Blames U.S. for Inaction in War Plea
Theodore Marburg former U S minister to Belgium urged the League to Enforce Peace at Mt Morris Baptist Church blaming the United States for remaining dumb as world affairs moved backward He said Germany precipitated the European crisis and criticized the allies for failing to uphold international law and humanity.
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Theodore Marburg
Belgium
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Germany
Former Cambridge Man to Be Honored
New York reports John J. Carty formerly of Cambridge Massachusetts will be honored by the Lotus Club at a dinner next Saturday. Carty, a telephone engineer who supervised the installation of the New York to San Francisco long distance lines, will receive greetings from Frank P. Deering of the Bohemian Club San Francisco and Lotus Club president Frank R. Lawrence.
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Funeral of Chelsea Music Supervisor Veazie
The funeral for George A. Veazie longtime Chelsea public schools music supervisor will be held tomorrow afternoon at the First Universalist Church Chelsea Veazie born December 18 1835 in Boston attended the Eliot School and served 35 years in Chelsea schools.
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George A. Veazie
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First Universalist
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Boston
Eliot School
Bargain Woolen Garments Advertised At $12 50
Balmorals Chesterfields Ulsters and great coats in fine all wool Scotches Heather Mixtures Shetlands and Kerseys. Hand tailored with silk yokes and sleeve linings. Thousands to choose from Any model $12.50 Harrison Company 662 672 Washington St Cor Beach.
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Walsh Says Council Usurps His Powers
Governor Walsh criticizes the Boston council for delaying and blocking appointments, arguing they overstep constitutional authority. He cites Earnest E. Smith and other clerks of court, defends his deliberation, and calls for progressive reform including initiative and proportional representation.
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Governor's interview attacks council over appointments and extortion charges
The governor accuses the Governor's Council of sending ape appointments to McCall and keeping a clerk in office despite protests. He claims partisan influence on appointments, calls for proportional representation and initiative referendums, and urges independent nominees free of moneyed interests. He criticizes the Legislature as unresponsive and refuses to comment on the U S Senate until after the vacation.
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Massachusetts
Walsh
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United States Senate
Begin Sale of Red Cross Seals This Week
Boston Association for the Relief and Control of Tuberculosis launches a campaign to set a new record for Christmas seal sales. The sale runs from Thanksgiving Day through Christmas week, with 100 sale points including stores news stands banks factories druggists churches clubs and post offices staffed by women volunteers.
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Boston Association For the Relief and Control of Tuberculosis
Boston
Ex-Governor Foss Pays 4000 to Settle Libel Suit
Ex-Governor Eugene N. Foss paid 4000 to settle a libel suit brought by Dennis D. Driscoll, secretary of the Trades Union Liberty League. Attorney Melvin M. Johnson declined to comment while Foss said he had nothing to say and the matter was in his attorney’s hands. The announcement came at a Boston Central Labor Union delegates meeting where Hines defended the league amid circulars attributed to unknown parties.
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Eugene N. Foss
Dennis D. Driscoll
Trades Union Liberty League
M. J. Hines
Boston Central Labor Union
Trade Union Liberty League defends its records in libel case
A Public event centers on allegations about the Trade Union Liberty League and liquor interests. Mike Foss is pressed over costs paid to his attorney while Hines Dris coll and others recounts of a court dispute with ex Governor Foss. The Anti Saloon League distributed circulars linking labor leaders to liquor interests. The group pledges transparency by offering to compare books with the Anti Saloon League.
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American Federation of Labor
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Kreisler Receives Ovation in Boston Symphony Hall
Fritz Kreisler drew a full audience in Symphony Hall Boston with a performance that filled every seat and standing room. The crowded concert showed the city’s acclaim for the famed violinist as part of a celebrated afternoon event.
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Fritz Kreisler
Symphony Hall
Kreisler Receives Ovation After War Aid Autographs
Violinist Fritz Kreisler was welcomed with prolonged applause as he entered and gave a program featuring works from Handel to Kreisler arrangements. The audience lingered after lights. he signed autographs for musicians aiding Europe’s war-scarred, and critics noted his warm tone and expressive style.
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Tartini
Schumann
Godowsky
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Kreisler
Schubert
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Dvorak-Kreisler
Granados
Zeppelin Z-18 destroyed by lighted cigar explosion
In Tondern Prussia the Zeppelin Z-18 stalled after an explosion in a shed just finished for its winterizing. Marines at the site allegedly smoked cigars and a lit cigar dropped on a gas filled balloon triggering the blast. Eleven casualties reported, with 11 killed or wounded.
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Prussia
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United States Seeks State Aid on Plots and Arson
The Department of Justice pledges persistent federal probes into violent acts and fires harming industry. It urges state officials to prosecute offenses beyond federal reach and to share evidence of violations with local authorities. The report notes broader aims to curb conspiracies aiding belligerents and passport frauds.
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United States
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von Nuber
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