Hickson Ends His Open Mission Here at St John the Evangelist
Hickson ends his Boston healing mission at St John the Evangelist Church after two days of public ministrations. Clergy and lay observers report mixed results with many hopeful attendees, some helped and others awaiting fuller restoration. Hickson emphasizes healing through faith in Christ rather than personal touch, drawing ministers for a future Episcopal revival.
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Hickson
Church of
St. John the Evangelist
St. Paul’s Cathedral
Boston
Serves
Jesus
Post
Christ
Provincetown Art Association Fifth Annual Exhibition
Provincetown’s fifth annual exhibition at Town Hall showcases diverse works from modern to conservative galleries. Notable pieces include landscapes by IE A Webster and portraits by Charles Hawthorne and Lytton Briggs Buehler, with a strong showing of etchings and Provincetown scenery reflecting local light and color. The exhibit runs through August with contributions from Ada Gilmore, Mildred McMillen, Blanche Lazzell, Maud Squire, and Agnes Weinrich.
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Provincetown
Provincetown Art Association
IE. A. Webster
Association
S. Taylor
O. M. Chaffee
Marjorie Conant
Duxbury
Theodore Coe
Cape
Elizabeth H. Howland
Chicago
Ross E. Moffett
Charles W. Hawthorne
Nellie Barnes
Wiliam L’engle
Ben
Old Ben
Ben Atkins
Tod Lindenmuth
Charles Iepper
Red Hill
Flora G. Sehonfeld
W. H. W. Bicknell
Ada Gilmore
Mildred McMillen
Blanche Lazzell
Maud Squire
Agnes Weinrich
Fitzgerald Cites Maine as Drastic Prohibition Example
In a five hour House debate on the Volstead bill, Congressman John F. Fitzgerald of Boston described Maine as a horrible example of prohibition enforcement failure. He cited open bars in Bangor and Portland and argued enforcement is impossible while Maine’s voters remain opposed and local officials tolerate liquor sales. His remarks, echoed by Maine’s representative, contrasted with claims of widespread nonenforcement and highlighted labor concerns raised by Samuel Gompers.
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Washington, D. C
John F. Fitzgerald
Boston
Maine
Bangor
Portland
Upshaw
Georgia
Fitzgerald
New England
Congressman Hersey
Hersey
Savas
Congress
Lewiston
Portsmouth
Samuel Gompers
United States
Gompers
Europe
Dry Law Forces Boston Bar Closures and License Realignment
Boston observers report 20 hotels ceased liquor sales and half of the 44 licensed cabs did not renew liquor permits in the year ending July 1. The city shows major license realignment across classes from inns to victuallers, reflecting a broader shift in alcohol outlets. Clubs face revenue loss and consider higher dues, while a notable city issue involves liquor dealers seeking relief from wartime prohibitions. Mayor Peters urges action, and federal probes target barrooms with beer samples near the 4.23 percent standard amid ongoing enforcement actions.
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Boston
Peters
Wilson
Congress
Daniel J. O'Connor
United States
Lewis Goldberg
Beers Face 23 4 Percent Rule in Federal Case
Federal officials push enforcement of a 23 4 per cent alcohol limit on beers with chemists' reports on file. The Petts Vogel test case may alter immunity for liquor dealers. Brewers pledge not to brew higher content and saloonkeepers to stop selling, while consumers note current beer measures 2.75 percent alcohol by weight. Conference to continue as DOJ and IRS widen inspections to curb illegal high content sales.
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Goldberg
United States District
James A. Hatton
W&s
Department of Justice
Commissioner of Internal Revenue
Neifert Divorce Denied in New York Supreme Court
Justice Giegerich denied a divorce to Mrs Emelie Neifert in a suit against Rev Josiah Martyn Neifert formerly assistant rector of St Mark's and St James' in New York now rector in Presque Isle Maine The wife alleged undue friendliness with nurse Caroline Elizabeth Cooper who cared for him during rheumatism and stayed in the Neifert apartments after separation
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Neiferts
Isabelle
Morton
Miss Cooper
Giegerich
Neifert
New York
Supreme Court
Emelie Neifert
Josiah Martyn Neifert
St. Mark’s Episcopal Church
St. James’ Church
Presque Isle
Maine
Auto forged checks suspect nabbed in Portsmouth
Portsmouth police arrest Kurt Emil Schenderlein, 22, of Southbridge Massachusetts, on charges of forging two checks totaling 1400 dollars while on business for Bemis Paper Company. He allegedly bought a car with the proceeds and stayed at Hampton Beach after the act.
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Portsmouth
N. H
Kurt Emil Schenderlein
Southbridge
Mass
Schenderlein
Bemis Paper Company
West Dudley
Boston
Hampton Beach
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Egan
James Egan
Broadway
Mr. Hickson
iSgan
State Street
Maina
Cowley
G. N. Field
Calvary
Semérville
David B. Matthews
St. Paul's
Brockton
Edward Tillotson
Church of the Holy Name
Swampscott
Ralph M Harper
St. John’s Church
Winthrop
William H. Pettus
West Somerville
27Th Artillery Regiment
Shreve, Crump & Low Company
Tremont Street
Massachusetts
State
Robert L. Norton
Neffert
Geigerich
The
Wonder-Mist Mfg. CO
Innhelder
ThinLelass Victualler
Ben&ton
Bcvernorgs
Husband
Jordan Marsh Company—The Mercantile Heart of
Jordan Marsh Company
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