Massachusetts Attorney General backs State Volstead law
Allen urged two church audiences in Newton and at St Paul Cathedral to pass a state enforcement law and cinema censorship bill to bolster federal prohibition. He said 20 to 25 federal agents are insufficient and that the state would provide about 4000 officers behind the federal effort.
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Massachusetts
Commonwealth
Allen
Ellicott Congregational Church
Newton
Cathedral Church of St. Paul
Move to settle New England rail strike urged by labor group
Henry Abrahams president of the Boston Central Labor Union asks Governor Cox to convene a conference of New England governors. The letter argues a meeting could swiftly secure an equitable settlement to the railroads shop crafts strike ongoing since July 1, protecting workers and the public.
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Channing H. Cox
Henry Abrahams
Boston Central Labor Union
New England
Mr. Abrahams
Prarty
Commonwealth
Ita
Edward E. Graves
Graves
Anl
Chicago
E. Graves
Labor groups oppose Censor Bill and Volstead Act in Boston meeting
Billposters and billers local 17 voiced opposition to the Censor Bill the Sue Bill and the State Volstead Amendment at a Boston meeting held at 4 Boylston Place. The event featured remarks by Robert J. Dryer and A Bollinger while officer nominations were set for November.
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Billposters' and
Billers’ Local 17
Boyrlston Place
Robert J. Dryer
Boston Central Labor Union
A. Bollinger
Order of Railrod
Chicago
Boston
Boylston Place
L. A. Flanders
Military Funeral for C P Svedeman
Full military honors were accorded yesterday afternoon to Carl Peterson Svedeman of Dorchester who at age etc heard his country's call and enlisted in the navy serving for the war duration. Services were held from his late home by Rev Clarence A Young of Warren Street Presbyterian church Roxbury with attendance of All Dorchester Post American Legion and a detail from Charlestown Navy Yard.
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Carl Peterson Svedeman
Cushing Avenue
Dorchester
Navy
Clarence A. Young
Warren Street
Proper Care For Women's Hair Promoted In Advertisement
An ad urges daily rubbing of Noonan's Hair Petrole into the scalp to prevent dandruff and enhance gloss. It claims weekly shampoo suffices but five minutes daily use yields a healthier scalp. Available at drug stores or from T Noonan & Son Co. 38
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Pluto
French Lick Springs
Indiana
Noonan
T. Noonan & Sona Co
Back Bay Card Rackets Raided by Police
Back Bay police sergeants Morrissey and Shea with Patrolman Haskins raided two social card games yesterday morning. Eleven men were arrested for gaming on the Lord's Day after raids at 107 Jersey street and 4 Astor street. They were later released on bail and scheduled to appear in Roxbury Court this morning.
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Back Bay
Morrissey
Shea
Haskins
Jersey Street
Richard Bender
Thomas J. Choates
Pleasant Street
Arlington
William C. Strabelle
Boylston Street
John W. O'Brien
Broadway
Somerville
Ralph Eydenberg
Woolson Street
Edward Berndt
Melrose Street
Patrick Taylor
Essex Street
Boston
Astor Street
Henry Montrose
Frank Samaqua
Lawrence Mendez
Temple Street
Arthur Cordola
Columbus Avenue
Roxbury Court
State to take charge in Hall Mills case
New Brunswick Oct. 15 The mystery surrounding the deaths of Rev. Edward W. Hall and Mrs. Eleanor R. Mills remains unresolved as state authorities are expected to assume full charge of the probe. Justice Parker may order the Attorney General to appoint a deputy or prominent lawyer to lead the investigation in place of local officials.
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New Brunswick
WN. J
United News
Edward W. Hall
Episcopal Church of St. John the Evangelist
Eleanor R. Mills
Phillips Farm
Supreme Court
Parker
Middlesex
Somerset
Newark
Justice Parker
Edwards
Hall
McCran
Methodist Leader Declares Rome Mission Strong
Dr. B. M. Tipple, president of the International College of Monte Mario, tells a Rome audience that Methodists will stay in Monte Mario under Italy’s free laws. He cites past anti Vatican critics and says Italy’s government showed no opposition while honors were given to Methodists for wartime services.
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B. M. Tipple
Methodist Colleg’s Internazionale
Monte Mario
Rome
Vatican
St. Sussanna
Victor Emmanuel
Tipple
Galileo
Savonarola
Giordano Bruno
Copernicus
Tome
Dr. Tipple
Trome
Italy
Ernesto Nathan
Flivver baby tale shocks Lowell crowd
A three month old boy left alone in a Highland family touring car after a theatre performance sparked a citywide search. Police kept the family's identity secret as they try to locate the mother. The infant was found wrapped in a blanket and rushed to hospital.
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Lowerl
Lowell
B. J. Keith's Theatre
Lost Charlestown Boy Is Found After Night in Cellar
Two year old Willie Kenney of 12 Ludlow Street Charlestown awoke on a coke pile in William Breens cellar 29 Eden Street after hours of being missing. Neighbors and police searched yards vacant lots and fields without success until the child cried out and was discovered.
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Willie Kenney
Ludlow Street
Charlestown
William Breen
Eden Street
Kieran F. Kenney
Willie
Dead man found in bed on West Rutland Street
Thomas M. Lennon, 54, of 58 West Rutland Street South End, was found dead in his bed by landlady Mrs Hannah Drisgall. Medical Examiner Leary ruled heart failure. Body released to a Roxbury undertaker.
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Thomas M. Lennon
Rutland Street
South End
Hannah Drisgall
Leary
Roxbury
British Notable Touts Jewish Homeland Plan at Faneuil Hall
An English colonel, Josiah Wedgewood, addressed a crowded Faneuil Hall crowd who cheered and sang in his honor. He declared that establishing a Jewish homeland in Palestine would sound the death knell of anti semitism worldwide.
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Faneuil Hall
Josiah Wedgewood
England
Palestine
Colonel Wedgewood urges Jewish worker support for Palestine
In a Boston address Colonel Wedgewood urged funding to rehabilitate the Jewish homeland and defend against Klan anti Semitism. He said Jews work with the British people and Britain needs Jews in Palestine while condemning the Ku Klux Klan as barbaric and anti Semitic. Isaac Harris presided and Dr Leo S Medalla spoke for Keren Hayesod.
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Wedgewood
Palestine
Great Britain
Holy Land
Ku Klux Klan
Eastern Europe
South
North
Massachusetts
England
East
Europe
Greater Boston Palestine Foundation Fund Campaign Banquet
The ratification of the British mandate clears doubts about a Jewish homeland in Palestine. Speakers include Henry Abrams Harris L. Selig Max Shoolman and Dr N Syrkin. Samuel Untermeyer Sir Auckland Geddes Rabbi Joseph Silverman and Colonel Wodehouse head the guests at a banquet at the Elysium Club in Boston.
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Clared
Palestine
Henry Abrahams
Harris L. Selig
Max Shoolman
Greater Boston
Dr. N. Syrkin
New York
Greater Boston Palestine Foundation Fund
Elysium Club
Samuel Untermeyer
Keren Hayesod
United
Sir Aukland Geddes
United States
Joseph Silverman
Wedgewood
Assault on Benjamin Sider near Oswego Street home
Benjamin Sider a 38 year old shoe worker was assaulted as he stepped from his home on Oswego Street in the South End. He suffered forehead wounds and a possible skull fracture and was taken to City Hospital after attackers fled the scene.
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Oswego Street
Benjamin Sider
Sider
Association chief accuses Dr Brides statement of mislead
William H Burpay president of the Association of Disabled Veterans of the World War says Dr Arthur B Brides claim that over 10 000 veterans receive training in schools is misleading and not based on facts He accuses the statement of being issued for publicity to create an illusion of extensive education for wounded and disabled veterans
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William H. Burpay
Association of
Disabled Veterans of the World War
Arthur B. Brides
Lear Sing
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Paine Memorial Hall
Appleton Street
Funda
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No. 11
Old Howard Theatre
Edward O'Shea
Julius Gerwin
Charles L. Baine
Boot and Shoe Workers’ Union
Jetters
Massachusetts Geral Court
C. P. Svedeman
Atty
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Hub Jewry
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ACT
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