Reed Opposes League of Nations in Senate Speech
Senator Reed of Missouri denounces entangling alliances and an international court as a monstrous doctrine for the United States. He warns such a court could conquer the U S and cites blood ties of European royalty. Reed contends the cost of war and a global court threaten American sovereignty while Phelan backs a measure to promote peace and justice.
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League of Nations
Reed
Missouri
Senate
United States
Republic
George Washington
Senator Reed
Europe
Benedict Arnold
Haiti
Liberia
America
England
Phelan
California
Lloyd George
Cars Upset After Train Collision Near Portland
Two men were killed and seven others hospitalized after three Grand Trunk passenger cars derailed near Falmouth while the Montreal to Portland train arrived at 7 p m. Investigators focus on the derailment cause as injured passengers are treated locally.
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Portland
Grand Trunk Railroad
Montreal
Falmouth
Local Train Wreck Claims Two Lives and Injures Many
The dead include John H. Vanier aged 53 a city carpenter and Fred A Little a travelling salesman both from the city. A smoking car and two day coaches derailed with 50 passengers aboard. Most sustained injuries and the cause was unknown though rail spreading is suspected.
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John H. Vanier
Fred A. Little
Grand Trunk
Algonquin Club Elects New Officers and President
At the annual Algonquin Club meeting Francis W. Fabyan was elected president for the coming year. New officers include vice presidents Washington R. Thomas John E. Thayer Frank Webster Samuel Mandell George White Edgar Champlin secretary E Dwight Fullerton treasurer Charles Thayer and multiple executive and auditing committees. General Charles H. Taylor declined re election after 20 years. the club has paid 160000 in debt and has been debt free since January 30 1913 with a strong surplus.
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Algonquin Club
Francis W. Fabyan
Firm
Bliss & Fabyan
Washington R. Thomas
John E. Thayer
Frank G. Webster
Samuel P. Mandell
George R. White
Edgar R. Champlin
E. Dwight Fullerton
Charles I. Thayer
George 8. Stockwell
William G. Shillaker
George E. Carter
Charles G. Bancroft
Everett W. Burdett
George EH. Hall
William A. Paine
William H. Reed
George EP. Barnard
George S. Baldwin
Charles B. Wiggin
Charles L. Ayling
Joseph H. Goodspeed
Henry L. Wilson
Edwin A. Merrill
Charles H. Taylor
Algonquin
Everett Burdett
Fabyan
Hindenburg Faces Demand for Reform from Editor
The Post scolds a troublesome Hindenburg figure, warning of a "terrible fall" if he does not reform. The piece urges behavioral change and notes the editor’s patience has run thin, concluding with a sharp warning that a dead cat cannot reform.
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Hindenburg
Mr. Hindenburg
Hindebuгg Attacks Victoria in Frightful Cat Feud
In a continued feline saga, Hindenburg clashes with Victoria causing a brutal mauling. Victoria, recovering from the prior night’s attack, shelters from Hindeburg who lurks about and threatens further trouble. Tomorrow’s Post promises further details and a confrontation.
Quits Force for Old Job in Haverhill
Dennis Kelleher resigns after nine years with the Haverhill police to return to shoemaking. He had led a wage raise push, noting officers now earn 3.85 a day while seeking 5.00. He says police pay cannot support a family.
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Haverhill
Dennis Kelleher
Police
Haverhill Police Relief Association
Kelleher
Hayes Heard in Recital at Symphony Hall
Roland M. Hayes, colored tenor, with William Lawrence pianist and a Symphony players orchestra led by Frederick L. Mahn, presented a concert at Symphony Hall. Hayes sang arias and spirituals while Lawrence offered MacDowell, Cyril Scott, Debussy and Chopin pieces. the ensemble received enthusiastic, though restrained, praise.
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Roland M. Hayes
William Ss. Lawrence
Frederick L. Mahn
Symphony Hall
Mr. Hayes
Massenet
Mabel Daniels
Nora T Douglas-Holt
Liza Lehman
Faure Koechlin
Katherine Glen
John Densmore
H. T. Burleigh
Jordan
Peter
Mr. Lawrence
MacDowell
Cyril Scott
Debussy
Chopin
Hayes
Jolo In “Ridi, Pagliacci,” Which Mr. Hayes
Lawrence
U. S. Alsatians Are Thanked by Poincare
Paris November 21 President Poincare sends a cable of thanks to Alsatians and Lorrainers in America for their patriotic unity and delight at the liberation of Alsace and Lorrainer. He adds your brotherly message will be greatly appreciated by your liberated countrymen.
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Paris
America
Alsace
Lorrainer
Poincara
California Syrup of Figs Ad Descriptor
Advertises California Syrup of Figs as a safe laxative for children with a fruity taste and clear dosing directions on each bottle. Promotes fear-free use for stomach liver and bowels.
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California
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