Labor Leaders Rally Against Bolshevik Recognition
The speaker denounces Bolshevik power and warns that American recognition would threaten civilization. He claims millions fund Bolshevik propaganda in the U.S. and accuses bankers and editors of aiding the cause, urging adherence to a policy of no recognition without free elections and press.
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Serted
Lenine
Gompers
England
United States
America
Russia
Germany
Hughes
L Special Officer Dies in Subway Station
Harry W. Eaton age 65 of 24 Everett Street Allston longtime special officer of the Boston Elevated died at his post in the Winter Street subway yesterday afternoon. He fell ill suddenly and was dead when an ambulance arrived. Eaton had served with the rapid transit department since the elevated line began and was stationed at Park Street before being moved to Winter Street with the Washington Street tunnel opening.
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Harry W. Eaton
Everett Street
Allston
Boston Elevated
Winter Street
Mr. Eaton
Rapid Transit Department
Park Street
Washington Street Tunnel
Old and Young in Boston Herald Edges of Growth
Poetic meditation on Boston’s past and future growth. It contrasts aged settlers with youth while praising commerce, harbor activity, and rapid development. The speaker envisions a reborn city, doubled in grandeur, built by the energetic populace and collective effort.
Fires Sweep Through New England Timberlands Across Several States
Widespread brush and forest fires stretched across Massachusetts New Hampshire Rhode Island and Connecticut with hundreds of acres burned. Andover Salem Concord Manchester and Springfield reported large blazes as crews fought wind driven flames and many alarms sounded. Volunteers scouts and state fire wardens joined efforts to control ongoing fires threatening crops and reserves.
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Masachusetts
Andover
Boston
Duxbury
Plymouth
Kingston
Seekonk
Rhode Island
Massachusetts
Harmony
Waterman Reservoir
New Hampshire
Warren F. Hale
Concord
Capital City
Concord Fair Grounds
Lightning Hill
Boscawen
N. H
Stetson
Lowell Road
Nashua
Flat Rock
Claremont
Frank Whitcomb
Mary Wheeler
Mass
Frank Garland
Ayer Road
Lexington
Summer Street
North
Lowell Street
Arcadia Avenue
East Lexington
Oakland Street
Wrelrose
E. H. Jeffries
Auburn Street
Dorothy Holden
Ferdinand Street
Springfield
Lide
Connecticut
Boy Scoute
Wilbraham
R. W. Day
United Electric Light Company of
Griffith Welcome Tour Through Midlands Ireland
Arthur Griffith president of Dail Eireann travels to Clare with Milroy and Robbins, greeted at Mullingar Moate and Athlone by guards of honor and troops. Crowds gather at stations as he bars speeches, promising a pronouncement before elections clarifying treaty and republican differences.
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Griffith
Clare
Belfast
Arthur Griffith
Dail Eireann
Milroy
Robbins
Mullingar
Moate
West Meath
McKeown
Athlone
Adamson
Dail
Kid Scott Refuses Pants At Roslindale School
Alec Stotts kid brother returns from Scotland in petticoats and vows to wear them to Longfellow school in Roslindale this morning. He proclaims he has no room for knees in American trousies and is prepared to take on Boston boydom.
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Alec Stott
Scotland
Longfellow School
Roslindale
Boston Boydom
Willie Stott Jr Defends Kilts Over American Knickers
In Roslindale, eight year old Willie Stott Jr resists wearing kilts as his school peers doubt and tease. He explains that kilts keep drafts off his tummy and suit his sturdy knees while remaining faithful to his own clothes. The dispute dramatizes local attitudes as Willie plans to wear kilts at school.
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Roslindale
Stott
Walter Street
Willie Stott, Jr
Highlands
Willie
Boston
Sissig
Public Admission Proposed for Fourth Degree Installations
Ed ward F. McSweeney proposed opening all future Fourth Degree Knights of Columbus installations to the public at the Hotel Somerset banquet. He argued transparency would teach the public the order’s values and patriotic allegiance. The event drew hundreds from across Massachusetts as 175 men were admitted to the Fourth Degree.
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Knights of Columbus
Somerset
Edward F. McSweeney
K. of C. Historical Commission
McSweeney
United States
Knights of Columbus History Movement
Massachusetts
Fourth Degree
Police brace for May Day demonstrations in Roxbury
Police expect quiet May Day after Roxbury riots three years ago. Authorities have full force on duty with days off cancelled. Riot guns and machine pistols distributed to stations, flying auto squadron ready, halls of radicals watched, plainclothes officers on duty citywide.
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Roxbury
Dayton doctor kills son after acquittal in Gardenhire case
Dr. W P Allen of Dayton Tennessee who was acquitted last December of murdering Butch C Gardenhire killed his nine year old son W P Allen Jr and tried to kill his wife then killed himself in Chattanooga Tennessee.
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Chattanooga
Tenn
W. P.,allen
Dayton
Butch C. Gardenhire
Tennessee
W. P. Allen, Jr
Mrs. Marie Boudreau of Marlboro Dies at Mission Service
Mrs. Marie Boudreau, mother-in-law of Mayor Simoneau, died suddenly this afternoon at St. Mary’s church during a mission service. She was 61 or 62, in apparently good health earlier. Death attributed to heart trouble.
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Marie Boudreau
Marlboro
Simoneau
St. Mary's Church
Transylvania Mine Disaster Kills Over 100
A Lupeni District, Transylvania mining explosion today killed upwards of 100 people. AP reports 50 bodies were carbonized and others blown to pieces.
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Transylvania
Bucharest
Romania
Associated Press
Lupeni
Body of Drowned Girl Recovered Near Housatonic River
The body of 7-year-old Madeline Carels, daughter of Mr and Mrs Theodore Carels, who drowned with her sister Susan 11, when a riverbank gave way near the gas house on March 28, was found three quarters of a mile south of the drowning site by George Waine in Pittsfield Massachusetts on April in the east branch of the Housatonic River.
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Pittsfield
Madeline Carels
Theodore Carels
Susan
Housatonic River
George Waine
Talks on Test for Diphtheria in Massachusetts
Dr. Philip Castleman urges mandatory Schick tests and toxin-antitoxin immunization for all children in Massachusetts. He cites U S diphtheria declines since vaccination, criticizes medical liberty opponents, and notes 591 Massachusetts deaths last year among 8000 U S cases.
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Massachusetts
Schick
Philip Castleman
Harvard Medical School
United States
Castleman
Dr. Castleman
Steer Loose in Brighton Causes Chaos and Fatal Pursuit
A large steer broke free from a Brighton abattoir stockyard and charged through streets. It collided with several cars and killed an unidentified man after police fired 20 shots. A second pedestrian was knocked down but not seriously hurt and fled.
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Brighton
Milk Bottle Fight Leaves Man Injured in Apartment
Louis Schisberg, 33, of 74 Revere Street, was taken to Haymarket Relief Hospital after a fight in his apartment left him with a battered nose and head. Police say two other men were involved and arrested. Schisberg will identify them today.
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Louis Schipsberg
Revere Street
Haymarket Relief Hospital
Schiesberg
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