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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Dec 28, 1920

Page

9

Ministers Split Over Lambeth Plan For Church Unification

In Greater Boston clergymen diverge on Lambeth Conference aims to unite Christian churches. Episcopal Bishop Lawrence defends shared ordination while Bishop Hughes opposes it. other faith leaders weigh practical limits and future unity.

Greater Boston Ernest G. Guthrie D. D Union Congregational Church Greater Boston Federation of Churches Doremus Scudder Winchester Lawrence Paul Revere Frothingham Arlington Street Unitarian Episcopal Church B. Talmadge Root Somerville Lambeth

Episcopal Plan Seeks Interdenominational Communion Accord

The Rev. Thomas A. Campbell supports the Lambeth Conference plan if ministers accept the church ordination where they officiate. He says a Methodist minister could celebrate Holy Communion in the Episcopal Church and vice versa, if re ordination is accepted. Rev Clarence A Young notes non conformist ministers may reject re ordination, while welcoming wider goodwill.

Lawrence Episcopal Church Archbishop of Canterbury Edwin Hughes Methodist Church Hughes A. Z. Conrad Park Street Church Ecopal Church Free’ Church Herbert S. Johnson Warren Avenue Baptist Church Thomas A. Campbell St. John’s Episcopal Church Jamaica Plain Campbell Clarence A. Young Roxbury Presbyterian Church Church of England

De Valera in Seclusion Stirs Irish Question

In New York December 27 Eamon De Valera president of the Irish Republic remains in seclusion near the city after a rest plan. His secretary Harry Boland says De Valera may reappear after Christmas for speaking engagements in the West. Boland denies reports of a move to Great Britain.

New York Eamon de Valera Irish Republic Harry Boland Boland New England Muriel MacSwiney Cork de Valera Great Britain

New York Harbor Workers Vote to Reject 1921 Contract

The Harbor Boatmen's Union rejects the 1921 working agreement from 600 independent owners and votes to strike January 1. Some 2200 sailors would be affected. The Masters Mates and Pilots Union, with over 2500 members, says it will join the walkout.

New York Harbor Boatmen's Union Arthur Olsen Harbor Boatmen T He Masters, Mates and Pilots Union

Caruso To Be Week In Bed At Hotel Vanderbilt

Five physicians attending Enrico Caruso announced his condition was satisfactory after exam. The tenor is more comfortable though illness is running its course. He will likely remain confined to his rooms for at least a week.

New York Det Vanderbilt Enrico Caruso

Cold blasts linger as trains face storm delays

The storm caused numerous railroad delays with heavy riding reported. Continued from the first page, the cold snaps will be on hand again today as weather disruptions persist.

Boston Struck by Storm Halts Shipping and Snow Cleanup

Yesterday a fierce wind and heavy snow disrupted harbor shipping and seas ran high. Workers gapped 50 cents an hour for snow shoveling, lower than last winter, as officials urged sand and ash to keep sidewalks safe under a $20 fine for violations.

G. Harry Dunderdale State Employment Office Kneeland Street Boston Crowley Cape Cod Canal Cape Prince George Yarmouth N. S Boston Elevated Eastern Massachusetts Street Railway Co

Yanks in Action Lecture Shows Yankee Division Photos Abroad

Captain Edwin H. Cooper official photographer for the Yankee Division in France presented his illustrated lecture The Yanks in Action at Jordan Hall. The talk was hosted by the Boston committee of the Army and Navy Memorial Club of America, to honor officers who died in World War I.

Edwin H. Cooper France Jordan Hall Boston Army and Navy Memorial Club of America New York City

New England's 26th Division in World War I Lecture

Captain Cooper presents scenes from Chateau Thierry St Mihiel and the Argonne showing New England's 26th Division from Hoboken departure to armistice. Images include front line trenches nights without blankets, Chemin des Dames, Dead Man's Curve, Toul sector, St Mihiel and Mt See bombardment with tanks and balloon observers.

Chateau Thierry St. Mihiel Argonne 79Th Cooper New England Hoboken Debarkation Navy France Chemin Des Dames Mt. See

Tariff Bill Denounced in Senate Clash Over House Measure

In a heated Senate debate the House tariff bill, attacked as an embargo and harmful to farmers, faced partisan lines. Senators Hitchcock Harrison and McCumber led fierce exchanges while Republicans defended the proposal as fair and needed, with votes moving to refer to finance committee.

Hitchcock Finance Committee Senate McCumber North Dakota House Smoot Harrison Mississippi Wilson Democratic Party Canada New England East

Malden Woman Susan Bacon Dies at 71

Mrs Susan F G Bacon mother of Captain Henry C Bacon and Councilman elect E Lester Bacon died yesterday in a Malden private hospital from intestinal trouble at age 71.

Susan F. G. Bacon Henry C. Bacon Malden District Court E. Lester Bacon Malden

30 Year Sentence for Mudgett in Shonio Death

Mudgett found guilty of manslaughter in the death of Amy Shonio at Johnson on July 31. He protested innocence throughout the trial and showed no emotion as Judge Moulton imposed a 30 year sentence. His counsel said exceptions would be taken to the Supreme Court.

Amy Shonio Johnson Mudgett Moulton Supreme Court Arthur Mudgett Windsor

Trial of Mudgett Ends in Manslaughter Verdict

The Shonio mill girl case drew a packed courtroom during a two week trial. Arthur Mudgett was found guilty of manslaughter for strangling the pregnant victim whose body was later found in a Johnson cemetery. He received a 30 to 85 year sentence and was moved toward Windsor Prison.

Mudgett Johnson

D Annunzio Wounded in Defence of Fiume

Reports said poet Gabriele D Annunzio was wounded and taken to a hospital during the Fiume defense. Indicates fighting continued with legionnaires blocking regular troops while the battleship Andrea Doria participated and a grenade struck the torpedo boat destroyer Espero setting it on fire.

D’annunzio D'Annunzio Andrea Doria Fiume Espero

Bombardment tightens as D Annunzio defends Fiume

Despatches from Milan report fierce fighting around Fiume with heavy losses to regulars including two colonels. D Annunzio's forces use leaflets to urge desertion and convert gardens into machine gun nests while barbed wire barricades block streets and an armored car stand delays the advance.

Fiume Milan D’annunzilo Legionaires Caviglia

Flags Lowered in Venice for D Annunzio Death

Reports of Gabriele D'Annunzio's death spread quickly in Venice as Italian flags were half masted on St Martin square and later on private houses across the city. Local reports vary on details of the announcement.

Venice D’annunzio Gabriele D’annunzio St. Martin Square

Hub Poultry Association Show Opens Today

The Boston Poultry Association big show, touted as the fancier show of the world, opens at Mechanics' Building at 10 this morning and runs daily through Saturday. Exhibitors from Canada and several states contest in classes for Rhode Island Reds, Plymouth Rocks, Wyandottes, and other breeds, with a notable turkey exhibit drawing local breeders such as R. M. Saltonstall, Isaac Thomas, Misa Margaret Mahaney, and T. N. Hazlett.

Boston’ Poultry Association Mechanics’ Building Canada Missouri South Carolina Michigan Illinois Rhode Island Reds Plymouth Rocks Wyandottes Orpingtons R. M. Saltonstall Isaac Thomas Misa Margaret Mahaney T. N. Hazlett

Death of Thomas J Putler in Roxbury

Thomas J Putler died in Roxbury. Beloved husband of Frances Kerrigan. Funeral from 3 Auburn Street Wednesday at 8:30 a.m. High Requiem Mass at St Francis de Sales Church at 9 a.m. Auto cortege. Late member of Plumbers' Union Local 12. Relatives and friends invited.

Butler Roxbury Thomas J Frances Putler Kerrigan Auburn St St. Francis de Sales Plumbers’ Union

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