Evangelist Lectures On Prayer At Tremont Temple
Evangelist 8. D. Gordon continued a noon lecture at Tremont Temple, saying life is a spirit of warfare and prayer involves God, the praying person, and the evil one. He noted prayer changes God's action, despite his unchanging purpose, and announced next week’s talks on The Devil's Defeat. Attendance was good despite poor weather. lectures run from noon to 12 45.
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Evangelist
D. Gordon
Tremont Temple
Arlington Street Church seeks damages from Boston over subway land takings
The Arlington Street Church petitions the Superior Court requesting a jury determine damages owed by the City of Boston for land taken by the Boston Transit Commission for the new Arlington Street subway entrance. Officials say no agreement on damages was reached with the transit commission.
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Arlington Street
Superior Court
City of
Boston
Boston Transit Commission
Transit Commission
K. O. C. Club Home Destroyed by Fire in Winchester
The new Knights of Columbus lodge at 210 Vine Street Winchester burned early last evening. Officials say the origin is undetermined and the loss exceeds $10,000 with partial insurance coverage.
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Winchester Council
Knights of Columbus
Vine Street
Winchester
Fire destroys council house. three ceremonials saved
Grand Knight Edward Boyle rushed into the upper floor to rescue three valuable ceremonials used in degree team work as flames consumed the Winchester council home on the Ambrose estate. Three council members were inside when discovered around 7 10. Firefighters from Winchester and Woburn fought the blaze. a pool table donated by Rev Nathaniel C Merritt was destroyed. The house overlooked a Mystic lake.
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Edward Boyle
George McIisaac
Winchester
Woburn
Nathaniel C. Merritt
St. Mary's Church
Michael C. Ambrose
Mystic Lakes
AIDS B C BY GREAT BALL AT BOSTON COLLEGE
Catholic society rallied to support Boston College as the Philomatheia Club held its annual ball at the Somerset. More than 400 couples danced with senior class ushers and maroon and gold favors. Charles T. Coyle led the grand march among notable patrons.
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F. J. Crosby
E. A. Shuman
Edward D'Arcy
Williams. Healy
Allen Frederick
Charles Birmingham
W. J. Sughrue
Thomas D. Lavelle
J. J. Phelan
Daniel J. Gallagher
Edward W. Quinn
Veterans of East Boston Organizes Post and Elects Officers
East Boston Post 26th Division AEF veterans formed a new post at 15 Cottage Street under National Aide James H. Cripps and Roxbury Post commander. Officers named are Commander James J. Kirwan, Quartermaster Thomas Riley, Adjutant George L. Flynn. Next meeting set for January 21 at Leo McGuinn's home 510 Sumner Street.
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East Boston
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Cottage Street
James H. Cripps
Roxbury
James J. Kirwan
Thomas Riley
George L. Flynn
Leo McGuinn
Sumner Street
Approves Editorial on Buffaloes in Post
Alfred Davenport endorses the January 12 1921 Post editorial An Outrage urging protection of the buffalo herd from slaughter. He hopes the piece is quoted and prompts wider newspaper action to save the animals.
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Buffaloes
The
Post
Alfred Davenport
Wheaton College Campaign Opens With Alumnae Luncheon
Influential New England women alums and former students of Wheaton College meet Monday at 12:30 at the Vendome Hotel to launch the college endowment drive. The plan seeks 1 million dollars to fund two dormitories a library and faculty salaries. Participants include Catherine Filene Samuel V. Cole Ida J. Everett and several committee members along with out of town guests from Hartford Worcester Providence New Haven and other cities.
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New England
Wheaton College
Vendome Hotel
Catherine Filene
Samuel V. Cole
Ida J. Everett
W. Irving Bullard
Irving W. Cook
Leonard W. Cronkhite
Frances Vose Emerson
Malcolm €. Ware
Kathryn C. Belden
Hartford
M. Frances Greene
Worcester
Allegra
Armenian Refugees Die From Hunger in Armenia
More than 200000 Armenian refugees between Kars and Alexandropol are dying due to food and fuel shortages amid widespread anarchy, advices from Armenia reported to Near East Relief.
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New York
Kars
Alexandropol
Armenia
Near East
Bard 93 Dies. Dominant Norwich Banker of Early 1900s
Charles Bard, 93, who died today in Norwich, Conn., was a dominant banker before 1913 and had wide financial connections in the city.
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Norwich
Conn
Charles Bard
City Bill Seeks Traffic Rules Power For Street Commissioners
Mayor Peters files two measures in the Legislature. The first empowers street commissioners to make and enforce traffic rules with a public hearing required before any rule takes effect and emergency rules limited to one month. The second mandates standpipes in buildings over five stories, installed under the city building commissioner’s rules.
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Peters
Ford Gains 1044 Votes on Newberry in Michigan Senate Race
January 11 report shows Henry Ford’s gain over Newberry by 1044 votes after canvassing 855 of 2200 state precincts. Newberry maintains a Senate plurality of about 7500 votes.
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Ford
Washington
Henry Lord
New~ Berry
Michigan
Senate Election Committee
Newberry
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