Intercession Sunday at Newton Centre Church Service
The Waster offering at Trinity Church Newton Centre was 4300 dollars. At 7 15 pm next Sunday the intercession for the sick and troubled will be held after worship. Rev Edward T Sullivan will give the address Should Troubles Come Singly or The Secret of Spiritual Peace. Leaflets with prayers for the sick are available on request.
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Newton Centre
Edward T. Sullivan
Plant to shut down for week at Champion International
Lawrence reports the Champion International Paper Company plant will close next Monday for at least one week due to business conditions. The facility employs six people and state authorities note the shutdown is temporary.
Meeting in Aid of the Irish Fund at Boston Opera House
A mass meeting will be held Monday evening at the Boston Opera House Huntington avenue to aid the Irish fund for women and children. Notables including James W. Gérard and local committees organize the relief effort amid distressing conditions in Ireland with 000 school aged children unable to attend class. Donations noted include 25 from Mons Mille at St Rita's Court Lynn 100 from Middlesex County Board O F, 25 from Lafayette Court M C C Kc, 10 from United Brotherhood of Carpenters Fall River and 20 from Francis J O Reilly.
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Huntington Avenue
Fund For the Women and ‘Children of Ireland
Ireland
Aon
Germany
Richar
New York
Morgan
Lawrence Mscabion
David I. Waleh
Rae
Asken
America
Devonshire Street
Boston
Thomas de Cassee
W. ‘Goode
Cambridge
St. Rita’s Court
Lynn
Joseph
Devonshire Iy
Windham Mills Implement Wage Cuts And Shift Change
Wage reductions from 10 to 20 percent take effect at Androscoggin Pulp plant and Andrews box factory in Windham. Windham Manufacturing abolished the night shift in its woolen mill.
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South Windham
Androscoggin Pulp Company
Andrews Box
Windham Manufacturing Company
Cape Cod Chamber Pledges Support for Local Projects
Cape Cod Chamber of Commerce president Admiral Francis T Bowles told about 50 Cape businessmen in Provincetown that the chamber will back any worthy undertaking including a proposed new hotel after thorough study. The gathering at the Board of Trade building launched a campaign to widen membership with leaders Charles L Gifford Oscar C Nickerson and Chester A Dodge among the speakers and directors. A fisheries engineering course at the Institute of Technology was also outlined for this fall.
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Francis T. Bowles
Cape Cod
Chamber
Cape
Board of Trade
Admiral Bowles
Charles L. Gifford
Oscar C. Nickerson
Chester A. Dodge
Walter ©. Luscombe, Jr
William F. Makepeace
W. Sears Nickerson
Charles W. Megathlin
Prescott
Institute of Technology
Dorchester Man Admits Spanking Wife In Divorce Case
In Superior Court at Fall River on April 1 George L. Walker of Dorchester admitted spanking his wife Ethel of Taunton as cruel treatment cited in her suit for divorce. The decree awarded the wife alimony of 50 dollars a month and granted Walker custody of their son.
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Fall ‘River
George L. “Walker
Dorchester
Ethel
Taunton
Walker
Michigan Supreme Court clears hip retrial from seizure laws
USING Michigan April 1 The state Supreme Court rules the hip ret is immune from investigation under Michigan prohibition search and seizure provisions. A brief legal clarification appears amid the daily notices and public interest on enforcement measures.
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Using
Mich
Hip
Michigan
State Supreme Court
Harvey Named U S Ambassador to Britain by Harding
United News reports Colonel George Harvey, a former Democrat and early Woodrow Wilson supporter, has been chosen by President Harding and accepted by Britain as ambassador to the Court of St James. Senate confirmation will follow once Congress reconvenes, with other major diplomatic nominations tied to the move.
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United News
George Harvey
Woodrow Wilson
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Harding
Harvey
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Paris
White House
Rene’ Viviani
Herrick
France
Long
Viviani
Walter Brown
Ohio
Chicago
Tokio
Y W C A Campaign Reaches Thirty Two Thousand Dollars
Mrs John Ten Byck announced the Northeastern district YWCA campaign has raised over $32,000 in four days. Campaign leaders reported $6000 from downtown, $4000 from hotels and apartments, $4250 from Newtons, $1330 from student centers, and $1050 from Milton, with two individuals donating $5000 each.
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Ten Byck
Twentieth Century Club
Richard K. Thorndike
Susanna Dabney
Back Bay
Nouise Walworth
The
Newtons
J. J. Tillinghast
Milton
Marine Corps Planes Reach Daytona on Flight to Virgin Islands
Two Marine Corps airplanes arriving in Daytona from Washington to the Virgin Islands landed without incident. They left Paris Island in the afternoon and will depart Daytona Beach tomorrow for Miami after a stopover in North Carolina and Arkansas prior stops.
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Daytona
Fla
Marine Corps
Washington
Virgin Islands
Paris Island
Ss. C
Payetteville
N. C
Miami
Sale of Henry Ward's paper sparks row in Toledo
In Toledo on April 1 the sale of Henry Ward Dearborn Independent triggered a gang fight in front of the federal building. Police reserves dispersed the mob as P. W. Johnson H Kunzmann and Joe Lynch of Detroit and Jack Carlson of Toledo were arrested on disturbance charges.
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Henry Ward
the Dearborn Independent
Federal Building
P. W. Johnson
H. Kunzmann
Joe Lynch
Detroit
Jack Carlson
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