Deitrick Attacks Liquor Traffic in Boston Common Address
Former Congressman Frederick S. Deitrick of Cambridge, the Democratic gubernatorial candidate, urged national prohibition in a one hour Boston Common speech. He argued prohibition would save jobs, cite medical support, and damage to individuals and families from liquor.
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German reply irks London papers on U S submarine warfare
London morning newspapers condemn Germanys reply as a complete negation of Wilsons points and delivered in impudent insulting terms, criticizing the tone and substance of the communicated note.
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United States
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Newspapers dissect German note on war and American lives
The Morning Post and Daily Chronicle critique Germanys note as dangerous and evasive arguing it would ally America with Germany to end the war by blockade. They say Germany ignores American lives and property while Tirpitz and Reventlow win diplomatically over Berlin’s diplomats. The Daily Telegraph calls the note Berlin’s worst mindless insult this year.
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Pair Charged in Roxbury Robbery Case
Edward McCabe and his wife both 38 of 24 Prentiss Street Roxbury were arrested for robbery after allegedly abducting and searching Cornelius Sullivan 65 of 209 Eliot Street Newton with a stiletto They allegedly took a $5 bill during the incident and Sullivan reported to Station 10 before their Roxbury Court arraignment planned for this morning.
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Girl Run Over by Auto Uninjured in Amesbury
Hampton Beach report states six year old Ruth Woodman daughter of Mr and Mrs Ernest L Woodman of Market street Amesbury was thrown into the air by a passing automobile this afternoon and the car passed over her without causing injuries.
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Cadets Drill With First Corps For Summer Training
Northboro reports First Corps Cadets conducted a two hour morning drill to learn regular army summer duties and procedures.
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Military Encampment Lectures Open Under Knobbs and Cross
A special military service was held at 4 o'clock under Rev Samuel B Knobbs of Marlboro. Lieutenant George J Cross delivered a lecture on Military Discipline and Courtesy. James Regan, inspector-instructor of the Thirtieth United States Infantry, spoke on Feeding a Company in the Field. Large crowds observed the camp as wagons lined up and men endured the heat to entertain visitors.
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Samuel B. Knobbs
Marlboro
George J. Cross
James Reagan
Thirtieth United States Infantry
What the Church Must Do to be Saved
The Rev. Madison C. Peters of New York urged Clarendon Street Baptist Church to confront social sins. He said the church must live against theft and not justify wrongdoing by offerings to God.
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Holy Name Society Attends 7 O’clock Mass at Cathedral
Seven hundred members of the Holy Name Society at the Cathedral of the Holy Cross attended the seven o'clock mass and received communion as a body. Rev. J. W. Culhane is the society's spiritual director and Rev. William B. Finigan celebrated the mass. Summer schedule changes reduce Sunday masses at St. Leo's Dorchester to four, with the 7 and 8 30 masses joined by 10 and 11 15. Sister Claudius of St. Mary's College Notre Dame is summering in Provincetown.
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Catholic group delegates to federation convention in Toledo
The Archdiocesan Federation of Catholic Societies of America will send delegates from its Archdiocesan Branch to the annual convention in Toledo, Ohio next month. Delegates include Rev. James O Rourke and Rev. W George Mullin along with John F Donnelly and Daniel J Gallagher. Also noted is the Brockton St Patrick’s Parochial School Alumni Association electing officers led by President unnamed with Francis McGrath as vice president.
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Francis McGrath
Nellie Burke
Thomas J. Barry
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