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Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Aug 22, 1917

Page

3

Sumner Bird Urges I and R Adoption by Constitutional Convention

Charles Sumner Bird appeals Massachusetts constitutional convention to approve the initiative and referendum. He cites its broad cross party support, adoption in many states, and implacable public interest, urging delegates to let voters decide this key issue and back Walker's bill as a workable step forward.

Walker Charles Sumner Bird Constitutional Convention I. and R Maine California Massachusetts

Sectarian Bill Nears Final Action at Noon

The constitutional convention will take final action at noon today on the sectarian amendment. It is likely the Curtis amendment will pass. Amendments to the bill of rights report include the Boyden proposal aiding academies for rural boys and fights over MIT and Worcester Polytechnic Institute funding. The Batcheller amendment may be voted on by substitution.

Committee On Bill of Rights Boyden Massachusetts Institute of Technology Worcester Polytechnic

Missing Lowell flier Oliver Chadwick reported missing

Oliver Chadwick of Lowell, cousin of Congressman John Jacob Rogers and Lafayette pilot in France, is reported missing since last Tuesday after an aerial encounter. A Harvard graduate, 29 next month, he served at the Mexican border, studied aviation at Curtis at Fortress Monroe, and joined the Lafayette Escadrille under Captain George Wyner. He is son of Austin K. Chadwick, president of the Lowell Five Cents Saving Bank, and resided at 141 Nesmith Street.

Lowell Oliver Chadwick John Jacob Rogers Lafayette Flying Corps France Chadwick Harvard Curtis School Fortress Monroe George Wyner Lafayette

Schoolteacher Dolly Kimball Dies in Nashua at 103

Dolly Wheeler Kimball, a Nashua School District teacher long before the Civil War, died today in Nashua at age 103.

Nashua N. H Dolly Wheeler Kimball

Five Young Men Admitted to Bar by Chief Justice Rugg

Five young men were admitted to the bar yesterday by Chief Justice Rugg of the Supreme Judicial Court. He waived the rules on admission due to their entering military service. Anthony Sannella and Arthur Jacobs were among those admitted.

Rugg Supreme Judicial Court Anthony Sannella Arthur Jacobs

Attorneys Take Oath in Uniformed Ceremony

Charles F. Gross Thomas J. P. Choate Migauckas Jr and Malcolm Chesley appeared in uniform and took the oath required of attorneys in a formal ceremony.

Pittsfield Man Returns Home After Pontiac Wedding

Andrew King, adopted son of William E. King and son of Mr and Mrs Paul Jacob of 173 King street, married Cath erine Meehan in Pontiac Michigan and is expected back here tomorrow night.

Andrew King William E. King Pittsfield Country Club Paul Jacob King Street Pontiac Mich Catherine Meehan

Scottish Clans Open Annual Convention in Hartford

The Royal Clan of the United States and Canada begins a four day session in Hartford with over 400 delegates. Headquarters at Bond Annex and meetings at Charter Oak Hall. Officers include Royal chief A G Findlay Seattle past royal chief John Hill St Louis royal tanist Walter Scott New York royal counsellor Thomas W Forsyth San Francisco royal secretary Thomas.

Hartford Conn Royal Clan United States Canada Bond Annex Charter Oak Hall Bes A. G. Findlay Seattle Wash John Hill St. Louis Walter Scott New York City Roeval Thomas W. Forsyth San Francisco Thomas

Notable Royal Officers Named in Historic Document

R. P. Gibb of Boston listed as royal treasurer alongside Duncan MacInness of Brooklyn and royal physician Dr. George A. Johnson of Everett, mass in the document.

R. P. Gibb Boston Duncan MacInness Brooklyn N. Y George A. Johnson Everett Mass

Government Advances Fifty Million to Great Britain Today

The government sent 50 million dollars to Great Britain as aid. The total advanced to the Allies now reaches 1.9464 billion dollars.

Great Britain

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