N E Mill Men Are Bunglers
William H. Lough president of the New England Trade Press Association told a dinner audience at the Hotel Avery that South American and European merchants view New England manufacturers as bunglers. He urged immediate action to correct the impression and asked trade papers to help retain South American business won during wartime conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William H. Lough
New England Trade Press Association
Avery
New England
New England Urged to Expand Foreign Trade and Shipping
The speaker warns New England must grow its foreign markets and shipping to match global rivals. He notes manufacturing dominance wanes as the Central West and South rise, urging closer, more profitable ties with foreign buyers and highlighting U S exports already reaching worldwide markets.
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New England
Atlantic Seaboard
United States
Central West
South
England
Germany
Clergy reshuffles announced for Roxbury and surrounding churches
Cardinal O'Connell orders priest appointments effective Monday November 13. Dennis J. Sullivan moves from St. Mary of the Angels Roxbury to St. Patrick's Roxbury. Rev C A Vinnigan shifts to St Mary of the Angels. Rev Daniel F Whalen becomes administrator of Groton Sacred Heart. Rev Stephen J Chamberlain moves to St Johns Roxbury. Rev James H Courtney to St Patrick South Lawrence. Rev William F Cahill moves to Archbishop Williams Farm Framingham. Rev James F McNiff named chaplain at Marycliff Academy Arlington Heights.
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Cardinal O'Connell
Dennis J. Sullivan
St. Mary of the Angels
Roxbury
St. Patrick's Church
Dudley Street
Joseph H. Gallagher
C. A. Vinnigan
Church of the Sacred Heart
Groton
Daniel F. Whalen
St. John’s Church
Stephen J. Chamberlain
South Lawrence
St. John's Church
James H. Courtney
St. Joseph's Church
West End
William F. Cahill
Marycliff Academy
Arlington Heights
Divers Repair Wrecked Clyde Line Chippewa Near Cape Cod Canal
Deep sea divers work tonight to seal a gaping hole in the after part of the Clyde line steamer Chippewa after she struck a reef near the Cape Cod Canal. The Jacksonville and Charleston bound ship, carrying freight, remains afloat but partly flooded with water in engine rooms and compartments. The stern rested on a rock and at low tide was out of the water, with reports of it being aground aft on a ledge.
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Buzzards Bay
Clyde Line
Cape Cod Canal
Boston
Jacksonville
Fla
Charleston
Canal
No Passengers Aboard Ship After Reefing Incident
The Henry M. Whitney bound for Boston ran aground on a reef while carrying vegetables pine cotton and oranges. Captain Maguire and crew were reportedly safe with pilot transfer from Buzzards Bay prior to the Chippewa passing. Captain Joy of the Cape Cod Canal station described the maneuvering and safe outcome.
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Maguire
B. W. Joy
Cape Cod Canal
Joy
Post
Henry M. Whitney
Metropolitan Line
Boston
Buzzardsay
Scott's Emulsion Endorsed by Physicians for Cod Liver Oil
Advertisement explains Pure Food and Drug Laws target mislabeling of cod liver products. It warns that cod liver extracts lack oil and are highly alcoholic, while Scott's Emulsion uses real Norwegian cod liver oil blended with glycerine and hypophosphites. Endorsed by physicians and backed by Scott & Bowne of Bloomfield, New Jersey.
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Scott’s
Scott & Bowne
Bloomfield
N. J
Chippewa Runs Aground Near Cape Cod Canal In Repair
Divers worked this afternoon to repair the Chippewa which struck a ledge near the Cape Cod Canal. The vessel, net tonnage 2150 and gross 2696 tons, is said to be fully insured and not in danger of breaking up before removal from its rocky location. Captain Joy questions the canal entrance chart used during maneuvers.
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Cape Cod Canal Station
Post
Joy
Five Men Convicted in Roxbury Fire Set Case
Five men convicted for setting a blaze at 237 239 Dudley Street Roxbury on February 15 were sentenced by Judge Sisk in Suffolk Superior Criminal Court to not less than seven years and not more than years in state prison. Names include Jacob Loventhal Isador Leven thal Simon Levine Samuel Lishner and Jacob Smaller. Levine and Lishner charged as accessories before and after the fact. Sentences stayed pending hearing on exceptions.
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Dudley Street
Roxbury
Sisk
Suffolk Superior Criminal Court
Jacob
Isador L2venthal
Simon Levine
Samuel Lishner
Jacob Smaller
Levine
Lishner
Nine New Plague Cases Reported In Boston Area
The State Health Department records nine new infantile paralysis cases, with two in Boston. Reports to the local health commissioner name Alfred Capone of 186 Endicott Street and Dorothy Sloan of 39 Radford Lane among the new cases.
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State Health Department
Boston
Alfred Capone
Endicott Street
Dorothy Sloan
Radford Lane
Balance of Power in Congress Standoff Narrowed
New York Nov 10 With returns incomplete only one district unreported Republicans and Democrats each hold 215 representatives. New Mexico vote remains in doubt and could decide which party leads by one. The incumbent from New Mexico is Republican.
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New York
United States
New Mexico
Four men to decide House balance of power and speaker
The next House balance rests with four leaders a Progressive from Louisiana an Independent from Massachusetts Alvan T Fuller a Progressive from Minnesota and a Socialist from New York Their votes could determine the speaker and fall of party line legislation Democrats hope for a potential victory in New Jersey where Thomas J Scully may have beat Robert Carton by a narrow margin in the Third District and secure an at large seat for New Mexico
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Louisiana
Massachusetts
Alvan T. Fuller
Minnesota
New York
New Mexico
Thomas J. Scully
New Jersey
Scully
Robert Carton
Press Letter Questions Wilson on Dodging Race Lines
To the Editor the writer expresses concern over Wilson dodging race line questions, calling the behavior extraordinary and unfortunate in a public discourse context. The letter urges clarity and accountability from Wilson.
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Wilson
Post
Wilson must end race discrimination in federal policy
W M Trotter argues in the Guardian from Boston on November 10 that the United States under President Wilson continues federal race discrimination harming citizens of color. He urges the administration to abandon segregation and prejudice and urges national unity without racial bias.
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United States of America
Woodrow Wilson
Wilson
W. Monroe Trotter
the Guardian
Boston
Mayor calls hearing on Park Square real estate proposal
Mayor Curley directs the Board of Street Commissioners to set a hearing date on the Park Square Real Estate Trust plan to improve the district between Park Square and Dartmouth Street. The banquet discussion noted city transfer of $400,000 worth of property at no cost, though he remains noncommittal.
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Curley
Board of Street Commissioners
Park Square
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Roxbury Church
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