Opening of American Forum in Faneuil Hall
Unqualified success marked the inaugural night at Faneuil Hall for the American Forum a new institution approved by the Governor and Mayor. Charles Franklin Jones directs the forum and Roger W Babson of Wellesley spoke on The Labor Problem with a lively audience Q&A following.
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American Forum
Charles Franklin Jones
The
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Ford Hall
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Carroll
Mr. Babson
Labor and race issues echo at public forum and meeting
A Boston forum features James Welden Johnson urging public opinion against racial injustice, while Babson and labor leaders debate worker capital relations. Johnson, Storey, Sherburne, Madden and others condemn unfair treatment of Negro workers and call for equal rights and lawful remedy.
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National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
Tremont Temple
Moorfield Storey
John HW. Sherburne
Martin B. Madden
Ely
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Red Cross
Storey
Johnson
Sherburne
Mr. Johnson
Endicott Johnson Firm Cited On Labor Viewpoint
George F. Johnson asserts company policy seeks other men's view and governing accordingly. William L. Chenery’s NYT published account notes a Socialist leader and a union business agent concede that trade unionism offers no advantages to Endicott Johnson workers.
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George SF. Johnson
Endicott-Johnson Shoe Company
George F. Johnson
William L. Chenery
New York Times
Eight Arrested in Roxbury Gambling Raid
Police raided 1967 Washinon Street led by Sergeant Kerrigan and arrested eight men. Officers reported securing cards and poker chips. Six men faced gambling on the Lord's Day charges while the other two were charged for being present where gaming occurred.
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Kerrigan
Washinon Street
The Cheerful Cherub
Sarena presents a lighthearted verse about spreading joy when life feels heavy and seeking refuge in a happier different place.
Roosevelt Letter Warned Russians Against Radicalism
An unpublished 1917 letter by Theodore Roosevelt to Count Tolstoi, released by Bernard Sandier, congratulates Tolstoi on Russia’s victory but warns Russians not to let their nation drift into radicalism. Roosevelt notes risk of turbulent social upheaval during Tolstoi’s visit.
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New York
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Count Tolstoi
Message to Count Tolstoi on Russia’s democratic movement
A letter from a fellow democrat urges moderation to prevent reaction after Russia’s revolution. It praises the program for liberty and equality, cautions against extremism and the red second revolution, and asks leaders to ensure lasting democratic benefits.
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Russia
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