Italy's Claims and France's Debt to Her
Italian reader argues for firmer U S stance on Italy’s postwar claims. He credits Italy with aiding Allied victory and defending Dalmatia and Fiume, condemns Wilson’s 14 points and France’s stance, and urges restitution of Nice Savoy Malta and Shantung fairness. He urges editor to inform public and support Italian objectives.
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Italy
France
United States
London
Venice
Wilson
Washington
Fiume
China
Shantung
Dalmatia
Nice
Savoy
Savoy, Which She Maliciously Snatched Away From Count Cavour
England
Malta
Germany
Japan
Korea
Ireland
The
Post
John Buono
Chelsea Street
East
Boston
Lieutenant Boyer Named Assistant at MIT
By order of the President Lieutenant James W. Boyer of Chelsea, former head field clerk of the 2th Division, was appointed assistant professor of military science and tactics at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology. A Chelsea High School graduate, he joined the regular army five years ago as a private and was later a field clerk. During the war he served with the 26th Division and earned a commission on Major-General Edwards’s recommendation.
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James W. Boyer
Chelsea
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Boyer
Chelsea High Scho
Regular Army
26Th Division
Edwards
Generation of Force Needed to Enforce Versailles Treaty
Walter Lippmann told 500 Unitarians at the Hotel Somerset that peace drawn at Versailles preserves European diplomacy’s traits and will require at least a generation of force to secure treaty execution. He called it a major societal schism while Rev. Frederic Kent noted America’s growing friendship with England and the hope for a league of nations led by common people for security.
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Versailles
America
Walter Lippmann
The
New Republic
Hotel Somerset
Frederic H. Kent
England
League of Nations
Lippmann Shapes Unitarian Debate On Peace Policy
The Unitarian gathering heard Mr Lippmann challenge isolationist dogma amid talks by Taft and others on the League of Nations. He warned of entangling America in European politics and stressed careful engagement based on a stable peace and freedom of decision. A separate session condemned separating wine and beer from prohibition enforcement and urged support for wartime laws with strong opposition to brewer and labor ties. The Rev C R Eliot was re-elected president as the group hailed the national emancipation of prohibition and called for continued civic education and public service.
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Lippmiann
New Republic
Washington
Paris
William H. Taft
League of Nations
Frederic H. Kent
Clarence E. Carr
Mr. Lippmann
America
Europe
Wilson
Congress
Unitarian Temperance Society
C.S. Poland
Massachusetts Anti-Saloon League
Brewers’ Association
Samuel Gompers
American Legion
Boston
Christian Science Monitor
United States
China
C. R. Eliot
Teachers to Use No Pressure in Union Talk
About 400 to 500 Boston elementary teachers gathered in Tremont Temple for a look before you leap meeting. Miss Cora Bigelow urged no coercion and defended unionization while Dr. Charles Parmenter warned it may not be right time. Both urged teachers to decide individually and to seek official stance of Boston authorities.
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Boston
Lorimer Hall
Tremont Temple
Cora Bigelow
Boston Teachers’ Club
Hub
Charles W. Parmenter
Mechanic Arts
Miss Bigelow
Dr. Parmenter
Local 66
American Federation of Labor
Organized Labor
American Federation of Teachers
Washington
New York City
Labor
Teachers’ Union
Parmenter
Teachers’ Advisory Council
Two Largest Ships to Arrive in New York Tomorrow
The Leviathan and Imperator, the world’s two largest passenger liners totaling 106,499 gross tons, will dock in New York within an hour of each other tomorrow. Officials say 15,148 American troops are aboard the ships, formerly German flag vessels.
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New York
Leviathan
Imperator
Navy
Irish Victory Fund Receives 250 Dollar Subscriptions
Subscriptions totaling 250 dollars were announced yesterday, boosting the Irish Victory Fund to 3426.75 dollars. Donors include Friends of Irish Freedom at Saint Patrick's Church in South Groveland and Saint Mary's Church in Georgetown, with pastor Reverend P. J. Duncan listed among contributors.
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Irish Victory Fund
Friends of Irish Freedom
St. Patricks's Church
South Groveland
St. Mary’s Church
Georgetown
P. J. Duncan
P. J. Long
Sarsfield
Charlestown
Brookline Parish entertains soldiers at wartime reception
The Brookline parish of St. Mary's Church of the Ascension held a reception and banquet at Brookline Town Hall for 475 soldiers and sailors from the parish. Miss Margaret Murphy chaired the event with Walter Cusick as toastmaster. Speakers included Rev B. O Kane, Rev T. Frawley, Captain John Comerford, Judge Henry Ware, Red Cross nurse Elizabeth Walsh, Commander A. Wright, and Rev Philip Nordell.
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St. Mary's Church of the Ascension
Brookline Town Hall
Margaret RB. Murphy
Society
Walter J. Cusick
O’kane
Thomas J. Frawley
John T. Comerford
Henry Ware
Elizabeth Walsh
Red Cross
A. W. Wright
C. L. Chandler Post
Philip Nordell
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Frederich Kent
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Dan
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Grosser Knitting Machine Company
Francis P. Garvan
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Bureau of Sales
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