Boston Police Strike Support Reported as City Votes
The Boston law club, a police force group, voted to donate 4000 from its treasury to the policeman's union amid the general sympathetic strike vote. Central body meeting planned for Sunday to reveal results as Superintendent Crowley orders all local restaurants closed at midnight and 4 am. Harvard University President Lowell commends volunteers for police duty during the strike.
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Harvard University
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Warren Resigns Post at Charity Organization Society
George L. Warren resigns after two years as head of Boston’s Charity Organization Society Charleston district work aided families and discharged prisoners. He led the Confidential Exchange, helped 831 families last year, and directed Red Cross Home Service for soldiers and disabled veterans. Miss Elizabeth Howe will assist until a successor is named.
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Mr. Warren
Charleston
Charity Organization Society
Warren
Exchangee
Home Service Section
The
Red Cross
Elizabeth Howe
Brooklyn
Dill
Miss Howe
Jessie M. Lukens
Bridgeport
Brockton
Mass
Obituary notices for several local residents announced
Funeral services were held yesterday for William Robb at his home on Nemington Street with burial at Evergreen cemetery. Mrs Catherine Ahearn had a high mass of requiem at Blessed Sacrament Church and burial at St Michaels. Mrs Anna M Van Auken's funeral was at her son's home with burial in Lakeview cemetery. Elizabeth Redden, 65, died after a long illness and will be buried at St Michaels after a requiem at St Augustine's Church. survivors include daughter Miss Mary Redden and sister Mrs Ann Murphy.
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Nemington Street
Benjamin K. Root
St. Paul's Episcopal Church
Evergreen Cemetery
Brooklyn
Catherine Ahearn
Sneed & Boucher
Main Street
Church of the Ex Blessed Sacrament
Edward Shaughnessey
Daniel Willeen, Jr
John Tavery
Ambrose Mackalowsky
Daniel Higgins
St. Michael's Cemetery
Anna M. van Auken
Calleun Avenue
Germany Gains Allies as Europe Splits and Strength Shifts
In a discussion from central Europe, Morganthau warns that Europe’s disintegration among Germany’s neighbors risks emboldening Germany. He argues Berlin may reclaim territory if weak states quarrel, while rise of Bolshevism and shifting power blocs threaten peace. Germany’s resurgence hinges on disciplined reform and a strong Poland as a shield for Europe.
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President Wilson Addresses San Diego Rally on League and Treaty
President Wilson spoke to an estimated 60,000 at the amphitheater in San Diego urging support for the League of Nations and the treaty. He warned against British influence in the Assembly, defended American responsibility, and argued that exclusive privilege would mock the goal of equality among nations. He claimed truths about the treaty were withheld from the public and insisted the United States must join with equal burden to assure liberty and justice.
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Steel Men Ready for Big Strike
Steel workers in Pittsburgh and across the nation prepared for a major walkout. Leaders warned many would quit Monday morning, with nonunion mills urged to keep fires and plants running only as needed to defend property. Local authorities organized peace patrols and the union sought legal action to curb intimidation by United States Steel.
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Weather Bridgeport Record from The Post Building
Recording thermometer and barometer show a cold brief spell with rising interior temperatures expected. Warmth to spread inland by Sunday though rain remains in eastern Maine. forecast covers New Hampshire Vermont and Maine with warmer interior conditions by Saturday night.
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Italian Drive Starts Monday Organized Aid To Orphans
An Italian relief drive announces Monday start with a nationwide fund structure. Generals and captains are listed by district, detailing leadership, volunteers, and district coverage to channel contributions to Italian relief.
Milford Police Round Up Suspects In Car Theft Ring
Milford police led by Chief Maher and railroad detectives arrested Patrick J. Dwyer and six other men from Milford and Bridgeport on charges connected to a major theft ring. Dwyer, a former sailor with prior arrests, was bound over in Derby Court on charges tied to thefts from Freiahe cars. Others named include Lambert street New Haven resident, a Devon vulcanizer and a Coca Cola driver, with several associates from Stratford and Derby areas. Police recovered a truckload of stolen goods hidden near a woods location, and investigators noted ongoing reports from four weeks earlier about losses tied to the Devon division.
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Coca-Cola Company
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Local suspects held on bonds after car raid
Dwyer is held on bond while the other men are held on 500 dollar bonds. They will be arraigned in town court tomorrow morning after authorities seized tops lard butter copper bars cloth and salt from the cars.
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Dwyer
Leaders Hopeful as Treaty Debate Opens in Senate
The chamber heard formal readings of the pact while Senator Hitchcock of Nebraska clung to a belief that amendments would fail. Democrats praised signals of momentum for ratification amid notices of opposition. A Lodge and Knox message to Senator Johnson to stay allied with the President added urgency as the debate lasted three hours with Senator Wadsworth’s denunciation drawing applause.
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New York
Saturday Bargain Day at Untrimmed Hats and More
A bustling sale unfolds with discounts on hats, veiled furs, and decorative trims. Offers include Velour Hats, Marabout Feather Capes, Silk Petticoats, Silk Waists, Lingerie, and Fur Scarves with prices from two to several dollars, promising a banner day and wholesale values across women's wear and accessories.
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