Antis Rally Draws Cape Cod Crowds In Suffrage Debate
In Provincetown Cape Cod, anti-suffrage speakers Mrs Henry Preston White Hon John J Douglass and William H Moran argued against woman voting citing Socialist influences and motherhood. The rally, led by Captain John A Cook, traced suffrage to social reforms while other squads campaigned along the lower Cape ending in Worcester.
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Henry Preston White
John J. Douglass
William H. Mogan
John A. Cook
Douglass
Edward Trowbridge Dana
Nantucket
William Hi. Moran
East
Boston
West
Cape
Mr. Mogan
Provincetown
Lower
Brewster
Truro
Eastham
Wellfleet
Brockton
Whitman
Worcester
Cape Cod
James MM
Weeves
South Boston
Charles II, Underhill
Somerville
Speakers to Join Forces After Plymouth Rally
After a rally in Plymouth, the speakers will unite with the first squadron. Colonel Irish will speak in Albany, then at Carnegie Hall in New York City before returning to Massachusetts.
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Plymouth
Irish
Albany
Carnegie Hall
New York City
Massachusetts
Massachusetts Sunday School Assn Convention Opens in Lynn
The 26th annual Massachusetts Sunday School Association convention opened in Lynn with 1000 delegates across five churches. A morning parade of 2060 children followed by an evening parade of 2060 men preceded church exercises. Governor Walsh expected to attend. speakers included Bishop Lawrence Ernest Lyman Mills Austin Kempton and George Cady. Officers to be elected Friday as the four day gathering continues.
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Massachusetts Sunday School Association
Lynn
Walsh
Universalist
Chaurch
Bishop Lawrence
Ernest Lyman Mills
Somerville
Austin T. Kempton
Cambridge
George Cady
Boston
Baptist Church
World Peace Declared a Fantasy by Offensive Leaders
Count Okuma of Japan and Dr. Ng Poon Chew of San Francisco told delegates at the International Peace Congress that world peace remains unrealizable until militarism ends. They warned wars will continue as long as nations claim supremacy and two moral codes govern nations and individuals.
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San Francisco
Count Okuma
Ite Poon Chew
International Peace Congress
Congress
Okuma
Ng Poon Chew
China
Jie
Boy Fatally Shot While Hunting Near Water Shops Pond
Charles Begarcus, 20, of 14 Margaret Street, was mortally wounded while hunting in woods near Water Shops Pond when a companion, Charles Walkner, discharged a cartridge into his left leg. Begarcus died at Mercy Hospital at 2:20 this afternoon.
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Springfield
Charles Begarcus
Margaret Street
Water Shops Pond
Charles Walkner
Begardus
Mercy Hospital
Princess Arthur of Connaught Undergoes Appendicitis Operation
Princess Arthur of Connaught underwent an operation for acute appendicitis last Sunday. Her condition is reported as satisfactory. The news appeared in London on October 13 at 2:28 a.m.
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Princess Arthur O' Connaught
London
Princess Arthur of Connaught
Lyman School Hosts Third Annual Home Coming
WESTBORO October 12 80 former Lyman School residents gathered for the third annual home coming with the school trustees, marking a notable reunion of past pupils now living in the world beyond the institution.
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Westboro
Lyman School
Homecoming Day at Massachusetts Training School
An afternoon of sport and a large evening dinner marked a school homecoming for current boys and graduates aged 7 to 17. Trustees and teachers praised the students as Carl Dreyfus of Boston chaired the event, addressing 300 plus boys and noting guidance for future success.
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Carl Dreyfus
Boston
Massachusetts Training Schools
Engineers 10 Make Demands on Boston and Maine Railway
The executive boards of Steam and Operating Engineers Unions 559 263 and 16 planned a wage and condition proposal to Boston and Maine engineers. Details remain undisclosed until the management presentation. A joint union meeting at Wells Memorial Hall Friday will hear the wage scale report.
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Steam and Operating Engineers
Boston & Maine Railroad
Boston
Wells Memorial Hall
Hartford Man Among Auto Crash Victims Dies
WORCESTER October 12 Wilbert Powers of Hartford Conn member of a seven person party in an auto accident between Spencer and Leicester on Monday died at City Hospital tonight Reinhold Hakewessell of Hartford who drove the car with Powers is held under bonds for appearance in court tomorrow to answer a charge of reckless driving.
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Worcester
Wilbert Powers
Hartford
Conn
Spencer
Leicester
City Hospital
Reinhold Hakewessell
Powers
Seckless
McCall Attacks Governor Walsh Over Delays
Ex Congress man McCall accused Governor Walsh of delaying appointments and lacking sincerity in reorganizing State boards at a rally in Adams. He cited appointing a deputy labor commissioner at 5000 dollars a year to illustrate the governor’s alleged failure to implement commission reorganization.
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Adams
McCall
Walsh
Board of Labor and Industry
Republicans Attack State Reorganization and Delays
Massachusetts Republicans challenge Governor Walsh over delays in filling vacancies after a health department reorganization. McCall cites a $5000 salary for a labor board health officer and argues the governor uses political timing. He warns of rising per capita costs and urges electing a Republican governor to push tariff protections and job preservation.
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McCall
Walsh
Massachusetts
Union
Netherlands Overseas Trust Likely Abolished
Washington reports intimations that The Netherlands Overseas Trust will be abolished and that future exports for Holland from neutral countries must be consigned to the Dutch government or British consuls. Officials expect a formal British announcement soon.
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Washington
Netherlands Overseas Trust
Holland
Netherlands
State Department
Great Britain
France to Explain Policy in East Defense Debate
Paris Oct 12 Professor Paul Painleve head of the marine committee told Premier Viviani he will interpellate the government on national defence policy with emphasis on military action in the east. The war and marine committees of the chamber will support Deputy Vainleve's initiative.
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Paris
Paul Painleve
Marine Committee
Chamber of Deputies
Viviani
Chamber
Vainleve
Navy Plans Five Year Build-Up Of Fleet To Double Strength
Secretary Daniels and President Wilson discuss a five year programme to nearly double the US Navy. The plan contemplates 15 to 20 dreadnoughts and battle cruisers plus submarines destroyers and auxiliaries. First year cost around 248 million dollars with 8000 extra sailors. Admiral Benson assists as the General Board shapes the final numbers for a likely 1920 target.
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Washington
Daniels
United States Navy
Wilson
Board of the Navy
General Board
Benson
Naval Operations
Secrtary
Congress
Mississippi
Idaho
Greece
Dorchester High Loses Narrowly to Montgomery Street Prep
In a close game Dorchester High School football fell 6 to 0 to its longtime rival Montgomery Street Prep, with the decisive score coming late in the contest.
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Dorchester High School
Montgomery Street Prep
Copley Players Open at the Toy Theatre
The Copley Players opened their season at the Toy Theatre with Stanley Houghton's comedy Inde pendent Means. The late English playwright is noted for You ng er Generation, seen at the Plymouth Theatre last season.
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Copley Players
Toy Theatre
Stanley Houghton
Houghton
Boston
Plymouth Theatre
Independent Means Noted For Early Amateur Touches
The remark points to Independent Means as an early work with evident amateur traits in construction and character drawing and hints at the author's underlying motive.
Boston Stage Review Suffers Through Opening Night
The reviewer notes obscured dialogue and limited acting impact as the company, led by Max Montesole and Alice Moffat, presents a new lineup to Boston audiences. Characters include Edgar Forsyth and Agnes Elliot Scott, with themes of misfortune and resilience amid a program of standard and new plays. The audience shows enthusiasm despite shortcomings.
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England
Edgar Forsyth
Houghton
Max Montesole
Forsyth
Alice Moffat
Agnes Elliot Scott
Henry Crocker
Hubert Pierce
Viola Compton
Boston
Knights Honor Gloucester Council At Banquet
Gloucester October 12 Fully 6 percent of Knights of Columbus were guests as Gloucester Council 215 held the third degree in the afternoon and a banquet in the evening Speakers included Rev William J Dwyer Daniel J Gallagher Boston State secretary of the K of C Mayor C Homer Barrett Postmaster Charles D Smith and others
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Gloucester
Knights of Columbus
Gloucester Council
William J. Dwyer
St. Anne’s Church
Daniel J. Gallagher
Boston
K. of C
C. Homer Barrett
Charles D. Smith
M. Wraneis Buckley
James KE. Lenhart
Donald A. McFachern
Patrick H. Boyle
Manchester
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