No criminal anarchy found in Boston say New York official
Alexander Rorke assistant district attorney of New York says Boston shows no sign of revolutionary activity linked to the papers The Communist and The Revolutionary Age now in New York five men indicted for criminal anarchy there Rorke notes any talk of a general strike here stems from organized labor not anarchists He is a Boston native and found no evidence of a revolutionary element amid recent Boston rioting
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Boston
Alexander Rorke
New York
Communist
The
Revolutionary Age
Rorke
Lusk Legislative Investigating Committee
Swann
York
United States
Hearing on Special Suffrage Session in Hartford
Governor Marcus H. Holcomb met with a deputation from the General Assembly and a Republican delegation seeking a special session to act on the federal suffrage amendment. He spoke nothing during the hearing and kept his decision reserved. He had previously said a special session was unnecessary.
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Hartford
Conn
Marcus H. Holcomb
General Assembly
Lewis Attacks League Foes in Peoria Talk
In Peoria on September 23 former Senator James Hamilton Lewis argued that article 10 of the League of Nations covenant did not originate at the Paris peace conference. He said the provision to prevent external aggression was crafted by Woodrow Wilson earlier to suit South American needs and the Monroe Doctrine, aiming to deter larger nations from invading smaller ones in the region.
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Peoria
Til
James Hamilton Lewis
American Legion of European War Veterans
Borah
Johnson
Middle West
Mr. Lewis
Woodrow Wilson
South America
Leitchs plan vs Plumb plan in Red Cross Magazine
An October Red Cross Magazine article argues John Leitch’s industrial democracy idea offers a concrete, just cooperation based system for labor and ownership. It contrasts with the Plumb plan for railroads while noting shared points that aid understanding and calculations for both plans.
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John Leitch
William Almon Wolff
Leitch
October issue shows Red Cross Magazine rebirth
Advert shows three articles in the October issue promoting a new spirit of get together and talk it over. Magazine on newsstands for 20 cents.
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Red Cross
Red Cross Magazine Subscription Change Announced
The Red Cross will stop soliciting subscriptions tied to membership. The American Red Cross will publish the magazine and offer it to all at the same $1.00 yearly price after January 1. Non subscribers may enroll at the old rate, and existing subscribers can renew for $1.00 for another year if sent promptly.
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Red Cross
American Red Cross
Roosevelt as Father and Model for Boys
Hermann Hagedorn presents a compact portrait of Franklin D. Roosevelt in The Red Cross Magazine October issue. The piece distills Roosevelt’s simple life philosophy taught to his children and suggests it can guide both boys and girls in America today.
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Abe
Hermann Hagedorn
Roosevelt
Red Cross Magazine
America
Remarkable read on parental views of local schooling
Readers weigh how well their children’s school serves them amid ongoing debates. Parents differing in satisfaction share experiences and expectations, spotlighting the role of teachers, resources, and community input in shaping school choice.
The School That Everybody Wants in the Red Cross Magazine
Angelo Patri, New York’s famed school master, rises from modest beginnings to head a major New York public school. He argues for a new kind of school fit for country towns or big cities, sharing a simple secret on page 71 that could reform children’s education nationwide.
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New York
Italy
Patri
Red Cross
C. R. Gisholt
Gardner
Wilmauth & Horman
Woodward
Oil Furnacea
Um Buda & Elwell
Parker Elect
Jno
Rand Steute Wy
Hyatt
We. Sweer Ue Beyer
Bloomfield
Hudson
Manhattan Tube Station
Newark
N. J
William Jacobus
Church St
New York City
Phone Canal
Hickey Left the Tennessee Vessel at New York, Providence
Captain Enos of the Bay State line steamer Tennessee refutes reports that Joseph Hickey of Lynn jumped or fell overboard in Long Island Sound. He believes Hickey went ashore at New York after drinking Jamaica ginger and expects to find him later.
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Joseph Hickey
Lynn
Jamaica
George B. Enos
Bay State Line
Tennessee
Hickey
Long Island Sound
Enos
New York
Illness and disappearance aboard steamer linked to Hickey and O'Donnell
John O'Donnell says Hickey and he drank Jamaica ginger during the night. Hickey left the stateroom ill before 2 am and was reported missing about 2:15 am. Captain Enos and later ticket collector confirm a man matching Hickey's description left at New York. Hickey, in poor health, had been using crutches from a Fore River shipyard injury.
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Hickey
Jamaica
Enos
O'Donnell
Joseph Hickey
Union Street
Lynn
Flora M. Pope
New York
Fore River
Maine Legion Meet Plans
Governor Milliken will attend the Maine American Legion convention in Bangor at the United Commercial Travellers Hall with Mayor Woodman welcoming delegates. Key speakers include James L. Boyle Governor Milliken and Major Atkinson, with war motion pictures by Captain Cooper. Local arrangements are led by Lt Col William E Southard. an evening ball will be hosted by the James Williams Chapter at City Hall.
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Bangor
Milliken
The
American Legion
United Commercial Travellers’ Hall
John F. Woodman
James L. Boyle
Augusta
Atkinson
Boston War Savings Division
Cooper
26Th Division
William E. Southard
James E. Williams
James Williams
City Hall
Maine
Frank M. Hume
Houston
Arthur Ashworth
Sherman M. Shumway
Skowhegan
W. E. Southard
Albert Greenlaw
Eastport
King Albert Uses Wireless On Board Ship
King Albert spoke via wireless telephone from the George Washington in a naval office aboard the ship. He called Commander David L. LeBreton of the destroyer Ingraham to thank him for bringing him to Ostend and to wish him a safe voyage home. He promised to send a photograph and later promenaded the decks with army officers.
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George Washington
Associated Press
King Albert
David L. LeBreton
Ingraham
United States
LeBreton
Ostend
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