Great Exodus of Foreigners
Frances A Keller warned that about one million foreigners are ready to leave major U S cities for homeland regions, carrying over four billion dollars. As head of the American Association of Foreign Language Newspapers and secretary of New York’s Inter-Racial Council she urged Americans to engage immigrants and provide paths to citizenship and American ideals. She described immigrants as victims of indifference and warned the padrone system persists.
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Boston
Philadelphia
New York
Frances A. Keller
American Association of Foreign Language Newspapers
Boston Credit Men’s Association
Young's Hotel
Miss Keller
Inter- Racial Council of
New York City
America
Yale Students Back Ending Sunday Sports Ban
Yale student council endorses removing the Sunday sports ban. It recommends opening squash courts tennis courts athletic fields and golf courses on Sundays to boost student earnings and activity while remaining at dormitories.
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New Haven
Conn
Yale
Mystic Valley Football Matches Set For This Afternoon
Two Interscholastic league games scheduled in Mystic Valley. Arlington High School faces Watertown at Spy Pond Athletic Field Arlington with a likely title run. Winchester plays Melrose in Melrose for another league clash.
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Arlington High School
Watertown High School
Spy Pond
Arlington
Winchester High School
Melrose
Kidnapped Girl Clashes With Robbers In Mansfield Auto
Two young men in an automobile abducted 19 year old Alice Dellolcono on North Main street at about 6 pm. she resisted with a revolver until the kidnappers fled as bystanders gathered. Separately, New England Brewing Co filed for a temporary injunction against federal officials over wartime prohibition enforcement, claiming unconstitutionality.
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Mansfield
Alice Dellolcono
Angelino Dellolcono
North Main Street
Missing Lowney's employee abducted by two youths
Miss Delloleone, a Lowney's Chocolate Company factory worker, was abducted near her home as two young men seized her then fled in a dark auto toward East Foxboro. A factory employee who attempted a rescue was threatened with a revolver. Police alerted surrounding towns. no further trace by midnight. The case remains unsolved with no clues from the victim’s family or her presumed boyfriend.
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Miss Delloleono
Lowney’ Chocolate Company
Ralph Macomber
East Foxboro
Nelson
North Main Street
Delloleone
Mansfield
East Boston High Football Routs South Boston 75 to 0
East Boston High extended its perfect season by crushing South Boston High 75 to 0 at Wood Island Park. Boston district league leaders Fast Boston now stand 153 to 14 in points for and against this season and face Brighton High next Thursday with a potential city championship on the line.
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Cast
Boston High
South Boston High
Wood Island Park
Fast Boston
Brighton High
Boston
Miners Barred From Return in Alabama District
Birmingham November 13 coal miners offering to return to work today faced statements of a surplus and a required physical examination before they could return, per J L Clemo secretary of Alabama District No 20 United Mine Workers of America.
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Birmingham
Alabama
J. L. Clemo
United Mine Workers of America
Federal Judge to Hear Prohibition Case Monday Afternoon
The matter will be heard by Federal Judge George W. Anderson next Monday afternoon. Following Judge Brown in Providence granting an injunction on similar issues, there is speculation on Anderson’s ruling. The plaintiff contends the prohibition act is unconstitutional as it enforces national prohibition before the 18th amendment becomes effective and argues it violates the 10th amendment by reserving states’ liquor regulation power until the 18th amendment is enforced. The bill also asserts the 18th amendment permits manufacture and sale of intoxicants for one year from ratification, expiring January 1920.
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George W. Anderson
Brown
Providence
Anderson
Prisoners Identified as Reds in Armistice Day Shooting
In Centralia Washington on Armistice Day four former soldiers were killed during the parade. Police and ex-soldiers say IWW members implicated include four men held in jail. Ernest Everetts lynched after misidentification as Brick Smith. American Legion guards the jail. a patrol near Centralia to Chehalis was fired on, with the shooter at large.
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Centralia
Wash
Industrial Workers of the World
Britt Smith
Radical
Ernest Everetts
Everetts
Brick
Smith
American Legion
George Paxton
Cenralia
Chehalis
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Haymarket
Franklin D‘olier
Minneapolis
Mystic Valley
Ulster
Beach St
Harrison Ave
Boynton
Casey
New England Brewing Company
United States District Court
United States
Thomas J. Boynton
Internal Revenue
Andrew J. Casey
East
Bovinine
Heath
the Bovinine CO
West
Houston St
J.W.W
Crescent
Tee
Qut
Coats
Chambray
BY Diamonds Project
Jason Weiler & Son
Tiffany
Jason Weiler & Sons
Washington Street
Amsterdam
Paris
W. A. Varney
Lynn
Lynn, Mass
Weyds
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