Predicts Gain for Socialism
George Allan England argues in 1914 that international Socialism, though battered by war, will prevail as a force for peace. He predicts a revived anti militarism, an international peace congress, and ultimately Socialist republics replacing monarchies and capitalism as the path to lasting peace. He cites German socialists' wartime split and press censorship as signposts toward a future Socialist influence. Public letters from Bryant's Pond, Maine, Oct. 1, 1914.
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Paris
Berlin
Germany
Italy
Reichstag
Liebknecht
Vorwarts
Vienna
Hague
Europe
George Allan England
Bryant's Pond
Donovan Appointed Probation Officer
William F. Donovan, longtime Cambridge truant officer, was appointed probation officer to the third district court by Judge Almy. He succeeds Frank A. Hagar, now assistant probation officer for Middlesex county. Donovan resigned as truant officer and began new duties. The position pays $1600 a year.
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William F. Donovan
Cambridge
Almy
Frank A. Hagar
Middlesex County
Donovan
Sewing Circle letters from the Boston Post discuss motherhood and youth
Readers share views on raising children, saving money, and balancing work and family. Letters describe family life, parenting challenges, and proposals for better domestic guidance in a period fashion, with concerns about responsibility, behavior, and community standards.
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Sewing Circle
Boston Daily and
Sunday Post
New England
Boston Post
Norris
Somebbody
Hubby
Roxbury
Recipes from New England Housewives
Readable excerpts present multiple old recipes with names and addresses. One section lists stuffed olive spread for sandwiches by Mrs George A Lannan of North Andover. Other entries give butter sugar loaf cake by Mrs Edwin Stead of West Lynn and a coconut vanilla cake topping by Miss Madeline McCarthy of East Jaffrey New Hampshire.
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George A. Lannan
Marblehead Street
North Andover
Edwin Stead
Mall Street
West Lynn
Madeline McCarthy
East Jaffrey, N. H
Rep State Convention Split Over Woman Suffrage Plank
The Republican State convention committee on resolutions debated adopting a plank in favor of woman suffrage. Chairman Calvin Coolidge is understood to support the resolution, but yesterday's meeting yielded no definite action.
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Calvin Coolidge
State Treasurer Demands Disclosure of Bank Deposits
In a letter to Secretary McAdoo, Treasurer Mansfield seeks the names of Massachusetts banks withholding funds. He vows retaliation by withdrawing state deposits from those banks if funds are blocked.
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Mansfield
McAdoo
Massachusetts
McCall Seen Influencing Gubernatorial Race on Equal Suffrage
Ex-Congressman Samuel W. McCall, a Republican gubernatorial contender, is urged to sway party lines on suffrage as the state readies conventions in Worcester and Boston. Alice Stone Blackwell and Teresa Crowley represented suffragists at the resolutions committee, with antis expected at a Worcester hotel tonight.
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Samuel W. McCall
Alice Stone Blackwell
Teresa Crowley
Resolutions Committee
Bancroft
Worcester
Quincy House
Walsh
Faneuil Hall
Mechanics Hall
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