Sermon Attacks Wilson as Conscience Trampled at Tremont Temple
The Rev Cortland Myers denounces President Wilson for wartime prohibition repeal policy before a 2600 strong Tremont Temple audience. He scorches Massachusetts Senators and Congressmen as demons in human form and pushes for strict divorce laws while urging love as the only true foundation for marriage and home.
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Wilson
Tremont Temple
Cortland Myers
D. D
Massachusetts
United States
Congress
Esther
Maine
Michigan
Vermont
Texas
Silent Prohibition Debate Echoes From The White House
A fragmentary voice writes that the President issues a message with a blacked out wartime prohibition section, accusing it of pandering to labor and party politics as he struggles to maintain self respect while facing restraint and opposition.
Ghostly Message in The House of Whispers
Spalding Nelson, hero of The House of Whispers, receives a ghostly message that scares yet fascinates him. The latest instalment appears in the Boston Sunday Post Magazine for the upcoming Sunday issue.
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Spalding Nelson
William Johnston
Boston Sunday Post
Tufts Men Remember Their Dead
The Rev. R. Perry Bush of Chelsea spoke yesterday denouncing conditions that breed anarchy and bolshevism. He said extremists deserve no sympathy and there is no place for the red flag of anarchism in America. He asserted the recently concluded war was the last where imperialism faced democracy.
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R. Perry Bush
Chelsea
America
Memorial Service for Tufts Men Who Died in the War
Tufts College honors fallen members with a memorial service at Goddard Chapel under Tufts Club of Boston auspices. Rev Bush praised all in uniform for helping democracy, as 857 stars appear on the service flag with 18 gold stars. Names read by Alfred Everett Haskell as taps echoed and the glee club sang outside.
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Tufts College
Tufts Club of
Boston
Goddard Chapel
Mr. Bush
Tufts
Alfred Everett Haskell
Glee Club
Charles C Abbey Dead
Charles C Abey, president of the Boston Arena Company, died today in Chicopee at age 66. He held large real estate and banking interests in Chicopee and Springfield.
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Chicopee
Charles C. Abbey
Boston Arena Company
Abbey
Springfield
Route of Circus Parade Through Boston Streets
The Sells Floto circus parade leaves Huntington avenue grounds at 10 30 this morning and travels along Huntington avenue to Massachusetts to Columbus to Eliot to Tremont to Park to Beacon to Charles to Boylston and back to grounds. Engagement for one week.
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Huntington Avenue
Massachusetts
Columbus
Eliot
Tremont
Park
Beacon
Charles
Boylston
Milford Man Shot While Displaying Revolver at Home
Enrico Pomponeo, 27, of 55 Lawrence Street, was shot in the right groin tonight while showing a revolver he believed was empty to a friend. The bullet was removed and doctors expect recovery.
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Milford
Enrico Pomponeo
Lawrence Street
Veterans march to Memorial Sunday service in Brookline
Eighteen Edward W. Kinsley Post No. 113 veterans led a procession into the Second Unitarian Society church in Brookline joined by ten American Legion of Allied Veterans members for Memorial Sunday. Rev. Thomas Van Ness preached on The New Vision urging unity and a League of Nations amid wartime fears, with Commander Oliver P. Ricker leading the vestry procession and church choir providing music.
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Edward W. Kinsley Post No. 113
Grand Army of the Republic
Church of the Second Unitarian Society
Brookline
American Legion of Allied Veterans
Thomas van Ness
America
The
Republic
Mr. van Ness
League of Nations
Great League
Oliver P. Ricker
FE. W. Kinsley Post
Second Unitarian Church
Kinsley Post
Coolidge Corner
Post
Borah Urges GOP Unity Against Peace League Covenant
Senator Borah of Idaho reiterated a call for the Republican party to treat the peace league question as a party issue and oppose the league covenant as a united front in a letter released from Washington.
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Washington
Borah
Idaho
Senator Borah cites party split over league covenant
A communication to D. E. Dunne of Wichita Kansas praises the Sedgwick Republican Club for denouncing the league covenant and cites Idaho Senator Borah arguing no party can live without taking a stand on national issues. He says Democrats have taken a position, making the league a party issue.
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D. E. Dunne
Wichita
Kansas
Sedgwick Republican Club
Idaho
Boston Transcript
Borah
Republican Party
Democrats
League
White House
Democratic Party
Swear Ex-Soldiers as Police in Toledo Labor Dispute
Mayor Schreiber deputized 600 discharged soldiers as special policemen to aid the police when Overland Automobile Co and three allied plants resume operations after a three week shutdown linked to a 15 000 person labor dispute. About 100 horses and as many motorcycles were provided. Men will wear khaki uniforms carry automatic pistols and wear police shields.
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Toledo
Schreiber
Regular
Overland Automobile Company
Allied
Dorchester Club to hear church charity officials
The Rev. M. J. Scanlan and T. L., director of the Catholic Charitable Bureau, will address Dorchester Community Club members. The club includes women from St. Paul’s parish guilds and societies. Rev. John J. Farrell and assistants will be present.
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M. J. Scanlan
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Catholic Charitable Bureau
Dorchester Community Club
St. Paul’s Parish
Dorchester
John J. Farrell
Frederick B. Allchin
Ww. A. Connor
Cotton Hosiery and Men’s Full Fashioned Stock Offer
Readable text notes a sale of women's black full fashioned hosiery not seam free with medium weight for spring and a large lot of men’s full fashioned seamless hosiery light weight silk lisle in black navy blue and cordovan. Per pair pricing appears and a Monday offer date implied with reinforcement in heel and toe.
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Lisle
Guimpel
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