Flaherty Re-Elected Supreme Knight Amid Convention
James A. Flaherty of Philadelphia was re-elected supreme knight for another year, his third term, as the Knights of Columbus convened at Hotel Somerset. The convention roster saw two new directors Dr. W. A. Dussault of Quebec and Judge Paul Leche of Donaldsville. Assets exceeded 4.5 million dollars with 302,074 members and 47 new councils formed.
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James A. Flaherty
Philadelphia
Supreme Knight
The
Knights of Columbus
Hotel Somerset
Supreme Board of Directors
W. A. Dussault
Quebec
Joseph A. Mercier
Montreal
Paul Leche
Donaldsville
Victor A. Dorr
Augusta
McGinley
Committee On Constitution and Laws
Joseph A. Pelletier
Boston
H. Doyle
Detroit
Philip A. Hart
Bryn Mawr
Catholic University
Cornerstone Laid for Knights of Columbus Building
The cornerstone at Highland avenue and Central street Somerville was laid yesterday afternoon by Supreme Knight James A. Flaherty in the presence of about 5000 persons.
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Knights of Columbus
Highland Avenue
Central Street
Somerville
Supreme
James A. Flaherty
Mount Benedict Parade Welcomes Supreme Officers
After 4 pm the exercises were shortened to fit the supreme officers' return to Boston for council deliberations. Mt. Benedict Council Somerville led a parade from Union Square to Somerville avenue Medford street Highland avenue. Mayor Burns city officials heads of departments and Greater Boston clergy attended the platform as invited guests with Dr Charles E Morgan arranging seating. Grand Knight James A. Kiley of Mt Benedict Council gave the welcome address.
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Boston
Supreme Council
Mt. Benedict Council of
Somerville
Union Square
Somerville Avenue
Medford Street
Highland Avenue
Burns
Greater Boston
Charles E. Mongan
James A. Kiley
Mt. Benedict
Tea for Ladies Reception at Somerset
A reception and tea for ladies at Somerset features a musicale as afternoon entertainment. The event offers refined social gathering with music and conversation in a genteel setting.
Visiting ladies attend Knights of Columbus convention event
Visitors, numbering several hundred, gathered yesterday afternoon at Hotel Somerset to meet prominent ladies of the order and wives of Boston figures. The receiving line included Mrs. Louis Watson and other wives of supreme officers, with a tea reception and a musicale accompanying the event.
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Knights of Columbus
Hotel Somerset
Order
Timothy Hanrahan
Headquarters Change at Knights of Columbus Convention
Delegates at the Knights of Columbus convention in the Hotel Somerset favor keeping the order's headquarters in New Haven Connecticut. A plan to move offices to Washington is under discussion but indications favor maintaining the New Haven offices this year.
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New Haven
Washington
K. of C
Somerset
Conn
Order
BALL GRAND SUCCESS Knights of Columbus Ball in Boston
The Knights of Columbus of Boston hosted a grand ball for visiting delegates and guests at Mechanics' Building. The hall featured artistic decorations and music, drawing leaders of the order from across the country. W. T. A. Fitzgerald chaired the organizing committee.
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Knights of Columbus of
Boston
Mechanics
T. A. Fitzgerald
Woman Sues Father in Law Over Marital Strain
Mrs. Irabelle Ultsch of Everett sues Peter Ultsch of West Roxbury for 20000 in Cambridge Superior Court alleging he alienated her husband Carl Ultsch. She had attached his property and says her husband has not lived with her since last November.
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Peter Ultsch
Hastings Street
West Roxbury
Carl Ultsch
Irabelle Ultsch
Bradford Street
Everett
Cambridge Superior Court
Ultsch
40000 Attend Band Concert at Boston Common Fireworks
About 40,000 people gathered at Boston Common for a band concert and fireworks on the Knights of Columbus convention night. The display featured a replica of the order emblem in multicolored lights and drew enthusiastic applause. The band played popular and old-time tunes, pleasing the visiting delegates.
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Pope Pius X
Cardinal O'Connell
Mt. Benedict Council of
Somerville
Mechanics’ Building
United States
Boston Common
Frog Pond
Knights of Columbus
Four Medford Homes Robbed In Daylight
Four Medford homes were broken into yesterday afternoon by a daylight robber who sacked each house from top to bottom. No clue was secured by Medford police. in one case the robber surprised a man asleep in bed and escaped after a brief chase.
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Medford
Great Tun Makers and Villainous Clowns at Next Sunday Show
The Post advertises a Sunday act featuring Hank the Hermit Noazark Muggsy Willie Gasoline Gus Dolly Dimple the Tiny Tads and Uncle Man in a vivid local performance lineup.
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Hank the Hermit
Noazark
Muggsy
Willie
Gasoline Gus
Dolly Dimple
Tiny Tads
Uncle Man
Melrose Boy Struck By Train Near Station
Henry Cox age 11 of 51 Clifton Park Melrose was struck by an incoming Boston and Maine express near the Melrose Highlands station. He suffered a fractured skull and multiple injuries and was placed on the dangerous list at Melrose Hospital.
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Henry Cox
Clifton Park
Melrose
Melrose Highlands
Boston & Maine Railroad
Melrose Hospital
Austin Cox
Fortune for Missing Girl Laura Foster
A letter to Brockton police claims Laura Foster formerly of Brockton and Boston may inherit her late father's fortune. If she cannot be found within a specified period, the money would go to Cincinnati for charity. Laura was last heard of six years ago near Brockton and Boston.
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Brockton
Laura Foster
Boston
Cincinnati
Elizabeth Rake
Miss Foster
Darius Cobb 79 Celebrates Quiet Birthday in Newton Upper Falls
Hale and hearty artist Darius Cobb marked his 79th birthday by working at his Newton Upper Falls studio and hosting a home reception. He promotes peace, loves animals, and vows not to butt in on street fights though he fears an impulse to intervene may return. He credits abstemious habits for his longevity and looks forward to Grand Army reunions.
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Hale
Darius Cobb
Newton Upper Falls
Cobb
Mr. Cobb
Steamship Lines Cut Steerage Rates to Canada
Hamburg America and Austro American lines cut steerage fares to Canada to match a June rate cut by Canadian Pacific. The announcement appeared today as transatlantic travel costs ease amid new competition.
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Hamburg
Hamburg- American
Austro-American Steamship Lines
Canada
Canadian Pacific Company
Freeport Street Baths Meet Promises Aquatic Exhibition
The Freeport street baths host an annual meet next Saturday with an attractive program of events. Notable attractions include Mr and Mrs Lalor who will perform diving and other aquatic feats seen yesterday at the baths.
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Freeport Street Baths
Lalor
Stops Tobacco Habit Book Promotes Quick Cure
Elders' Sanitarium at 657 Main Street St. Joseph Missouri offers a free book detailing the deadly impact of tobacco and a method to stop the habit in three to five days. Send name and address now to receive a copy.
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Elders’ Sanitarium
Main Street
St. Joseph
Advt
Home Beauty Parlor Remedies Advertised
A column of home beauty tips promotes wrinkle prevention with a alomorpin based cream jelly and spurmax lotion for skin protection. It also suggests quinzoin scalp tonic for dandruff, a canthrax shampoo and a parnots weight remedy, all marketed as inexpensive, at home solutions.
Do It Yourself Tonic Promises Health and Beauty
Home remedy advice describes making a tonic from kardene dissolved in alcohol sugar and water to aid digestion appetite and skin. A separate eye rinse suggested uses crystal dissolved in water to strengthen eyes reduce puffiness and rest sight with daily drops. Betty Dean Beauty Book offered at five dollars.
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Portia
Doris
Betty Dean
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