Armament Problem In Committee
The Senate foreign relations committee will study two proposals on limiting armaments. One by Senator Borah seeks a tripartite agreement with the United States Great Britain and Japan to cut naval construction. The other by Senator Walsh would empower the government to appoint representatives to work with a League of Nations disarmament commission.
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Washington
United News
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Borah
Idaho
United States
Great Britain
Japan
Walsh
Montana
League of Nations
Harding
Senate Finance Committee
Penrose
Pennsylvania
Bishop Urges Practical Christian Action For 1921
Bishop Lawrence delivers New Year sermon at St Paul’s Cathedral urging Christians to tackle local national and international problems with practical humble acts. He pays tribute to Cardinal Gibbons amid illness and stresses grace and truth over Puritanical rigor while urging peace through the League of Nations.
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Lawrence
Cardinal Gibbons
St. Paul’s Cathedral
League of Nations
Christ
Charles E. Smith Dead in New Jersey Home
Charles Elmer Smith former secretary of the National Association of Builders Exchanges died at his home near Camden New Jersey after a long illness He was a charter member of the Atlantic Deeper Waterways Association and a yachtsman Born in Wilmington Delaware about 60 years ago He contributed to regional maritime and construction interests
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Philadelphia
Charles Elmer Smith
National Association of Builders’ Exchanges
Camden
N. J
Smith
Atlantic Deeper Waterways ‘Association
Wilmington
Del
Guessing on Suey Sam
The Boston Sunday Post Magazine previews Sewell Ford’s next feature titled Guessing on Suey Sam. The upcoming story centers on a curious mystery and Ford’s characteristic Illinois voice and investigative tone.
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Sewell Ford
Boston Sunday Post
Thousands Attend Feast of the Holy Name in Boston Parishes
Thousands of Holy Name Society members from every Boston archdiocese parish gathered for mass and communion at their churches. In the afternoon and evening they joined district union services at 50 assigned churches, marching from their parishes to the designated church. The event featured a strong tribute to the name of Jesus and a call to faith as a guiding force.
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Holy Name Society
Archdiocese of
Boston
Little Walks About Boston on Holy Name Feast
In Boston and Roxbury nearly 5000 men from 21 parishes gathered at the Cathedral of the Holy Cross for the Holy Name Feast. The crowd sang the Hymn to the Holy Name, with about 1000 at the 7 am mass. Monsignor Splaine preached, praising Jesus as the source of happiness and urging Christians to spread his teachings to heal a troubled world.
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Cathedral of the Holy Cross
Boston
Roxbury
Cathedral Holy Name Society
Neil A. Cronin
John W. Culhane
T. L
Joseph A. Sheehan
Culhane
Mer. M. J. Splaine
Society
St. Joseph's Church
Jesus
Jesus Christ
God
Monsignor Splaine
Notable Market Wit Earned Profit Yet Eluded Fame
The prose reflects on a clever wrath that brought wealth to him, with the persona of "Poor Richard" enjoying wide popularity. It notes translations into numerous European languages and enduring entertainment value of the writings.
Greek premier may quit after planned operation
Demetrios Rhallis the Greek premier and foreign minister is expected to undergo an operation that could force him to leave office. The report, issued from Athens, notes the possible withdrawal as a result of his medical condition.
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Athens
Demetrios Rhallis
Cardinal Gibbons Improves. Home Return Considered
Cardinal Gibbons shows improvement today and doctors may decide tomorrow whether to move him to his home in Baltimore. He is convalescing at Union Mills with friend Robert T. Shriver after a period away from home.
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Baltimore
Cardinal Gibbons
Robert T. Shriver
Union Mills
Cardinal’s health improve as prayers rise in Emmitsburg
At age 86 Cardinal ailing after December illness during a church service in Emmitsburg He was cared for at Miss Molly Shriver and Robert Shriver homes His doctors say no organic trouble just aging weakness The Cardinal reportedly revived after New Year’s Eve relapse and Bishop Corrigan urged prayers in the Cathedral and archdiocese
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Emmitsburg
Molly Shriver
Robert Shriver
Corrigan
Cambridge Fireman Knits Fashion Hand Bags for Ladies
Cambridge fireman Edward A. Malone of Chemical 1 central square is noted for knitting over 200 fashion hand bags in the past year. Each bag uses about 400 yards of cotton yarn, features an openwork design with a tassel and drawcard, and is gifted to Malone’s female friends in the city.
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Cambridge
Edward A. Malone
Chemical 1
Central Square
Milady
Malone
Two Die When Car Hits Train Near Bedford Basin
Halifax January 2 Captain Adams of the cable steamer Lord Kelvin and James Terrell a prominent local lawyer were instantly killed when their automobile was struck by the Maritime Express on the Dominion Atlantic Railway tracks at Bedford Basin about ten miles from Halifax The train was bound for Halifax They rode in a closed automobile.
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Halifax
Captain Adams
Lord Kelvin
James Terrell
Maritime Express
Dominion Atlantic Railway
Bedford Basin
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