Pilgrims Dealt Justly With Indians, Writes Fairbank
Letter argues that Pilgrims in Plymouth Colony treated Native Americans fairly, citing Massasoit treaty and 1621 Thanksgiving unity. Debates common misrepresentations, noting welcome of Roger Williams and successful relations despite starvation periods and a few corn disputes.
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Charles W. Swift
Pitarim
Sachem Massasoit
Ernor Bradford
Massasoit
Plymouth Colony
America
Massachusetts Bay Colony
Roger Williams
Boston
J. Wilwer Fairbank
Campaign spending reports and a Navy chaplain’s service
Lieutenant-Colonel Frank S. Perkins reports expending 45 dollars for his failed Republican bid for State Treasurer. Simon Swig, elected Senate nominee for the eighth Suffolk district, says he spent nothing yesterday. A former Boston Post staffer, Swig has served as clergyman and naval chaplain, recently joining the Torpedo Station at Newport News as a Navy lieutenant and chaplain to sailors.
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Frank S. Perkins
Salem
Secretary of State
Simon Swig
Boston
Senate
Suffolk
Boston Post
Blackwell's Island
St. Timothy's Church
Brooklyn
Daniels
Department of Navy Intelligence
Washington
United States Navy
Newport News
Uncle Sam
Sailor Boys
Expenditures Listed By Candidates In Massachusetts Gubernatorial Race
Former Senator George F Monahan and other defeated candidates report campaign spending. Figures show advertising costs, printing, garage services, and publicity across cities such as Boston Cambridge Medford Everett Worcester and Springfield with totals ranging from about 99 to 1442 dollars and including many named individuals and offices.
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George F. Monahan
Boston
Frederick S. Deitrick
Cambridge
Henry G. Wells
Essex County
Frederick J. Burrell
Medford
William H. Hitchcock
Dedham
Fred P. Greenwood
Everett
John W. Churchill
Plymouth
Senate
John J. Mahoney
Howard Vv. Knight
House
William Q. Huey
Same
Frank G. Allen
Norwood
Christian Nelson
Worcester
Walter S. Parker
Reading
Benjamin C. Lane
James H. Brennan
Council
Josiah Babcock, Jr
Coleman Silbert
John H. Ellis
Winthrop
Peter A. Donovan
Clarence W. Rowley
J. Weston Allen
Robert J. Bottomly
Joseph J. Larson
Allan R. McDonald
Joseph H. Lundy
Ralph R. Stratton
Charles W. Gould
Milford
Henry Achin, Jr
Lowell
George W. Bray
Chicopee
Walter S. Creese
Danvers
Jeremiah P. Keating
Westboro
Earl P. Blake
Maurice N. Abrahamson
Archer R. Simpson
Springfield
Isaac B. Trow
Greenfield
William G. Andrew
Somerville
Executive Council
George K. Pond
Last Tribute to Gallagher in Roxbury Funeral
Charles T. Gallagher prominent attorney and Mason received a Boston area sendoff at First Parish Church Roxbury. Clergy Rev Dr James De Normandie and Rev Miles Hanson led the service with Masonic rites by Grand Master Leon M Abbott. Attendees included Farm and Trade School delegates Boston School Committee teachers Bar Association and city and state officials. The pallbearers included General Charles H Taylor and J Payson Bradley. Burial followed at Forest Hills cemetery.
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Boston
Charles T. Gallagher
First
Unitarian
Roxbury
James de Normandie
Miles Hanson
Leon M. Abbott
Grand Lodge
Gallagher
Farm and Trade School
Charles H. Bradley
Boston School Committee
Boston Principals’ Association
The
Bar Association
Commercial Towboat Company
Mr. Gallagher
Charles H. Taylor
Thomas W. Proctor
Fred A. Fernald
William V. Kellen
Edward K. Church
J. Payson Bradley
Alfred Hemenway
Jason M. Abbott
Forest Hills Cemetery
Dr Van Allen in Hub Today
The Rev William Harman van Allen is expected back in Boston today. He plans to have dinner at the Advent rectory and will preach at the morning service at 10 30 and officiate the 7 30 choral evensong at Church of the Advent.
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William Harman van Allen
Boston
Joseph Hunting
Church of the Advent
Advent
van Allen
Near East Restive Over Uncertain Turkey Status
The Rev. James Levi Barton of the American Commission for Relief in the Near East, returning to New York after eight months in Asia and the Levant, says the Near East grows more restive as the future of Turkey remains uncertain. He warns outbreaks have begun and warns of possible extensive hostilities in the Caucasus and Turkey.
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Paris
James Levi Barton
American Commission For Relief In the
Near East
New York
Asia
Syria
Palestine
Mesopotamia
Armenia
Turkey
Barton
Caucasus
Battleship Volia Seized by British Returns to Denikin
Paris Oct 12 The Supreme Command decided to hand over the battleship Volia to General Denikin commander of the southern Russian forces opposing the Bolsheviks. The vessel had been sequestered by the British navy in the Black Sea.
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Paris
General Denikine
Russia
Volia
Black Sea
Japanese Imports Threaten American Button Industry
The American button industry faces a threat from Japanese imports. After the Underwood Tariff Act reduced duties to ad valorem only, shell and pearl buttons have flowed into the United States. Measures are being prepared to stop this harm to domestic trade.
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Japan
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