Boston Police Crack Radical Propaganda Ring In City
Boston police disrupted a propaganda campaign by 50 or more agents with arrests of three individuals on charges of promoting anarchy through inflammatory literature. The investigation promises sensational disclosures about Red plots while authorities push to rid the city of ultra radicals. Dr Karl Muck is attacked as disloyal in letters, with further revelations hinted from additional correspondents and patrons of the Symphony Orchestra.
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Boston
Marion
Emerson Sproul
Webber Street
Lowell
Superior Court
Max Andelman
Harold Street
Karl Muck
America
Germany
Major Higginson
Symphony Orchestra
Mack
Dr. Mack
Reservation on Article 10 Passed by Republicans
The Senate approved the reservation on Article 10 with a 46 to 33 vote. Republicans gained support from four Democrats in the same form President Wilson had denounced, signaling a stance seen as undermining the peace treaty efforts.
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Wilson
Senate
Smith May Yet Marry Fiancee Amid Bank Theft Case
Marshal N. Smith, a 20 year old ex teller for National Shawmut Bank, was arraigned in Central Court on charges he stole over 3600. Bail set at 5000 with a Nov 26 continued hearing. His fiancée Miss Ethel Michaud of Somerville remained loyal, hoping for a Nov 24 wedding if she stays with him.
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Marshal N. Smith
National Shawmut Bank
Central Court
Smith
Ethel M. Michaud
Somerville
Michaud
Listen in to spy on Pelletier scandal rocks Boston courts
Evidence collected via dictagraphs placed in the private office of District Attorney Joseph C. Pelletier and former ADA Daniel V. McIsaac on the Barristers' Hall ninth and eleventh floors over more than two years will drive a sensational civil and criminal case in Massachusetts. Cabot and others may face arrest as the case unfolds.
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Joseph C. Pelletier
Daniel V. McIsaac
Barristers’ Hall
Massachusetts
Republican Unity Defeats Democratic Compromise on Article Ten
In Washington on November 13 the Senate adopted a reservation qualifying US obligations under Article 10 of the League covenant. A solid Republican majority plus four Democratic votes carried the measure 46 to 33, aligning with President Wilson’s stated terms and signaling rejection of the treaty unless changed.
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Washington
Wilson
Senate
United States
Foreign Relations Committee
Republicans push cloture to speed ratification vote
The fight over reservations moved to a climax as Republicans offered a cloture proposal aimed at forcing final action on ratification within a week. A lighter measure was also presented for future action.
Bacon Legion Names National Treasuer and Adjutant
Minneapolis Nov 13 Gasper G Bacon of Massachusetts was chosen national treasurer and Lemuel L Bolles of North Yakima Washington named national adjutant of the American Legion at a meeting of the national executive committee today The Star Spangled Banner was chosen as the official song of the legion The executive committee adjourned to meet again at the call of Franklin D Olier national commander
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Minneapolis
Gasper G. Bacon
Massachusetts
Lemuel L. Bolles
North
Yakima
Washington
American Legion
Legion
Franklin D’olier
Weather Forecast For Eastern New York And Regions
Forecast for eastern New York calls for fair and moderately cold conditions Friday with Saturday remaining fair. Southern New England to experience fair and colder Friday with Saturday fair. Northern New England will be clearing and colder Friday with Saturday fair. Overall, fair weather to prevail Friday and Saturday east of the One River with lower temperatures Friday along the Atlantic States.
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Washington
New York
Southern News
England
New England
One River
Atlantic States
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Boston Post
Back Bay
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Egery Ss
Jkase
Pelletier
Ciety
Cabot
Wildey Savings Bank
Boylston St
Brookdine Aisne
Beaton, Has
Phoga
Tremont Theatre
Avery Street
Tel
Beach
Healy
Washington St
Ton St
Canal ST
No.Station
Quincy
Texas
Hase
Sanford Mills
Chase
R. H. Stearns Co
KR. H. White Co. Hood Tire Sales Co
Commonwealth Ave
Iver Johnson Sporting Goods Co
George Collins & Co., Inc
Columbus Ave
Moore, Smith Co
Devonshire St
Geo. W. Reynolds, Inc
Branklin St
Standard Tire & Rubber Co
Portland St
American Motor Equipment Co
Masa. Ave
Andrew Dutton Co
the Bank of and For the People
Tremont Trust CO
Asa P. French
REN ST
Roxbury
Simon Swig
Rom
New England Modern Laundry Company
Kimball Building
Canada
Houghton & Dutton Star
Dorr
Bette
Tr’s
STO
North & Union Sts
RES Downtown
Canal Street
North Station
Ens Spa
Bhs Ik. Sc
L. C
Cosmopolitan Way Savings Department
Cosmopolitan Trust CO
Mass
Bacon Legion
A. M. Kele
Sae
John Carroll
Carport Bridge
Piave River
Venice
U. S
Koniaville
Galicia
Oland
Brattle St
Brattle Sq
Boster
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