Call for Scalp of Hertling
Berlin dispatch reports German newspapers urge calm over Bulgaria’s unsettled situation. Georg Bernhard’s Vossische Rettung condemns Chancellor Hertling as a leaderless, weary rudder at a critical war moment and calls for his resignation to preserve the empire’s welfare.
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Eader
German Socialist Organ Urges Stand Fast Against Allies
Orwaerts, the organ of the majority Socialists, warns that if the present chancellor and coalition fail, Germany would be left alone facing all the allies. It paints a dire picture of defeat with hunger and subjugation, urging every German to stand firm.
Army to Wear Long Pants For Overseas Troops
New York reports the American expeditionary force will abandon breeches in favor of long trousers as soon as supply allows. The change, aligned with French infantry styles, features tighter lower legs and use with spiral leggings.
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Quartermaster-General
Marine Corps
Rough Riders
Real Names Out Today in Downtown Hotel Raids
A mass arrest of about 50 couples in downtown hotels follows the true name bill. Central Court will hear the cases today with many charged under statutory provisions and potential name changes at trial.
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Licensing Board
Uncle Sam
Chase
Egypt
Boston
Clan na Gael Delegates Call for Ireland Self Rule
About 600 delegates from across the United States at a New York conference adopted a petition to President Wilson and Congress. They demand self determination for Ireland and pressure England to concede Ireland as an independent nation at the peace conference. More than $78,000 was pledged to fund open legal propaganda to enlighten American opinion.
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New York
Wilson
Ireland
America
Clan-na-Gael
United States
England
Get in Line Today for Liberty Bond Subscribers
Urges readers to join the line for Liberty bonds but specifies information only for subscribers. Encourages action and participation in the savings program.
Council Plans Action by Boston Railway Clerks
The Boston Council of Railway Clerks and Employees will hold a special meeting at Owls Hall Charlestown Wednesday night to act on a report from a committee that will press three Boston railroads for wage increases and conditions before tomorrow night. The committee meets today with managers to demand immediate approval of improvements under General Order No 27 by Railroad Director McAdog. Outcomes will be reported to the council and affect passenger freight and station workers.
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Owls’ Hall
Charlestown
Boston
McAdog
McAdoo and Sineg Promise Prompt Action on Interpretations
Assurances from Director General McAdoo and Chairman Sineg that requests for interpretation of supplement No. 7 points will be sent to the board for prompt consideration. Reported by R. G. Stearns general chairman of the Brotherhood of Railway Clerks to Old Colony Lodge 143 at the Quincy House yesterday.
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Sineg
R. G. Stearns
Brotherhood of Railway Clerks
New Haven
Old Colony Lodge 143
Quincy House
Labor Meetings Called Off Amid Influenza Orders
Labor organizations postponed all special and regular meetings following health commissioners orders during the Spanish influenza epidemic. In most cases officers quickly contacted members, causing little inconvenience to the groups.
Labor Notes On Union Divisions And Shipyard Actions
A new division of the Brotherhood of Rail workers forms amid reorganization talks. Leaders from Boilermakers and Ship Builders of America discuss unity as the Metal Polishers and Buffers Union seeks plant consolidations and coal conservation efforts.
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Ron Ship Builders of America
E Maninery
Bethleem Oat Ferneres
Local Notices from Boston Area News
Weng Lee of 28 Tyler Street was found dead in the doorway of 5 Beach Street last night by Albert Hughes of 4 Boston Street. Funeral services for Frank P. Murphy aged 67 who died yesterday at 2 Mystic Street Charlestown will be held Wednesday morning at 9 in St Francis de Sales Church. Parishioners at St Aidan's Brookline heard Mass outside as doors and windows were opened. Solemn St Michael's Day services were held at the Church of the Advent. Two hundred Junior League children plan a tag day for Everett Christmas fund for overseas boys next Saturday. Emergency health committee appeals for auto owners to loan cars to transport nurses. Lexington Arlington public schools reopen Monday Oct 7. Mecca of Boston Common crowds as usual on Sunday with many orators out.
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Beach Street
Albert Hughes
Boston Street
Frank P. Murphy
Mystic Street
Charlestown
St. Francis de Sales
Boston Cooperative Bank
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Brookline
John T. Creagh
the Special Aid Society
Everett
Everett Boys
Fradkin Joins The Symphony Arrives At Lenox Hotel
Fredric Fradkin concertmaster of the Symphony checks into the Hotel Lenox awaiting a permanent home. He guards his valued Stradivarius worth about twenty thousand dollars as rehearsals for the 39th season start tomorrow.
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Fredric Fradkin
Symphony
Lenox
Conductorship of Boston Symphony In Flux
Judge Cabot releases plan for the orchestra with Pierre Monteux set to lead opening concerts. He notes that naming a permanent conductor is delayed by global upheaval and slow transatlantic communications. Negotiations are active to maintain the orchestra’s high standards into the next seasons.
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Daftiger
Frederic P. Cabot
The
Symphony Orchestra
Boston Symphony Orchestra
Pierre Monteux
Europe
Plane Crash at Rawmilleo Race Track Injures Two
Lieutenant Paul Tobey of Wisconsin and Sergeant Harvey Drake of Massachusetts were injured when their Liberty Loan flight crashed into a pole at the Rawmilleo race track in Baltimore Maryland. Tobey suffers a scalp wound and leg fractures while Drake has a broken leg and other injuries. Both men were taken to the Protestant Infirmary in Baltimore for treatment. Drake is a Springfield born photographer aviation instructor who joined the army last January and is bound for Langley Field Virginia.
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Harvey J. Drake
Springfield
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New War Tale by Butler in Boston Post Magazine
The Boston Post Magazine will feature Ellis Parker Butler's new war story The Pirate Chief The Red Dagger in an upcoming Sunday issue. Butler, famed for Pigs Is Pigs, continues to blend satire with martial intrigue in this tale set amid pirate legend and conflict.
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Parker Butler
Boston Post
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