Industrial Conference to tackle labor capital relations
Washington reports an industrial conference opening tomorrow to seek a new basis for labor and capital relations in wartime conditions. President Wilson selected capable leaders to craft policy while price investigations proceed, amid looming coal and steel strikes and public opinion shaping Congress' response.
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Washington
Industrial
Wilson
International Labor Congress
United States
Labor Forum
Everybody smiles at Wellesley now
The article notes the presidents disappointment in not presiding over a labor conference and outlines looming strikes in steel and coal. It highlights key figures such as Samuel Gompers and Charles W. Eliot and explains potential actions, representations, and wage disputes affecting the nation this winter. The piece frames labor capital tensions as the central issue shaping policy and public sentiment.
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Samuel Gompers
Massachusetts
Charles W. Eliot
Harvard College
Frederick P. Fish
American Telephone and Telegraph Company
Henry B
Wellesley Freshmen Spark Campus Wide Smile Campaign
Freshman class from the Sunny South dubbed Georgia Peaches starts a happiness campaign at Wellesley College. Faculty, seniors, watchmen, janitors, expressmen, waitresses and cooks all adopt smiles, creating a campuswide cheerful mood and a hopeful view for the year.
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Wellesley College
South
Georgia Peaches
Wellesley
Woman Celebrates 101st Birthday at Roxbury Home
Miss Annie Stone, the oldest resident at Mt. Pleasant Home for Aged Men and Women, Roxbury, marked her 101st birthday with a party. She attends All Souls Church, rises at 7 each day, and once worked as a nurse after being born on a Missouri farm near Bangor.
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Annie Stone
Mt. Pleasant
Elm Hill Avenue
Roxbury
Miss Stone
All Souls Church
Lm Hill
Bangor
Weekend High School Football Schedule Highlights
A dense slate features Roston Latin meeting Hyde Park at Stony Brook Reservation and Brighton tangling with Swampscott at Swampscott. Other matchups include Boston area rivals like English High versus Dorchester High at Fenway Park and Dorchester’s high schools in action across multiple fields.
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Roston Latin
Hyde Park
Stony Brook Reservation
Brighton
Swampscott
Lynn
Deering
Deering, Me
East Roston High
Trade School
Wood Island Park
East Boston
High School of Commerce
Framingham High
Fenway Park
English High
Dorchester High
Noble and Greenoath
Browne and Nichols
Dexter Field
Brookline
Boston
Sherlock
Revere High
Boston Latin
Groton
Dorchester
Cambridge Latin
Suburban Interscholastic Football League Opens Season
The Suburban Interscholastic football league will start its season Saturday afternoon with one game. Due to a holiday next week, three additional games will be played Monday.
Suburban grid opening features Somerville versus Cambridge Latin
Somerville High and Cambridge Latin face off at Russell Field in the season opener. Somerville, guided by coach Sylvie McLaughlin, fields a heavy inexperienced lineup with college varsity potential. Cambridge Latin, led by Lee McDonald, has shown steady progress but lacks a standout timer.
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Somerville High
Cambridge Latin
Russell Field
North
Cambridge
Somerville
Sylvie McLaughlin
Lee McDonald
Rain Delays Clear Field for Tomorrow's Comiskey Game
Umpires say the Comiskey Park diamond, protected by canvas, is in excellent condition for tomorrow if no more rain falls. Weather held up the game preparations after overnight showers.
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Chicago
Comiskey Park
Tomorow
McNamara and Dowling top rivals in Scarsdale match
S G Davidson Herron national amateur champion teamed with Grant Peacock of Princeton lost the four ball exhibition by 1 up on the 18th green to Tom McNamara former metropolitan title holder and Jack Dowling home pro at Scarsdale Golf and Country Club Herron Peacock and Dowling each shot 72 while McNamara posted 74 nine hole totals not specified but the round indicating strong driving and close competition
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Hartsdale
N. Y
S. G. Davidson Herron
Grant Peacock
Princeton
Tom McNamara
Jack Dowling
Scarsdale Golf and Country Club
Herron
Peacock
Dowling
McNamara
May Beating Kerry Team At Cambridge Field Day
The article notes a strong chance of County Cork defeating the six time defending New York Gaelic football champions at the Division 72 A. O. H. field day at Russell Field Cambridge next Monday drawing Irish nationals and Gaelic football fans in Greater Boston.
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County Cork
Harvard Football Rest Day After Boston College Clash
Harvard footballers will take it easy today after a hard fought win over Boston College last Saturday. Coach Fisher will give the Crimson a light day, with drills and a focus on limbering up and refining Stadium eleven play.
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Crimson
Eddie Casey
Colby
Bucknam
Pine Tree Eleven
Maine
Billie Murray
Phil Philbin
Jack Heaphy
Philbin
Boston College
Crimeon
Maroon and Gold
Fisher
Cambridge
Tufts Faces Major Cuts as Squad Grows Too Large
Coach Whalen plans cuts as Tufts football roster swells with 30 to 40 candidates failing to meet strict standards. The team, short on room, may slim down after a busy practice week ahead of the Springfield Y.M.C.A. game while preparing for road tests against Yale, West Point, Detroit, and a Nov 15 showdown with Harvard.
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Tufts
Springfield Y. M. C
Tubber White
Bil Mitchell
Navy
Harvard
Medford
Yale
West Point
University of Detroit
Brown and Blue Men
Reds Far Ahead In Earned Runs
Chicago October 5 In the world series to date the Sox have scored six runs and only one earned. The Reds have accumulated 15 runs partly earned and partly profiteered.
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REDS
Chicago
Sox
Boston Links Cracks Lose Four Ball Match
In Sleepy Hollow N Y on October 5 A J Sanderson and James West beat Mike Brady and George Bowden 1 up in an exhibition four ball match. Brady posted 71 strokes Sanderson 72 West 76 Bowden 78.
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N. Y
Mike Brady
George Bowden
Boston
A. J. Sanderson
James West
Rockaway
Sleepy Hollow
Brady
Sanderson
West
Bowden
World’s series car race postponed to next Saturday
The $30,000 world’s series automobile sweepstakes at the Cincinnati Speedway, set for today, was postponed due to rain and moved to next Saturday at 1 p.m. in Cincinnati.
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Cincinnati
Attendance and Money Figures for Big Series
Attendance for the four World Series games reached 123,690 with total receipts of 384,290 dollars. Players shared 207,516.60 dollars, clubs received 138,344.36 dollars, and the National Commission took 38,429.04 dollars.
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Chicago
National Commission
Critchley Family Forms Nine Brother Baseball Team
The Critchley family of Kokomo Indiana forms a nine brother baseball team with each player a son of Mr and Mrs James Critchley at 1300 Vaile Avenue A further brother remains as a utility man.
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Critchley
Kokomo
Ind
James Critchley
Vaile Avenue
Cutter Fails to Float Passaic as Barnegat Grounding Ends in Lightering
The coast guard cutter Seneca failed to refloat the American freight steamship Passaic Bridge grounded off Barnegat New Jersey. The ship bound from Rosario to New York with grain cargo will be lightered to proceed, with no immediate danger reported.
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Coast Guard
Seneca
Passaic
Barnegat
N. J
Rosario
Montevideo
Four Boys Arrested for Auto Theft in Lexington
Four South Boston youths, all 16, were arrested in East Lexington yesterday afternoon on charges of attempted larceny of an automobile.
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South Boston
East Lexington
Fifth lad escapes theft attempt in Lexington incident
Reported incident says a group of boys attempted to steal an automobile owned by Dr. James J. Walsh of 34 Massachusetts Avenue Lexington from in front of his home at 84 Massachusetts Avenue East Lexington while the doctor was making a call.
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James J. Walsh
Massachusetts Avenue
Lexington
East Lexington
Palmer Tremblay Engagement Told by Concord Couple
Mr and Mrs Frank S Walker of 180 Commonwealth Avenue Concord Junction announce the engagement of their daughter Natalie Ruth Palmer to Clyde Sherman Tremblay of Leominster. Mr Tremblay served two years in the navy during the war.
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Frank S. Walker
Commonwealth Avenue
Concord Junction
Natalie Ruth Palmer
Clyde Sherman Tremblay
Leominster
Tremblay
Middlesex School to Meet St Mark's Away Next Saturday
The Middlesex School football eleven from Concord travels to Southboro for a single away game against St. Mark's School on Saturday afternoon.
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Middlesex
Concord
Southboro
St. Mark’s
Cricket and Baseball as Shared National Games
The piece argues cricket is England’s national game and baseball is America’s, noting each nation respects the other’s sport. It celebrates keeping each country’s game while recognizing sport as a strong bond between nations and ends with a pledge of friendship between Jonathan and John.
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England
America
Jonathan
John
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