Brandeis Backed by Jewish Order for Democratic Congress
At a special meeting of the United States grand lodge Independent Order Sons of Israel held at 47 Mt Vernon street members unanimously indorsed Louis D Brandeis in his bid to create a democratic Jewish congress. The group will seek rights restoration for Jews at the peace conference and form a naturalization bureau to aid naturalization and Americanization in the Commonwealth.
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United States Grand Lodge
Independent Order Sons of Israel
Mt. Vernon Street
Louis D. Brandeis
Naturalization Bureau
Eight Arrested in Gambling Raid at Lenox Street
Sergeant John Killen and East Dedham police raided 10 East Lenox Street yesterday and found eight players, two women and six men aged 29 to 59, booked for gaming on the Lord's Day after an auto ride to the station.
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John Killen
East Dedham Street
East Lenox Street
13 Face Gambling Charge in Everett
A roundup by Everett police arrested 13 men gathered at 370 Ferry Street, including G. H. Shattuck, on charges of being present where gambling was going on after officers found playing cards and gambling implements.
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Everett
G. H. Shattuck
Ferry Street
Memorial to Major Buttrick Erected in Concord
Concord town honors Major John Buttrick who led Minute Men at Concord bridge on April 19 1775 with a memorial on the old Buttrick tram in Liberty street, funded by the will of George Edward Messer.
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Concord
John Buttrick
Concord Bridge
Buttrick
Liberty Street
George Edward Messer
Funeral of Maine bishop held in two cities
Arrangements for the funeral of the Right Rev. Robert Codman Bishop of the Episcopal diocese of Maine are completed. He died after a short illness at Peter Bent Brigham Hospital Brookline and his body lies in state in the Emanuel Chapel donated by him to St Luke's Cathedral Portland.
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Portland
Robert Codman
Episcopal Diocese of
Maine
Peter Bent Brigham Hospital
Brookline
Emmanuel Chapel
Requiem Held for Bishop Codman With Multistate Funeral Plan
A solemn requiem opens at St Luke s Cathedral tomorrow at 10 30 am with all New England bishops in attendance. The burial follows at 12 30 pm then the body travels to Union Station Portland for Boston arrival around 6 pm. The deceased bishop formerly led St John s Roxbury and served in Maine before ordination. Burial is at Forest Hills Cemetery in the family lot after a late morning sequence of three prayers and multiple clergy celebrants.
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St. Luke’s
New England
Union Station
Portland
Boston
St. John’s Episcopal Church
Tremont Street
Roxbury
Codman
St. John’s Church
Maine
Edward Everett
Frederick E. Reeve
Dean Vernon
Frederick W. Fitts
Frederick Reeve
Forest Hills Cemetery
Church celebrates 45th anniversary in Everett
The First Methodist Church Everett marked its 45th anniversary with morning services led by Professors Albert C. Knudson and Marcus D. Buell of Boston University. A special musical program concluded the morning, followed by a banquet at 6 30 p m attended by many guests and church members.
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First Methodist Church
Everett
Albert C. Knudson
Marcus D. Buell
Boston University
Secret wage conference held for Boston rail freight workers
A two hour labor meeting at Wells Memorial in Boston involved AFL organizer Frank H. McCarthy and local freight handler committees from New Haven Boston & Albany and Boston & Maine. They discussed wage scale and a joint agreement held over for better business conditions with another meeting planned before presenting to railroad managements.
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Wells Memorial Building
New England
Frank H. McCarthy
American Federation of Labor
Boston
Loca
New Haven
Boston & Albany
Boston & Maine
Bartenders Plan United Action Against Prohibition
Boston Bartenders Union 77 discussed fall campaign plans to oppose prohibition in the city and state. They indicated a strategy that will demand attention from prohibition advocates and endorsed cooperation with the Trade Union Liberty League.
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United Action
Boston
Bartenders’ Union 77
Liberty League
Labor union meetings discuss discrimination and wage scales
Union delegates reported on alleged discrimination within Leather Handlers' Union 808 and actions toward investigating the matter. Freight Handlers' Local 5572 instructed delegates to cooperate with other locals on the wage scale. Veterans and machinists groups reviewed pensions and the 8 hour day momentum in New England.
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Union 808
Boot & Shoe Workers
Wells Memorial Building
Hibernian Hall
Union Street
Charlestown
Union
George L. Kelly
M. B. Glacken
James J. Egan
Henry Preston White
Anti-Suffrage League of
Massachusetts
Old Colony Lodge
Brotherhood of Railway Carmen
Washington Street
ASK CITY BAN ON CONTRACTS
Resolutions condemning the contract system in municipal departments were adopted by Sanitary and Street Cleaning Department Teamsters Union 149 at its meeting yesterday. The group urged the Mayor to fulfill his pledge and end the so called perfidious system. A telegram from President Greaney of the local to the San Francisco convention noted Daniel Tobin and all old officers were re elected and that the union has fared well on measures needing convention endorsement. Minor grievances were settled, five new members enrolled, and forty dollars voted for sick benefits.
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Teamsters’ Union 149
Greaney
San Francisco
The
International
Daniel Tobin
Beer triggered shooting leaves man near death in Waltham
Paul Mosca, 22, of 124 Felton street, Waltham, lies dying at Waltham Hospital after an argument over a bottle of beer at 44 Williams street. Antonio Orifice, 33, of the same address, is held by police on a charge of shooting. The incident followed card playing and beer drinking at an Italian lodging house yesterday afternoon. little hope remained for Mosca's recovery late last night.
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Paul Mosca
Felton Street
Waltham
Waltham Hospital
Williams Street
Mosca
Antonio Orifice
Pope Intercedes With Sultan For Armenians
In Rombe on Oct 10 Monsignor Dolci reported Armenian suffering to the Holy See. Pope Benedict has written an autograph letter to the Sultan of Turkey seeking relief for the afflicted people.
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Rombe
Monsignor
Dolci
Constantinople
Holy See
Pope Benedict
Turkey
Wilson Considers Carranza Recognition Plan
The report details earlier approvals by several South American governments to back Carranza, with the form of U S recognition still undecided. Eliseo Arredondo may receive formal notification as authorized Carranza rep. Villa ally Miguel Diaz Lombardo reacts, saying US support favors the constitutionalist victory but hints at continued military action.
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Wilson
Lansing
Eliseo Arredondo
Miguel Diaz Lombardo
Villa
United States
Huerta
Carranza Party
Arlington man charged in $5255 theft of World Series visitor
Harry Lewis 28 of Shawmut Avenue South End was arrested by Arlington police for one of several men who robbed Willis Sweetland a Boston guest for the World Series of $175 in cash and jewelry valued at 5090. The larceny allegedly occurred in the Harvard Square subway as Sweetland boarded a car for Arlington.
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Harry Lewis
Shawmut Avenue
South End
Arlington
Willis Sweetland
Boston
Harvard Square
Sweetland
Memorial service for Dr. Thomas Barbour at Brookline Baptist
Memorial service for Dr. Thomas Barbour former foreign secretary of the Baptist Missionary Society will be at Brookline Baptist Church this afternoon. Speakers include Dr. John H. Mason Dr. James L. Barton and Dr. James H. Franklin. The events reflect Protestant church activities in Boston.
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Thomas §. Barbour
The
Baptist Missionary Society
Brookline Baptist Church
John H. Mason
James L. Barton
James H. Franklin
Farmer Killed Walking Before Express Train at Arundel Crossing
Kennebunkport Mo Oct 10 John C Campbell 55 prominent farmer walked in front of an express train at Arundel crossing while returning from church this afternoon. His body was driven about 20 feet and death was instantaneous.
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Kennebunkport
John C. Campbell
Arundel Crossing
Nathaniel Cushing Nash Dies in Cambridge Home
Nathaniel Cushing Nash, age 53 and a lifelong Boston native, died yesterday morning at his residence 1 Reservoir Street in Cambridge. He had lived in Cambridge for 28 years and recently resided at his Cambridge address.
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Nathaniel Cushing Nash
Cambridge
Reservoir Street
Boston
Be Ready for Peace and War: Borah Advocates Preparedness
Senator Borah of Idaho urged readiness in war and peace at Braves Field. He urged ending treaties not enforced, warned against European entanglements, and pressed for strong national defense and unity. He contrasted Ford's peace funds with national preparedness and warned of economic disruption after war.
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Borah
Idaho
Braves Field
United States
Europe
Henry Ford
Senator Borah
Ford
Paine's new store offers wider furniture range and quality
The advertisement highlights two examples of Paine's standardized quality at moderate prices. A solid mahogany library table, finished richly, is priced at 25 dollars. An arm rocker, solid mahogany with a spring seat and tapestry upholstery, is offered for 15 dollars.
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Paine’s
Boston
Paine Furniture Company
Paine
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