Dr William van Allen supports League of Nations after Europe tour
Dr William Harman van Allen rector of the Church of the Advent returned to Boston after five months abroad with the Y M C A. He now endorses the League of Nations and the President's policy, criticizing prior doubts. He cites England's unrest and high living costs, notes cheap meals in Germany, and doubts German repentance while predicting possible Kaiser restoration.
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William Harman van Allen
Church of the Advent
Boston
Wilson
Paris
League of Nations
van Ailen
Europe
England
France
New York
Post
Germany
George Sylvester Viereck
the Fatherland
van Allen
William H. van Allen
Condemned for Being Too Strong
In Chicago on October 3, Judge Landis imposes the death sentence in a Federal District Court. He orders John P. Bradley, U S marshal, to carry out the court's decree with grave, unsoftened authority and no mercy noted in the record.
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Chicago
Landis
Federal District Court
John P. Bradley
United States
Beers Face Legal Death by Sewer Immolation
Noon today to tomorrow morning 30 barrels and 12 cases of beer will be destroyed in a so called death sentence by sewer disposal into Lake Michigan. Federal observers and a jury will oversee the execution in a federal building room. The alcohol content ranged from 2.50 to 2.99 percent, well above the lawful limit, and the beer belonged to the North American Brewing and Hoffmann Brewing companies.
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Lake Michigan
Marshal Bradley
Ben Hartman
Bureau of Agriculture
North American Brewing Company
Hoffmann Brewing Company
Chelsea Girl Still Missing in Local Search
Police continued fasting search for 14 year old Virgin Maude Nakash of Chelsea, who vanished on Monday. Investigators followed several clues including a vaudeville theater sighting, but nothing concrete emerged. Her mother at 46 Blossom Street pleads for information to help locate her daughter.
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Chelsea High School
Maude Nakash
Chelsea
Burglars Break In At Cambridge Home Stole Jewelry
Burglars entered the home of Hyman Piltch at 167 Willow Street Cambridge and forced bolts from a safe door gaining jewelry valued at 2000 dollars, currency around 500 to 600 dollars, and two revolvers. Piltch, treasurer of a local congregation, was away with his wife and family. They used a monkey wrench and hammer to remove the bolts.
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Hyman Piltch
Willow Street
Cambridge
Piltch
Foster shifts stance before Senate panel on revolutionary views
Senator McKellar pressed William Z Foster on his past writings and 1914 to 1911 affiliations with syndicalism and the I W W. Foster said his views have changed but refused full disclosure in the room, insisting on press exclusion to avoid misquotation while maintaining support for trade unionism and nonviolence in the steel strike.
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William Z. Foster
General Committee
Senate Labor Committee
Foster
Solidarity
Europe
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Tennessee
Gompers
American Federation of Labor
Labor Federation
Kenyon
McKellar
Borah
Idaho
Rubin
Samuel Alsehhuler
Chicago
Senator Borah
Senator Walsh
Massachusetts
Pittsburg
Braddock
Homestead
Union Meeting Draws 20 Technicians at Parkman Hall
More than 20 men in technical engineering architecture and drafting gathered at Parkman Hall 8 Boylston place for an open meeting of Local 13 Boston of the International Federation of Technical Engineers Architects and Craftsmen's Unions. Anthony J Oliver international president addressed the attendees detailing achievements in Chicago and urged affiliation with Boston Local 7 Quincy or Local 15 Charlestown.
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Parkman Hall
Boylston Place
Boston
International Federation of Technical Engineers
Architects
Quincey
Charlestown
Anthony J. Oliver
Washington, D. C
Wellesley Graduate Engaged to Holyoke Man
Miss Lucy Sawyer of Brooks Avenue Holyoke announced engaged to HM Leonard Brooks of the same city. Sawyer graduated from Wellesley College, class of 191, and is noted for her activity in college organizations.
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Lucy Sawyer
Brooks Avenue
Holyoke
Leonard Brooks
Sawyer
Wellesley
Catch Cold Yesterday Begin Today Taking Father John Medicine
An old style medicine advertisement urges readers to start taking Father John Medicine to treat colds for all family members. It promotes safe use and general health benefits with a confident tone.
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Father John
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