Pacifist Leader Sees U S Treaty Rejection as Moral Victory
Berlin reports Herr Schuecking, German pacifist head of the peace delegation, says U S rejection of the Versailles Treaty would be a tremendous moral victory for universal peace. He argues delay aids study and warns the treaty is flawed and imperialist, favoring England and limiting America’s independence.
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Berlin
United States
Herr Schuecking
Associated Press
League of Nations
America
Commission On Reparation
Senate
Wilson
England
League
Turks Kill Armenians In Cilicia and Asia Minor
Fresh reports to Armenian national delegate Miran Savasly describe widespread massacres by Turkish brigands aided by the Young Turk organization. Six villages were plundered in one day with oxen seized and Armenians killed, graves exposed in public places, and appeals to French authorities for protection.
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Washington
Cilicia
Asia Minor
Miran Savasly
Young Turk Organization
Tag Day to Benefit Destitute Families
Mayor Breath sanctions a tag day on Thanksgiving by the Chelsea Aid Society to aid destitute families. Sam Levine and Morris Quint lead the collection, having aided poor families with food, fuel and clothing in past campaigns.
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Mayor Breath
Chelsea Aid Society
Sam Levine
Morris Quint
Japanese Destroyers Sent to Foo Chow China
Four Japanese destroyers were dispatched to Foo Chow amid anti-Japanese disturbances in China. Tokyo reports the action as a precautionary deployment following unrest in Foo Chow and surrounding areas.
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Foo Chow
Associated Press
China
Benefit for Police Union Concert At Convention Hall
More than 4000 tickets sold for a benefit concert moving picture show and dance to aid families of Boston policemen who struck on September 9. The event at Convention Hall in St. Botolph Street runs 7:30 to 1 a m with vaudeville acts, a two and a half piece orchestra, and contributions from well known stars under the unions’ auspices.
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Convention Hall
St. Botolph Street
Boston
Michael L. King
The
Policemen’s Union
John P. Whitten
Fred J. Dempsey
Jeremiah F. Barker
Moving Picture Operators’ Union
Tad Barrows
Fred J. Kingman
Musicians’ Union
John B. Williams
Henry J. Charrell
Edward J. McCaron
Stage Employees’ Union
John F. MelInnes
Philip S. Corbett
Edward J. Kelliher
John J. Barry
William J. Gallagher
Charlies Daley
Stage Employees
Moving Picture Operators
Volunteers to Serve Thanksgiving Dinner for Many Needy
Volunteers of America will distribute dinners on Thursday to more than 200 children and 150 elderly couples. Due to high prices, a new item finnan haddie will replace the usual beef or pork roast, with fish substituted to stretch resources.
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Volunteers of America
Finnan Haddie
Fred A. Lindsay
Dr Williams on labor problems in Dorchester forum
Dr Talcott Williams of Columbia University opened a series of open forum meetings at Dorchester High School and presented the American Solution of the Labor Problem. He traced progress toward property ownership from Pilgrim principles, urging universal property division, a maximum and minimum wage, and legal economic equality for all.
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Talcott Williams
Columbia University
Dorchester High School
Marine Corps Seeks Permanent Enlisted Strength
Washington, Nov 23 A permanent enlisted strength of 27 467 men for the Marine Corps about double the pre war force is recommended by Major General Barnett commandant in his annual report Early action of Congress is urged to avoid loss of rank for temporary officers to be retained The report says transfers should qualify for permanent commissions on a probationary one year basis The commandant credits the war success to drawing commissioned personnel from the ranks and urges keeping this policy The proposal also calls for making two three and four year enlistment terms permanent and for higher pay for enlisted men and officers
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Washington
Marine Corps
Barnett
Congress
Diverse fashion tastes mark women dress choices
The piece notes women's fashion diverges from Paris dictates with varied styles. Exaggerated hips and bodiceless gowns compete with bodiced, long sleeve gowns while straight silhouettes grow popular. A gray duvetyn model shows tunic apron detail and silver braid trim.
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Paris
Bolshevism Tied to East Side Jews, Boston U Speaker Claims
President Lemuel H. Murlin of Boston University, fresh from Russia, told a Trinity Church Newton Centre audience that Bolshevist brains lie among East Side Jews. He said under Bolshevist control Russia is not fully governed by Bolshevists and urged work as a remedy to Bolshevism while condemning the Soviet regime as a dictatorship based on class hatred and Marxist doctrine. He warned that Bolshevism is gaining ground in Germany amid unsettled industry.
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Russia
East Side
New York
Lemuel H. Murlin
Boston University
Trinity Church
Newton Centre
Murlin
Karl Marx
Marlin
German Republic
Catholic Church Notes Special collection for Catholic University planned
Cardinal OConnell designates next Sunday as a diocesan wide collection day for Catholic University and higher education funds. Read at all masses across the archdiocese. Also noted are memorial services for an Irish County Clubs member at Holy Cross Cathedral and the eighth annual Missionary Sunday of the Society of the Propagation of the Faith at the Cathedral.
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Cardinal O'Connell
Catholic University
Hierarchy
Washington
Central Council
Cathedral of the Holy Cross
William B. Finigan
Society of the Propagation of the Faith
Patrick O'Reilly
Society
St. Francis Xavier
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Travel Bureau
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Chicago
Ailroad-Ad Travel Bureau
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Calvin
State House
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Washington St
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Blackstone
Elm St
Marine Corps Needs
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REDS
Catholic Church Notes
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Catholic Charitable Bureau
M. J. Scanlan
St. Joseph’s
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Roxbury
St. Margaret's
Dorchester
Library Bureau
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Library Bureau Card and Filing
Systems
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Federal Street
Great Britain
France
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Allentown
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Allentown, PA
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