Court in recess as Crosby weighs Christian Science trustees
Judge Crosby reserved decision on appointing three new trustees for the Christian Science Publishing Society after lengthy arguments. He urged harmony between trustees and directors, said he may select different persons than those proposed, and asked for additional names from the directors within a few days.
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Rauthoff
Torrance
Parker
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Whiting's Milk Supply Cut Off by Boycott
The N E M P A declares a boycott on Whiting's Milk beginning today until Whiting Co agrees to the surplus milk price set by the producers association. All association members stop supplying Whiting, while H P Hood & Sons and other large Boston dealers had already accepted the price. Whiting plans a public statement today and may source milk directly from farmers if needed.
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Irish Peasant Girls Weave Lace for Princess Mary’s Wedding
A score of Irish peasant girls skilled in needlework will craft the bridal lace outfit for Princess Mary’s forthcoming wedding. The volunteers in Ireland join a long royal gown making tradition, contributing craftsmanship and regional pride to the ceremony.
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Hood Milk Route Salesmen Deliver Daybreak Supply
Hood & Sons route men start before dawn delivering Hood's Milk across cities. They carry many keys to homes and ensure ice boxes are stocked daily with clean, pure milk. The company has served communities for 75 years, building public trust through reliable service.
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Hood's Milk M P Hood and Sons Dairy Experts
Local dairy firm M P Hood and Sons is highlighted for its expert milk products and dairy farming practices. The feature profiles the Hood family involvement, production methods, and commitment to quality in the regional dairy industry.
Pope Benedict Dying End Expected Soon
Fresh centers of pneumonic infection have developed in the lungs of the patient and the catarrh from which he suffers still persists. The pneumonia is described as purulent and both lungs are not functioning as the physicians desire due to phlegm. The Pontiff remains cheerful and unafraid of death despite his suffering.
Pope Benedict XV Near Death as Cardinals Pray
In the Vatican gloom, Pope Benedict XV lies bedridden with assisted breathing and hasty vigil by cardinals and diplomats. Doctors express guarded hope while the pontiff grants wills and messages, as Rome prays and the pope's nephew Francesco della Chiesa joins in intercession.
Pope Benedict XVI In Critical Night For His Health
Rome January 21 12 15 a m The Associated Press reports Professor Battistini fears the pope may not survive the night The Pontiff remained quiet and smiled as oxygen relief aided him but several lung infection centers and a difficult cough persisted Temperature hovered around 101 after earlier reaching 104
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Favor Cardinal Gasparri as Benedicts Successor
Rome dispatches report Cardinal Gasparri papal secretary of state as the likely successor if Pope Benedict dies with Italian government backing. The despatch notes the pope’s sister Countess Julia Perisco is also ill.
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Cardinal Dougherty May Delay Papal Conclave Start
The death of the Pope may prevent Cardinal Dougherty from reaching Rome in time for the conclave opening ten or eleven days after death. The situation would echo 1914 when Cardinal OConnell and Cardinal Gibbons arrived post election. then Archbishop Farley of New York was in Switzerland when Pius X died.
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Prayers For Pope Benedict XV Urged By Boston Clergy
Boston clergy and faithful are urged to pray for the restoration to health of Pope Benedict XV. Cardinal OConnell reports Vatican confirmation that the Holy Father is gravely ill and requests prayers from priests and laity across the archdiocese.
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Illness of Pope Benedict Prompts Capital Concern
Washington reports word of Pope Benedict's serious illness drew deep regret and urgent requests for official Rome updates. Mgr Bonzano received only a brief telegram. Cardinal O'Connell was notified, while Cardinal Dougherty may be unaware due to a cruise in the Antilles.
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Prayers by K of C for Pope Benedict Recovery
The Knights of Columbus in the United States sent a message to the Vatican expressing sorrow over Pope Benedict's grave illness. James A. Flaherty, Supreme Knight, transmitted assurances that all members will pray for the Pope and requests were sent to 2000 councils for prayers on his behalf.
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De Valera Seeks Recognition of Irish Republic
Eamon de Valera at the upcoming Sinn Fein Ardhais council meeting will push for continued aim to obtain international recognition of Ireland as an independent republic. He argues members must uphold the republic, maintain Ireland’s unity and citizenship, and resist any surrender of sovereignty to Britain or other foreign powers.
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Diamond Robbery Trial Hears Periscope Evidence
District Attorney Wright sought to introduce a hidden floor hole and a secret throne room as evidence in the Schwarz jewelry case. Witnesses described a private staircase to the throne room and a concealed chamber, with testimony highlighting the jewel theft and suspects among store staff and associates.
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Schwarz
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George A. Flynn
Boston
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Newman
Basil White
Atty. Ely
Semple
White
Elliot B. Smith
Optician
Wilson Faces Transfer Or Dismissal in Mass Politics
The article reports that Internal Revenue chief Wilson faces a transfer or dismissal amid a clash with Potter over enforcement of Prohibition in Massachusetts. Wilson may resist the transfer, risking a bitter fight, while Potter is given one month to prove he can enforce the dry law.
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Wayne B. Wheeler
Anti-Saloon League
Congress
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Corcoran Confesses to Obtain Revenge in High Profile Case
Corcoran confesses amid pressure to shift blame, with four Boston lawyers involved, and evidence to be shown to a Grand Jury after Pelletier removal arguments. Officials note the confession shocks legal circles, while Attorney-General Allen guards his stance and home security.
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Mishawum
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Curtis
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Allen Home
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Suffolk
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Clark’s Hotel
James le Donovan
Leo J. Corcoran
Cambridge
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Vahey
Ailen
Plan to Defeat Lodge in Massachusetts Senate Race
National Prohibition Director Haynes support prompts a Wilson supporters drive to defeat U S Senator Henry Cabot Lodge. Rev A Z Conrad says the Lord's Day League and Evangelical Alliance will form plans to attack Lodge, aiming to mobilize churches and temperance groups across Massachusetts. The effort may push Wilson into campaigning if he declines enforcement work.
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Haverhill Five Defeats Holton High 60 to 8
Reading High cancelled, Haverhill High hosted Holton High of Danvers in the city gym. The Danvers five proved weak as Haverhill overwhelmed them 60 to 8 with dominant play.
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Tobacco sales rise in France postwar smoking surge
After the war French demand for tobacco climbs by about 9000 tons annually as French women embrace smoking, boosting sales across retailers and producers.
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Mary Garden to Direct Chicago Grand Opera Company
Mary Garden will positively direct the Chicago Grand Opera Company next year and no foreigner will be allowed to interfere. Samuel Insull of Civico Opera Association addressed the resignation of tenor Lucien Muratore and possible singer unrest over Miss Garden’s management.
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New Civico Opera Association
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