New Men On Duty In Town
Boston police begin assigning 131 new officers over three days as four of the Negro recruits start street duty in Roxbury. One works at headquarters. others join City Hall Avenue, Joy Street, and Hanover Street stations, amid a broader recruitment push and tours by the police examining board.
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City Hall Avenue
Joy Street
Hanover Street
Roxbury
Boston
Police Examining Board
Pierce
Boston Police Department
League of Nations plans near after Versailles ratification
Washington October 16 unofficial word indicates steps to create the League of Nations soon after Paris publishes ratification of the Versailles treaty by Britain France Italy and Germany and the treaty goes into force.
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Washington
Senate
League of Nations
Paris
Great Britain
France
Italy
Germany
Wilson to call first meeting of League council abroad
Officials say President Wilson will issue a call for the first council meeting within the treaty’s 15 day window to appoint commissions on the Saare Basin boundary and plebiscites under international control. Colonels House has prepared plans in London and may travel to Washington to sign.
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United States
League
Wilson
Council of the League
Saare
Great Britain
France
Italy
Japan
Colonel House
England
Senate
Geneva
London
Washington
Assembly of the League
Massive Yale Classic ticket applications rise nationwide
Harvard Athletic Association in Cambridge reports 18 000 ticket requests for the Harvard Yale game as wooden stands begin construction in Harvard Stadium. The horse shoe and ellipse seating will accommodate overflow fans at the open end of the stadium.
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Harvard Athletic Association
Cambridge
Harvard Stadium
Fugitives tied to Boston fur store theft face high bail
Detectives at Central Court revealed alleged participants in the Edward Kakas and Son fur robbery. Jennie Kenney of Chandler Street is charged with receiving. Suspects Edwin Miller Andrew Pastorell Harry Kaufman and Cornelius Clifford held on high bail awaiting grand jury action. 1100 yards of cloth tied to another theft found in Clifford’s closet. A Roxbury warrant is believed to target Clifford.
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Sullivan
Ryan
Central Court
Jennie Kenney
Chandler Street
Edwin Miller
Andrew Pastorel
Harry C. Kaufman
Cornelius Clifford
Clifford
Dartmouth
Roxbury
Carpenters Wanted Ad Sparks Beer Offered Jobs Stunt
In New London Connecticut on October 16 J W Trade a local builder ran a classified ad offering beer and sandwiches with carpenters at eight o clock He said he wanted to attract the best workers Other contractors mockingly plan rival stunts with strong drink offers to counter the gimmick
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New London, Conn
Carpenters
J. W. Trade
J. W. Trude
Matthew Court
Trude
Builder Trade
Reading Firemen Tour Hull to Study Firefighting Methods
A 63 member Reading Pennsylvania volunteer firemen delegation visited Hull yesterday led by Chief Stevenson. They toured the Hull apparatus eight pieces and rode along the Nantasket beach to glean ideas to improve Reading’s firefighting methods.
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Reading
Penn
Stevenson
Hull
Hull Fire Department
Nantasket
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