Ambssador argues for a new Decalogue for women at Authors' Club
United News reports Ambssador George Harvey urging the Authors' Club to draft a separate set of commandments for women, claiming existing biblical rules apply only to men and arguing that women have inherent rights and are not bound by the Ten Commandments. He notes Sabbath and coveting provisions do not fit wives and implies women should be freed from such restrictions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moncon
United News
Wieni
Ambssador Georgearvey
Authors’ Club
Birtrey
Fle Fat
Harvey
Seven Knife Wounds Kill Man at North Station
Oliver Lawrence of 248 Methuen street was stabbed seven times at North Station by Mike Khatshadoorian of 31 Hampshire street. Six wounds were on the head and neck and one on a hand as Lawrence raised his arm to ward off the attack. Khatshadoorian is jailed without bail on murder charges and faces a District Court preliminary hearing tomorrow. The motive traces to a five year feud rooted in a knife theft accusation at Arlington Mills.
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N. H
Torraw
Khatshadoor
Lawrence
Arlington Mills
Beede Case Delinquent Child on Way to Juvenile Court
Taunton Oct 2 Denied by the woman who claimed him and abandoned by his mother and her husband Robert Beede eight years old whose parentage has attracted nationwide interest will appear in Juvenile Court tomorrow charged by agents of the Massachusetts Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Children with being a delinquent child Final disposition will be made then as both claimants have left him in state care Mrs Andrew T Smith and Mrs Mabel Choquette and her husband say they do not want custody Gypsy Mascal Choquette acquitted on kidnapping charges and the case will be argued tomorrow in Juvenile Court
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taunton
Robert Beede
S. Pcc
Andrew T. Smith
Russell
Mabel Choquette
Officer Of Order Put On Probation In Washington Lodge Case
Otto Lucht scandal secretary of Washington Lodge Sons of Herman admitted stealing lodge membership fees. Judge Jonathan Smith placed him on probation for a year after restitution of $10 was noted by lodge counsel G E O Toole.
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Clinton
Otto Lucht
Washington Lodge
Herman
Jonathan Smith
G. EO O'Toole
Smith
Luecht
Drunken Driving Fined Record High $1000 Each in Bangor
Found guilty of driving under the influence in Bangor Maine two respondents in the local municipal court were each fined $1000 the maximum penalty and the heaviest ever imposed in the state.
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Bangor. Me
Death of Houston Elevated Railway official Hoyt
The funeral of Marshal Robinson Hoyt of the Houston Elevated Railway is set for this afternoon at 2 o'clock in Trinity Baptist Church East Arlington. A Masonic service will follow, conducted by Amicable Lodge of Masons of Cambridge, of which he was a member.
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Marshal Robinson Hoyt
Houston Elevated Railway
Trinity Baptist Church
East Arlington
Ludge
Masons of
Cambridge
Kaiser Denounces Versailles as Void and Calls for Truth
The Kaiser condemns wartime propagandists and insists Germany’s wartime generals served the Fatherland, not politics. He argues Versailles rests on propaganda, predicts its undoing, and forecasts Germany’s renewed rights after future liberation from an unjust peace.
Memoirs Recast of William II Defends Policy
The Kaiser’s memoirs portray his conscience clear and blame advisers for mistakes. The author argues History may soften the view of his power and role, showing him as weak yet anxious to fit a grand design. It notes his drifting foreign policy and delayed fixed plans leading to a global war.
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William II
Napoleon
Remorse of a fallen ruler on Germany’s fate and revolution
The speaker laments hostile criticism from home while defending his years as ruler and his faith in God. He argues the revolution harmed Germany, blames Social Democrats and leaders for the collapse, praises the workers’ wartime sacrifices, and urges self-reliance to restore Germany’s status.
Germany’s Unity and Path to Peace After War
A text calls for national solidarity across classes to restore Germany’s strength and ethical pride. It envisions Germany rejoining the cultured world, revoking the Versailles peace, and resuming leadership in labor, science, and arts, while rejecting guilt for the war. The piece closes with copyright notes and THE END.
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England
France
Germany
Versailles
Sec M'Leod to press coal aid with operators
A. M. MacLeod executive secretary of the State Emergency Fuel committee sails to Philadelphia and Washington to confer with operators and federal fuel men. He aims to secure more coal for New England, believing in person talks yield better results than calls or letters.
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A. M. MacLeod
State Emergency Fuel Committee
Philadelphia
Washington
New England
Phelan Responds to Criticism From United Improvements Association
State Emergency Fuel Administrator James J. Phelan rebutted accusations from the United Improvements Association alleging attempts to interfere with coal distribution and price fixing. He states his office holds warlike powers granted by the Legislature and vows to use authority to prevent unfair distribution and profiteering while seeking broad support.
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James J. Phelan
United Improvement Association
Walter R. Meins
United Improvements Association
Phelan
Commonwealth
Man Dragged 150 Feet by Train at Fairmount Station
Adolph Selman a 56 year old Hyde Park resident was dragged 150 feet beneath a train at Fairmount station yesterday. He escaped with minor lacerations contusions and abrasions after falling under the wheels.
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Fairmount Station
Adolph Selman
Pierce Street
Hyde Park
Will of George A. Dodge Opens Probate in Brockton
The will of George A. Dodge of Hull manager of Paragon Park who died last September is offered for probate in Brockton. It disposes of property valued at not less than 250000 mostly to family members. Executed March 11 1922 the will names John T. Hughes Charles H Farnsworth and Phillip Nichols as executors to serve without bonds.
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Brockton
George A. Dodge
Hull
Paragon Park
John T. Hughes
Charles H. Farnsworth
Phillip Nichols
Legacy Bequests and Trust Provisions From Local Will
The will leaves $5000 to John T Hughes with $500 to John E Dodge and Fred I Dodge. Marion Hovey gets the Brookline home. The residue funds a trust for regular income payments to Marion, George Hovey, George A Hovey II, Mary Elizabeth Dodge, and others, with caps intent to provide for relatives and a Paragon Park provision. The testator directs safeguards on income and a prompt disposition of Hotel Pemberton if ownership continues.
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John T. Hughes
John E. Dodge
Fred I. Dodge
Marion
Brookline
Boston Safe Deposit and Trust Company
George Hovey
George A. Hovey
Mary Elizabeth Dodge
John J
Fred F. Dodge
James Fe, Dunn
Grace Shadman
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Ambassador Harvey
Resinol
Timore
R. Hoyt
California
Stutz Motor Car Company of America, Inc
Indianapolis, Indiana
Edward Becker
Beacon Street
Boston
BR. B. Soars
Kaiser
Great Britain
William
Hohenzollern
Bismarck
Moltke
America
Brest-Litovsk
Bucharest
Robert H. Lord
Harvard University
Paris
Thay
Balkans
Europe
God
Imperial Palace
Max
Prince Max
Baden
Social Democratic Party
Workers of
Entente
Boston Post and
McClure
Stationery Hall
London
SEC
M’leod
Cleveland
Mabel Champion
Thomas O'Connell
New Haven
Conn
DODGE
Fletcher
Chas. H. Fletcher
Wolf
Natu
Beara
Gentaua Company
New York City
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