Negro Rioters Go to Prison at War Court Martyred
Six soldiers of the 24th Infantry were found guilty of violating Article 93 at Camp MacArthur Waco after clashes with civil police and troops on July 29. Five received five years hard labor at Leavenworth others ten. All were dishonorably discharged and forfeit pay. Findings forwarded to Washington.
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San Antonio
Texas
24Th Infantry
Waco
Camp MacArthur
United States
Leavenworth
Kas
War Department
Washington
Pope Benedict Denies Ill Health In Rome
In Rome on September 3 reports of Pope Benedict XVI being ill were denied. The pontiff only fatigued by heavy labor over peace proposals and Wilson's reply, rested well and resumed audiences. He plans a large audience on Monday, marking the anniversary of his election.
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Rome
Pope Benedict
Wilson
Essex County Farmers Grow Their Own Wheat in Mass
Essex county farmers return to home grown bread by growing wheat on school and farm land. The Danvers Agricultural School sown an acre and a half for experiments with strong yields. A local cooperative formed to share a milling machine and other labor saving equipment including a thresher and hay baler for collective use.
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Essex County
Essex County Agricultural School
Danvers
Massachusetts
Prince Woodbury
Essex County Co-operative Farmers’ Association
Brockton Phone Girl Engaged to East Boston Soldier
Mary C Galante of Brockton is engaged to Alphonse Palumbo of East Boston. Mary is a Brockton telephone exchange operator. Palumbo serves in the One Hundred First Regiment and plans to marry on his return from France.
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Angelo Galante
Walnut Avenue
Brockton
Mary C
Alphonse Palumbo
Saratoga Street
Boston
Curley Announces Re election Bid On Record At Banquet
Mayor Curley declared he will run for re election on his record during a Labor Day event at the Quincy House hosted by the Boston Central Labor Union. He defended the one day off in three rule for firemen and claimed three former officers are now insane from long shifts.
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Curley
Boston Central Labor Union
Quincy House
Fire Department
Boston Chamber of Commerce
Massachusetts Real Estate Exchange
Boston Real Estate Exchange
James J. Storrow
Labor leaders honor Boston mayor at large dinner
More than 200 attended the event with James Duncan of the American Federation of Labor as guest of honor. Mayor Curley received praise for his labor support and pension stance while addressing the crowd. Duncan spoke about his Russia trip as part of the United States Commission investigations.
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James Duncan
American Federation of Labor
Edward F. McGrady
Boston C. L. A
Curley
Duncan
Russia
United States Commission
Auto Hits Pole in Dorchester Collision
An auto owned by Albert J. Towle of 18 Tarchmont Street Dorchester struck a lamp post on Greenbrier Street yesterday. All three occupants escaped injury in the crash.
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Albert J. Towle
Tarchmont Street
Dorchester
Greenbrier Street
Hebrews condemn Harvard over exam dates for Jewish holidays
Five hundred delegates at the Associated Young Men's Hebrew Associations of New England gathered in Faneuil Hall to denounce Harvard University President Lowell for refusing to adjust entrance exam dates for Jewish holidays. They called his stance unfair undemocratic and contrary to religious freedom and tolerance.
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Lowell
Harvard University
Associated Young Men’s Hebrew Associations of
New England
Faneuil Hall
Harvard
Associated Y. M. H. A.’s
Republic of
Russia
Provisional Government of
Petrograd
Washington
Dedication of Mission Hill Playground Draws 10000
Mayor Curley led a Roxbury ceremony with 10000 attendees at Mission Hill Playground. The day featured a flag raising by Evelyn Reardon, a three mile race won by James Starr, and plans to spend 200000 to extend the site.
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Curley
Mission Hill
Roxbury
James M. Curley, Jr
Stars and Stripes
Evelyn Reardon
Wilson
Samuel Gompers
American Federation of Labor
Gompers
United States
Faxon Street
William Connell
Sam
Master Connell
Uncle Sam
Civic Service House May Close Without Public Help
The Civic Service House at 110 112 Salem Street West End faces closure unless a donor or philanthropist funds it today. For 16 years it served as a civic center aiding immigrants learning English and supporting local children, funded by Mrs. Quincy A. Shaw whose heirs have not indicated continued support.
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Civic Service House
Salem Street
West End
Quincy A. Shaw
Catholic Truth Guild Addresses Boston Common Meeting
Mrs Martha Moore Avery president led Catholic Truth Guild speakers on Boston Common yesterday afternoon addressing a crowd of several hundred. The panel including David Oldstein and others toured many sections of the state since July 4 to spread the doctrine.
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Catholic Truth Guild
Common
Martha Moore Avery
David Oldstein
Boston Common
Avery
Schools Set To Open Across Five Towns
Public schools in Concord Maynard Acton Sudbury and Stow will open today for the new school year with higher expected enrolments in nearly every school.
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Concord
Maynard
Acton
Sudbury
Stow
Wellesley Schools Open Days Scheduled
Wellesley educational institutions plan opening days for the new term. Wellesley High School will open today with related grade level entries at the district sites in Wellesley.
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Wellesley
Wellesley High School
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ILER
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Navy
Public Safety Committee
Red Cross Committee
General Board of Social Welfare Work
United States Army and Navy
Associated Building Fund Committee
Albert Hurwitz
Jacob Asher
Worcester
Samuel Barnet
New Bedford
Samuel Silverman
Benjamin J. Shoolman
Malden
William M. Pruss
Lynn
Springfield
Wellesley School
United States Tire Company
Broadway
New York City
Dana Hall
Pine Manor School
Wellesley College
Ican
C .Cane Sugar
American Sugar Refining Company
U.S.A
Bell-Ans
Christensen
School of Popular Music
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