Archbishop OConnell Denounces Modernism In Pastoral Letter
Archbishop William H. OConnell issued a pastoral letter to all churches in the Boston diocese criticizing modernism now gaining favor in some Catholic circles. He says Pope Pius XI condemned the movement and urges faithful to heed the holy father’s stance while affirming the church’s compatibility with the era.
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Boston
William H. O'Connell
Pope Pius
O'Connell
Holy Father
Pontiff Faces New Enemies as Church Holds Firm
A long dispatch discusses the pope as a vital religious voice amid unrest after a predecessor’s acclaim. It notes divisions over church policy and the challenge of balancing reform with doctrine. It also mentions Speaker Cannon’s acceptance speech and looming tariff and railroad rate debates amid party splits.
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Leo
Jesus Christ
Finance Bothers Congress At Start Of 60th Congress
Washington December 1 Tomorrow opens the 60th Congress with leaders of both parties at sea over legislation. Members say little besides the financial situation engages attention and confess they cannot forecast what will be done. They lament the current state but doubt that legislation offers a remedy.
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Washington
Moir Burns Heavyweight Fight Promised in London
The Post notes a planned Tuesday morning cable report on the 20 round world heavyweight title bout between Gunner Moir of England and Tommy Burns of the United States and Canada. The bout, to be staged at the National Sporting Club in London, is described as the era’s greatest prize fight in England.
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England
Tommy Burns
United States
Canada
National Sporting Club of
London
Tired of waiting for wedding Lowell man shoots fiancée
Maddened by Agnes Berube 16, who refused to marry him at once, Charles McGuigan allegedly shot the girl at her home in Lowell. Berube had agreed to wed last August but postponed until Christmas. she told him to wait four years.
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Lowell Man
Lowell
Agnes Berube
Charles McGuigan
Miss Berube
McGuigan
Man Arrested After Fatal Shooting of Berube at Perkins Street
McGuigan visited Miss Berube at Perkins street and urged reconsideration of her marriage plan. After she refused he allegedly drew a revolver and shot her in the back as she fled. He fled the scene and two hours later was found at a friend’s home in North Chelmsford.
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McGuigan
Miss Berube
Perkins Street
North Chelmsford
Patrie Airship Adrift Sparks Frenzy Across France
Paris reports La Patrie, the famed airship, broke loose from a field where 200 soldiers were repairing it. A gust of wind carried the ship into the sky and across the English Channel. It was last seen over Wales and moving toward Ireland with three men aboard. The nation reels in consternation.
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Patrie
France
Paris
la Patrie
English Channel
Wales
Ireland
Close Central Labor Union vote backs Coulthurst and Hibbard
The Central Labor Union returns a narrow verdict condemning Mayor Fitzgerald while praising Coulthurst and Hibbard. The Good Government Association denounces Fitzgerald but commends Coulthurst and Hibbard and endorses the postmaster. District Attorney Moran concludes his critique and hints at naming Hibbard as the top choice. Mayor Fitzgerald challenges Hibbard to a joint debate.
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Central Labor Union
Coulthurst
Hibbard
Good Government Association
Fitzgerald
Moran
G G A Endorses Hibbard and Defeats Fitzgerald Bid
G G A backs Hibbard as the best of three candidates praising Coulthurst while urging defeat of Mayor Fitzgerald. The endorsement frames Hibbard as the superior choice amid local political contest.
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Coulthurst
Fitz
Good Government Association backs Hibbard in mayoral race
The association declines endorsement for all three candidates but deems Postmaster Hibbard the best choice in this city election. It labels the field as below standard in ability experience and character for chief magistrate.
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Hibbard
Good Government Association
Postmaster Hibbard
C L U Condemns Both After Sharp Labor Debate
Central Labor Union delegates voted to condemn John A. Coulthurst and George A. Hibbard as avowed enemies of organized labor and urged their defeat. The acrimonious debate reflected splits among city employees and Mayor supporters, with nine votes swinging the outcome. Continued on Page 5 Second Column.
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Coulthurst
Hibbard
Organized Labor
Central Labor Union
John A. Coulthurst
George A. Hibbard
Labor
Miners Entombed After Naomi Mine Explosion
Between 50 and 60 miners are entombed in the Naomi mine of United Coal Company at Fayette City Fayette County Penn after a blast of black damp tonight as rescue efforts proceed.
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Monongahela, Penn
Naomi
United Coal Company
Fayette City
Mills Resume Production Across New England Plants
Thirty five mills and factories in New England that had cut output or closed for repairs are expected to resume this week. Most mills that were shut last Wednesday will restart today including Cocheco mills in Dover Nashua and Jackson mills in Nashua New Hampshire.
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New England
Cocheco Cotton Mills
Dover
N. H
Nashua
Bennington and New England textile mills to restart this week
Several dress goods and knitting mills in Bennington Vermont closed November 23 will resume work this week. New England Cotton Yarn Company mills in Fall River and multiple mills in Rhode Island and nearby states are also expected to restart. Apsley rubber mills in Trudson with 700 workers and Rice Hutchins shoe factories in Marlboro will operate near full time. Atlas Linen Meredith NH to resume soon.
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Bennington
New England Cotton Yarn Company
Fall River
Bigelow Carpet Mills
Jowell and Clinton
Excelsior Textile Mills
Farnumsville
Forestdale Mills
Forestdale
R. I
Talbot Woolen Mills
North Billerica
Chase Woolen Mills
Webster
Baltic Mills
Enfield
N. H
Apsley Rubber Mills
Trudson
Marlboro
Rice & Hutchins Company
Atlas Linen Company
Meredith
F. P. Woolbury & Co
Peacedale Mills
Peacedale
R. T
Spring Grove Woolen Mills
Chepachet
Cutler Cotton Mills
Warren
Sanford
Confidence Returns Across Nation As Industry Revives
Reports from across the United States indicate growing business confidence and revival of industry. Mills and factories have resumed operations while railroads recall workers and begin long postponed improvements.
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Chicago
IIL
United States
Gas Explosion Injures Firemen at West End House
Lieutenant James McMahan and Ladder 24 firefighter Fitzgerald were severely burned in a gas explosion on the second floor at 8 Grove Street West End. They were treated at the Relief Station and sent home after responding to a still alarm and rushing into the burning house with hand grenades.
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James McMahan
Fitzgerald
Ladder 24
Grove Street
West End
Jacob Newlander
Ladder Company
Forecast for Boston and nearby areas turns colder ahead
Forecast for Boston and vicinity calls for fair and slightly colder conditions Monday and Tuesday with continued cold, northwest to west winds. In New England and eastern New York snow is expected in the north with partly cloudy skies in the south Monday. Tuesday follows with fair weather and diminishing northwest winds.
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Washington
New England
New York
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James P. Magenis, Esq
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