Reland's Chance in Elections in Ireland and Britain
In London, T P O'Connor argues the British Liberal split between Lloyd George and Asquith advantages Unionists and Labour, predicting a big Tory majority. He weighs Sinn Fein’s influence on Ireland, Dillon’s position, and the risk of an outright Sinn Fein victory reshaping postwar governance.
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Asquith
Lloyd George
Mr. Lloyd George
Lloyd .George
Labor
Labor Party
Ireland
Sinn
Dillon
Sinn Fein
Housing Convention Opens With Focus on Rent Profiteering
The National Housing Association convention begins at Copley Plaza Hotel and runs through Wednesday. Governor McCall delivers the welcome address as sessions cover Rent Profit eer ing Government Housing Housing and Reconstruction Boston's Housing Problems and What Labor Wants.
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National Housing Association
Copley Plaza
McCall
Boston
Poppy Laurel For Soldiers War Memorial Idea
Mrs. John A. Bruce of Everett proposes that every home display a laurel wreath entwined with a red poppy during Christmas to honor soldiers who died in service and remind returning men of those who fell. She aims to start a civic movement with women's clubs to spread the gesture.
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John A. Bruce
Bruce
Everett
Wreath and Poppy Tribute for Fallen Heroes
Poem urges forests to cut laurel wreaths with a scarlet poppy for Ada A Bruce honoring those who sleep in Flanders Fields. It calls wreaths a signal of sacrifice and a pledge to peace on earth and good will to men.
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Flanders
Earth
Ada B. Bruce
New Chelsea Theatre to Open Wednesday
The Strand Theatre at Chelsea square, formerly the Empire Theatre, reopened after full renovation under Star Photo Company with Benjamin H. Green in charge. The opening menu features Florence Reed in Struggle Piverlasting and William S. Hart in The Cold Deck, with Edith Storey’s The Legion of Death to follow.
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Strand Theatre
Empire Theatre
Chelsea Square
Chelsea
Benjamin H. Green
Star Photo’ Company
Mr. Green
Florence Reed
Williams
Hart
Edith Storey
Legion of Death
Lexington Women Make Vests for Army
Women of Lexington rushed to Buckman Tavern to sew 120 paper lined vests for soldiers bound for Siberia. They worked after Sabbath hours with the Red Cross to meet the quota, tavern hours extended daily this week to finish the task.
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Lexington
ARMY
Siberia
Red Coss
Buckman Tavern
Profiteers Profited Across Industries Revealed by FTC
The second article on profiteering details huge margins earned by flour millers, metal producers, oil refiners and canners. It cites federal investigations showing high profits under fixed prices and cost plus schemes, with figures for steel, copper, coal, flour, oil, leather, and evaporated milk. The piece notes abuses like padding costs, rebates, and resale controls, and previews tomorrow’s focus on meat packers.
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Federal Trade Commission
New York World
The
Press Publishing Co
Congress
Treasury Department
Borah
Idaho
Food Administration
Commission
Trade Commission
United States Steel Corporation
Ius Sas
Pennsylvania
United States
Seibold
Pink Pills Said to Restore Grip-Season Health
An advertisement argues the danger after influenza lies in weakened vitality. It cites Mrs. L. G. Sears of Brattleboro who recovered fully after using Dr Williams' Pink Pills, promoting these pills as a blood builder. It notes price 50 cents a box, six for 2.50, and mail-order options from Schenectady New York.
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L. G. Sears
Canal Street
Brattleboro
Dr. Williams
Dr. Williams Medicine Co
Schenectady
N. Y
Chasing the Indians in Pershing Early Service Life
One of Pershing’s first duties was pursuing and settling with Apache raiders described in The Real Life of General Pershing by H. F. Wheeler in next week's Boston Sunday Post.
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Pershing
H. F. Wheeler
Boston Sunday Post
Darkening Hair Tip From San Francisco Resident
San Francisco resident J A McCrea known as Daddy and Grandpa explains a home mix to darken gray hair. He claims a simple recipe using bay rum Barbo Compound glycerine and water can soften and gloss hair without dye or stickiness. He says the mixture colors slowly and does not rub off.
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J. A. McCrea
San Francisco
Daddy
Grandpa
Miss Carrie Hall Named Chief Nurse for France Mission
Miss Carrie M. Hall of Nashua New Hampshire is appointed chief of the American Red Cross nursing force in France succeeding Miss Julia Stimson who becomes chief nurse of the American expeditionary forces The announcement comes from Red Cross headquarters in Washington and Miss Hall currently leads the nursing forces in Great Britain
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Washington
Carrie M. Hall
Nashua
N. H
American Red Cross
France
Julia Stimson
Red Cross
Hall
Great Britain
Heated Apartments In High Demand In Boston
There is unprecedented demand for heated suites in city hotels and apartment houses as coal shortages force residents to rent warm units. Many homeowners near Boston closed their houses for winter and moved into town to secure fire and heat.
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Boston
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