United States to Guard Borders with 600 Air Patrols
Daniel C. Roper proposes a sky patrol of 600 airplanes and submarines to curb air smuggling at U S borders. He cites illicit topaz shipments and alcohol theft across Mexico and Canada, fueling a push for new revenue laws. The New York Toronto race opens with 40 planes from five nations while the Navy plans 10 rigid airships modeled on RS.
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United States
Daniel C. Roper
Internal Revenue
Roper
Secretary of the Treasury
Congress
England
Canada
Mexico
Texas
New Mexico
Arizona
New York-Toronto
Scotland
New York
Community Circus at Scituate Proving Grounds on Labor Day
A community circus at Scituate Proving Grounds on Labor Day raises funds to sustain War Camp Community Service activities under Community Service Inc led by Joseph Lee. South shore groups rehearse. leads include Will Irwin Samuel Hopkins Adams Lucia Chamberlain and Samuel Wexman and Frederick T. Bailey.
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Scituate Proving Grounds
Labor Day
War Camp
Community Service
Community Service, Inc
Joseph Lee
South Shore
Scituate
Egypt
Greenbush
Duxbury
Plymouth
Will Irwin
Samuel Hopkins Adams
Lucia Chamberlain
California
Samuel Wexman
Boston University
Frederick T. Bailey
Attorney Defends Sunday Baseball
A letter to the editor argues for allowing baseball on Sundays in Massachusetts. Cornelius F. Keating counters Mr. Conry’s platform favoring day golf, saying baseball appeals to a broad, younger male audience and should be permitted on Sundays.
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Post
Conry
Saturday Post
Massachusetts
Cornelius F. Keating
Pontifical Requiem Mass For Archbishop Williams
A pontifical requiem mass for the repose of Archbishop Williams will be sung at the Cathedral of the Holy Cross on Saturday at 9 o'clock. It marks the 12th anniversary of his death on August 30, 1907, after which Cardinal O'Connell succeeded as coadjutor archbishop of Boston with right of succession and archbishop of Constantine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Williams
Cathedral of the Holy Cross
O’conell
Boston
Constantia
Brockton Shoemaker Begins Coast to Coast Tour in Autohom
E H Adams of Brockton plans a coast to coast journey in an autohom a mobile two room home on wheels with wife. He aims to find cheaper living costs and live comfortably from the trip while touring the country. Officials will give Brockton a send off as the project starts.
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Brockton
E. H. Adams
Old Colony
Adams
Spudd Dialogues Reflect Home Conditions
William Jethro Spudd philosophizes on present home conditions in Beal's Spudd Dialogues in the Boston Sunday Post Magazine.
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Spudd
William Jethro Spudd
George Brinton Beal
Boston Sunday Post
Autoist Collides With Hydrant in Somerville Crash
Walter J. McQuade of Cambridge operating a Grimshaw automobile collided with a water hydrant at Washington and Leland streets in Somerville early yesterday. He was taken to Somerville Hospital unconscious as the car suffered heavy damage and was towed to the police station.
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Walter J. McQuade
Eustis Street
Cambridge
J. W. Grimshaw
Cam
Washington and
Leland Streets
Somerville
McQuade
Lexington to build memorial hall from Cary sisters wills
Wills of Mrs. Eliza B Farnum and Miss Susanna Cary of Lexington direct more than 300 000 in estate residue to a memorial building and educational purposes. A town hall project may be pursued by a committee of 15 with several sites under study and a special town meeting planned for September. The Cary inheritance ties to the Cary Memorial Library nearby.
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Lexington
Eliza B. Farnum
Susanna Cary
Isaac Harris Cary
William S. Scamman
Board of Selectman
Pastor Defines Virile Christianity in Sermon
The Rev. Dr. Albert W. Clark spoke at Park Street Church calling for a bold, duty driven faith. He urged Jesus Christ to hold a preeminent place in daily living within the heart, family, and business.
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Albert W. Clark
Park Street
Jesus Christ
Dr. Clark
Farmer thanks post editor for daylight law stand
Frank H. Brock of So. Newbury Vermont writes to commend the newspaper for its courageous stance in support of farmers regarding the daylight law. He expresses appreciation and signs his name.
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Post
Frank H. Brock
Newbury, Vt
Doctor argues against Socialism yet supports reform
Dr J J Walsh tells Ford Hall Forum at Old South Church that solving all social evils at once will cause harm. He favors government ownership to an extent and other reforms, speaking as a physician on social evils and the dangers of radical cures. He notes soldiers gained weight after the war and urges quiet, factual discussion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. J. Walsh
Ford Hall Forum
Old South Church
Charles Schwab
Eugene Debs
Debs
AUTO TURNS TURTLE IN REVERE STREET
Seven passengers in a five seat car were badly shaken up and four seriously injured when the vehicle struck a pile of stones at Shirley avenue and Thornton street in Revere last night. Driver Carl Michaelson escaped with minor injuries. Mrs Lemont, and child Barney suffered facial injuries and head abrasions.
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Shirley Avenue
Thornton Street
Revere
Carl Michaelson
Central Street
Salem
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Pop
Theodore B. Hedlund
Navy Department
Archbishop
Thayer McNeil Company
Women’s Department
Russia
Temple Place
West Street
Jordan Marsh Company—The Mercantile Heart of
New England
Jordan Marsh Company
Farmer
Dr. Walsh
Revere Street
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