Governor Smith Attacks Hearst Newspapers in Albany
Governor Smith launched a sharp public rebuke of William Randolph Hearst and his papers charging misrepresentation to injure him. He said Hearst outlets should be kept out of decent homes and spoke of open warfare with no quarter given. He invited Hearst to debate publicly at a mass meeting of women on Saturday.
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Albany
N. Y
Smith
William Randolph Hearst
Hearst Newspapers
Hearst
Capitol
New York
Mr. Hearst
Semi Convertible Cars to Link Spot Pond and Sullivan Square
Boston Elevated announces new semi convertible cars for the Fellsway line from Spot Pond to Sullivan Square. The cars carry more passengers than the older model used on this route for several years.
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Boston Elevated
Fellsway
Spot Pond
Sullivan Square
Must Teach Americanism Says Mrs Minor at DAR Conference
At Stockbridge Massachusetts Mrs George Maynard Minor candidate for president general of the Daughters of the American Revolution urged the group to teach Americanism through education and civic participation. She called for English use on all under the flag and emphasized unity to defend the republic. The DAR announced a France relief fund totaling 64625 dollars at current exchange will fund Tilloloy water and community projects.
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Stockbridge
Daughters of the American Revolution
George Maynard Minor
Connecticut
National Society of the Daughters of the American Revolution
Massachusetts Daughters of the American Revolution
First Congregational Church
France
Tilloloy
George Thacher Guernsey
National Organization
Massachusetts
Guernsey
Tilloley
Franklin P. Shumway
Robert J. Johnston
Emma L. Crowell
Albert P. Calder
Rhode Island
John Laidlaw Buel
Valentine
Vermont
Frank Dexter Ellison
Frank B. Hall
Worcester
D A R Conference Attendees Tour Historic Town
Mrs. Guernsey urges Poland aid as American debt echoes France. State DAR amends rules to elect officers in March and raises dues. Miss Jennie Seymour welcomes delegates at Ausotunnoog chapter’s historic town event with a banquet at Red Lion Inn. Allen Treadway discusses a Capitol flag gift and magazine subscriptions drive.
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Poland
America
France
Jennie Hunter Seymour
Ausotunnoog
Lee
State Society
Red Lion Inn
Jennie G. Moseley
Frank Dexter Ellison
New York
Maine
Connecticut
Rhode Island
Allen T. Treadway
Stockbridge
Congress
House of Representatives
Treadway
Capitol
National Society of the D. A. R
Boston
Daughters of the American Revolution
May Bee Arrested Before Altar In Vermont Bride Bid
Mrs May Bee failed to wed Alfred Monette in Burlington as police arrested her at the church doorstep. Chief Barber hunted her for breach of the peace after she eluded officers twice. Monette seeks bail and clemency to marry her and take her away.
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Burlington, Vt
May Bee
Alfred Monette
Charles A. Barber
Winooski
May
Burlington
Laxative Brom o Quinine Ad Warns Against Delayed Prevention
An old advertisement touts Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets as a preventive measure against influenza. It urges timely use rather than waiting for symptoms, comparing flu prevention to an exaggerated form of grip and promoting the product as a plan for early action.
Lodge Men in New Fight on Treaty
Senate debates reservations to a League of Nations treaty as Republicans led by Lodge push ten reservations on issues from Article 10 to armament limits. Hitchcock’s Democrats offer substitutes but none pass. McCumber and Shields align with the majority on most votes while McCumber opposes the broader preamble. Debate, with votes unlikely before Friday, anticipates adding further reservations and a Johnson amendment showdown.
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Lodge
Senate
Hitchcock
Congress
Shantung
McCumber
North Dakota
Shields
Tennessee
United States
League
Johnson
Borah
Idaho
Kellogg
Minnesota
Episcopal Church in New Order Shifts Power and Unity
Detroit Oct 22 The general convention of the Protestant Episcopal church adopts three major changes. An executive board gains general charge, eight provincial synods receive broader powers, and a nationwide campaign handles church expansion. Portland is chosen for the 1922 meeting, and women’s admission to legislative bodies is defeated on a constitutional rename question.
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Detroit
Mich
Protestant Episcopal Church
House of Bishops
House of Deputies
Congregational Church
Portland
Ore
Church Governance Mirrors United States Structure
The presiding bishop and executive council gain powers under a new canon creating a board, likening to a president and cabinet. General convention bodies retain authority, while synods function like state legislatures. The House of Deputies fixes the presiding bishop’s six year term and allows elective office. A concordat with the Congregational church enables cross church agreements for Christian advancement.
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United States
General Convention
Congress of
Church
House of Deputies
Congregational Church
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