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Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Apr 07, 1920

Page

13

Check on growth of churches in 1919 U.S. Protestant membership

New York April 6 Statistics show the smallest annual rise in Protestant church membership in 30 years, with a 1919 increase of 56,000. Dr. H. K. Carroll, who prepared the first official census of religions, disclosed the figures tonight via the Christian Herald.

New York United States H. K. Carroll Christian Herald

Increase for ten prior years of 771947

The note references an increase spanning the previous ten years totaling 771,947. No further context or entities are provided in the fragment.

Denominational membership slump traced to 1918 effects

The slump began in 1918 with an increase of only 155,000 members and caused declines across major denominations. The Methodist Episcopal and Presbyterian bodies led losses, as war work interruptions, pastor resignations for fundraising drives, and a flu epidemic boosted deaths, contributing to the downturn.

United States Methodist Episcopal Presbyterian Northern Disciples of Christ South Northern Baptist Convention National Baptist Convention U.S. A United

Dr. W. N. Price Seeks Democratic Nomination for Congress

Nomination papers for Dr. W. N. Price of Richmond were circulated in Bath today as he enters the June primaries for the Democratic nomination for representative to Congress in the second district.

Jad Salts Promoted For Kidney Comfort

An advertisement urges readers to use Jad Salts to flush and energize tired kidneys. It claims four ounces in water each morning can relieve kidney ache, bladders disorders, and related pains, describing Jad Salts as a grape lemon lithia preparation that neutralizes urine acids.

Expert on radicals sent here for habeas corpus hearing

Special Assistant Attorney General Hoover, noted for directing federal anti radical actions, will arrive from Washington to aid in the Boston habeas corpus hearing for William Collyer and others held under Deer Island deportation orders. Palmer may join later. the day featured a clash as George E. Kelleher refused to say how many agents investigated radicals before the raids.

Hoover United States Washington William Collyer Deer Island Boston A. Mitchell Palmer George E. Kelleher New England Bureau of Investigation Department of Justice America Lewis Goldberg Palmer

Boston Fire Department Commends Two Firemen for Quick Actions

Boston fire officials award commendations to Hoseman Michael D. Sullivan of Engine 22 and Hoseman Walter P. Nolan of Engine 1 for preventing serious accidents in the past year. Sullivan steered onto the sidewalk to avoid an elderly man near Copley Square during a blaze response on Feb 2, 191%, while Nolan halted a runaway horse in front of Engine 1 quarters. The board also praises seventeen firefighters for working on their days off, with the commendations issued by Fire Commissioner John R. Murphy through Peter E. Walsh.

Board of Merit Boston Fire Department Michael D. Sullivan Warren Avenue South End Walter P. Nolan Dorchester Street Boston Sullivan Copley Square Nolan John R. Murphy Peter E. Walsh Daniel J. Kennedy Water Tower Company Edward J. Brown William W. Mulway James F. Ryan Thomas H. Andreoli Daniel J. Sullivan Arthur J. Short Joseph M. Ferreira George H. Morris Joseph W. Griffin Engine Company Thomas P. Lohan Bartholomew J. Dowd Florence Donahue Ladder Company Michael F. Hayes Frank J. Hagerty Francis J. McCabe Water Towers Fred G. Menghi Chemical Company 13

Immigration Warrant Controversy In Dept Case

A court heard testimony about 437 men and 13 women arrested with department warrants. An immigration official claimed agents waited at police stations for Department of Justice prisoners and could detain with warrants, while the judge questioned the legality of such actions and the role of the DOJ.

Kelleher Anderson Goldberg United States Boynton Mather Washington Skeffington James A’ Sullivan Mr. Skeffington Immigration Service Department Department of Justice

Good Government Association Opposes Two Year Mayor Term

The Good Government Association issued a blunt statement denying neutrality on changes to Boston city government. It declares emphatic opposition to a two year mayoral term and to replacing the at large council with a district council, calling previous quotes false.

Good Government Association State House Boston

Peters Named Honorary Head of Boston Community Service

Mayor Peters was yesterday elected honorary president of Community Service of Boston, continuing War Camp Community Service. The group planned a permanent clubhouse for service members of the army navy and marine corps to open at 10 Park Square.

Peters Community Service of Boston War Camp Community Service Army, Navy Marine Corps Park Square

Nature's Remedy NR Tablets Claim Digestive Health Boost

An advertisement argues poor digestion causes weakness and skin issues and promotes Nature's Remedy NR Tablets. It claims ten days of nightly use starts relief, with ongoing benefits and a suggestion to continue periodically to stay well.

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