Democrats Open 1920 Campaign In Chicago
Homer S. Cummings chairman of the Democratic national committee outlined an aggressive 1920 campaign from Chicago. He labeled the Republican party as backward and praised the peace treaty and League covenant as the greatest document of liberty, signaling a sharp anti Republican push.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Republican Party
Homer S. Cummings
Democratic National Committee
Democratic Party
West
Percy V. Pennybacker
Texas
Democratic Congress
Congress
Peace treaty core in campaign talks and Wilson term debate
Party leaders welcomed making the peace treaty and the League covenant the issue in the next campaign. They predicted victory if Wilson declares stance on a third term and stressed party efficiency and continued support from women. The Democrats tout progress, call for ratification, and plan future meetings in January 1920 in San Francisco.
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Wilson
Paris
United States Senate
J. Bruce Kremer
Montana
W.l.douglas
W.L. Douglas
San Francisco
New York
W. L. Douglas
America
Brockton
Mass
Thirty four June brides filed marriage intentions
Thirty four marriage intentions were filed yesterday at City Hall listing pairs including Solomon Spindal and Sadie Sofer both widowed, Edward W. Kelly and Marjorie A. Irish, Samuel D. Leavitt and Sadie Aronson, plus many other couples with ages, occupations, and addresses. The long list covers buyers, clerks, chauffeurs, salesmen, seamstresses, and other trades across Roxbury, Charlestown, Dorchester, and Jamaica Plain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City Hall
Solomon Spindal
Oswego St
Sadie Sofer
Shawmut Ave
Edward W. Kelly
Massachusetts Ave
Marjorie A. Irish
Hemenway St
Samuel D. Leavitt
Auburn St
Sadie Aronson
Evelyn St
Mattapan
Timothy J. Garvin
Austin St
Charlestown
Dorothy W. Desmond
George
Fernboro St
Roxbury
Martin P. Sharkey
Hayden Terrace
Delia M. Feeley
Walnut Ave
Russell Tweed
Lonederg St
Dorchester
Mattie £. Hagar
West St
Randolph
William F. Cummings
Albany St
Marion Falvey
Trygve A. Miller
Walnut St
Florence H. Fallon
Rockland St
Samuel Davidson
Bryant St
Malden
Ida Weiss
Spring St
Nathan Madfiss
Brighton St
Rose Berlin
Weistmaker
Poplar St
Philip Smith
Wall St
Celia Femkin
Vestmaker
Henry J. Lane
U. G.C. Bie
Byron St
Boston
Sadie B. Macquarrie
Westland Ave
Abraham B. Levine
Dewey St
Rose Lieberman
Michael F. Hannon
Hillside St
Anna M.keefe
Broadway
Somerville
Michael J. Glavin
Barnett St
Ellen F. Powers
Bunker Hill St
Michael A. McKeigue
Medford St
Margaret A. Whelan
Rawin St
Henry B. Dever
Paris St
Helen B. O'Keefe
Gandy Packer
Prescott St
Harold W. Castner
Portland
Marion
Castner
Audubon Rd
Bolster
William EB. Dolan
Washington St
Forest Hillis
Gertrude T. Donahue
Carolina Ave
Jamaica Plain
Louis Helfenbaum
Irving St
Sadie Parker
Main St
Gloucester
Hyman Wolpert
Wholesale
Harold St
Eva Pond
John Noel
Foreman
Rosemary St
Amaica Plain
Ethel M. Johnson
Peer Rd
Megher
Shawut Ave
Ary
Vwianagan
Crowd
Carpenter
Ruth B. Krebs
Somenea
Voreed
Abraham Furst
Munroe St
Etta Balby
Harrishof St
Edward Moran
Waiter
Oak St
Griffith Season at Colonial introduces repertory film
Edward H. Crosby reports the Colonial Theatre launches a repertory season with David W. Griffith presenting Broken Blossoms. The program promises future photoplays and novelties, continuing Griffiths tradition of epic and patriotic cinema with narrative drama and social contrasts.
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Colonial Theatre
David W. Griffith
Griffith
Middlesex nine clinches 13th win of season in 4-1 victory
Middlesex School of Concord defeated Concord High 4 to 1 in a Hetless game. Rogers led with a double and triple, J Clark added two singles and three stolen bases, while Jenks held Concord to four hits. Middlesex scored one run in the seventh and three in the sixth. Concord's lone run came in the fourth.
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Middlesex School
Concord
Concord High
Jenks
Atwater
Middlesex
Duggan
Rogers
J. Clark
Jo Mullaney
Sve Degg
Midalogre As
Cescovccccecasas Resese
Oncord
Eeeeeere Suxctechemc
J . Atwat Larrabee
Pene and Hopkins
School Baseball Schedule Mixes City and Suburban Games
City matchups headline the slate with Boston Latin facing High School of Commerce at Rowan Park in Dorchester and East Boston meeting North Brighton at Reveround Park. Hyde Park plays West Roxbury at Stony Brook while South Boston meets Melrose at Melrose.
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Tore ¥. Conley
Oak St
Martin Grealish
San Francisco
Cal
Mary Catt
Neil Maclear
B. MacPhee
Wyoming St
Roxby
Meek
Dorchester
Miriam
Dracut St
Eardhtatee
Geo. M. Saunders
South Boston
Hetty McDougall
King St
Hyman Sulkin
Merchan
North Rucent St
Jeanette Wood
Harrish
Roxbury
Wlake Jackson
Walter
Chan*dier
Lena T. Gavin
Usher
Divo
Centre St
Boston Latin
High School of Commerce
Rowan Park
Dorcheser
Hyde Park
Stony Brook
Sheservation
Hydeark
Brighton Hills
East Boston
Brighto Reveround
Charlestown
Sullivan Square
Melrose High
Watertown
Melrose
College Baseball Scores Reported In Patchy OCR Text
Incomplete score notations show Savy it 9 Berkeley Hall 5 and Golgate 9 Hamilton 2 with garbled names and missing dates. Readable lines indicate a 9 to 5 result for Berkeley Hall over Savy it and a 9 to 2 win for Golgate over Hamilton amid unclear team spellings.
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Berkeley Hall
Golgate
Hamilton
Three Hennigans Enter for Arsenal Meet
James and Tom Hennigan of Dorchester and Tom Hennigan of Malden are among 26 runners entered in the five mile open handicap at the Watertown Arsenal A A meet to be held at the Riverside recreation grounds on the holiday. Other entrants include McIver Samp son Doherty O Neil Flemming Green Quimby Daly Hubbard McGilivary Curtin Fleming Ryan Tuomikoski Williams Mills Starr Brygelson Dopkeen.
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Hennigans
Arsenal
James
Tom
Dorchester
Malden
Watertown Arsenal A. A
Riverside
James Hennigan
Thomas Hennigan
John McIver
James Sampson
Thomas Henigan
Martin J. Silver
Albert P. Burke
W. Hoerner
John L. Doherty
Joseph Doherty
A. H. O'Neil
G. T. Flemming
A. C. Green
F. Quimby
M. J. Daly
Charles R. Hubbard
Collin McGilivary
J. Curtin
William F. Fleming
Edward W. Ryan
John Tuomikoski
Ralph Williams
A. Ernest Mills
James Starr
H. Brygelson
Harold Dopkeen
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Joseph P. Tumulty
A. Mitchell Palmer
United States
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Navy
Tumulty
Cummings
William H. Taft
League of Nations
Thomas Burke
England
Burrows
Chinaman
Battling Burrows
Mr. Griffith
Louis F. Gottschalk
Lillian Gish
Richard Barthelmess
Donald Crisp
Edward Peil
Norman Selby
George Beranger
Colonial
Edward H. Crosby
W.l.douglas Shoes
Ouiasa
W.l.aguglas
Dover
le Douglas
Washington Street
Essex St
Hanover St
Carly
A L. Douglas Shoe Co
Spark
ORES
Freee St
Court Street
Oward Street
Nes of
WW. L. Douglas
Ed Shubert
ILBUR
Messrs
Lee
Shubert Nanag
Frank Cushman
Evening Record
Tremont Street
Lillian Walker
Bray
Lardons
Montrose & Allen
Sully & Fisher
Jack Daily
Richards and Stewart —Pathe
Exeter
Pauline Frederick Harold Lockwood
Copley Square
FBI
Bowdoin
Salome
Theda Baba
Dorothy Dalton
Herbert Rawlinson
Vivian Martin In
Lila Lee
Elsie Ferguson
Harry Rogers
Harry Leey
Mot Oder
Ern
Rex Beach
Dorothy Gish
Fen Atraat An
CS Agi
Crimson Gardenia
Alice Joyce
Taylor Holmes
Nilsson OF
The
David Wark Griffith
George M. Cohan Theatre
Estras
Percival Knight Noa
Denman Maley
Beach
Edna Goodrich
Frank Orth
Ann Cody
Joe Towle
Mignon
Will J. Ward
Frank Burt
Myrtle
Lou Holtz
Shubert
Mtoert
Little Building
Ohm Coats Musical
Sas Mats
H & Sat
Copley
Henry Jewett
Bernard Shaw
Filene’s
Jordan
Niobe
Tremont St
Filene
Loew's
Los Mats
Douglas Fairbanks
Enid Bennett
Hart
Money Corral
Mary Maclaren
Amazing Wife
Martel
Wallace Reid
Esa Tae
Florence Rockwell
Iunpardehi Ee
Majestic Theatre
Boston Tan Eves
Ike
Soa Wee & Ee
Opera House
Little Bidg
Jolson
Sinbad
Winter Garden
TellAlint Bane
Harold Bell Wright
Paragon Park
Acme Ues
TRAND
Huntington Ave
Charles A. Winchester
Revere Beach
Braves Field
Braves
Phillies
Yickets
Wright & Ditson
Agha Ccs
Nantasket
Metropolitan Park Reservation
Rowe’s Wharf
Frederic L. Lane
L Mer
Atlantic Ocean
Pemberton M
Tel
Hull
A. Dodge
New England Airplant Co
Curtiss Aircraft
Banjo Harmony Boys
Pemberton
Huntington Ave. Circus
Eg TA Ama Cain Barning Bailey
Elephant
Hallet & Davis Piano Co
Boylston St
Sar Ave
Raymond J. Galvin
Allies
MacLean Highlanders
Tae Lick Park
Danoeing
Huntington Avenue
Inc
Hallet & Davis
Boylston
Dansant Nautical
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