Nash links Golden Rule to resolving industrial issues
Cincinnati millionaire Arthur Nash in Newton argues the Golden Rule governs labor relations and has eliminated labor troubles in his factory during tough industrial times. He cites wage increases as evidence of good faith and stresses fair treatment to maintain worker confidence.
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Great Crowd Expected for Regional Jewish Relief Meeting
Anticipation runs high as leaders from Maine New Hampshire Vermont and Massachusetts plan a major meeting in this city next Sunday to discuss the national drive for 14 million dollars to aid co-religionists in Central and Eastern Europe. Five to six hundred delegates from key cities are expected with Boston hosts and potential move to Mechanics Building if Elysium Club rooms overflow.
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Maine
New Hampshire
Vermont
Massachusetts
Europe
Boston
Elysium Club
Huntington Avenue
Mechanics Building
Toole Tablet Unveiled in Forest Hills Ceremony
A bronze tablet honoring First Lieutenant Charles M. Toole, killed September 30 1918 in France, was unveiled at Arborway and South Street Forest Hills. Miss Elizabeth Toole unveiled it. General Charles H. Cole spoke. Attending were Division Engineers Welfare Association, James Co. Shea Post, American Legion Posts, Ladies Auxiliary, Knights of Columbus, and many residents.
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Toole
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Arborway
South Streets
Forest Hills
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France
South Street
Elizabeth Toole
Division Engineers’ Welfare Association
New England Telephone and Telegraph Company
Charles H. Cole
James Co. Shea
American Legion
Ladies’ Auxiliary
Knights of Columbus
Peoples Orchestra fourth programme led by Emil Mollenhauer
The People's Symphony Orchestra presents its fourth programme conducted by Emil Mollenhauer. Details note the performance features a selection of classical string works and a featured soloist in the concert series.
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People’s Orchestra
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People’s Symphony Orchestra
Emil Mollenhauer
Violinist Miss Posselt Delights Arlington Concert
Yesterday afternoon at the Arlington Theatre Miss Marjorie Posselt, a violinist, assisted by the orchestra, performed the Vieuxtemps concerto in D minor. The program opened with Beethoven and Sibelius and closed with the heroic and tragic pieces earning strong applause from a large audience.
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Marjorie Posselt
Beethoven
Herbert
Godard
Sibelius
Finlandia
Miss Posselt
Arlington First Baptist marks 60th anniversary program
The women's Missionary and Social Union of Arlington First Baptist Church celebrates the 60th anniversary of its founding with an 8 o'clock program this evening at the church.
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Women’s Missionary and Social Union
Arlington First Baptist Church
Takahashi Named Japan Premier After Hara Assassination
Baron Korekiyo Takahashi was formally installed as Japan's premier succeeding Takashi Hara who was assassinated on November 4. He also serves as finance minister and acting navy minister. Viscount Uchida accompanied him to the palace for the ceremony amid court officials.
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Associated Press
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Hara
Takashi Hara
Baron Takahashi
Viscount Uchida
Marquis Natsukata
Viscount Makino
Imperial Household
Count Ogimachi
Finance
Navy
Two Hurt in Overturn of Auto in Watertown
Yagop Mazarian and Saghoman Zazarian, both of East Watertown, were taken to Cambridge hospital yesterday afternoon after a heavy touring car owned by Mazarian and driven by Zazarian overturned on Mt. Auburn street. Mazarian suffered the loss of part of a finger and Zazarian had severe lacerations and internal injuries.
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Yagop Mazarian
Quimby Street
Saghoman Zazarian
Elm Street
East Watertown
Cambridge Hospital
Mazarian
Zazarian
Mt. Auburn Street
Prescott Lawrence of Hub Dead in Paris
Word came by cable of the death in Paris yesterday of Prescott Lawrence a noted New York Newport society figure horseman and yachtman son of James and Elizabeth Lawrence of Boston Harvard graduate 188. He married Katherine Bulkely who survives him with daughter Katherine Bulkely Lawrence. He had lived in Paris the past year.
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Paris
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Newport
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Elizabeth Lawrence
Boston
Harvard
Katherine Bulkely
Katherine Bulkely Lawrence
Opportunity for permanent business and exclusive territory
A factory distributor sought for a patented line with strong auto trade demand across garages hardware trade machine shops builders and boat sectors. Requires auto and $5000 stock. four month advertising campaign with local support. Provide experience and phone for immediate interview. confidential. Address R. 111 Boston Post Worcester Spinield Mass Maine New Hampshire Vermont Rhode Island.
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Spinield
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Maine
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Tory
Public gets stung debate at Old South Forum
Rev Richard W Hogue of Philadelphia argued the public usually deserves to be stung for indifference to industrial problems and lack of information on emergencies. Forum leader George W Coleman cited the police strike to show the public felt sting when it failed to support officers’ pay and conditions.
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Old South Forum
Richard W. Hogue
Philadelphia
George W. Coleman
Mr. Hogue
Boston Sunday Post Magazine offers cheer up booklet
A sixteen page booklet titled Cheer-Up Booklet with mottoes and cheerful sayings will be included in the next Boston Sunday Post Magazine to help smooth the daily path for all readers.
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Boston Sunday Post
Bond covers missing funds
Calais National Bank officials say the bank is not affected by the alleged embezzlement of 6100 by former cashier Elbridge C Short. They report the amount is covered by Short s bond with a Baltimore bonding firm and note he was discharged eight months ago.
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Calais
Calais National Bank
Elbridge C. Short
Bangor
Short
Baltimore
Armistice Day Sermon Forecasts Arms Conference Success
Rev. A Z Conrad at Park Street Church declared that Armistice Day noon would yield results beyond mankind’s hopes. He urged the United States to demand a reduction of armament to the irreducible minimum to police the world, stating civilization’s demand cannot be ignored.
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A. Z. Conrad
Park Street
Thim
Busy Week in Congress Advances Armament Talks
Washington reports Keen interest in the armament limitation conference and a flood of legislation as the extra session nears end. The Senate plans to dispose of the Newberry Michigan election contest and the anti beer bill with a vote set for Friday noon while railroad debt measures pause for the debate.
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