Suffrage Parade to Be Reviewed by Gov Walsh in Boston
The 2 PM parade from Charles and Beacon streets will pass through downtown Boston with reviews by Governor Walsh and guests at multiple stands. Miss Margaret Foley will speak and read Lincoln's Gettysburg Address at Park Square, wreathing the monument. A 300-voice chorus and a 50-piece band will lead a Mass Meeting at Mechanics Hall with Mayor Curley scheduled to speak at 5:15 PM.
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Miss Foley
Minnie Mulry
Jennie D. Loitman
Ida C. Hultin
Charles Street
Temple Place
Tremont Street
Mass Meeting
Special Events of Suffragists Day in Boston
Margaret Foley gives a short suffrage address at Lincoln Monument in Park Square at noon and reads Gettysburg Address. Parade begins at 2 pm with Governor and Lord Aberdeen reviewing at State House. Helen Keller to deliver letter to Governor. Mayor Curley to review at City Hall. Judith Smith 94 delivers letter from East Boston. Mrs Smith receives suffrage bouquet. Laurels at Lincoln Monument as parade passes. Mass meeting at Mechanics Building ends parade with Curley addressing at 5 15 and overflow at 5. Speeches by Foley Mulry Hultin Loitman and others.
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East Boston
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Ship 75 Cases to French Hospitals
A shipment of 75 cases of supplies was sent this week to small French hospitals by the local French wounded emergency relief fund at 306 Boylston Street. Mile. Tisseau, an instructor at Wellesley College returning from Paris, advised the committee on urgent needs in the small hospitals.
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Tisseau
Wellesley College
Paris
Anglo-French 500 Million Loan Signed In New York
The Anglo-French credit loan agreement for 500 million dollars was signed in New York with Lord Reading and Octave Homberg among the signatories. J P Morgan represented the American bankers as Basil B Blackett and three American lawyers witnessed. The commissioners will sail to England tomorrow aboard the St Louis.
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Great Britain
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Ernest Mallet
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Basil B. Blackett
Wind Blows Wagon Over Farm Hand in Woburn
A hay wagon blown by wind rolled down a farm incline on E. S. Dwyer’s property in Lexington street Woburn and ran over Patrick McManus 45 of Highland street Woburn. A wheel passed over his face leaving severe injuries and he lies on the dangerous list at Choate Memorial Hospital.
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Lexington Street
Woburn
Patrick McManus
Highland Street
Choate Memorial Hospital
Worcester born Colonel Glasgow commits suicide in Elkins Park
Colonel Edward B Glasgow 65 of Worcester Massachusetts shot himself at Glasgow House the home of his brother William Glasgow in Elkins Park after a nervous breakdown. Coroner to hold inquest tomorrow morning. funeral likely from the brother's home Tuesday.
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Warminister
Bucks County
Penn
Old Universalist Church Planned as Movie Theatre in Somerville
The old Universalist Church on Cross street Somerville is to become a moving picture house. Mayor yesterday signed the license application by George T. Horan of Charlestown. The building is the oldest of this denomination in Somerville and will be abandoned for a new church on Highland avenue.
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Cliff
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Charlestown
Highland Avenue
Force the Only Basis of Peace
Hudson Maxim, inventor and Naval Advisory Board member, declares that international peace must be based on force and not phrases. Speaking before 200 Chamber of Commerce members at the City Club he lambasts pacifists and disarmament advocates with a vigorous, colorful speech interrupted by laughter and applause.
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City Club
Maxim: Pacifism weakens democracy and invites slaughter
Maxim argues human nature and warlike instincts persist, urging a stronger army and navy. He denounces pacifism as a malignant growth backed by a $20,000,000 propaganda machine and mocks colleges as hotbeds of pacifism. He warns the U.S. cannot join international bodies without full military readiness.
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