Rabbi Gold Urges League Backing at New Year Service
Rabbi H. Raphael Gold urged Jews nationwide to back the League of Nations as the solution to unresolved Jewish issues and a hope for the downtrodden. He spoke during the New Year 5680 address at Adath Jeshurun Synagogue Roxbury, where a record crowd filled the Blue Hill Avenue edifice.
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League of Nations
H. Raphael Gold
Adath Jeshurun
Blue Hill Avenue
Roxbury
Rabbi Gold
Jewish leader urges world peace and League of Nations
Dr. Gold portrays Jewish suffering in eastern Europe and calls for universal harmony. He lauds America for speaking out at the council and argues for a neutral referee in world affairs through a League of Nations. He notes Jews rushing to rebuild a homeland, praising the Maccabean spirit and global civilizational barometer. Large crowds attend the New Year services with many visitors in Boston and soldiers present.
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Dr. Gold
Europe
America
League of Nations
Israel
Palestine
Allenby
Gold
Russia
Poland
Boston
Boston Floating Hospital Ties Up For Winter Quarters
The season’s work of mercy ends as the Boston Floating Hospital relocates to winter quarters at the Charlestown bridge, marking a seasonal pause in service.
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Mercy
Boston Floating Hospital
Charlestown Bridge
Simmons Girls Open Club in Cambridge
Simmons College graduates opened the Cranford Club at Brattle Square Cambridge a new rest for business girls. Luncheon from 12 to 2, tea at 4. A chating dish dance debuted to mark the opening week. Founders Miss Mabel Paul Miss Marion Howlett and Miss Elsie Howlett leased and remodeled the Colonial mansion.
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Simmons College
Cranford Club
Brattle Square
Cambridge
Mabel Paul
Marion Howlett
Elsie Howlett
Susie
Harvard
British Shoe Men Visit Boston Luncheon
The Boston Shoe Trades Club hosted a luncheon for five British shoe experts from the Federated Association of Boot and Shoe Manufacturers of Great Britain and Ireland. Harry S. Thayer presided as the delegation prepared to visit Lynn and Brockton before traveling to Canada and then back to England in October.
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Boston Shoe Trades Club
Great Britain
Federated Association of Boot and Shoe Manufacturers of
Ireland
Harry S. Thayer
Canada
Lynn
Brockton
United States
England
Injunction Sought to Stop Billboard Poster Nuisance
John F Monahan and others file bill in Suffolk Superior Court asking for a restraining order against Donnelly and Sons to stop stuffing scraps of billboard posters with old paste into the space between two buildings on Tremont Street Roxbury. The suit claims posters torn from a roof billboard at 1817 Tremont Street cause rot odor and a nuisance and seeks removal of existing debris and an order against further dumping.
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John F
Charles 8
Ellen P
Elizabeth F. Monahan
Suffolk Superior Court
Edward C. Donnelly
Donnelly & Sons
Tremont Street
Roxbury
Birmingham unions call out in district strike
Birmingham district members of the Blacksmiths and Machinists Union were called out on strike today in Birmingham Alabama. The action halts shop activity as workers protest terms and labor conditions. Leaders pledge solidarity and continued picketing across the district.
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Birmingham
Ala
Blacksmiths and Machinists’ Union
Auto Show Opens Today at Meadville Fair
The three day fair opens this morning and features a display of motorcars. Chester I Campbell leads the exhibit under Boston Automobile Dealers Association sanction. Cars include Locomobile Auburn Saxon Paige Liberty Oldsmobile Metz Chandler and more.
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Meadville
Readville Fair
Chester I. Campbell
Boston Automobile Dealers’ Association
Campbell
Locomobile
Auburn
Saxon
Paige
Liberty
Oldsmobile
Metz
Chandler
Cleveland
Velie
Briscoe
Allen
Studebaker
Oakland
Chalmers
Maxwell
Haynes
Dixie Flyer
Davis
Nash
Lexington
Holmes
Winton
Fiat
Templar
Not a Whaler Now on Any One of Oceans
Provincetown reports the whaling schooner Arthur W. S. Woodruff, Captain John Edwards, has arrived at New Bedford, leaving the Atlantic without a whaler aboard for the first time in over a century. The Woodruff carries 850 barrels of sperm oil and four pounds of ambergris, with a year’s total value around $33,000 as several vessels prepare to sail this fall.
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Provincetown
Arthur W. S. Woodruff
John Edwards
New Bedford
Atlantic Ocean
Cameo
Atlantic
Starbuck
Woodruff
Dorchester Telephone Operator to Wed In October
Romance from school days ends in October when Marguerite S. Sweeney of 22 Trescott Street Dorchester and Stephen T. Cleary of 7 Copeland Street Dorchester will marry.
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Dorchester
Marguerite S. Sweeney
Trescott Street
Stephen T. Cleary
Copeland Street
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Dr. Wernet
Wernet Dental Mfg. Co
Beekman St
N.Y
Mark H. Jackson
F Gurney
Syracuse
N. Y
My. Jackson
Irene Merrill
Mildred Chase
Ethel Haviland
Ella Laury
Elsie Moir
NECCO
New England Confectionery Company
SOO 1
New England
Siedieie
Kid
Our Shoe Dept
SSI
Houghton & Putton
Fier Re
Saci
Aoa
Aosoosoocmcoces
Memmi
Beacon Street
N& Dutton
Winter Mackinaws
Bates Ginghams
Women’s Union Suits
Red Cross Beacon
Serge Ward
Silkeline
Uneeda Biscuit
Grocery Dept
Jardinieres
Women’s House
Oxfords
ORG
Bach
Lisle
Heer
Gillette
Doren
Priscilla Cookies
Drug Dept
Exch
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