Cantata The Pilgrim Fathers To Be Sung At Boston University
The joint choruses of Boston University School of Theology and School of Religious Education perform The Pilgrim Fathers this noon in the School of Religious Education chapel. Professor H Augustine Smith directs the program with Miss Edith Thomas and the Rev. E. E. Harper directing the pageant.
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Boston University School of Theology
School of Religious Education
H. Augustine Smith
Edith Thomas
E. E. Harper
Policemen Shifted For Holiday Season
Three patrolmen were moved to police headquarters by order of Commissioner Curtis. Cornelius J. Ring from Brighton station Thomas L. Lyons from Roxbury Crossing and George W. Augusta from City Point station are reassigned temporarily until after the holiday season.
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Curtis
Cornelius J. Ring
Brighton
Thomas L. Lyons
Roxbury Crossing
George W. Augusta
City Point
Bitter Attacks on Dry Law Highlights Hypocrisy and Class Bias
United States District Attorney Daniel J. Gallagher denounces the Volstead act for punishing a man who hoards or makes liquor at home while richer individuals enjoy stocked cellars. He warns prohibition may erode respect for law, noting enforcement obstacles from prominent opponents and the influence of high standing citizens.
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United States
Daniel J. Gallagher
Prohibition Law Under Fire at Boston Business Meeting
Massachusetts U.S. attorney Michael Gallagher urged that enforcement violence or corruption fuels contempt for the ban. He cited a Boston suburb meeting where he asked if anyone would refuse a suitcase of liquor, noting every hand stayed down to show broad opposition among business leaders and even a clergyman present.
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Gallagher
Massachusetts
Boston
Mr. Gallagher
Mixed Juries Start Things in Montclair N J
Montclair begins selecting its first mixed jury with 12 men and 16 women summoned. The judge allows one spouse to be excused when both are called, prompting comments as families shift responsibility to partners.
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Montclair
N. J
Ireland Near England Without Independence Claim
Harold Spender, English writer, told the Women City Club that Irish independence is impossible because Ireland’s proximity would allow it to cut England’s food supplies. He urged a coalition government as the only path to settled Irish question, expressing confidence it will be resolved soon along broad lines.
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Harold Spender
Lloyd George
Women's City Club
Ireland
Spender
England
Tirelana
Baron Desborough Dies During Dinner Speech
Baron Desborough died suddenly in Birmingham while delivering a speech at a dinner, reported by the London Times.
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Baron Desborough
London
Birmingham
London Times
Dogs Fail to Yield for Wife in Court
Robert Pitts of West India told Chief Justice Aiken in Cambridge Superior Court that his failure to pay wife support came as his dog business "going to the dogs." Probation Officer Ramsey said Pitts pled guilty to non support and Judge Cox ordered $4 weekly. he paid briefly before tiring.
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Robert Pitts
West India
Aiken
Cambridge
Ramsey
Pitts
Cox
Five Dogs Boarded at Home in Saugus For Weekly Fee
A man testified to a justice that he kept five dogs at his Saugus residence and boarded two of them there earning two dollars weekly from the boarders.
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The
Saugus
Man Refuses Support Then Agrees to Pay Rank Wife
In a Cambridge courtroom a man named Pitts argued about his wife's support payments. The officer described a tussle before Pitts was lodged in the dock. After speaking with Chief Justice Aiken Pitts agreed to send four dollars weekly to his wife and was released.
Receiver Sought for Lowell Textile Co of North Chelmsford
A petition filed in federal court by Clarence N. Frohlich and William N. Barbour of Memphis asks for a receiver for the Lowell Textile Co. of North Chelmsford. They claim the company owes $60,891 for cotton and has refused payment. Judge Anderson set a hearing for next Monday morning.
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Lowell Textile Company
North Chelmsford
Clarence N. Frohlich
William N. Barbour
Memphis, Tenn
Lowell Corporation
Anderson
Malden Schools Close for Funeral of Miss Laura A. Leonard
Malden public schools closed yesterday afternoon for the funeral of Laura A. Leonard a retired teacher at West School who died Sunday Services were at First Universalist Church Malden with Rev C J Cowing officiating Burial followed at Rock Middleboro.
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Malden
Laura A. Leonard
West School
Testimony in Botta Murder Trial Seeks Self Defense
Giuseppi Botta testified he fired the fatal shots in self defense after a dispute with Bozzella. He claimed to have hidden in his cellar that night armed with a revolver and said Bozzella threatened to shoot him like a dog if the subject was raised again.
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Dedham
Giuseppi Botta
Husband Fatally Shoots Wife After Cellar Embrace
Botta testified he fired three times after Bozzella entered the cellar and embraced his wife following a signal. Two bullets hit the wife, who died shortly after. The defendant claimed self defense as witnesses described the events and court arguments are set to begin.
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Bozzella
Botta
Neighbor Suspected in Franklin Suspicion Raised
A Franklin man suspected Pasquale Bozzella, his next door neighbor, due to his frequent accompaniment of Mrs. Botta home from the Ameri factory, raising concerns about their movements.
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Franklin
Pasquale Bozzella
Mrs. Botta
Ameri
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