Trained Workers Ready to Organize Morgan Memorials in Cities
Boston clergy and lay leaders trained at the Morgan Memorial prepare to establish memorials in major U S cities and abroad. They will attend the Bureau of Goodwill Industries meeting in Pittsburgh while others fill training roles to replicate Boston's model in 11 cities and additional locales.
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Morgan Memorial
Boston
United States
China
Japan
Panama
Bureau of Goodwill Industries
Department of Cities
Board of Home Missions and Church Extension
Methodist Episcopal Church
Pittsburg
Methodist Church
Edgar J. Helms
Jersey City
Baltimore
Buffalo
Cleveland
Cincinnati
St. Louis
Denver
Los Angeles
San Francisco
Chicago
Syracuse
Philadelphia
Wilmington
Louisville
Kansas City
Omaha
St. Paul
Milwaukee
Duluth
Spokane
Seattle
Portland
Ore
Des Moines
Lowell
Newark
Providence
Toledo
Dayton
Detroit
Washington
D. C
J. R
H. A. R. Carlton
Os Angeles
C. A. Brownlee
Bolivia
Ezra Cox
F. H. Blair
R. W. Adair
J. F. Jasper
Philip Armand
J. W. Wilcox
Columbus
G. E. Holly
L. Buckner
O. L. Curl
Lee Chen
All the Brothers Were Valiant to Run in Boston Post Magazine
Boston author Ben Ames Williams known for sea tales will present All the Brothers Were Valiant in the upcoming Boston Sunday Post Magazine. The piece highlights Williams as a leading writer whose sea stories drew wide readership.
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Boston
Ben Ames Williams
Boston Sunday Post
Snow Caves in Car Barn Roof Collapse in Lawrence
Snow loading collapsed the car barn roof in Lawrence injuring or trapping workers. One car demolished and many cars derailed. Bay State line reports 400 uniformed employees with 40 on sick list. City street service resumed, but interurban lines vary with some routes blocked or partially operating.
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Lowell
Haverhill
Pleasant Valley
Salem
Ward Hill
Reading
Andover
Home Rule Bill Likely Brought Up Soon
London report says the Irish Home Rule bill will likely be brought up by Premier Lloyd George at an early date after cabinet discussions at recent conferences with Viscount French the Lord Lieutenant and Governor General of Ireland and James Ian MacPherson chief secretary for Ireland.
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London
Lloyd George
Viscount French
Ireland
James Ian MacPherson
Ulster opposition spurs talk on enabling bill for Ireland
A Manchester Guardian despatch from Belfast notes support in England for an enabling bill deferring a referendum on Ireland. Viscountess Massereen in Antrim warned Ulster will not surrender rights and urged unity to defend Protestant faith and Ulster's title against the alleged enemy at the gates. She called for readiness to strike for Liberty, King and country.
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England
Ireland
Manchester Guardian
Belfast
Viscountess Massereen
Antrim
Ulster
Scotland
Telegraph and Telephone Links Cut Between Drogheda and Dublin
In Belfast on February 8, telegraphic and telephonic lines between Drogheda and Dublin were cut for public use at midnight. Public opinion links the shutdown to Sinn Fein activity timed with the opening of the British Parliament.
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Belfast
Ireland
Drogheda
Dublin
Sinn Fein
Hoover Not Candidate For Office Declines to Pledge Vote
Herbert Hoover says he will wait to see what party managers stand for and will exercise a prerogative of American citizenship by declining to pledge his vote blindfold. The statement follows on the political scene.
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Hoover
Silence on Presidency Yet Firm on War Era Policies
The speaker says he is taking time off from an industrial conference to attend to children's relief in New York, denies seeking the Presidency or forming an organization, and urges parties to address postwar issues. He favors league support if the treaty is clarified, opposes socialism and excessive party control, and insists on party organization for clear policies while declining to pledge allegiance. He cites broad civic duty and independence in choosing a party based on defined platforms.
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Washington
New York
League
New York City Street Cleaning Boosted by Warm Weather
Spring like weather aided the city street cleaning department and a 10 000 volunteer force in rapidly clearing major avenues and waterfront terminals from ice and snow after the blizzard. Freight terminals reopened to traffic and surface transit lines resumed service though Fifth Avenue remained largely blocked by snow piles.
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N. Y
New York
Fifth Avenue
Arlington Board of Trade chief Roscoe Conklin dies
Roscoe Yeo Conklin, president of the Arlington Board of Trade, died yesterday at his home from pneumonia. Born March 31, 1874 in Blandford Ontario, he was a McGill graduate who later moved to Boston and worked 18 years as a gas engineer for the Massachusetts Lighting Company. He belonged to a local business circle.
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Roscoe Yeo Conklin
Arlington Board of Trade
Gray Street
Mr. Conklin
Boston
Blandford
Ontario
John H
Mary
Conklin
Elks Lodge Member Dies. funeral set for tomorrow
A member of the lodge of Elks in Florida dies leaving a wife and a daughter Isabel. The funeral will be held tomorrow afternoon at 3 o'clock at his late home.
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Lodge of Elks
Florida
Isabel
Gypsy fortune tellers defraud Fifth Avenue merchants
New York reports two gaudily dressed fortune tellers Rosie Mark and Mary Miller were arraigned after merchants claimed cash drawers were blessed and then robbed. A witness testified $70 vanished after a fortune was told and mysterious passes over the drawer. Another merchant lost $100. The women are held on $1000 bail.
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New York
Fifth Avenue
Rosie Mark
Mary Miller
McAdoo
Help Franklin Square House Backers Urge Fund Drive Push
More than 10 000 letters go out today and tomorrow to friends and well wishers of Franklin Square House organized by Miss Vera Chase. The aim is to mobilize support for a final intensive fundraising campaign led by Dr. George L. Perin to clear the house’s $140 000 mortgage in a pivotal effort described as Boston's Biggest Mother.
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Franklin Square House
Vera Chase
Boston
George L. Perin
House
Attendants Snowshoe to Church in Blizzard Weather
In Lexington churchgoers used snowshoes to reach morning services for the first time in years. Blizzard conditions left church attendance slim as sidewalks and back roads remained impassable and farmers delivered milk on snowshoes in outlying districts.
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Lexington
Clancy Fund Acknowledgments Totaling 16 811 89
In memory donations listed for Oscar M H T A Teache Frank P Toner L G Goodwin Charlies H Innes KF D Paige Fitchbr Op 8S Cook Fitchburg Boge and others. Total amount shown 16 811 89 with various small sums recorded.
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Oscar M. H. T
Frank P. Toner
L. G. Goodwin
Charlies H. Innes
D. Paige
Fitchbr
Cook and Fitchburg
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Library Bureau Card and Filing
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Federal Street
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Wire Troubles
Herbert Hoover
Europe
Amercan
Franklin SQ. House
the Clancy Fund
Clancy
Minard
Marseilles
Ompary Oor Peice
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Kok
Ptece
Ul Ted
Shentaad
Wilton
Royal Axminster
Axminster
Brussels
Joroan Marsh Company Creat
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