Divorcees scored by Fr. Gasson in socialist lecture
Rev. Thomas I. Gasson S J president of Boston College lectured 1809 men at St Patrick s Church East Cambridge on socialism. He denounced divorces in Newport families and questioned if married life exists or if some women seek to supplant Christian civilization with immoral behavior.
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Thomas I. Gasson
S. J
Boston College
St. Patrick’s Church
East Cambridge
Gasson
Newport
Father Gasson
Church
Catholic Church Opposes Socialism Emphasizes Family Duty
Father Gasson argues socialism threatens the home and country by undermining family bonds and marriage vows. He asserts the church aids the oppressed, explains socialism’s shifting meanings, and notes two cases of misused socialist labels. Board actions cover nurse appointment, Mozart School naming, language classes, and salary provisions for 1914 raises.
Police Chief Lost in Woods in Southbridge
Police Chief Jesse J. Coombs was missing for several hours while combing woods in his district seeking Robert Cooney the hermit boy. A posse led by Officer Frederick Paquin located the chief near Putnam Massachusetts, though the boy remained unfound.
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Southbridge
Jesse J. Coombs
Frederick Paquin
Robert Cooney
Paquin
Coombs
Putnam, Conn
Dakota Dan to Testify at Identity Hearing
Dakota Dan Russell will take the witness stand before Master Pevcy at the East Cam bridge courthouse tomorrow morning to answer questions for attorney Robert W. Nason representing the estate. The appearance comes after he read his former testimony under the impression he was wanted as a witness.
School Board postpones salary increases and fire drills
Miss Helen S. McCaffrey was appointed supervising nurse in the schools. Compulsory fire drills were ordered in all schools. Final action on distributing 145000 for salary increases on Jan 1 was deferred for one week at last night's School Board meeting, at the request of the Boston Elementary Teachers' Club.
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Miss McCaffrey
Dr. Leen
Corcoran
Helen S. McCaffrey
Boston Elementary Teachers’ Club
Dorchester Robbery Suspect Arrested After Revolver Hold-Up
William Whelan was held up near 77 Albany Street Dorchester around 9 pm. Martin T. Feeney, 21 of 211 Hancock Street Dorchester, was arrested charged with the hold up. Police say the revolver used was unloaded and part of the $58 was recovered at Fields Corner station.
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William Whelan
Albany Street
Dorchester
Martin T. Feeney
Hancock Street
Whelan
Fields Corner
Doctor Finds Terrier Believed Owned by Congressman Elect
Dr Lillian G Knowles found a valuable Airedale terrier about years old wearing a collar inscribed Hope Thacher Yarmouthport Mass at 8 o clock last night at the corner of Dartmouth street and Columbus avenue The dog is thought to be the daughter of Congressman elect Thomas C Thacher of the 16th district Deputy Superintendent Lawrence Cain contacted Yarmouthport to verify ownership but could not confirm and another inquiry will be made this morning.
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Hope Thacher
Yarmouthport
Mass
Lillian G. Knowles
Columbus Avenue
Dartmouth Street
Thomas C. Thacher
16Th District
Lawrence Cain
Thacher
Entertains in Honor of His Re Election
Mr and Mrs David A Ramsay of 75 Woodsworth Street Orient Heights hosted a friendly informal reception last evening celebrating his re election as the father of the Post Chapel A musical program by guests followed by refreshments made the evening pleasant.
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David A. Ramsay
Woodsworth Street
Orient Heights
Ramsay
Post Chapel
Lawyer Vahey in Bar Association Complaint Details
A BAR Association complaint outlines repeated financial and legal misconduct by Thomas F. Vahey. It lists checks dishonored, surrender of funds after complaints, unsent settlements, and failure to pay claims involving Hannah Harrington, James Manousey, John Carr, and others between 1911 and 1912.
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Bar Association
John H. Donnelly
Hannah J. Harrington
Revere
Henry Siegel Company
John A. Wright
Union Market National Bank
Watertown
Wright
Vahey
James Manousey
Thomas F. Vahey
Ralph R. Ellingwood
Manousey
Thomas FE. Rowe
Boston Elevated
John Carr
Arlington
Fiance of Miss Gould Very Happy in Engagement
Finley J. Shepard, assistant to the president of the Missouri Pacific, announces his engagement to Miss Helen Miller Gould. He plans to move to New York to assume duties, while cherishing St Louis as where they met. Missouri Pacific employees send congratulatory telegrams and Miss Gould replies gratefully.
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ST. Louis
Finley J. Shepard
Missouri Pacific Railroad
Missouri Pacific
New York
Miss Gould
Shepard
Helen Miller Gould
United States
Canada
The
Helen Gould
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Germany
Carnegie Foundation For the Advancement of Teachers
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Horace Mann School
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