New Era Dawns For World Says Ambassador Harvey
London reports Ambassador George Harvey at Armistice Night urging mutual tolerance and confidence as essentials of a new era. He predicted the English speaking race will enter a harmonious relationship through cooperation, tying to the Washington Conference and Curzon’s call for openness and sincerity.
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London
Nevs
United News
Washington
George Harvey
Harvey
Fiarvéy
Lord Curzon
East Boston Citizen Richard C Kirby Seriously Injured In Wreck
Richard C Kirby a noted East Boston resident was seriously injured yesterday when his car with his son collided with another vehicle at Pauline and Pleasant streets Winthrop The car overturned pinning him beneath neighbors including Edgar Power freed him Both Kirby and his son Morris were taken to Metcalf Hospital Morris escaped with minor injuries Richard suffered possible internal injuries He was later taken to his home 15 Bennington Street East Boston The second car was driven by William C Sheldrick of 88 Bowdoin Street.
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Richard C. Kirby
East Boston
Pauline
Pleasant Streets
Winthrop
Kirby
Edgar Power
Lowell Road
Morris
Metcalf Hospital
Bennington Street
East
Boston
William C. Sheldrick
Bowdoin Street
Pilsudski Stands Firm in Resigning Over Vilna Plan
Warsaw Nov 11 General Joseph Pilsudski President of Poland remains determined to resign the presidency unless Vilna is incorporated into a middle Lithuanian state. The decision centers on the Vilna issue and Polish bid for influence in the region.
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Warsaw
Preas
Joseph Pilsudski
Poland
Vilna
Ulster rejects government Irish settlement plan
The Ulster cabinet today rejected the governments plan for a settlement of the Irish question, saying it contained fundamental principles impossible to attain under existing conditions. Ulster ministers, however, are proposing counter measures.
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London
Associated Press
Ulster Cabinet Rejects Formal Talks With Imperial Government
Northern Ireland cabinet signals counter proposals before a planned meeting with His Majesty's Government. Ulster objects seek to preserve Ulster representation in the imperial parliament and avoid a Sinn Fein majority on a central all Ireland council. Sinn Fein delegates demand strong justification for joint talks with Ulster and government representatives.
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Ulster
Sinn Fein
Central Council
All Ireland
Sinn Fenners
Ireland
Sinn Fettir
Boy Struck by Auto Injuries in Quincy Collision
Six year old Joseph Reardon of 161 Washington street Quincy is in Quincy Hospital with a fractured leg and concussion after an automobile driven by Miss Sue Bishop of 63 James street Quincy struck him on Washington street yesterday.
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Joseph Reardon
Patrick Reardon
Washington Street
Quincy
Quincy Hospital
Sue Bishop
James Street
14,000 Veterans Expected in Parade for Marshal Foch
Thousands of veterans crowded into the streets as the committee announced at least 14,000 veterans will march Monday afternoon in honor of Marshal Foch. At least 14,000 are expected to participate in the big parade.
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Marshal Foch
Parades and Preparations for Marshal Foch in Boston
Western Massachusetts Legion posts plan transporting members to Boston with bands for the parade while 400 G A R veterans are expected to march. Decorators work on State House and City Hall as officials prepare an arch over the elevated Dewey Square approach for Marshal Foch on Monday.
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American Legion
Massachusetts
Fall River
Lowell
Lawrence
Haverhill
Boston
State House
City Hall
Dewey Square
Marshal Foch
Summer Street
Winter Street
Tremont Street
Park Street
State Legion
James T. Duane
Vincent Breen
101St Infantry
Duane
Leo A. Spillane
Revere Honors War Heroes with Street Names and Memorial
Armistice Day observances in Revere included naming three squares and two streets after soldiers who sacrificed in France. The event began at Julia Ward Howe School with Douglass Cummings Square, then Wilson Square Louis Fitzhenry Square, Weston Street Frank Dunn Road, John Pesa Square, and Marshal Street in North Revere. City officials and veterans attended the dedication of the new memorial building on Winthrop Avenue followed by refreshments and exercises.
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Revere
France
Winthrop Avenue
Wilson Square
Louis Fitzhenry
Weston Street
Frank Dunn
True Street
Cushman
John Pesa
Park Street
North Revee
City Hall
Boston Honors Dying War Dead In Silent Noon Tribute
A massive noon ceremony on Boston Common paid silent tribute to fallen soldiers with two minutes of prayer. Police, courts, firehouses, and churches across Greater Boston observed the silence as bells tolled and a nationwide day of reflection spread through communities.
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E. A. Horton
Massachusetts Senate
Peters
Park Street Church
Greater
Boston
New England
Charles Street
Central Court
Pemberton
Lord Lord
Murray
Boston Post Office
Boston Fire Department
Marie Bateman
West End
Marie Walsh
Peter Walsh
Walter L. McLane
John A. Kelcher
Dorchester
Uphams Corner
Strand Theatre
Upham's Corner
Samuel M. Crothers
Cambridge
West Roxbury American Legion Digs New HQ Foundation
Members of the West Roxbury Post of the American Legion assisted in laying the groundwork for their new headquarters on Centre Street. Commander Percy E. Durham Chaplain A. E. Kernahan Major Gordon Watt and committee chair Charles Gow led the effort as volunteers cleared ground with picks and shovels yesterday morning.
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West Roxbury
of the American Legion
Bilding
Centre Street
Percy E. Durham
A. E. Kernahan
Gordon Watt
Charles Gow
Miss McArthur Jealous Of Heroine In Novel
Miss McArthur, a five year fiancée, was to marry next month but a dispute ended their engagement three weeks ago. Her body was found in a gas-filled room after she registered as Barbara Grayson of Worcester, ending the romance.
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Mr. Hughes
Sweet Anna
White Light District
New York
Miss McArthur
Mattapan
Herg
Anna
Hughes
Barbara Grayson
Miss
Worcester
Woman Struck By Car At Winter and Tremont Streets
Police seek the driver of a vehicle that knocked down an unidentified woman at Winter and Tremont yesterday and then fled. The car, bearing John Smith of 49 Haskins Street Roxbury’s plate, was found abandoned with Smith claiming the car is in a repair garage and offering no explanation for the license number.
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Winter and
Tremont Streets
John Smith
Haskins Street
Roxbury
Vets Drop From Armistice Day Parade in Baltimore
Publicly resenting an insult by Mayor William F. Broening, members of Baltimore Post and the 25th Blue and Gray Division Association quit the Armistice Day march near the reviewing stand in Memorial Plaza Baltimore.
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Baltimore
William F. Broening
Baltimore Post
25Th
Memorial Plaza
Veterans and mayor clash at Memorial Plaza disarmament meeting
A dispute arose as the mayor spoke to a crowd in the plaza while veterans led by H. J. Lepper protested the disarmament meeting planned for Memorial Plaza. The Maryland American Legion endorsed the event while opposing interference with honoring war veterans.
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H. J. Lepper
29Th Division Association
Memorial Plaza
Maryland Department of the American Legion
Radcliffe Composer Pursues Economics Studies
Miss Reba Paeff of Radcliffe College class of 1921, winner of the 1921 Radcliffe prize song, has abandoned her musical career to study economics. She holds an A B degree and is at Radcliffe Graduate School pursuing a Master’s degree, finding romance in statistics.
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Reba Paeff
Radcliffe
Graduate School of
Reba Paefyf
Radclite College
Elks Pay Memorial Tribute To Fallen Brothers In France
Elks of Boston held an Armistice Day observance honoring members buried in France. Speakers included Governor Cox, Judges Dowd and Murray, and guests such as Brig. Gen. John Dunn and Rabbi Samuel Abrams among others.
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Elkis
Boston
France
Cox
Thomas H. Dowd
Michael J. Murray
Edward D. Larkin
Quincy
John H. Dunn
John W.W. Lane
Samuel J. Abrams
Joseph M. Sullivan
Big Jewish Relief Meeting Set for November 20
Jews from Maine New Hampshire Vermont and Massachusetts will meet in Boston on Sunday November 20 to plan their part in a nationwide campaign to raise 14 million dollars to alleviate Jewish suffering in Europe especially Central and Eastern Europe. The meeting is called by Louis A Kirstein chairman of the New England bureau of Jewish relief committees.
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Maine
New Hampshire
Vermont
Massachusetts
Boston
Europe
Louis A. Kirstein
Charman
New England
The
Jewish Relief Committees
Fire in Fowler block causes $4000 damage
A fire last night in the Fowler block on Commonwealth avenue Concord Junction caused about $4000 in damage. Local fire units battled the blaze and determined it started in the Fowler block area.
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Fowler
Commonwealth Avenue
Concord Junction
Body of Cargill Found in Somerville YMCA Ruins
The charred corpse of 28 year old Thomas J. Cargill was unearthed from the burned Somerville YMCA building and identified by his sister Miss Lillian E. Cargill of Lexington.
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Somerville Y. M. C. A.I
Thomas J. Cargill
Lillian E. Cargill
Sherman Street
Lexington
Somerville, Y. M. C. A
Watch Found Proves Victim Identity In Fire Ruins
A watch found under the remains confirms the victim's identity after firefighters located him in the smoke-filled ruin. The body was fully dressed and believed to have fallen while trying to reach safety. Police, medical examiners, and YMCA staff await further search results as more bodies may remain.
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Durrell
Runaway Champion Tiffany Harris Believed Most Frequent In New England
Tiffany Harris, a six year old from 6 Wor yf ace off Camden Street Roxbury, is hailed by police as the champion runaway in New England. After wandering to Malden on Armistice Day, officers traced him home and warned he may run again, though he promises not to.
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Tiffany Harris
Camden Street
Roxbury
New England
Malden
James Watkins
South End
Tiffany
Boston
Tif
Rye
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