Race lines in education condemned by Hebrew associations
New Bedford Sept 4 Harvard and other colleges faced rebuke over racial exclusion. The Associated Y M and Y W H A s of New England passed a resolution condemning segregation on campuses as un-American and unpatriotic. The 1923 convention in Manchester elected officers and closed with a ball at the State Armory. A note mentions a $16.50 weekly minimum wage for women in the District of Columbia.
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Harvard
Chester
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Associa
Goldberg
Boston
Augusta Pruss Baron
Lynn
Ab O. P. Bvans
Fall River
Raphael Soff
Malden
George M
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Dora Epsstein
Fall
Arthur Karnstein
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Jacob L. Wiseman
Ros
Michael Zack
Clarence
Chelsea
Jacob Reed
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Mass
Actron
Ball
State Armory
Rehabilitation plans approved for injured World War veterans
Washington September 4 announcement that the National Rehabilitation committee of the Disabled American Veterans Association will support administration officials charged with restoring injured World War veterans to a self reliant and sustaining basis.
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Washington
Veterans bureau pledges swift hospital expansion for disabled men
A committee statement quoted Colonel Charles R. Forbes and Brig. Gen. Charles E. Sawyer saying the veterans' bureau and the federal hospitalization board are doing all possible to provide adequate hospital and curative facilities for injured veterans. It notes $17 million from the Langley bill is allocated for eight new hospitals with 200 beds for neuropsychiatric cases, and tuberculosis hospitals will be built.
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Charles R. Forbes
United States Veterans’ Bureau
Charles E. Sawyer
Federal
Association
C. Hamilton Cook
Veterans’ Bureau
Donovan Campaign Rallies Pledge Accountability
Thomas F. Donovan, candidate for Congress in the 10th district, spoke at house rallies yesterday denouncing eight years of inactivity by the incumbent and promising change. He warned that government employees should not fear retribution for voting and cited protections in the statute books.
Labor Demonstration Momentum Drives Crowd Through
Continued from Page 1 at home the withdrawal of hundreds at the starting point and a large flotilla of floats were offset by the determination and zeal of the above number to push through with labor's demonstration.
Parade Delayed By Rain Struck by Weather Man Protest
The weather man failed to halt the parade but rain caused delays and crowd watering. Marchers sought shelter under Chief Marshal P. Harry Jennings and resumed after a 10 minute pause. Roofers Union heckling did not stop the event as umbrellas and raincoats replaced floats. The Rail road shopmen and Milk Wagon Drivers Union drew large turnout with witty placards. Floats from IBEW and other unions attracted attention despite the downpour.
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Clarendon Street Bridge
P. Harry Jennings
Roofers Union
Sky Pilots
Milk Wagon Drivers Union
Boston Electrotypers
Bar Tenders’ Union
International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers
Moving Picture Operate Union
Bakers Union
Boot and Shoe Workers and Leather Workers Hold Notable March
A large turnout from Boot and Shoe Workers and Leather Workers unions led a march with six decorated trucks carrying a women’s delegation. City Hall reception featured bouquets for Mayor Curley and Chief Marshal Jennings. The parade was reviewed at the State House by Lt. Gov Buller and Governor’s staff, with further review on Beacey street by union leaders and city officials.
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Boot and Shoe Workers
Leather Workers
City Hall
Curley
Foss
Sherman Whipple
John Lydon
Watson
Telephone Operators Union
Marshal Jennnings
Machinists Union
State House
Buller
Marshal Jennings
Henry Abrahams
Beacey Street
E. A. Johnson
United Building Trades Council
Harry P. Grages
Mary V. Murphy
Women's Municipal Employees’ Union
Gertrude
Boston groups honor parade chief marshal with banquet
A banquet at Young's Hotel hosted by Mayor Curley honored the city of Boston's chief parade marshal and his star. Attendees included representatives from the Women School Teachers, Opera Transporters Union, Boston Carmen's Union, Cooks and Waiters, Theatrical Stage Employees, Leather Workers, Molders, Stage Hands, Musicians, Newswriters, and Truck Drivers unions led by Frances Van Tassell and Mary Matthews among others.
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Boston
Marshal Jennings
President Abrahams
Central Labor Union
Mary Matthews
Telephone Operators’ Union
Gertrude Oppenheim
Teachers’ Union
Harry Jennings
Henry Abrahams
Mary V. Murphy
Municipal League Employees
Frances van Tassell
sRreenetm
Mary WB. Matthews
Telephone
Thomas F. Shine
Carmen's Union
John
J. ‘Kearney
George B. Curran
John Doran
Leather Workers’ Union
D. J. Foley
Andd Daniel
Callahan
Molders
William Walsh
Boston Carmen's Union
F. J. Malorey
Thomas Finigan
Musicians’ Union
Wiliam
O’connor
Harry Dunderdele
Doll Carriage Parade Deferred at Malden Legion Carnival
Bad weather postponed the Doll Carriage Parade at the Malden American Legion Carnival on Fe Green Street Malden. The event will resume Friday and Saturday with plans to include Swan Kana Mey Ken and U S destroyer units as part of the continuation.
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Malden Legion
Malden
American Legion
Fe Green
Reyptias
Swan
Elither
Wentesell
U.S
Pullman Cars Scarce As Vacation Demand Returns
Rail travelers face a shortage of Pullman cars due to a nationwide railroad strike and high demand from vacationers. Reserve at least two weeks ahead to secure space. strike breakers are reportedly carried in Pullman sleepers. Parlor cars remain scarce as crowds fill North and South Stations and extra sections head to Boston and beyond.
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Maine
New Hampshire
Vermont
Boston
Seashore
Mountain
South
New York
West
Daring Hold Up At Gas Station
A trio of youths, linked to a cafe holdup a week earlier, robbed Puritan gas station at Dorchester Avenue and B Street South Boston of 16 dollars at pistol point. The getaway was aided by an automobile with license 296588 Massachusetts. police await motor vehicle records to confirm the plate.
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Samuel Bedelan
Pretoria
Commonwealth Avenue
Back Bay
Dorchester Avenue
B Street
Boston
Patrick Kiley
D Street
Southon
Kiley
Masachusetts
Registrar of Motor Vehicles
German Notable Dead Dies in Berlin
Berlin September 4 Dr Ernst Von yander former imperial court chaplain died here today after a prolonged illness. His death ends a long career in religious service and court life. The news was reported by the Associated Press from Berlin.
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Berlin
Covine Associated Press
Ernst von Yander
Imperial Court
Winchester Declares Victory in Campaign Fight Rally
Former Senator Charles A. Winchester told supporters at Intercolonial Hall during a Stephen R. Mealey Club gathering that he has won the fight against opponent William T. A. Fitzgerald. He charged misstatements in the campaign and said he has presented the charges to authorities as he stood behind his claims.
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Charles A. Winchester
Register of Deeds
William T. A. Fitzgerald
Stephen R. Mealey Club
Intercolonial Hall
Mr. Winchester
Donoghue Proposes Checks on Infidelity Divorces
Peter J. Donoghue, candidate for district attorney, says divorces based on infidelity should go to the Brand jury if elected. He asserts most divorces hinge on adultery, a crime in every state, and that the guilty party should face jail if charges prove beyond doubt.
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Brand
Peter J. Donoghue
Jamaica Plain
Roxbury
Mr. Donoghue
Two Men Hurt In Fog Driving Accident In York
In York Maine on September 4 two men were injured when a car veered off Ocean avenue in dense fog tumbling down a steep embankment and overturning after misjudging the road width.
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York
Ocean Avenue
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