Fury of German Police Turned Against Priesis
The article notes German authorities opposed Cardinal Mercier due to his bold pastoral letters. Private letters could be halted by authorities, but the pastorals became public, reviving Belgian spirit and spreading beyond the front. Germans wished to punish the cardinal but faced insurmountable obstacles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Priesis
Cardinal Mercier
von Bissing
von der Lancken
Belgium
Rome
Cardinal Mercier Pressed by Occupation Against Clergy
Cardinal Mercier seeks German restraint as arrests mount against priests and educators in Brussels. Police raid St Michael College and St Louis Institute occur, with Canon Cochetueux and Frere Troyens jailed. Mercier mails a petition to Baron von der Lancken urging protection of ecclesiastical schools amid trials and banishments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rome
Brussels
College of St. Michael
Canon Cocheteux
Troyens
Kommandantur
Belgium
Baron von der Lancken
Archbishop’s House
Malines
Baron
Madame Within
Baron von Bissing
Switzerland
St. Michael's College
St. Lewis’ Institute
Brus
Sels
St. Louis’ Institute
D. J. Cardinal Mercier
Government General
Cardinal Mercier
Guage
Lancken
Fontical Department
Government General of
Mercier
Antwerp
Frere Pauwels
Treacher
Archbishop's
Mme
St. Gilles
Frere Devroye
Cocneteux
Wittemberg
van Houdt
D. JI
Resinol Soap Promises Clearer Skin for Rough Complexions
An old advertisement urges readers to use Resinol Soap to heal red blotchy or overly oily or dry skin. It claims Resinol Ointment improves severe conditions after bathing and notes the product is sold by druggists and toilet goods dealers.
To be continued in tomorrow's Post
The note indicates continuation of a story across tomorrow's Post and the Daily and Sun day Post until completion. It suggests an ongoing report or feature extending over multiple issues. No specific names or locations are provided in the readable fragments.
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Tomorrow's Post
Daily
Sunday Post
Copyright Notices From 1919 Public Ledger Co Sources
The item records multiple copyright declarations dated 1919 for the Boston Post and Public Ledger Co in Canada and internationally. It notes ownership by Public Ledger Co and assigns rights across jurisdictions. The note emphasizes the firm’s international and domestic copyright claims.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Boston Post
the Public Ledger Co
Canada
Public Ledger Co
International
Mass Protests for Irish Freedom Unite Irish Abroad
Catholics of Irish blood gathered for holy communion and offered intentions for Irish freedom. The National Council of the Friends of Irish Freedom had designated the last Sunday of the year for a universal prayer day. The movement, urged by leaders in Ireland, spread through Greater Ireland with broad support from descendants abroad.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ireland
National Council of the Friends of Irish Freedom
Irish Republic
Education of Reds Advocated by Fay at St Joseph’s
Charles E. Fay of the Common Cause Society urged education of the Reds as a method to curb radicalism. He spoke at St Joseph’s T A Society on Cambridge Street and also called for teaching native born Americans to value liberty under law.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles E. Fay
The
Common Cause Society
St. Joseph's
T. A. Society
Cambridge Street
Today’s Meetings Across Boston Area and Cambridge
At 9 a m the Society of American Bacteriologists holds its annual convention at Harvard Medical School Amphitheatre with a banquet at the Hotel Bruns wick. Also at 9:30 a m the American Anthropological Association and American Folk-Lore Society meet at the Peabody Museum in Cambridge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Society of American Bacteriologists
Building D
Harvard Medical School
Hotel Brunswick
American Anthropological Association
American Folk-Lore Society
Peabody Museum
Cambridge
Boston
Dorchester
Milton
Public Utilities Committee
State House
Episcopal Church
Cathedral Church of St. Paul
Ladies’ Auxiliary
Dorchester Post
American Legion
Municipal
Columbia Road
Wpham’s Corner District
Peabody Playhouse
Charles Street
Red Deer at Franklin Zoo Gets a Mate
The Boston Zoo announces a mate for the long lonely red deer at Franklin Park after seven years in captivity. Keepers hope the addition brings more contentment, while other animals may sense the news.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franklin Zoo
Boston Zoo
Benedict
Franklin Park
Blue Hills
Lieutenant Weds Bride at Bedside in Boston Area
Lieutenant Marrett P Hoseason of Malden married Hazel Gould of Lynn at her bedside after she fell ill with a severe cold and organic trouble. The ceremony was by Rev. Arthur E Harriman. Bride Leah Gould was maid of honor. Alden C Eldridge of Onset served as best man. The couple met in Boston at a private dance.
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Hazel I. Gould
William L. Gould
Broad Street Place
Lynn
Liutenant Marrett P. Hoseason
Malden
Arthur E. Harriman
East Baptist Church
Leah Gould
Alden C. Eldridge
Worcester Tech
English High School
Moses Brown School
Providence
RK. I
Hoseason
May P. Wheeler
Crescent City
Fla
Medford High School
Stetson University
Jacksonville
France
Paris
Boston
Service man denies Reds ties after raid mailing list
Carl L. Singer, named on a Reds mailing list seized in a raid, writes to the Post denying membership or any connection with the organization and questions how his name appeared on the list.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl L. Singer
Reds
Post
Noonan's Lemon Complexion Cream Promises Overnight Whitening
An advertisement touts Noonan's Lemon Complexion Cream claiming cleansing, pore tightening, and weather protection benefits. The multi use cream costs 50 cents per jar and is sold by T Noonan & Sons Co. of 38 Portland Street Boston with nationwide availability.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Noonan
T. Noonan & Sons Co
Portland St
Boston
Brown Endowment Drive Named at Brown University
Providence December 28. Appointment of Henry D. Sharpe of this city and Dr Herman C. Bumpus president of Tufts College as chairman and associate chairman of the executive committee to direct a $3,000,000 endowment fund drive for Brown University was announced by President W H P Faunce. The fund will raise salaries, strengthen the instructional staff, and develop courses for higher citizenship. Members include G E Buxton Jr Paul C DeWolf Stephen O Metcalf Cornelius S Sweetland Fred T Field Nobile B Judah Charles Fr Hughes Samuel H Ordway W W Keen Arthur W Pinkham.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Providence
Tienry D. Sharpe
Herman C. Bumpus
Tufts College
Brown University
W. H. P. Faunce
Faunce
G. E. Buxton, Jr
Paul C. DeWolf
Stephen O. Metcalf
Cornelius S. Sweetland
Fred. T. Field
Poston
Nobile B. Judah
Chicago
Charles Fr. Hughes
Samuel H. Ordway
New York
W. W. Keen
Philadelphia
Arthur W. Pinkham
Lynn
Mass
Urge Speedy Adoption of Treaty and League
About 400 residents urged quick ratification of the peace treaty and league covenant with reservations. Speakers included Dean Charles H. Haskins, President Mary Wooley, and Rev. Hugh Gordon Ross. Haskins noted the treaty and league are inseparably linked and cannot be ratified separately.
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Pittsfield
W. L. Adam
East Housatonic Street
W. C. Redfield
Charles H. Haskins
Harvard
Mary Wooley
Mt. Holyoke College
Hugh Gordon Ross
First
Dean Haskins
United States
Catholics Raise Aid for Central Europe Children
Collections taken at all masses across the Region diocese in response to the Holy Innocents feast day Following the Pope and Cardinal O Connells urging the Boston diocese plans to send a substantial relief sum for distressed children in Central Europe.
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Central
Europa
Cardinal O’connell
Judea
Herod
Cardinal O'Connell
Boston
Treaty May Cause Split in Chamber of Commerce
Resignation of certain members of the Boston Chamber of Commerce is threatened, according to Louis A. Coolidge, due to the refer endum vote ordered by the chamber's board on whether concessions to ratify the treaty with League of Nations reservations are a patriotic duty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston Chamber of Commerce
Louis A. Coolidge
Chamber
League of Nations
Chamber of Commerce split over League of Nations referendum
A ballot asking 4800 members to vote for or against ratification was mailed by the Chamber. President John R. Macomber defended a referendum as fair, while Mr. Coolidge accused the directors of propaganda and warned of resignations. He heads the League for the Preservation of American Independence.
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Coolidge
Chamber
League of Nations
Chamber of Commerce
Senate
Knox
John R. Macomber
The
League For the Preservation of American Independence
Cardinal OConnell to lead Te Deum at Cathedral New Year
Cardinal OConnell will officiate a Te Deum at the Cathedral of the Holy Cross on New Year’s Eve with benediction and sermon. The Immaculate Conception church hosts 7:45 p.m. services. music by Capelloni and Burke. New Year’s Day Masses follow the Feast of the Circumcision with multiple morning services and a 10 o’clock solemn high mass.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cardinal O’connell
Cathedral of the Holy Cross
Almighty God
Pio de Luca
Edward P. Slingsworth
Martin Scott
Virgilio Capelloni
T. Francis Burke
St. James’ Church
Harrison Avenue
City Proper
Philip J. O'Donnell
Disappearance of Broker Shrouds New York Firm
Mystery surrounds Claude M. Harburger junior partner at Kelley Jewett & Co NYSE house missing for over three weeks. He lived with wife and son, later at the Hotel Savoy per partners. Mrs Harburger thinks he is on a business trip and will return.
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New York
Claude M. Harburger
New York Stock Exchange
Kelley, Jewett & Co
Harburger
Hotel Savoy
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Co. E. Fay
Bride
Marrett P. Hoseason
Hazel Gould
Lieut
Medford
Brown
HUB Catholics and Children OF Europe
Broker
Castoria
Bunker Hill Monument
Charlestown
Bunker Hill
Sie
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