Knights of Columbus Convenes as Flaherty Apology Defuses Row
At Atlantic City the Knights of Columbus end a nine hour session with Supreme Knight Flaherty apologizing for a public statement on the Pelletier case. The convention rejects a penalty and endorses unity, while pledging a new national correspondence school for veterans and the public.
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Pelletier
Joseph J. Moynihan
Detroit
Mich
James M. Kane
Washington
William D. Dwyer
St. Paul
Italy
Pontiff
Order of Knights of Columbus
California Council
Redwood Grove State Highway
Convention Hall
Resolutions Committee
Oratory
Supreme
Flaherty
Judge Day
Joseph C. Pelletier
Knights of Columbus
William J. Day
Order
Supreme Knight
Supreme Court of Massachusetts
Suffolk County
Supreme Board of Directors
Knights
New Haven
John G. Coyle
New York
Supreme Convention of the
Atlantic City
Supreme Advocate
Massachusetts
Supreme Court
United States
Knight Flaherty
Pennsylvania
Great Order
Dessert saver Puddine offers quick moulds for parties
A housemaid named Mary saves a lunch by using Puddine to make a rich chocolate blanc mange. The dessert turns out delicious and versatile, with flavors like chocolate rose vanilla orange lemon. It promises easy cake pie fillings and smooth ice cream, available at grocers and New England agents Geo W Beatley Co, 192 State St Boston.
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Mary
Mrs. Gordon
Geo. Wm. Beatley Co
State St
Boston
Hub Girl Astronomer Discovers New Star
A cablegram from the Harvard Astronomical Observatory in Arequipa Peru reports Miss Annie J Cannon a local girl and noted astronomer has discovered a new star. It is the fourth nova found by her and lies in Scorpius with magnitude 10 and coordinates RA 17h42m Dec 26°36′S.
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Harvard
Harvard Astronomeal Observatory
Arequipa
Peru
Annie J. Cannon
Miss Cannon
Constellation
Scorpius
Brockton Couple Mark 60 Years With Family Gathering
In Brockton on August 3, Mr. and Mrs. William DeCost of 40 Granite Street observe their 60th wedding anniversary surrounded by family. The couple raised 24 children with son Millard DeCost, son Joseph DeCost, and daughter Mrs. Mary Savage surviving in the city. Mrs DeCost is renowned for her study of Virgil and Cicero. Sister Marion Perry of East Boston helped with the observance.
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Brockton
William DeCost
Granite Street
DeCost
Flank of Irish Insurgents Turned In Kerry Action
In the vicinity of Fenner County Kerry Free Staters struck a coup against the irregulars taking their left flank in the rear. An attempt to frustrate the debarkation failed as the surprise attack unfolded.
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Fenner
County Kerry
Free Staters
Turmoil as Free Staters advance on Tralee and Limerick fronts
News dispatch reports a large Free State force near Tralee threatening irregulars in Limerick and Cork areas. Nationals claim Cashel possession and skirmishes at Patrick's Well, Bruree, Ballina Swinford, and St Muredach's College Ballina. Casualties include several irregulars killed and prisoners taken.
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Tralee
Limerick
Cork
County Nerry
Clonmel
de Valera
Cashel
Patrick's Well
Brurre
County Mayo
Swinford
Ballina
Scally
St. Muredach's College
Air Hose Cut on 35 Cars in Worcester Yard
At Worcester on Aug 3 thirty five cars were put out of service after air hoses were cut in the New York Hartford yards at South Worcester. Railroad officials suspect strike sympathizers carried out the act.
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Worcester
New York, Haven & Hartford
South Worcester
New England Rail Situation Unchanged
Rail status in New England remains steady as several workers seek readmission to service. Notable applicants include unions listing ongoing talks and potential route restorations with confirmations expected.
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New England
War Debts 10 U S 10 Be Honored and Labor Strikes Rally
Boston reports show railroad system federation leaders denouncing claims as propaganda while awaiting details from Chicago after President Harding's settlement talks. Mass meetings in New Haven and Norwood push a hard line, governor supports police protection, and New Haven pledges seniority rules despite the strike. London debate on inter allied debts highlights Britain's stance on repayment and German reparations with Lloyd George urging caution and unity.
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System Federations
Boston
Chicago
Harding
System Federation of the
Cox
Lowell
Billerica
Tie
New Haven
New York, New Haven & Hartford Railroad
The
Boston & Maine
London
Associated Press
House of Commons
Earl of Balfour
Great Britain
Dorothy Clark Plans Annulment From Actor Marriage
Dorothy Clark the fifteen year old dancer plans to annul her marriage to Karl Elms of Boston. Her mother Mrs. Ethel E. Clark of New York has sued Herbert Rawlinson for damages of 290000 in Los Angeles.
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Los Angeles
Dorothy Clark
Ethel E. Clark
New York
Herbert Rawlinson
Karl Elms
Boston
Los Angeles Examiner
Premier Warns Against Underestimating Germany’s Capacity to Pay
The premier argues Germany may recover capacity after the world stabilizes as Britain carries heavy debts. He pledges fairness to Germany and justice to France, while urging consideration for his own nation. Martin H. Glynn and other Americans attend the chamber amid critiques of Mr. Lloyd George’s speech and a listless session.
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Lloyd George
Mr. Asquith
Remier
Mr.Asquith
Lord Balfour
Great Britain
Mr. Lloyd George
Germany
Europe
Russia
Lenine
Trotzky
France
Martin H. Glynn
New York
Railroads Rally to Aid Southern Lines Hit by Strike
New York August 3Crews of mechanics from Metropolitan District shops are en route to aid four Southern roads Chesapeake and Ohio Norfolk and Western Virginia Louisville and Nashville hit hard by the shop crafts strike. L F Loree chairman of the Eastern presidents conference announced the effort to keep trains moving despite the dispute.
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New York
Harding
L. F. Loree
Loree
Richmond
American Association of Railway Executives
Mr. Loree
Chesapeake & Ohio
Norfolk & Western
Virginia
Louisville & Nashville
Universalists Elect Leaders at Ferry Beach Meeting
In Ferry Beach Maine on August 3, the National Universalists Ferry Beach Park Association elected Rev. W. R. Rowland of Branchester Ohio as president. Other officers include William R. Thomson Roxbury Mass vice president Mevinton Scott killedelphia secretary M Laura Jennese St Johnsbury Vermont treasurer Miss Celeste Gordon New Bedford Mass B Claflin Attleboro Mass and Rev. Arthur M. Soule Harrisville Rhode Island as directors.
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Ferry Beach
W. R. Rowland
Branchester
Ohio
National Universalists Ferry
William R. Thomson
Roxbury
Mass
Mevinton Scott
Kiledelphia
Laura Jennese
St. Johnsbury
Celeste Gordon
New Bedford
B. Claflin
Attieboro
Arthur M. Soule
Harrisville
R. I
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R. T. French
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County
Mayo
U. S
Chancellor Home
Herbert H. Asquith
Robert S. Warne
Sir Robert Horn
Asquith
Low.-Price Stores CO
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Hanover
Athletic Union
Isguyon
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Universalists’ Association
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