Senate Clashes Over Shantung Debate Highlight Japan Threat
The five hour session on Shantung featured sharp exchanges between Senators McCumber and Reed over Japan's promises to return Shantung to China. Reed pressed for unparliamentary language and invoked the Lusitania episode as he sparred with Hitchcock. No progress on the treaty text or Shantung amendment was made though leaders expect a vote by Thursday.
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League of Nations
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Hitchcock
Nebraska
Lusitania
Paris
Owen
Oklahoma
Logan Favored in Battle for State Legion Command
Logan presses to win the Massachusetts State Legion command with Wilson Cavanaugh and Frothingham as rivals amid a split Worcester vote. Logan, Wilson, Cavanaugh, and Frothingham circulated through the Bancroft lobby as others vie for vice commands and chaplain roles.
Long Takes Fling at Big Companies in Campaign Speech
Richard H. Long the Democratic candidate for Governor attacked Massachusetts corporations in general and singled out the Edison Company the New England Telephone and Telegraph Company and the Boston Elevated Railway Company during a speech before large crowds at Bridgewater and Middleboro.
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Richard H. Long
Massachusetts
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New England Telephone and Telegraph Company
Boston Elevated Railway Company
Long pins tax plan amid campaign slogans and attacks
He warned that supporters of Governor Coolidge and rivals in business were fighting his bid for election over a proposed graduated income tax. He pitched a 3 percent tax on incomes up to 800 dollars and 20 percent beyond, with revenue funding waterpower, roads, and state expenses. He urged government ownership of street railways and extra bonuses for veterans. Large crowds attended in Bridgewater and Middleboro as he prepared a Provincetown to Brockton whirlwind tour with stops tonight at Stoughton, Randolph, Dedham, and Needham.
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Teachers Salary Hearing Draws City Attention
Arrangements are set for tonight at the Mason Street headquarters for a teachers salary hearing. The school committee backs upward revision but cautions obstacles mean progress will be gradual. Mayor Peters says the tax rate of 323.60 is a danger to posterity and school expenses must be weighed in the municipal budget.
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Me chanic Arts headmaster leads teachers council address
Charles W. Parmenter headmaster and Boston Teachers Council president oversees an event at a hall with ticket admission limited by capacity. Speakers from each teaching group will present claims, five minute limits, and remaining tickets go to rank and file teachers. Citywise statistics support higher pay in many American cities.
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Mechanic Arts High School
Boston Teachers’ Council
Crooker Seeks Square Deal for Police in Tremont Temple Speech
Conrad Crooker, candidate for attorney general, urged a court review of the police dispute to secure a square deal for patrolmen. The Tremont Temple gathering drew hundreds from labor groups with officers praising Crooker's stance and several speakers backing the police.
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Tremont Temple
Police
George Kelliher
5Th Marine
Police Union
5Th Marines
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General Bundy
Paris
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Peters
Curtis
Miss Leslie
Telephone Operators’ Union
Francis E. McLaughlin
Medical men to discuss Irish freedom at Boston dinner
More than 200 physicians dentists and veterinarians in Greater Boston will attend a dinner at 7 tonight at the City Club to discuss Irish freedom. Dr John P Good of Cambridge will be toastmaster with speakers Jeremiah T Burke Boston public schools assistant superintendent and Thomas F Mahony.
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Cambridge
Jeremiah T. Burke
Thomas F. Mahony
Dorchester Store Fined for Liquor Law Violation
Benjamin Shapiro who runs a general store on Dorchester avenue appeared in Dorchester Court after a raid by Sergeant Daniel Hines and Special Officer McNealy. 89 three ounce Jamaica ginger bottles and two vanilla bottles were seized. Judge Churchill fined $50 for liquor law violation.
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Dorchester Avenue
Dorchester Court
Daniel Hines
McNealy
Churchill
St Paul Ties Western Minor League Final 5-0 Win
St Paul evened the Western minor league championship series by defeating Vernon 5 to 0 in game six. The game was played in Los Angeles on October 14.
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Los Angeles
Cal
St. Paul
Vernon
Child Dies of Burns After Matches Accident
Alexander Savoli aged 4 of 28 Harris Street North Ind died in Relief Hospital from facial neck and hand burns suffered when his clothes caught fire while playing with matches yesterday afternoon. He was wrapped in blankets and rushed to hospital.
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Alexander Savoli
Harris Street
North Ind
Barber Offers Gray Hair Darkening Remedy
New York barber A. E. O'Brien promotes a home solution using Orlex powder dissolved in distilled water to dye hair black brown or light brown. He claims it lasts months, is safe and non staining, and will make a gray haired person look twenty years younger with full directions and guarantee included.
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A. E. O’brien
New York City
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