Anarchistic Prof in Government Net Arrested in Nashville
Russell Scott a Vanderbuilt University French instructor was arrested by immigration authorities on a warrant charging he disbelieves in organized government favors violence against property and rejects US government. He is said to have prominent connections in England. Also notes a teaser about Spalding in The House of Whispers in next week’s Boston Post Sunday Magazine.
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Nashville
Tenn
Russell Scott
Vanderbilt University
United States
England
Spalding
William Johnston
Boston Post
Sir Horace Plunkett
Ireland
Michael O'Malley
Roslindale
Sir Horace
O'Malley
Roosevelt
New York
Boston
William B. Larkin
Niland
East Boston
Alkali in Soap Bad for the Hair
Soap and shampoos often contain excessive alkali which dries the scalp and makes hair brittle. Use diluted emulsified coconut oil as a mild cleanser. it creates rich lather, rinses easily, and leaves hair soft, silky, and easy to manage. A few ounces cheaply provides months of supply for the entire family.
Par mint remedy for catarrhal deafness and head noises
Relief advice for those with catarrhal deafness or head noise. Instructs to mix 1 ounce of double strength Par mint with a pint of hot water and a little sugar, then take one tablespoon four times daily. Claims quick relief from head noises, opens nostrils, eases breathing, and stops mucus in the throat.
Get Rid of That Persistent Cough
Stop that weakening cough or cold with Eckman's Alterative a tonic and upbuilder of 20 years' successful use. 80c and $1.50 b 4% ties. For sale at Liggett's Riker Jaynes Stores and other leading druggists or from Eckman Laboratory Philadelphia.
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Eckman
Liggett
Riker- Jaynes
Eckman Laboratory
Philadelphia
Repeal of ice cream tax gains wide political backing
Massachusetts lawmakers and civic groups rally behind abolishing the penny and five cent ice cream tax. Richard Olney of Dedham and John F. Fitzgerald pledge support through questionnaires. A mass meeting on the Common with 20 speakers, including Govornor and Mayor, is planned with petitions and widespread public petitions in grocery stores and theatres.
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Massachusetts
Richard Olney
Dedham
Civics and Political Records Club
Congress
John F. Fitzgerald
The
Parkman Bandstand
Fred A. Lindsay
Volunteers of America
Walter A. Buckley
Treasury Department
Rep Brennan Attacks League of Nations at Roslindale Meeting
Representative James Brennan of Charlestown denounces the League of Nations as a cunning English scheme during a Friends of Irish Freedom gathering in the Roslindale Municipal Building last night.
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League of Nations
James Brennan
Charlestown
Roslindale
Friends of Irish Freedom
Museum of Fine Arts Hosts Boston Teachers Reception
Trustees entertained Boston school teachers with a reception at the Museum of Fine Arts attended by over 2000 educators last night, marking a notable community engagement by the museum.
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Boston
Museum of Fine Arts
Museum
Entertainment for Bluejackets at Chelsea Hospital
The United States Marine Hospital in Chelsea hosted a War Camp Community Service event by request of the American Red Cross. It was the 27th in a series at Chelsea Naval Hospital adjacent to the Marine Hospital, presenting entertainment for the bluejackets yesterday afternoon.
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United States Marine Hospital
Chelsea
American Red Cross
Chelsea Naval Hospital
Dedham Youth To Go To Annapolis
Gordon J. Crosby the first Dedham youth named to the Naval Academy will depart for Annapolis around June 15 to begin his studies. He is the son of Mr and Mrs Herbert N Crosby of 67 Oakdale Avenue Dedham.
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Naval Academy
Dedham
Gordon J. Crosby
Herbert N. Crosby
Oakdale Avenue
Anapolis
Tapestry Room Reception At Fine Arts Museum
The building glowed with lights while the reception gathered leaders including Morris Gray of the Museum of Fine Arts, Cora Bigelow of the Boston Teachers' Club, Superintendent and Mrs. Frank V. Thompson, Judge Michael H. Sullivan, Frances Curtis of the Boston School Board, and Dr. Charles W. Parmenter with Mrs. Parmenter in the tapestry room decorated with valuable textiles.
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Morris Gray
The
Museum of Fine Arts
Cora Bigelow
Boston Teachers’ Club
Frank V. Thompson
Michael H. Sullivan
Frances Curtis
Boston School Board
Charles W. Parmenter
Mechanic Arts High School
Parmenter
Boston Teachers' Club Hosts Reception with 40 Ushers
Forty ushers, all volunteer school teachers, presented guests in light evening gowns as they introduced the teachers and guided them to a gallery where Symphony players performed. Twenty teachers from the Boston Teachers' Club served as hostesses at the reception. A social hour followed in picture galleries, with refreshments later served in the administration room on the street floor.
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Boston Teachers’ Club
Dinner to Sherburne Honoring Service in Overseas
Brigadier General John H. Sherburne of Brookline, artillery commander of the 26th Division, was feted at a dinner at the Hotel Brunswick. The event, hosted by the Legislature, featured speakers including Governor Coolidge, Mayor Peters, Joseph Ek Warner, Speaker Le Mellour, Lieutenant Governor Cox, and others. Alvin Bliss presided as host.
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John H. Sherburne
Brookline
Brunswick
Coolidge
Peters
Joseph Ek. Warner
House of Representatives
Cox
William H. McDonnell
House
Jean D. le Mellour
Fitz-Henry Smith
Martin Hayes
Alvin E. Bliss
HUB GIRLS ON FRENCH LINER
Two Boston women returning from war work aboard the Rochambeau recount their roles. Isabel Coolidge of 82 Marlboro Street served with the Association of French Women since 1918 and earned three decorations while stationed in Strassburg hospital. E. A. Sergeant, a New Republic staff writer, died when a German hand grenade exploded in a Northern France village. a French officer lost an arm and another woman was injured as Sergeant suffered ankle fractures.
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New York
Rochambeau
Havre
Boston
Isabel Coolidge
Marlboro Street
Charles A. Coolidge
Association of
Sergeant
Pershing Bids Men Farewell to Troops
General Pershing’s farewell message to the American Expeditionary Forces arrived at Northeastern Department headquarters. He commends their exemplary conduct and victories, urges return to peaceful pursuits, and asks them to carry high ideals home to honor fallen comrades. Faithfully, John J. Pershing, Commander-in-Chief.
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General Pershing
Department
John J. Pershing
General Orders 38 A Tribute to the 26th Division
Sufficient copies issued for every member of the 26th Division to receive the message from General Orders 38 A France. G H Q A E F salutes the citizen soldiers for their service in the world war and their vital roles in victory.
Daniels Praises Work of Soldiers at Fronts
Secretary Daniels declares the magnitude of the achievements and sublimity of courage shown by the American army after visiting battle fronts. He sent the letter to Secretary Baker detailing his impressions and the lasting effect of the victory.
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Washington
Daniels
Baker
Missing Pastor Found in Cambridge
Rev. Ernest M. Webber of the People's Mission Church disappeared May 9 and was found in Cambridge Mass. today. He was brought home to Central Falls Rhode Island and had evidently suffered a severe nervous strain.
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Central Falls
R. I
Ernest M. Webber
The
People’s Mission Church
Cambridge
Mass
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