International Chamber of Commerce to establish arbitration court
The International Chamber of Commerce announced a new independent arbitration court for settling commercial disputes. HQ will be in Paris to resolve cross border cases promptly and equitably. The American group is led by Owen D. Young and includes leaders from GE, banking, and major firms.
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Washington
International Chamber of Commerce
Paris
Owen D. Young
General Electric Company
Newton D. Baker
Chamber of Commerce At
Cleveland
Irving T. Bush
Bush Terminal Company of
New York
R. Goodwyn Rhett
Peoples’ National Bank
Charleston
S. C
Henry M. Robinson
First National Bank of Los Angeles
Fredrick S. Snyder
Chamber of Commerce of
Boston
Thomas E. Wilson
Wilson & Co. of
Chicago
Edgar Carolan
International General Electric
Dr Samuel Eliot Preaches at Lexington Unitarian Church
Dr Samuel A. Eliot, president of the American Unitarian Association, occupied the pulpit at Lexington First Parish Unitarian Church yesterday forenoon.
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Samuel A. Eliot
American Unitarian Association
Lexington First Parish Unitarian
Clerks Endorse Lodge At Massachusetts Convention
The Massachusetts Federation of Post Office Clerks endorsed Senator Lodge praising his postal worker friendly actions including military service credit and early closing concessions. National Secretary Flaherty urged votes for Lodge and for Congressmen Tague and Dallinger. Officers were elected and a closing banquet followed.
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Massachusetts Federation of Post Office Clerks
Senator Lodge
Faneuil Hall
The
Federation
Thomas F. Flaherty
California
Flaherty
Massachusetts
Committee On Postal Appropriations
Mr. Flaherty
Peter F. Tague
Frederick W. Dallinger
Congress
Henry A. Harrison
Fall River
George A. Lennon
Haverhill
F. A. Winnicombe
Springfield
John Finnerty
Lowell
John A. Kelley
Boston
National
Washington
James H. Smith
Connecticut
Tague
Dallinges
Brunswick Hotel
Longuet at Old South Forum
Jean Longuet, grandson of Karl Marx and French Socialist, spoke at the Old South Meeting House Forum yesterday. He praised the League of Nations as a hopeful step toward international government and criticized national patriotism that harms others, noting France’s devastated regions and the army of 100,000 on the left bank of the Rhine.
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Jean Longuet
Karl Marx
Old South
League of Nations
France
Rhine
Socialist plan of settlement after war blamed for misery
M. Longuet described portions of his country where three fourths live in miserable huts suffering from cold in winter and heat in summer. He noted rare magnificent new buildings as homes of profiteers and argued the outcome could have been avoided if Socialist postwar settlement plans had been adopted.
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M. Longuet
First Guest Day Held at Hecht Neighborhood House
The first of a series of guest days was held yesterday at Hecht Neighborhood House 22 Bowdoin Street from 3 to 5 p m. It attracted many young attendees and showed strong interest. Miss Golde Bamber of Brookline represented the Board of Trustees, chaired by Mrs. Sally Hecht Ehrlich, daughter of the founders.
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Hecht
Bowdoin Street
Golde Bamber
Brookline
Sally Hecht Ehrlich
Jacob Hecht
New Head Chosen for Hebrew Aid Society
Isaac Helier, longtime head of the Hebrew Sheltering and Immigrant Aid Society of America, declined re election at a meeting at the Crawford Street synagogue in Roxbury. Harris Poown was elected president. Other officers elected include Samuel Kabatzanick as vice president and Abraham E Burmon as treasurer.
Fire destroys Clover Hill Farm barn in Lunenburg
A dawn blaze at Clover Hill Farm in Lunenburg, owned by W. L. Fish & Son, caused about $20 000 in damage. Seven tons of hay and farm machinery were lost. seventy cows and five horses were saved by firefighters from Fitchburg Leominster and Lunenburg.
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Fitchburg
Clover Hill Farm
Lunenberg
W. L. Fish & Son
Leominster
Lunenburg
Churches Rally Behind Motion Picture Referendum in Boston
Protestant churches across Greater Boston pressed for a yes vote in the motion picture referendum. Federation of Churches pastors urged parishioners to support censorship while Catholic leaders remained largely silent on the political stance.
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Greater
Boston
Federation of Churches
Finan Weds Flagg in Concord Nuptials
Miss Catherine Mary Finan daughter of Mr and Mrs James E Finan of 43 Belknap street Concord married Frederick Eugene Flagg son of Mrs Frederick M Flagg of 3 Groton street Ayer Junction at 4 o clock this afternoon.
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Concord
Catherine Mary Finan
James E. Finan
Belknap Street
Frederick Eugene Flagg
Frederick M. Flagg
Groton Street
Ayer Junction
Arlington Special Town Meeting Adjourned For Wednesday
The adjourned session of the Arlington special town meeting will convene Wednesday at 8 p m in Robbins Memorial Town Hall Arlington Centre to act on remaining warrant articles, with focus on the proposed new building laws.
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Arlington
Robbins Memorial Town Hall
Arlington Centre
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Henry Kitchell Webster
Boston Sunday Post
POLO
Liggett & Myers Tobacco Co
Commercial Arbitration Board
DR. Eliot
Home Service
Roxbury
Allerton St
Longuet
OLD South Forum
Hecht House
Flagg
Finan
Jordan Marsh Company
New England
Paisley Crepes
Canton
Arlington Town Meeting
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