Silent Solo and Sermon Sway Deaf Community Anniversary
Not a word was spoken during morning services at First United Presbyterian Church and yet a powerful sermon and hymn were delivered by deaf mute participants from New England and beyond. The gathering marked the 52nd anniversary of Gallaudet College in Washington, D. C.
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First United Presbyterian Church
Boston
New England
United States
Gallaudet College For the Deaf
Washington, D. G
Deaf Scholar Delivers Silent Sermon in Boston Church
In a Boston Presbyterian church Dr. Edward Miner Gallaudet led a Deaf outreach service attended by reporters and silent congregants. Miss Kimball of Melrose performed a sign language solo while Rev. Wyand read scripture in rapid fingers. Delegations from Worcester Holyoke Springfield Nashua Salem Lowell Haverhill Portland Providence joined a nationwide Gallaudet Day observance.
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Edward Miner Gallaudet
National College For the Deaf
Washington, D. C
Boston
Little
Presbyterian Church
Miss Kimball
Melrose
Portland
E. Clayton Wyand
Dr. Gallaudet
Thomas Hopkins Gallaudet
America
Mr. Wyand
Worcester
Holyoke
Springfield
Nashua
Salem
Lowell
Haverhill
Providence
United States
Daily Fire Record From Two A.M. To Two A.M.
1:33 p.m. Box 64 Isaac Goldberg 12 Cobb Street. 2:19 p.m. Box 621 P Martello 4 Wilburcourt East Boston.
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Isaac Goldberg
Cobb Street
P. Martello
Wilburcourt
East
Boston
Woman candidate for school board speaks at Tremont Theatre meeting
Mrs Susan W FitzGerald urged election to the school committee arguing for a woman’s understanding of women and children. She said the board should reflect democracy and varied viewpoints and emphasized wise expenditure and progress over stagnation.
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Susan W. FitzGerald
A. A. Berle
Tremont
Protest Talk By Mitchell Spurs Local unrest in Chelsea
Organizers and union members across Greater Boston voiced protests over John Mitchell former Mine Workers Union president and AFL second vice president coming to Chelsea to speak at a no license meeting. Bartenders Union 77 attended with over 1000 members unanimously objecting to his involvement in a local campaign and issue.
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Greater Boston
Chelsea
John Mitchell
Mine Workers’ Union
American Federation of Labor
Union 77
Value of Local Union Officers Elected at Annual Meeting
The Central Labor Union and Chel sea council appointed committees to meet Mr. Mitchell. Edward F. Colbert won the presidency by a large majority over Patrick H. Sullivan. New officers include Mark F. Kelliher as first vice president and Louis R. Sullivan as his ally. Second vice president Patrick Culkin ran unopposed. James J. English was unanimously re-elected Financial Secretary and Business Agent for the ninth time. Secretary-Treasurer William J. Leary and John W. Conley were re-elected to fifth terms. Other officers and board members were chosen without opposition, and a local sick benefit system was approved nearly unanimously. International organizer Thomas J. Durnin reported on the Atlanta AFL convention. Edward Flore of Buffalo pledged to attend and install officers January 14. The next meeting was omitted due to Christmas Eve.
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Edward F. Colbert
Patrick H. Sullivan
Mark F. Kelliher
Louis R. Sullivan
Patrick Culkin
James J. English
William J. Leary
John W. Conley
Henry F. Corcoran
Charles Maynes
Timothy J. Bransfield
Edward J. Fitzgibbon
Thomas H. Gerraughty
Robert J. McCormick
John F. McNamara
Michael J. Quinn
Patrick F. Connolly
Richard W. Garrity
William J. Burke
William T. Kilmartin
Patrick F. Flynn
James McGreevy, Jr
Joseph D. Wat
Thomas J. Durnin
Holyoke
A. F. of L
Atlanta
Massachusetts
A. F
Edward Flore
Buffalo
Boston Elevated Railway Company
Milk Street
Boston
Mass
Boston Elevated Railway Co
Golden Jubilee of the Immaculate Conception Church Celebrated
The Golden Jubilee of the Church of the Immaculate Conception on Harrison Avenue was celebrated with high ceremony. Jesuit Fathers Boston College and clergy organized events, led by auxiliary bishop Joseph G. Anderson class of 87, with spectacular white and gold decorations and a solemn vespers service led by Father Gasson.
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Boston
Joseph G. Anderson
Father Gasson
Willam J. Conway
Willam P. Brett
S. J
Gregory Kiehne
Prevention of Accidents on the Trolley
A public statement urges cooperation between the company and users to prevent serious injuries or deaths of children in trolley accidents. It stresses that most crashes result from carelessness and calls for safer shared highway use and better public care to reduce such incidents.
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Fall River Line
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