Prohibitionist Attacks Clergy Over School Funds Issue
William Shaw accuses ministers who signed a religious liberty letter of fear of Roman Catholic control of public school funds. He opposes using public school funds for private or sectarian schools, arguing the public school is essential to democracy and that all citizens fund it equally. Calderwood of the Prohibition National committee defends Shaw and urges ministers to state their views on the issue.
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William Shaw
Grafton Cushing
Shaw
Mr. Shaw
Massachusetts
Cushing
The
Baptist Church
C. P. Gifford
Brookline
Austen K. DeBlois
Boston
John L. Campbell
Cambridge
Frederick L. Anderson
Newton Theological Seminary
Legislature
Courts
State
Worcester
W. G. Calderwood
New England
Prohibition National Committee
Mr. Calderwood
Newton Centre
Mass
O. P. Gifford
John IL. Campbell
Gifford
Prohibition
Batcheller
Hormel alleges tampering with sheriff nomination papers
Chairman Herman Hormel of the Republican city committee charges that nomination papers for William M. Macdonald and John Quinn have been altered. He seeks a Municipal Court inquiry, a public record of paper handlers, and says a forged Progressive designation on Quinn papers and a Republican designation on Macdonald papers were achieved with chemicals. He urges strict enforcement under 1918 act and cites past local irregularities to justify court action.
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Herman Hormel
Republican City Committee
William M. Macdonald
John Quinn
Langtry
Mr. Hormel
John Quinn, Jr
Macdonald
Quinn
Hormel
Bolster
John Quinn, Z Jr
Suffolk
Amputated Leg Buried With Three Wives in Indiana
In Jeffersonville Indiana Fannie Williams narrowly survived a buggy crash when a street car severed his right leg above the knee. The leg was sent to Eastern Cemetery in Jeffersonville to be buried beside his three wives and father. Williams, three years old, has five children and may yet lose his remaining foot and ankle.
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Jeffersonville
Ind
Fannie Williams
New Albany
Williams
Ancient Chinese Cabinet Found in Mississippi Exhibit
In Natchez Mississippi a renovated shop displays a rare Chinese cabinet likely 800 to 1000 years old. Experts say the piece, crafted by a Chinese artist centuries ago, remains remarkably preserved with gold leaf carvings nearly as bright as when created.
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Natchez. Miss
Body of Henry B. Tucker Found After Charlestown Almshouse Jump
The inmate 68 year old Henry B Tucker who died by his own action last Friday evening by leaping into the Mystic River at the Charlestown almshouse rear was found floating yesterday morning near the same spot.
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Henry B. Tucker
Charlestown
Mystic River
Tucker
Fire damages two love dramas at Tremont Row
A blaze at the Pathe Exchange offices at 3 Tremont Row yesterday noon destroyed two love drama reels. One four act moving picture melted and another non fireproof item burned. Loss estimated about 300 dollars. Cause unknown.
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Pathe Exchange
Tremont Row
Arrest of Man for Pocket Picking in Charlestown
John Sullivan, 43, of 2% High street Nashua, is arrested on Main street Charlestown yesterday charged with picking the pockets of Michael J. Murphy of $3. Sullivan gave his address and age in the report.
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John Sullivan
Main Street
Charlestown
Michael J. Murphy
Sullivan
High Street
Nashua
Sanborn Corrects Reported Speech At Negroes League Meeting
Frank B. Sanborn writes to the Post insisting the paper misrepresented his remarks at a Negroes' Business League event in Convention Hall. He cites Lincoln and anti slavery quotes about capital and slavery, noting other speeches were more worthy of report and asking for accurate reporting of his words.
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Negroes’ Business League
Convention Hall
Boston
F. B. Sanborn
Concord
Foss campaign kicks off with Foss speaking at Everett Club outing
Ex Governor Foss will open his campaign with a first speech at the Everett Republican Club outing at the Hotel Brenton Bass Point Nahant on August 28. Attendees expect Foss to confirm his presence and begin his bid for governor with other speakers including Hon Samuel W Mc.
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Everett
Nahant
Foss
Republican Club
Brenton
Bass Point
Samuel W. Mc
Political figures named in statewide list
A historical clipping lists officials including the Honorable Calvin Coolidge and Hon. Guy P. Ham with multiple state and local leaders such as A. P. Langtry Councillor Ew Walgatt Treasurer Charles Bag es rill Leroy Gould Senator B ley Representative Howard W. Fur ness Representative Alvin B. Bites and mayors of Medford Maiden and Everett.
Fleeing Employee Arrested in New York
Clare M. Young an employee of the R. Hickson Company 681 Boylston Street was arrested in New York and to be brought back to Boston to face trial for alleged larceny of dress goods valued at thousands of dollars from his firm. The police say the goods taken total about 23 in value.
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Clare M. Young
R. Hickson Company
Boylston Street
New York
Boston
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Calderwood
Republican City Committee of
Suffolk County
Lynn
New Walthams
Waltham
Frank A. Andrews, Inc
Washington St
Cor Water
Kirknan
Creamery
Horsford
Frank B. Sanborn
Abraham Lincoln
Lincoln
Kentucky
Gillespie
Shelbyville
Illinois
Jordan Marsh Company
August weRwe
Orig
Aan
Copenhagen
Oxford
Nevy
Windsor
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