Knights of Columbus Renew Battle Against Bolshevism
The 38th supreme convention of the Knights of Columbus opens at the Hotel Commodore New York with 750000 members. Education through night schools and literature will fight Bolshevism. plans include 500 schools and 7 million dollars for ex service men. Archbishop Bonzano attends. papal blessing promised for Aug. 29.
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New York
Knights of Columbus
United States
Order
the Knights of Columbus
Commodore
Knights
Murray
St. Patrick’s Cathedral
Catholic Church
America
St. Patrick
Fifth Avenue
James A. Flaherty
Bonzano
Pope Benedict XVI
Lourdes
Vatican Gardens
Vatican
Sancta Cecelia
Washington
Flaherty
Japan
China
Siberia
Hawaii
Honolulu
Italy
Turkey
Boston
K. OF C
Marshal Foch
Metz
France
Classic 1920s Oakland and Overland Cars for Sale
Advertises several vintage cars for sale in 1920 with prices. Listings include a 1920 Oakland 34B Sedan driven 1600 miles with new car guarantee from Oakland dealer, a 1920 Overland Triplex Spring Sedan with 1238 miles, spare tires and extras, and other Oakland Roadsters with engine work, paint and guarantees. Prices range from $800 to $1600 with Waltham 850 or 860 contact numbers.
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Oakland
Waltham
Overland
Phone Waltham
Rockefeller Visiting at Lenox With Mrs Evans
John D. Rockefeller and his niece Mrs Fanny A Evans arrived from Pontico Hills NY by car and checked into the Hotel Aspinwall in Lenox. Rockefeller and Chauncey Depew are scheduled for a round of golf on Aspinwall links Wednesday morning.
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John D. Rockefeller
Lenox Lenox
Fanny A. Evans
Pontico Hills
N. Y
Aspinwall
Mr. Rockefeller
Chauncey Depew
Aspinwall Links
Governor Cox To Speak At Gem City Democratic Picnic
Dayton Ohio August 8 Governor Cox Democratic presidential candidate will speak at the Gem City Democratic Club picnic near Dayton at Shiloh about 10 miles away He plans a mainly reminiscence of his state career and will not discuss national politics The governor spent the day at his newspaper office handling mail and weighing further aid for Tennessee woman suffrage ratification News notes say Mrs George Bags reports Tennessee prospects unfavorable and the governor awaits a legislature lineup report later this week
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Dayton
Cox
Gem City
Democratic Club
Shiloh
Tennessee
George Bags
Women’s Bureau
Democratic National Committee
Locomotive Run Amuck In Worcester Roundhouse
A New Haven railroad engine suddenly sprang to life in Worcester injuring no one as it crashed through the roundhouse wall and toppled down a 20 foot embankment after a streetcar had just passed. Dozens narrowly escaped death or serious injury in the chaotic incident near Southbridge street.
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Worcester
New York, New Haven & Hartford Railroad
Southbridge Street
Miner custody fight over four Roxbury children
Mrs. Mary Miner of Roxbury appeared before Judge Sisk in Equity seeking custody of her four children Mary nine, William, Ellen and Evelyn four. The petition was contested by the father Augustine Miner a former police officer who led his own case and cross examined his ex wife at length.
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Mary Miner
Roxbury
Sisk
Equity
Mary
William
Ellen
Evelyn
Augustine Miner
Miner's Custody Fight Over Cruel Treatment Divides Cohasset Families
In January 1919 Mrs. Miner won a divorce on cruel and abusive treatment, but the decree did not decide child custody. Three older children live with Bates in Cohasset and the youngest with Damon. The mother says she must work away from home, while the ex-police officer cites her temper and lack of care, and the court plans further testimony from Bates and Damon.
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Miner
Bates
Cohasset
Damon
Mary
Gilbert
Sisk
Gouging in Meats Charged by State Commission
The State Commission on the Necessaries of Life reports profiteering by meat and produce dealers driving up living costs. General John H. Sherburne resigns as chairman after the release and denies political ambitions.
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State Commission On
John H. Sherburne
Commission
New Hampshire
Vermont
Canton Renounces Street Railway Purchase Plans
Canton yes the Board of Trade rejects buying the Blue Hill street railway due to prohibitive rehab and rolling stock costs. It moves to form a bus line company and solicits funds for a temporary bus service while a sale of 18 miles of rails to Perry Buxton and Doane nears completion at 59000.
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Canton
Board of Trade
Blue Hill Street Railway
Stoughton
Mattapan
Sharon
Norwood
Readville
Perry, Buxton & Doane
Auto Spooners Fined In Court
In New York a Riverside Drive romance spot known as Inspiration Point, where drivers stop with lights off, was condemned by Traffic Court Magistrate W. Bruce Cobb who fined 23 motorists ten dollars each. He warned jail sentences may follow. The article ends with a quip about a teacher and a pupil named Maggie.
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New York
Riverside Drive
One Hundred and Eighty-ninth Street
One Hundred and Ninetieth Street
W. Bruce Cobb
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Supreme Advocate
Supreme
EB. W. Buckley
Daniel J. Callahan
Margaret Anglin
Supreme Convention of the K. of C
Davisson Motor Co
Main St
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HN 7
Tiffany Belcher
Washington . C
Washington D.C
Washington Street
Filene’s
GOV
Sport Oxfords
Spain
Madrid
Washington ST. Essex
Sherburne
Food Board
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Maggie
Scott
Iresh
Pope Double
Pope
Goodrich
Lly
SAM’ S J. Beckwith & CO
Adams Square
Morse’s
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Adami Square
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