appeal Board
Frederick T. Field of Boston has been appointed by Internal Revenue Commissioner Roper to serve on an advisory tax board that will handle all income tax appeals. The board includes Dr. T. S. Adams of Yale as chairman, J. E. Sterett of New York, Stuart W. Cramer of Charlotte, and I. L. F. Speer. a sixth member has not been chosen.
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Boston
Internal Revenue
Roper
Washington
Dr. T.S. Adams
Yale University
J. E. Sterett
New York
Stuart W.cramer
Charlotte
N. C
IL. F. Speer
Relief Bases in Asia Minor Are Established
Official advices from Constantinople said the relief committee has set up bases in Trebizond Erivan Karput and Alexandretta to supply food and clothing to Armenians Greeks and other sufferers in Asia Minor.
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Constantinople
Committee For Relief In
Asia Minor
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Erivan
Karput
Alexandretta
Phony Uses Own Soloists At Boston Symphony Concert
Bos ton Symphony Orchestra soloists Fradkin concertmaster Laurent first flute Longy first oboe and Heim first trumpet performed under conductor Henri Rabaud yesterday at Symphony Hall. Program included Rimsky Korsakoff Antar Saint Saens Symphony in A minor Bach Violin Flute Oboe Trumpet Concerto Florent Schmitt Musiques de plein air and Chabrier Espana.
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Boston Symphony Orchestra
Messrs. Fradkin
Laurent
Longy
Heim
Henri Rabaud
Symphony Hall
Rimsky-Korsakoff
Antar
Florent Schmitt
Rimsky Korsakoff and Saint Saens in Colorful Orchestration
The review praises Rimsky Korsakoff's Sadko and Antar with vivid imagery, noting the sea fantasy and transformative orchestration. It contrasts with Saint Saens early symphony for its clarity and originality, and lauds Bach concert with modern scoring. The soloists and harpist Adams receive high commendation for exacting, musical execution.
Dance Out of Fashion Creates Grotesque Noise
The review condemns the primitive grotesque aspects of the performance by Mr. Schmitt and his modern orchestra. It criticizes young performers for producing such sounds, while praising Chabrier for witty, brilliant music with electric rhythms and Spanish dance flair.
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Spain
French General Henrys Sent to Aid Polish Chief PilSudski
Paris records that Major-General Henrys of the French army is dispatched to Poland as military aid to General Pil Sudski, chief of the Polish armed forces. Henrys previously led French troops in Morocco and at the front, and commanded during the Macedonian offensive last September. The move followed a council briefing by Carton de Wiart after his Warsaw visit.
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Henrys
Poland
Supreme War Council
Pilsudski
Morocco
Macedonia
M. Carton de Wiart
Warsaw
Blaze Destroys Block in New Brunswick Village
Fire in Petitcodiac New Brunswick destroyed a business block valued at 150000 dollars. Strong winds threatened nearby homes but Moncton and other units contained the blaze to one street. The Bank of Nova Scotia post office Hicks woodworking factory and several stores were damaged.
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Moncton
Bank of Nova Scotia
Hicks
Peptiron Promoted as Blood Builder and Nerve Tonic
The ad touts Peptiron as a strong blood builder and strengthener made from iron in digestible form with pepsin and gentian. It claims the larger bottle lasts a month and outperforms rival iron products, noting quick effects from the first dose and urging readers to buy two pills after meals for better blood and appetite.
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