Boston Fourth of July Pageant and Fireworks Restart
The Boston celebration resumes after rain with an open air pageant on Boston Common featuring about 800 children from city settlement houses and a $1000 fireworks display at the Common and East Boston World War Memorial Park. J Philip O Connell directs.
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Buffalo Park Graft Indictments Reported by Grand Jury
In Buffalo New York the May Grand Jury reported 150 indictments against eight individuals tied to the park department graft investigation. Named defendants include John F Malone former parks commissioner Frank G Whiston former secretary to Malone Frederick P Kull park auditor Albert C Fabrey recreation director Elmer Schaetzer sales agent Edward J Sour ex Eastern Refining president J W Herlan grocer and an eighth coal dealer now in Europe.
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Elmer Schaetzer
Edward J. Sour
Eastern Refining Company
J. W. Herlan
Europe
Catholic marriage course not required in Boston says Granby Street
Authorities at Granby street said no universal rule exists in Boston for non Catholics about to marry Catholics. Bishop O Leary of Springfield urged priests to ensure the non Catholic party understands marital obligations under Catholic practice due to recent mixed marriages. Cardinal O Connell has not demanded six weeks of instruction for unconfirmed partners.
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Policeman Injured in Scollay Square Car Incident
Patrolman Paul Crowley was struck by a swinging car door in Scollay Square yesterday. He received bruises to his back and chest at the scene, was treated at the Relief Hospital, and returned home after the medical check.
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Dessert Uses and the Puddine Mystery
A Woman of Moderate Circumstances basks in admiration for desserts made with Puddine. She explains the simple method for a creamy firm dessert and claims Puddine can yield many flavors, including chocolate and vanilla. The dialogue notes affordable prices and a New England sales agent listing Geo. Wm. Bentley Co. in Boston.
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New England
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Uncle Joe Cannon Talks on Republic and Election
Veteran House speaker Joe Cannon, about to retire, reiterates faith in the republic, supports the Republican party, and believes Washington's Republican administration will be upheld in the national election. He emphasizes the party's future as essential to the nation's hopes.
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Joe Biden speaks at Grapevine Cove amid political nostalgia
In a conversation with the Post at J. L. Loose's summer residence in Grapevine Cove Gloucester, the discussion touched on the Democratic stance and generations of policy. The ambiance reflected a formal, high society setting.
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Uncle Joe Lauds Administration. Says He Will Retire
The 86 year old Senate veteran credits Republicans and Democrats for wartime unity while criticizing the Democratic minority for opposition in Congress. He notes health decline and confirms plans to leave public life on March 4, after a long career marked by loyalty to the administration and war effort.
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Silent Equal Rights Parade Sets Off From Tremont
Delegates at the 15th annual National Equal Rights League meeting stage a 5:30 PM silent parade from Frederic Douglass Square through Tremont Scollay and Cornhill to the Cradle of Liberty. A mass meeting discusses the Dyer anti lynching bill with Governor Cox and others speaking at Fanueil Hall.
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Washington, D. C
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Boston
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Cambridge
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Congress
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Ohio
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Georgia
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George Drummond, Jr
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Harding Appeals for Republican Unity in Columbus Speech
President Harding urged party harmony in Columbus Ohio tonight. He warned that too many self styled Republicans seek personal attention rather than working for the party and the country.
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President's open air banquet honors Columbus Republican club
President Harding, named life member of the Columbus Republican Glee Club, urged unity in the party and warned against self seeking factions. He contrasted harmony with tenors and basses as he praised the armament conference and war debt readjustment.
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Mother and Child Trapped in Jammed Elevator at Beacon Street
A jammed automatic elevator at the residence of Allen Curt on Beacon Street traps a mother and child, Edith Droz and a three year old, pending rescue. The incident details and responding emergency crew actions are not fully provided.
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Rescue of Woman and Child From Elevator Shaft
Mrs Droz and her three year old daughter Ellen were rescued last evening by laddermen from North Grove street fire station. The caretaker husband heard cries and, after failed attempts to pry open second floor elevator doors, sought police and fire aid. Firemen descended the elevator shaft from the roof to effect the rescue.
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Droz
Youth Injured in Dorchester Auto Accident
Albert Neonich aged 11 son of Peter Neonich of 260 Gold Street Dorchester was struck at Dorchester Avenue and Columbia Road by a car owned and operated by Daniel J. Smith of 33 Eustis Street Norfolk Downs. He was treated by Dr. Amesbury and taken to City Hospital with a compound fracture to the right leg and lacerations to the left leg. He is expected to recover.
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Peter Neonich
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Eustis Street
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Army Flier Killed In 150 Foot Crash At Selfridge Field
Captain George C. Tinsley of the Army Aviation Corps, an overseas veteran, died when his plane plummeted 150 feet at Selfridge Field, Mt. Clemens near Detroit and burst into flames.
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