Nativity Festivity Across Catholic Churches Plans
Christmas observances cover Cathedral Holy Cross with midnight mass likely led by the cardinal and a full schedule of masses at 5 6 7 8 9 and 10 am with a sermon by Rev. Thomas J. McDonough. Organist E P Illingworth directs an elaborate music program.
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Cathedral of the Holy Cross
Thomas J. McDonough
E. P. Illingworth
Jerome O'Neil
Cathedral Parish
The
Catholic Union
Mission Church
Daniel Morse
Walter Murphy
John Kerwin
Thomas Uniac
Timothy Sullivan
Harry Dodge
John Kelley
Joseph Watson
John Flaherty
al Mahoney
Joseph Baxter
Joseph H. O'Neill, Jr
John Ryan
P. F. McDonald
Matthew McDonald
James Deery
John Landrigan
Catholic Mass Schedule for Roxbury and North End Churches
Permanent rector M G Splaine at Josephs Church Roxbury presides over multiple masses from 5 AM to 11:30 AM with varied high and low masses. Mission Church Roxbury follows at 5 PM with chapels offering 7 and 11:30 AM low masses and a 10 AM high mass. St Marys North End hosts 5 and 10 PM solemn high masses with Rev John A Mattimore preaching at the latter. St Peters Meeting Hedu se Hill lists 6:30 AM high mass and several low masses, culminating in an 11:30 AM solemn pontifical mass officiated by Bishop J G Anderson.
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M. J. Scanlan
Neil A. Cronin
John W. Culhane
William B. Finigan
St. James
Harrison Avenue
Mattimore
Boston
Boston College
St. Peter’s Church
Héduse Hill
Joseph G. Anderson
Bishop Burch Laid to Rest in St John the Divine
The body of Right Reverend Charles Sumner Burch bishop of the Protestant Episcopal diocese of New York lay in the crypt beside his predecessors at the Cathedral of St John The Divine. Burial rites for the sudden death were private for family members after a public memorial service drawing about two thousand prominent figures to the cathedral.
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New York
Charles Sumner Burch
Protestant Episcopal Diocese of
Cathedral of St. John the Divine
Tried 10 Pass Phony Bills
Thomas Smith, a 20 year veteran of the Providence U S police force, is charged in New York with attempting to pass two counterfeit $10 bills at a department store. He was arrested and jailed in $5000 bail. Detectives say the cashier detected the fake notes and Smith could not account for possession. Smith once headed the Providence Patrolmen's Benefit Association.
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New York
Thomas Smith
Providence
U. S
Smith
Providence Patrolmen's Benefit Association
Bill to Inaugurate President in January
Senator Ashurst of Arizona proposes an amendment to move inaugural day from March 4 to the third Monday in January. The plan would set a January inauguration date for the president.
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Washington
Ashurst
Arizona
Christmas Parcel Post Sets Record in Boston District
Post office officials report a record breaking surge in holiday mail at the Boston district. An avalanche of post cards overwhelmed stations yesterday while the Brookline avenue postal annex and Back Bay facility processed vast quantities of mail and holiday packages. Superintendent John E. O Brien and aides handled incoming mail in record time.
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Boston
New
Brookline Avenue
Big Back Bay
John E. O’brien
Red Cross to Cheer Disabled Soldiers
The New England division plans Christmas celebrations for sick and disabled military personnel and veterans in territory hospitals. The junior Red Cross will help extend cheer with Christmas trees gifts concerts and visits by volunteers to all in the hospitals including World War I veterans.
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New England
American Red Cross
Red Cross
Army
Navy
Marine
United States Public Health Service
Bill to Benefit Hurt Sailors
Washington December 23. Senator Johnson Republican California introduces a bill to compensate injured seamen and dependents. Total disability would yield life long 66 2 3 percent of earnings. temporary disability same rate until return to work. Death benefits scale with widow and children.
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Washington
Johnson
California
Milk Price Meeting Delays January Pricing Decision
The New England Milk Producers Association sales committee began deliberations on January milk prices. They reviewed market conditions and production costs and found some cost reductions since last month. A final decision is unlikely before after Christmas.
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New England Milk Producers’ Association
White Lead Makers in Collusion and Price Fixing
Five firms controlling over 95 percent of U.S. white lead output were accused of collusion and price fixing by New York inspectors. Testimony to the joint legislative inquiry named the Sherwin Williams Co National Lead Co E I DuPont De Nemours Co and Hallier Bros owners of Eagle Pitcher Co as participants. The group, with capital stock near 400 million dollars, reportedly exchanged price data and customer names and kept equal prices across plants nationwide.
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New York
America
Building Trust
Joint Legislative Committee
Charles F. Tuttle
American Institute of Lead Manufacturers
Sherwin-Williams Company
National Lead Company
E. I. DuPont
de Nemours Company
Hallier Bros
Eagle- Pitcher Company of
Chicago
Samuel Untermyer
Committee Coun
Chandler & Co
Inquiry Probes Build Material Makers In Sewage Pipe Case
Sel charged a rock ribbed combination in the paint trade and proposed the name Lead Pipe White Lead Cinch. Untermyer warned of exposing collusion among linseed oil sellers as sessions resume next Tuesday. Eastern Soil Pipe Manufacturers Association pledged to dissolve and re enter open competition within a week, with Turtle as secretary.
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Eastern Soil Pipe Manufacturers’ Association
Turtle
Georgia Gardner gains Goodwins apartment contents
New York court rules Miss Georgia I. Gardner the fiancée of late actor Nat Goodwin owns the contents of his apartment. Surrogate Cohalan also orders Nathaniel C. Goodwin of Boston, administrator, to file an accounting for $15,374 from a judgment collected before the actor’s death. Klaw and Erlanger sought $11,000 claims.
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New York
Georgia I. Gardner
Nat Goodwin
Goodwin
Cohalan
Nathaniel C. Goodwin
Boston
Klaw
Erlanger
Miss Gardner
Holiday market stalls show dull turnout and low prices
The Christmas market opened with little festive touch as snow failed to arrive and crowds stayed away. Turkeys were scarce, northern varieties selling at 7 80 cents a pound, cold storage birds up to 65 cents. Goose and duck supplies were solid with prices around 45 to 50 cents per pound.
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Vermont
New York
New England
Fences Sought as Food Theft Ring Expands
Police and detectives arrest 11 employees of H A Johnson & Co bakers supplies firm on larceny charges. Murdock L Brison of West Newton, a leading baker, is the first alleged fence held on $5000 bail after being charged with receiving 1500 dollars worth of stolen goods. Two more State Street Grocery employees, David J Roche and William P O'Brien, are also jailed on warrants.
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H. A. Johnson & Co., Inc
Murdock L. Brison
West Newton
Newton
Connelly and Laughlin
MacDonald Detective Agency
Brison
State Street
David J. Roche
Bartlett Street
Charlestown
William P. O'Brien
Bow Street
Everett
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