Making Chicago Bone Day as Prohibition Hits
Prohibition enforcement shakes Chicago as early Sunday raids target exclusive clubs and saloons. Police seize liquor and arrest about five hundred citizens while social events halt and staff are searched, bottles and stills hauled to stations.
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Chicago raids target top social spots as dry laws bite
Citywide police raids expand beyond speakeasies hitting the Casino Club Congress Hotel and other high end venues. Officers under Lieut. Shoemaker arrest James C. Baker and Day Manson amid alarms of enforcement as state dry laws trigger wider action.
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Reformatory Redeems Boy from Maine Institution
Windham Maine reports a Massachusetts family will have a unique Christmas thanks to the Maine reformatory for men and Superintendent Harry F. Donnell who gave a square chance. A feeble minded boy sent to the reform school in 1920 learned plumbing and steamfitting while repairing buildings and the dormitory. He earned a job in Massachusetts or Maine and has since worked steadily, saved money, and supported his family.
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Death of Rev. James A. Hurley pastor of St. Rose's
The Rev. James A. Hurley, pastor of St. Rose's Church in Northboro for ten years, died at age 55 after a short illness. A Holyoke native educated at St. Michael's College, Toronto, he was ordained at 23. Survived by brother Dr. P. E. Hurley and sister Mrs. Mary Fitzgerald of Holyoke. Funeral Thursday at 10 a.m. with burial in Holyoke.
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Our Lady of the Valley Church
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Harvard Pierian Sodality Plans 380 Piece Winter Tour
The Harvard Pierian Sodality will tour this winter with about 380 musicians performing in Providence New York City and Washington D C The first concert will be at Infantry Hall Providence on the evening of Friday December 28.
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Shortage of Christmas Trees Feared in Nation
The American Forestry Association warned of possible extinction of the seasonal Christmas tree due to high demand. In New England the concern drew attention as many trees originate there, though officials yesterday saw no immediate depletion risk.
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New England
Vermont and Maine supply 6 million trees for eastern market
Foresters voice the need for better reproduction methods for firs and spruces. Massachusetts forestry chief F. W. Rane, though unavailable yesterday, is known to be interested in the issue in his role leading the state forestry department.
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Express Tax to Save Millions Next Year
New York Dec 18 The elimination of the war tax on express shipments starting January 1 will save users of this service about 1.5 million dollars a month, according to G C Taylor president of the American Railway Express Company in a statement tonight.
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American Railway Express Company
Brands U S Godless Nation Adress By Sheldon
Reverend Charles M. Sheldon denounced the United States as Godless and thoughtless in a speech at the Old South Forum before a large audience. He warned that only a return to Jesus Christ’s creed would foster world disarmament and end class conflict, urging family worship at home.
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First Masses Held at North Medford Church
The Church of St. Francis of Assisi in North Medford celebrated its first masses yesterday morning at 7 30 and 10 o clock. Rev. Joseph P Mahar appointed pastor by Cardinal O Connell led the services as a crowded parish church opened its doors.
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Templeton High School Destroyed By Early Fire
Fire gutted the Templeton High School structure in a basement origin blaze spreading through the two story wooden building. Damage estimated at 28000 dollars. Cause not determined. Christmas stories of cheer by Fannie Hurst and others announced for Boston Sunday Post Magazine.
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