Episcopal Diocesan Convention Opens With Bishops Present
Services at Trinity Church drew three bishops including Bishop Lawrence Suffragan Babcock and Bishop Gailor. The annual convention begins with Holy Communion and sessions to be held in Huntington Hall. About 150 clergymen attended the impressive procession led by Christ Church Hyde Park’s diocesan banner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trinity Church
Lawrence
Babcock
Thomas F. Gailor
Episcopal Church
Huntington Hall
Christ Church, Hyde Park
Philip S. Parker
Joseph H. Beal
Joseph F. Woods
Sturgis H. Thorndike
Harcourt Amory
J. M
Police raid barber shop seizes still and liquor
North Adams police raided Ralph Jordan’s barber shop arresting him and seizing about 50 gallons of what was believed to be newly distilled liquor four tubs of mash and molasses plus flavoring extracts. No charge was filed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Adams
Ralph Jordan
New England Farmers Back Myrick Daylight Saving Move
Agricultural leaders from Massachusetts New Hampshire and Connecticut meet with Herbert Myrick to back an injunction against the daylight saving law. They plan a regional drive urging Interstate Commerce Commission and six New England governors to prevent cross state train time changes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Springfield
Massachusetts
New Hampshire
Connecticut
Herbert Myrick
New England
Interstate Commerce Commission
Supreme Court
Myrick
Editor and Owner Robinson Locke Dies in Toledo
Robinson Locke editor and owner of the Toledo Blade died after an operation for appendicitis. Born in Toledo on March 15, 1856, he was a civic leader and nationally known dramatic critic with a renowned library of dramatic works.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toledo, CO
Parker Wins Louisiana Governorship in 1932 Election
John M. Parker, Democrat, elected Governor of Louisiana. He will assume office May 17 after the General Assembly opens, where a major battle is expected over ratification of the suffrage amendment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Orleans
John M. Parker
Louisiana
General Assembly
Strengthen Eyesight 50 Percent in One Week Says Dr. Lewis
Philadelphia readers are urged to try Bon-Opto tablets with a simple eye bath for two to four daily uses. The article claims neglect worsens eye problems and reports testimonials of dramatic vision improvement and reduced eye strain. The manufacturer offers a money back guarantee if results are not seen in a week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Lewis
Chelsea
Amelia Mystkowski
Everett Avenue
Sophie Osipchuck
Orange Street
New York City
Metropolis
Gotham
Labor Lyceum
Marriage Intentions List Mixes Names and Addresses Across Cities
A long list of prospective marriages shows Benjamin Benge and Lilla E Mardy from Somerville and Charlestown, plus numerous other couples with ages, occupations, and street addresses across Boston and surrounding towns. The notice strings together occupations from blacksmith to shipper and includes widowed, divorced, and at home statuses with many street and city details.
Five Day Waiver Notices and Pairings in Local Court
A list of individuals with ages occupations and addresses appears in a local court notice noting five day waivers by judges Wentworth and Murray. Couples include Mullen Cantone Gallo McLennan Whaley Waters Gray and others with assorted trades and towns from Dorchester Roxbury South Boston and beyond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary J. Mullen
Labeller
Felice Cantone
Endicott St
Anta Gallo
Talloress
William J. McLennan
Ottawa
Roxbury
Gertrude KB. Whaley
Francis B. Waters
Bowdoin St
Josephine KK. Gray
Dudley St
Margaret C. Sullivan
Gayland St
Dorchester
Daniel Sullivan
Trenton St
Charlestown
Bridget Driscoll
East Third St
South Boston
Charles E. Nash, Jr
Mariner
Ivy St
Augusta Witthol
Shoemaker
Waltham St
Mary L Perry
Grampian Way
Clement Lorenzo, Jr
Worcester St
Anta M. Edmonston
Winthrop St
Brockton
Mitchell Franklin
Oxford St
Cambridge
Virginia Fester
Buckminster St
Allston
Adam Haponyuk
Baker
Wall Sr
Mary Bodnardhueck
Cook
Somerville
Multiple Couples Listed in Domestic Partnerships Across Cambridge and Boston
The notice lists numerous couples with ages and addresses in Cambridge East Boston Roxbury and Somerville detailing domestic and marriage pairs. Included are Charles Hermanson and Jennie Larson Leo Rosenberg and Anna Drucker John Calamera and Ellen Nolan Homer Tripp and Ruth Pearson Joseph Arcotillo and Jeanette Lamourin Dennis Gallagher and Anna Healey James Margeson and Winifred Duffy James Worrigan and Helen Dollinger May Thompson and Laura Griffiths and Worcester Perkins and Laura Griffiths. The page notes a fashionable street costume with a short coat and accordion plaited skirt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Benjamin Benge
Otis St
Somerville
Lilla E. Mardy
Washington St
Charlestown
Elmer D. Fish
Norfolk
Hannah M. Callahan
Delle Ave
Roxbury
Charles L. Richardson, Jr
Brooklyn
N. Y
Charlotte G. Burrell
Algonquin St
Dorchester
Frederick Brown
Teamster
Bromley St
Minnie Sheeran
John J. Moran
Brighton St. Charlestown
Margaret J. Douglas
Packer
Main St
George A. Clark
Shipper
Dennison St
Ida M. Stuart
Benis Mackevicz
Leverett St
Elabieta Gancon
Gordon A. Roberts
Teamater
Concord Sq
Mary Stevens
Malcolm B. Varney
Commonwealth Ave
Allston
Helga I. Felrnstrom
Columbia Id
Agnes Ryder
Edison Green
Vance F. Likins
Broadway
Cambridge
Marthella L. Church
Hemenway St
Edwin HH. Oliver
Munroe St
Marion B. Nye
Julius Hennig
New York City
Ray H. Marks
Vernon Ot
Arthur T. Yeates
Coleridge St
Boston
Sarah J. Cookson
Woodland Rd
Newton
Walter G. Rumbl
Hefferan St
Florence
Glenville Ave
Anna B
Dyment
Herman H. Leben
Harrishoff Sr
Sarah Stanetsky
Arnold HK
Terrelonge
Beacon St
Brookline
Anita
Melrose
Hugh T. Morash
Watertown
Ellen M. Kennedy
Hkeacon &J
Eugene J. Sullivan
Everett Sts
Hannah Daley
Alpine St
Dennis J. Fowler
Sixth St
South Boston
Emma L. Fisher
Worcester
Robert I’. McEwen
Centre St
Jamaica Plain
Annie Locke
Charlottetown
T. William KR. Eldred
Indorer
Wickford
R. I
Jennie M. Timpson
Allenton
I. Lawrence A. Barrett
Tremont St
Pauline A. Decker
John Bruno
Rutherford Ave
Rose Maffel
Bartlett Pi
Frank J. Toner
Miller Pk. Roxbury
Margaret G. O'Brien
Nicola Nasuti
Knee St
Lucian
Park Ave
Eo Olevson
Arctic
Gueanile Levine
Providence
Owen T, Norton
Taurel St
Nona L
Concan
William FF. Gowld
Mariner
Condon
East Boston
Hulda Pearson
Savin Hill Ave
George Zewle
Weaver
Hudson
B. Dynatue
Charles Hermanson
Henry St
Jennie A. Larson
Everett St
Leo M. Rosenberg
Cambridge St
Anna F. Drucker
Rose St
John A
Homer E. Tripp
Blanche St
Ruth E. Pearson
Joseph J. Arcotillo
Elm St
Jeanette Lamourin
Baldwin
Dennis Gallagher
Bellows Falls
Anna Healey
Marcello St
James A. Margeson
Campridge
Winifred M. Duffy
Prospect St
James T. Worrigan
Parsons At
Brighton
Helen G
Tenney St
Yone
Henry ©. Dollinger
Holland St
May T. Thompson
Austin St
Worcester Perkins
Newbury St
Roston
Laura Griffiths
Concord Ave
McSweeney Denounces Geddes on Irish Issue in America
Edward F. McSweeney of the Friends of Irish Freedom condemned Sir Auckland Geddes statements as political hypocrisy and ingenuous diplomacy upon landing in America. He spoke to the Central Council of the Irish County Associations at Historic Hall South End before several hundred listeners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward F. McSweeney
The
Friends of Irish Freedom
Auckland Geddes
America
Mr.McSweeney
Central Council of the Irish County Associations
Historic Hall
South End
Geddes on British Empire and Ireland Draws Criticism
The passage critiques Sir Auckland Geddes for misframing the British empire as a community of nations and questions his Ireland policy. It disputes his view of self rules within the empire, argues many nations within a single empire cannot exist, and cites historical figures to challenge his diplomacy and motives. It notes calls for Irish self determination and doubts England's treatment of dependent peoples.
England as Impartial Judge in Ireland Speaks to Union Message
In a discussion on Ireland, Geddes challenges England to fairly judge democratic liberty while warning that union or separation is the choice for Ireland. He argues American history rejects imperialism and calls on England to heed the meaning of self determination for America. The talk is followed by eye care lecture from Dr Henry V. McLaughlin. William Osbourne is presented a ring on retirement, with John Foley presiding as Central Council president.
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Ireland
Geddes
England
America
Adams
Otis
Hancock
Franklin
Washington
Earl Gray
McSweeney
Henry V. McLaughlin
Brookline
William Osbourne
John Foley
Central Council
Gardner arraigned on bigamy charge in East Cambridge
Clarence M. Gardner and Helen M. Powers were arraigned in East Cambridge District Court before Judge Charles Almy on bigamy and statutory charges. Both waived examination and were held for the Middlesex grand jury with Gardner bound at $800 and Powers at $300. Mrs. Gardner No. 1 attended as a spectator.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence M. Gardner
Helen M Powers
Mrs. Gardner
East Cambridge
Charles Almy
Gardner
Helen Powers
Miss Powers
Middlesex Grand Jury
Ultimatum by Penn Railroad to Strikers
The Pennsylvania Railroad orders striking employees to return to work by midnight Wednesday or be considered to have permanently quit. Those who comply will be restored to service with seniority intact and no prejudice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Pennsylvania Railroad
Miss Pierce To Sail For France Debutante Leader
Miss Mary Pierce of 10 Beacon Street Brookline receives many social invitations as a debutante. She is a leader in the younger social set and expects to sail soon for France.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Pierce
Edward Pierce
Beacon Street
Brookline
Shoe
France
Consolation prizes announced for Last Lines to Limerick No 93
Prizes awarded today to ten runners up in the contest judged as next in merit to the winner. Recipients include Elizabeth Sullivan East Boston Louis Harris Dorchester Nellie Stockbridge Roxbury M J Corcoran Chicopee Margaret Maguire Belmont Loretta McNamara Fitchburg Elsie McVey Dorchester W Field Winthrop W M Howe Medfield Clara Glover Allston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William
Katherine L. Harkins
St. Margaret Street
Dorchester
Mass
Harkins
Northern Coal Company
Milk Street
Boston
William Russe'l
South Boston
The
Post
Limerick No. 93
Elizabeth Sullivan
Monmouth St
Louis F. Harris
Havelock St
Nellie C. Stockbridge
Greenville St
Roxbury
M. J. Corcoran
Saratoga Ave
Chicopee
Margaret R. Maguire
Oak St
Belmont
Loretta McNamara
Elm St
Fitchburg
Elsie McVey
Robinson St
W. Field
Faunbar Ave
Winthrop
W. M. Howe
State Hospital
Medfield
Clara E. Glover
Commonwealth Ave
Allston
Boston Post
P. O
Post Limerick
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Episcopalians
Daylight Saving
Toledo Blade
Parker
Standard Steel Motor Car CO
Brookline Ave
Back Bay
Carmans Shoes
Oxfords
Tremont Street
App
Park St
New Keith's Theatre
Sophia. Osipchuck
Britain
Sir Auckland Geddes
Canada
India
Freddy
William Smith O'Brien
Eng
Vorenbergs
PENN
Miss Pierce
Rmecars
Consumer's Supply Co
Tremont Row
Gss
Limerick
Willie
Dorchester, Mass
P. O. Box
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