Morals of Young as Good as Ever Says Dr Eliot
New York May 26 AP Dr Charles W Eliot ninety two former Harvard president in Collier s Weekly final message to American youth says morals not worse than predecessors. He urges not to overthink self promotes ideals and warns against purse proud isolation. He favors limited Volstead Act changes to permit light beer and stresses prohibition as beneficial if enforced.
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New York
Charles W. Eliot
Harvard University
America
Collier's Weekly
Vabor
Eliot
Quote on youth drinking and morals in four generations
The speaker notes many young people are drinkers who might not have been otherwise yet argues balance from non drinkers who would drink if liquor were cheap. He says too much has been written about youth willfulness and wildness and that morals are no worse than earlier generations as four generations grow up.
Democratic clash over anti saloon league sway in PA race
May 27. Massachusetts Representative Gallivan, a Democrat, said if FL Scott McBride of the Anti Saloon League helps campaign for Pennsylvania Senate candidate William B. Wilson then Democrats should back Republican Ware who runs on a wet plank. McBride contends Wilson is more Anti Saloon League than Democrat. Northern Democrats may offer aid to Ware.
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Pennsylvania
McBride
Wilson
Con-gressman Ware
Stamford Traffic Plan Changes for Eastbound Route
Stamford May 25. New eastbound routes cut off the Post Road at Richmond Hill Avenue and run through Richmond Hill to South and State to Hawthorn back to the Post Road. Westbound traffic would turn off at Grove to Bedford and Broad to Mill River to return to the Post Road. Three automatic electric street light signals are in place and will be tested this week to regulate Main Street traffic.
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Stamford
Richmond Hill Avenue
State
Hawthorn
Grove
Bedford
Broad
Mill River
Post Road
Family Welfare Society Aids 6823 Individuals in 1925
The Fairfield Family Welfare Society reports aiding 200 families or 6823 individuals in 1925, per General Secretary Mary K. Dennis at the fourth annual meeting hosted by Representative Albert Lavery. The group provided food clothing fuel and various services while noting support from many local officials and organizations.
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Fairfield
Family Welfare Society
Mary K. Dennis
Albert
Lavery
Uninown Road
Danvis
Sevuiety
Catholic Charity Bureau of Bridgeport
Bridgeport Family Welfare Society
New York Charity Organization Society
Albert E. Lavery
Samuel H. Wheeler
DeVer H. Warner
Henry S&s. Glover
David H. S. Huntington
H. H. Rennell
Ellen HK. Wheeler
J. L. Hetzel
Herbert N. Smith
Frederick Sturges
Ernest Truslow
George Field
George C. Waldo
John H. McGarry
Alfred J1. Terry
Ida &. Greenlear
William Schroeder
Simon C. Bradley
W. H. Donaldson
David Fleming
Walter 3. Lashar
Dutre Plumb
Gertrude J. Perry
John R. Reyburn
Henry B. Spelman
Free All Women Convention's Aim Paris
Dorie Stevens of the National Women’s Party arrives in Paris with 25 members to attend the International Women’s Suffrage Alliance Congress at the Sorbonne. She says the group seeks international cooperation and economic equality for women, stressing unity beyond national gains.
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Paris
Dorie Stevens
National Women's Party
Dudley Vield Malone
New York
International Womens Suffrage Alliance
Sorbonne
Aidas
Alliance
United States
Orchestra Conductor Named In Damage Suit
MilanItaly May 26 AP the extent to which an orchestra conductor even so noted as Arturo Toscanini can go in criticizing a member of his orchestra must be decided by a local court in a suit for damages brought against Toscanini by first violist Giovanni Licani of Scala Licani alleges he was insulted during a rehearsal when Toscanini supposedly said Weakings are not wanted here Youre awfully feeble He argues this remark plus other criticisms constitutes abuse and defamation
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Milan
Italy
Arturo Toscanini
Toscanini
Giovanni Licani
Scala
Tacani
Ldcani
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Harvard
Antesaloonist
Gallivan
Tf Dry
Wilson, Herges
Annie B. Jennings
Wiliam H. Glover
James T. Roche, Jr
George L. Warren
Annie L. Bulkley
Harold M Clark
PF. B. Wichols
Frederick A. Burr
Tuomas Lashar
Bertram W. Ainsworth
Sally Lavery
Elizabeth Jennings
Byron H. Jersey
Ida L. Greenleaf
Samuel Jennings
Roger Smith
Alice H. Greenleaf
H. Ellis Briggs
Bradford G. Warner
Girl Scouts
Case
William B. Glover
DeVere. Warner
Alfred J. Terry
Fred A. Burr
J. Walter Perry
Henry €. Sturges
Henry C. Surges
Fannie Hinckley
John 8. Bridgeman
Emma F. Wakeman
Mary E. Dennis
Florence MM. Schulte
Griffin
Daniel P. Griffin
Bridgeport Society For Mental Hygiene
Falfield Nome Economics
Sherman School
Visiting Nurse Association
William B. Hover
F. A. Hurr
Stephen I’. Chernitzky
Plano
Jennie Carroll
Frederick Brown
Hills Tarlton
Herbert Titzler
Alice Tremain
Ralph McEldowney
Justine Clarkson
Sh. Rose Gallagher
Ruth Cathcart
Virginia Wiley
Helen Hull
Muriel Neale
Bessie Ballog
Frank Tremain
Margaret Brown
Laura McEldowney
Mary Adams
Lillian Burr
Lillian Courtney
Kings Daughters
Southport M. E. Church
Main Street
George Alfred Smith
American Legion
American Legion Hall
Fairfeld
Fairfield County Republican Women's Association
Champ's Farm
Black Rock
Community Theatre
Treasure Island
Guild of St. Paul's Episcopal Church
Dwight and Lincoln
Stratfield
Brooklawn Country Club
Rei Men's Hall
A. V. Carroll
United States Civil Service Commission
Elm Terrace
Woodmont
Elm Terrace Country Club
New Haven
Connecticut
New Haves
Bijou Theater
Churchs Street
Oyster River Station
Thims Reality Company
Thomas J. Smith
Knickerbocker Building
Wisconsin
Long Laland Office College Polit
Flushing
Church &J
Sale
New Haven Shore Road
eAnd
Massachusetts Baking Company
Waldorf Astoria Cae
Teaen
the Waldorf
Geometric Garage Co
Blake St
Duco
U. S
Liberty
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