Deportation of Lord Mayor Protested by Boston Group
At a George Washington Council meeting in Roslindale aResolution was passed protesting to Congress against the deportation of Lord Mayor O Callaghan. Copies will be sent to Senators Lodge and Walsh and Representative Tinkham. Other resolutions pledge members not to buy English goods. Patrick C Kelley presided.
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Walsh
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Patrick C. Kelley
Discussion on Parish Evangelism Today Leads Liberal Wing
Bishop Edwin H. Hughes will open the Institute on Parish Evangelism today in Boston under the Greater Boston Federation of Churches and Religious Organizations. Ministers from Congregational, Unitarian and Universalist churches will discuss parish evangelism after a luncheon at Unity House.
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Greater Boston
Reunion of Trail Hitters Eyes Boston Visit
Evangelist Billy Sunday may return to Boston next fall to conduct a reunion of trail hitters and hold meetings drawing thousands. Colonel Everett C. Benton, a former Sunday trail hitter, announced the plan at a reunion yesterday afternoon at the First Presbyterian Church on Huntington Avenue in Columbus Avenue.
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Huntington Avenue
First Presbyterian Church
Columbus Avenue
Boston evangelist revival ties bear on Sunday visit
The Rev. Isaac Ward and Rev. E Hilton Post led evangelistic meetings in Boston while Colonel Benton urged Billy Sunday to return. Testimony from Benton, former Cambridge official Charles A Thurston, and many congregants praised the revival as Belmont crowds recalled past campaigns. Benton spoke of his liquor-free life since seeking Sunday’s religion and recalled a near fatal pneumonia episode on a Vermont farm. He doubted Sunday’s fall return but hoped for another Boston visit.
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Price On Ticket Faces Ordered By Pennsylvania Railroad
Philadelphia Jan 23 The Pennsylvania railroad announced a new rule to protect passengers and ticket agents by printing the price on the face of all railroad tickets. The order takes effect immediately.
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Philadelphia
Pennsylvania Railroad Today
Bishop Hughes Urges Vigilance in Daily Life
Bishop Edwin H. Hughes preached at Tremont Temple on the theme What About Your Works revealing a warning against laxity in even the smallest details of everyday life to a capacity audience.
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Edwin H. Hughes
Tremont Temple
Rampant crime in New York hits weekend tolls
In Greater New York a flurry of crimes left three dead and several wounded. A man died on a crowded street in daylight, another was killed while resisting a storefront robbery on East 42nd Street, and an 18 year old choir boy was found dead on railroad tracks near Richmond Hill with multiple injuries. Armed bandits near Tarrytown took loot in multiple incidents.
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New York
Richmond Hill
Value of electrical household appliances to housekeepers
A historical notice argues long term savings from using electrical washing machines and irons. It notes wartime price stability, modest postwar price gains, and annual cash savings of about 60 dollars from an electric washer plus equipment durability benefits, urging immediate purchase rather than waiting.
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America
Multiple robberies and a murder shock city today
A spree of robberies occurred near estates of Mrs. Finley Shepherd and William Rockefeller, with loot including jewelry money and fur coats. Angelo Partrccclo was shot four times on Elizabeth Street and died. police formed a cordon but the killer escaped. Kermit Engelhart, 18, was found dead on Long Island Rail Road tracks after his car stalled. Robert L. Dean, held up near Mrs. Shepherd’s estate, was beaten by four armed highwaymen who robbed him and a female companion.
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William Rockefeller
Angelo Partrccclo
Elizabeth Street
Kermit Engelhart
Richmond Hill Baptist Church
Long Island
Tarrytown
Robert L. Dean
Dean
Drop in Liquor Consumption in United States
Washington January 23 Whiskey use fell from 89,641,985 gallons in 1917 to 5,581,553 gallons in 1920 the first prohibition year according to the Anti Saloon League of America. Alcohol drop 71,081,121 to 22,639,355 gallons beer 60,817,379 to 9,231,280 barrels. League says even with non beverage use diverted and illegal production the public saved more than one billion dollars previously spent on beverage toxicants.
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United States
Anti-Saloon League of America
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