Episcopal Revisions Propose Obey Removal and New Prayers
A major report from the revision commission signals radical changes to the Episcopal marriage rite removing the word obey and the dowry pledge. It also recommends intinction for communion and calendar shifts aligning Sundays after Pentecost with Roman practice. New prayers for the dead army navy and public officials are included.
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Prince of Wales Tours Royal Quarters Aboard Renown
Lieutenant-Governor McCallum Grant and Captain Taylor conducted a personal tour of the royal prince's private apartments on the Renown this morning. The observer noted the luxury and attentions afforded to royalty aboard the largest battle cruiser afloat.
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McCallum Grant
Nova Scotia
Taylor
Prince of Wales preps aboard Renown for Halifax welcome
Captain Taylor reports the royal party aboard the Renown with the royal bed and suite set for the prince. The four room royal apartment features white and turquoise decor, electric lighting, and ready servants. Royal officers and staff accompany him as he awaits tomorrow’s city welcome.
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Halifax
St. John
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Great Battle Cruiser
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Prince of Wales Arrives In Halifax Aboard Dragon
The Prince of Wales landed at 10 30 today on the cruiser Dragon from St John N B and returned to the battleship Renown to cross the Atlantic. Thousands gathered at the waterfront as Canadian aviators flew overhead and a flotilla of launches escorted the Dragon to the dockyard. The Italian battleship Conte di Cavour fired a salute when the Dragon anchored.
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Prince's Landing at Halifax Shown in Naval Tour
The prince landed ashore with staff and toured Point Pleasant Park, the North West Farm and the Citadel in civilian dress, returning to the Renown. He dined aboard the battleship with guests including Sir Robert Borden and Nova Scotia officials. His formal reception is scheduled for tomorrow with provincial and city officials.
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Annapolis Valley
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Citadel
Sir Robert Borden
Grant
Murray
Nova Scotia
McInnes Appointed to State Police After Boston Career
Patrolman John F. McInnes, with nearly 13 years on the Boston force, will take oath as a State Police officer. He spent eight years patrolling near City Hall avenue and the Newspaper row beat, served 21 months in the 82d Division with 15 overseas, led military police in Atlanta before France, and was reinstated after discharge to rejoin his unit at City Hall avenue.
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Boston Police Department
Boston Police
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City Hall Avenue
Atlanta
France
Lieutenant Wheeler Promoted to Captain in Signal Corps
Capt William R Wheeler Jr from Boston, an electrical expert, is promoted to captain after 16 months overseas service as a first lieutenant in the Signal Corps.
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William R. Wheeler, JR
Boston
Signal Corps
Signal Corps officer appointed captain after discharge
Lieutenant William R. Wheeler Jr. was discharged in June after one month as a classification and replacement officer for the Signal Corps in France. He yesterday received notification of his appointment as a captain in the Signal Corps, U S R.
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Signal Corps
France
British Aviators Forced To Land At Portland
Lieutenant Thomas H Potter of the Royal Flying Corps with Maurice Kurkdjie a mechanic were flying from Boston to Belfast when engine trouble and darkness forced a landing in Portland Maine. The pair completed the trip in 1 hour 22 minutes and planned to resume the flight in the morning.
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Thomas H. Potter
British Royal Corps
Maurice Kurkdjie
Boston
Belfast
British Monitors Guard Danube Shipping
Several British monitors and two patrol boats arrived at Budapest to guard Danube shipping. The crews were joyfully greeted by the population yesterday.
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Postal workers rally at Faneuil Hall demand wage rise
Boston postal employees numbering about 1500 plus supervisory staff packed Faneuil Hall yesterday to press for immediate relief from high living costs through higher wages. Their protest signaled a readiness to strike unless demands are met.
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Boston postal workers demand higher wages and threaten action
A large Boston meeting shows postal employees intent on delivering an ultimatum to Washington. Speakers urge government salary increases amid inflation, with calls for unity and pressure on President Wilson. Wages cited range from clerks and carriers 1000 to 1500 dollars plus overtime.
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Fitzgerald
Assembly
United States
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Dr True's Elixir advertised for bowel cleansing
An English advertisement warns readers that they may be constipated even with daily stools. It likens bowels to a full glass of water and promotes Dr True's Elixir as a sweet pleasant remedy used by doctors and families, claimed to cleanse thoroughly and cheaply.
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