Labor Leaders Denounce Haywood and Bolshevism at Conference
In a sharp address to delegates, Charles H. Moyer denounces Bill Haywood and George Pettibone, blasts bolshevism and isms, warns Mexican miners against Haywood, recalls Boise death shadow, says the federation funded defense, and claims Haywood harms organized labor and workers' interests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Oyer
Bill” Haywood
George Pettibone
Frank Steunenberg
Idaho
Haywood
Moyer
Charles H. Moyer
Boise
Bill Haywood
American Federation of Labor
Federation
Pettibone
Wesleyan Faces Columbia After Key Lineup Changes
Wesleyan prepares to meet Columbia in New York in the season finale with a reworked lineup after losses of Captain Anderson and Peck. Streifert replaces Anderson, Steel moves to quarterback, Gravett returns at center with Boote at fullback, and Anderson serves at an officers’ training post. Wesleyan, averaging 19 years old and 170 pounds, aims to close the season with a strong showing despite injuries and adjusted positions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York City
Columbia
Wesleyan
Anderson
Peck
Qual
Siston
Streifert
Steel
Gravett
Springfield
Boote
Czecho Slovak Chief Dined as Guest of Honor in New York
President Masaryk of the newly proclaimed Czecho Slovak republic attended a Columbia University Club breakfast in New York. He arrived from Washington with his party and was hosted by Frederick A. Goetze, Columbia’s treasurer. Notables present included Senator Hitchcock Admiral Usher Sir John Wilson Major General Bell George Creel and George Stearn.
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Republic
New York
Thomas G. Masaryk
Prague
Columbia University Club
Masaryk
Washington
Frederick A. Goetze
Columbia University
United
Gilbert H. Hitchcock
Foreign Relations Committee
Nathaniel H. Usher
Brooklyn Navy Yard
John Wilson
Dominion Bank, of
Canada
J. Franklin Bell
George R. Creel
Bureau of Public Information
George W. Stearn
American Agricultural Association
Epworth League Notes At Wesleyan Tonight
Epworth League notes announce an entertainment for the class of 1922 S. A. T. C. of Wesleyan tonight. The membership contest shows Reds 130 to 182. Hazel Read is elected 6th president and Harold Crowell 5th vice president. memorensional garden seeds are raised for a seed project.
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Epworth
Wesleyan
Reds
Hazel Read
Harold Crowell
No Quinine in This Gold Cube Cold Remedy
An old note promotes Pape's Cold Compound with a two hour dosing schedule insisting three doses break grippe misery. It claims to open congested noses and air passages, relieve headache sore throat sneezing and stiffness, and end stuffed up and snuffling.
Positions on Belgian Coast Near Ostend
A view shows part of the German defense works on the Belgian coast near Ostend captured by British naval forces without combat as the enemy evacuated in haste. Unfired shells and intact emplacements indicate the hurried departure and lack of resistance.
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Ostend
East gridiron lineup features Princeton Upton game at Polo Grounds
Princeton meets Camp Upton at the Polo Grounds in a military aviation program. Rutgers faces Great Lakes Naval Training Station at Ebbetts Field. Columbia plays Wesleyans at Southfield. Pennsylvania battles Pitt in Pittsburg. Other eastern games include Fordham vs Boston College and NYU vs Maryland State among many matchups.
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New York
Princeton
Camp Upton
Polo Grounds
Rutgers
Great Lakes
Ebbets Field
Brooklyn
Columbia
Southfield
Pittsburg
Pennsylvania
Pennsylvania State
Lehigh
State College
Brown
League Island Marines
Philadelphia
Fordham
Boston College
Boston
New York University
Maryland State
Washington
Union
Hamilton
Schenectady
Pelham Bay
Newport Naval Reserves
Ursinus
Navy
Annapolis
Lafayette
Franklin and Marshall
Big Boxing Benefit at Garden For War Fund
Madison Square Garden hosts one of the era’s largest fifth card benefits for the United War Work Fund led by Jack Dempsey versus Joe Bonds. Also featuring Jack Britton versus Soldier Bartfield, Johnny Dundee, Joe Welling, and other bouts six rounds each.
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Garden
U. W. W. Fund
New York
Madison Square Garden
United War Work Fund
Jack Dempsey
Joe Bonds
Navy
Jack Britton
Bartfield
Johnny Dundee
Joe Welling
Jim Coffey
Clay Turner
Barney Adair
Frankie Callahan
Willie Jackson
Eddie Wallace
Joe Jeanette
Kid Norfolk
Benny Walger
Leo Johnson
Frankie Burns
Joe Eggers
Capture of Mons Ends War Effort Says Sun
The report says Mons was the war's last military deed. Mons in 1914 sparked the great retreat of the German army. British forces have re entered Mons, completing their final accomplishment after four years of fluctuating fortunes but steady aims. If not for the armistice, they might have left the city far behind.
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Mons
New York Sun
Red Cross in Alaska Auxiliary Aids Juneau Chapter
The Indian auxiliary of the Juneau Alaska Red Cross chapter is noted as highly helpful with many skilled seamstresses. Native workers have produced large quantities of Red Cross supplies including socks and moccasins. The women deserve credit for their enthusiasm and effort.
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Red Cross
Alaska
Juneau
The
Lodge warns against pacifist pro German drive after armistice
United States Senator Henry Cabot Lodge, at a Boston victory celebration, warned of a new pacifist and pro German campaign at home and in England after the armistice. He urged that American opinion demand an armistice with unconditional surrender and enforced peace through strong guarantees by the people and the press.
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United States
Henry Cabot Lodge
Boston
England
The Task of Liquidation
The piece reflects on wartime sensation swelling and calls for detachment to assess events with clarity. It notes the rapid reversal of fortune since July 15 and the near end of a dramatic civilization-changing arc that began at the Marne.
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Springfield Republican
Marne
Paris
1075 Casualties Reported Today From Army Lists
Washington November 16 two army casualty lists announced today contain 1075 names divided as follows Killed in action 202 Died of wounds 156 Died of accident and other causes 6 Died of airplane accident 1 Died of disease AGS Wounded severely Wounded degree undetermined Wounded slightly 163 Missing in action Connecticut names included were Section No 1 Killed in Action Sergeant Gerald E Dieterlin River Died of Disease Private John J Moriarty Hartford Conn Wounded Degree Undetermined Sergeant Stephen Matiski New Britain Conn Corporal Thomas J Blythe Hartford Conn Bugler Leslie Davis Brooklyn Private Matthew Thomas Leahy Stonington Conn Wounded lightly Corporal Chester W Croft Bristol Section No 2 Privates Otto McManus Bridgeport Conn Harry N Tarpinian Hartford Died of Wounds Private Apostolos P Paris Bridgeport Conn Missing in Action Carlisle Palmer Cos cob Conn Jose F Parell New Haven Conn
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Eeeceees
Csaee Ars
Tae
AGS
Connecticut
Section No
Gerald E. Dieterlin
River
John J. Moriarty
Hartford
Conn
Stephen Matiski
New Britain
Thomas J. Blythe
Leslie Davis
Brooklyn
Matthew Thomas Leahy
Stonington
Chester W. Croft
Bristol
Happenings in This Lgt 25 Years Ago 1893
Brief items from 25 years ago noting the new lockup being torn down overnight, Judge Julius Attwood nearing retirement at age 70, County Home inspection praising order, Lady visitors among county inspectors, Mansfield Guards muster and inspection at the armory, Governor Morris setting Thanksgiving Day, musings on income tax, Brownstone ferry late tonight, a four pound carrot exhibit, Kilbourne House Cafe board at 3.50 weekly, Middletown Horse Railroad electricity claim debunked, and H A Collamore obtaining a new hearse and undertaker wagon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Julius Attwood
East Haddam
Haddam
James H. Bunce
Henry C. Ward
M. D. Murphy
M. W. Lawton
Mansfield Guards
Captain Beach
Luzon B. Morris
Brownstone
Middlesex
Hall and Robinson
Portland
Kilbourne House
Middletown Horse Railroad
H. A. Collamore
Perrin Uses Oil Label for Alcohol Shipments
Springfield authorities questioned Albert W. Perrin of Beardstown Illinois after labeling two barrels of liquor as oil to dodge tax and shipment rules. He allegedly failed to pay federal tax and tried to ship the consignments out of town.
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Springfield
Ill
Albert W. Perrin
Beardstown
Pig Clubs Successful in Decatur Illinois
Pig clubs begun by banks in Decatur Illinois last year helped youths buy a son of pigs for fifty dollars with payments. A recent tabulation shows many realized over a hundred dollars on the investment. Some boys refused offers up to four hundred dollars for their pigs and litter, while others rejected three hundred and two hundred dollar bids.
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Decatur
Ill
Notable Conn. Residents Named in List
Frank Smith of Waterbury Robert J. Smith of South Manchester John H. Steele of New Britain Emdon N. Mosher of Mystic Morris Shapiro of Stamford Oscar W. Swanson of Grosvenor Dale are cited in a Connecticut affairs roster listing local residents and their towns.
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Frank Smith
Waterbury
Conn
Robert J. Smith
South Manchester
John H. Steele
New Britain
Emdon N. Mosher
Mystic
Morris Shapiro
Stamford
Oscar W. Swanson
Grosvenordale
Christmas store appeals for sensible gifts and quiet deliveries
The message urges plain patriotic duty to carry packages and use no special deliveries while shopping for Christmas. It notes the need for attractive wearable and usable gifts and reminds readers that November 20 is the last day Red Cross can collect boxes for the boys overseas, despite hopes of a home for Christmas.
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P.S
Red Cross
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Bolsheviki
L W. W
Gexman
Sporting News
Cromwell Meadows
Menden
Crimsons
Russell Field
South End
Russell Jrs
Russell
Lodge
Schenck
Dr. J. H. Schenck & Son
United War Workers
France
R. J. Atwell
Eweler
Main ST
Washinton
Otto McManus
Bridgeport
Harry N. Tarpinian
Apostolos P. Paris
Bridgeport, Conn
Carlisle Palmer
Coscob
Jose F. Parell
New Haven
Lgt
New Vogt
Joseph C. Lincoln
Joe Lincoln
Cape Cod
William Allen White
Zane Grey
C. N
A. M. Williamson
Edna Ferber
Magnificent Amberson
Booth Tarkington
Joan and
Peter
H. G. Wells
Brainard & Logan
Middletown
B. Stern & Son and
International Tailoring Co
J. F. O'Connell
Prop
Richter & CO
New York Stock Exchange
Middletown National Bank
Cmo
Mfg. Co
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