Knights of Columbus Delegates Tour Boston Harbor Clambake
Delegates and guests voyage by steamer to Nanasket for a New England clambake at Paragon Park after a solemn high mass at the Cathedral of the Holy Cross. The convention, opening formally, will elect officers and address insurance law changes as Boston hosts a week of elaborate entertainments and a grand reception.
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Cecil Morgan
Georgia
D. B. Leonard
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F. M. Silva
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James H. Bailey
Virginia
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J. H. Toohey
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J. M. Hughes
Prince Edward Island
Francis A. Wolfhope
Edward J. Sweeney
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Thomas P. Redmond
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Leonard B Fowler
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Robert J. Powers
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J. H. Conway
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M. E. Len
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F. de Souza
Arizona
F. E. Kuhn
Tennessee
James Cosgrove
Vermont
F. A. McClennan
New Mexico
H.P. Baya
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George E. Erb
Idaho
Edward P. Harrington
District of Columbia
Oswald A. Hornsby
Joseph A. Carroll
Rhode Island
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George F. Thacher
North Dakota
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T. P. Malone
Alberta
Palm Garden
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Mass at Cathedral Opens Knights of Columbus Convention
Delegates and guests attended a solemn high mass at the Cathedral of the Holy Cross to open the Knights of Columbus convention. The service featured a 125 voice choral society, with sermons by Bishop John G. Anderson and a harbor trip to Nantasket planned for attendees. A proposed change would raise the paid up policy age to 70, with convention politics described as minimal.
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Dorchester
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Peter C. Quinn
Jamaica Plain
Joseph G. Anderson
P. J. McGivney
John J. Ryan
America
Mattoni
Choral Society of the Knights of Columbus
Pio de Luca
Joseph Ecker
Francis X. Mahoney
John G. Anderson
Rowe's Wharf
Specia
Nantasket
St Paul Hosts Knights of Columbus Convention Bid
Present indications point to St Paul Minnesota as the site of the Knights of Columbus convention a year hence Delegates from that section are pushing the bid with reasons to bring the gathering to the Middle West If plans hold San Francisco California is the likely site in 1915 for the Panama Pacific exposition and a Canadian venue is deemed doubtful due to recent conventions
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Planned changes at Knights of Columbus convention
Delegates at the Knights of Columbus convention discussed issuing a paid up policy at age 70 and potential changes to insurance plans. The order’s reserve fund stands at 4 600 000 dollars, surpassing legal minimums, with executives aiming to protect members conservatively while preparing new financial measures. The business sessions begin at the Hotel Somerset with delegated members.
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Supreme Knight Flaherty Likely to Be Re-elected Today
The Knights of Columbus elect officers today with James A. Flaherty seen as almost certain to return as Supreme Knight for a third year. Joseph A. Pelletier of Suffolk County is also expected to be re-elected as supreme advocate, while four new supreme board members will be chosen.
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Receivers Appointed for New York Steel Company
In Buffalo a federal court named receivers for the New York Steel Company after it defaulted on interest on 2.85 million dollars of bonds due April 1. The Commonwealth Trust Company of Buffalo filed the mortgage action and the plant has remained closed for months.
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Callahan Denies He Is To Lose White Sox Manager Job
Joe Callahan of the Chicago team today denied rumors that he will be relieved as White Sox manager by President Comiskey due to dissatisfaction with the club’s travel and performance. The denial came in Washington on August 5.
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Mayor Cupid Marathon Fails in Boston Matrimonial Sweep
Boston's first municipal matrimonial sweepstakes closed at midnight with no entries from City Treasurer Charles H. Slattery or Councillors Timothy J. Buckley Thomas J. Kenney or Walter L. Collins despite Mayor John F. Fitzgerald's booster efforts.
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Mayor Offers Honeymoon Trip Prize To Promote Matrimony
The Boston mayor proposes a 4000 mile all expenses paid honeymoon trip to Winnipeg as a prize for the city’s bachelor rally at a convention. After withdrawing that offer he shifts to a Utah trip claiming it will boost marriages among eligible men. He vows to finance the entire party and urges speed toward Columbus Day finish.
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Salt Lake City
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Man Fleeces Immigrant Woman On Arrival
Mrs. Katrina Franconierie lost her savings to a man identified as Young Mandl after meeting him on the Red Star liner Menominee from Italy. Police describe Mandl as a New Yorker, with a suitcase left behind bearing address 272 Charles Street New York and Charleston US. He vanished as the ship docked, evading customs with citizen papers and leaving the victim penniless.
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Menominee
Charles Street
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Charleston
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Boston
New York
Smoke From Tenement Fire Kills Child In New York
A basement fire in an upper East Side tenement caused a child’s death by suffocation. The blaze, costing about $10,000, smoldered in rubbish and was quickly put out. six firemen were overcome and 18 families were rescued by ladders.
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Jar of Teams Caused Pain Claims Varney Remedy Cures
Mrs Lizzie Northrop of 23 Blodgett Street Lowell Massachusetts credits Var-nesis with ending her pain and weakness from stomach trouble and rheumatism after trying many medicines. Mr Varney says the remedy targets the stomach and liver to boost blood strength and cure disease. Public demonstrations at Riker Jays drug store Wash Street corner Hanover were offered to explain the remedy.
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