Boston-Ireland Ship Service Inaugurated
The Eastern Belle's departure marks the Boston to Ireland steamship service launched by Moore-McCormack Company. The inaugural cargo includes 708 tons of flour, household goods, paper and ink, with ports listed as Cork Dublin Belfast London Barry Sligo and Limerick.
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Ireland
Boston
Eastern Belle
Moore-McCormack Company
New York
Cork
Dublin
Belfast
London
Barry
Sligo
Limerick
Breeland
Taxpayers Put Digging Sewer Way for Labor Cost
Sherrill New York plans to enlist local taxpayers as trench diggers for its sewer project. Over 400 volunteers from clerks to doctors will start work tomorrow with a flexible hours system and optional daily length due to fatigue. In Stockholm Prince William of Sweden was taken ill with malaria in the Belgian Congo and Queen Victoria reports recurring car trouble during a northern Sweden visit.
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Sherrill
N. Y
Stockholm
Prince William of
Sweden
Belgian Congo
Gustav
Central America
Africa
Victoria
No Women Barred From Newton Business Men's Outing
Newton Chamber of Commerce enforces a ban on women at their annual Nantasket beach outing next Wednesday. Members will be transported from Newton square at noon for a day featuring a baseball game between married and single men and athletic events for fat men among Newton merchants.
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Newton Chamber of Commerce
Nantasket Beach
Newton Square
Garden City
Phillips Celebrate Golden Anniversary In Dorchester
A large gathering of relatives neighbors and friends marked the 50th wedding anniversary of Mr and Mrs Alvin J Phillips who have spent their married life in Dorchester Their home at 3 Freeman Street Dorchester was the center of the celebration Dr Phillips served as Dorchester probation officer for 33 years resigning about six years ago due to ill health.
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Alvin J. Phillips
Freeman Street
Dorchester
Phillips
Dorchester Court
British Ambassador Geddes Leaves for Maine Vacation
Sir Auckland Geddes the British ambassador departed Washington for Dark Harbor Maine where he will spend the summer with vacation headquarters. He intends to return to Washington at intervals.
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Washington
Sir Auckland Geddes
Dark Harbor
Victim Opposes Pardon in Rich ard Dwyer Case
Application for a pardon for Richard Dwyer of Brookline serving eight to twelve years from June 21 1917 for armed robbery was opposed yesterday by Miss Marie C Wright whom Dwyer was charged with assaulting The petition cites his family as needing support after the father's death a captain in the Brookline fire department
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Richard Dwyer
Brookline
Marie C. Wright
Dwyer
Pardon Hearing Favors Commutation in Dwyer Case
The pardon committee of the Executive Council favors commutation of Dwyer's sentence after testimony by his widow and four sisters. Boston official Thomas O'Brien says Dwyer's sole fault was drinking and denies the attack on Miss Wright. Miss Wright claims injuries and fears further harm. her father and attorney oppose release citing past assaults. The council reviews the report at its next meeting.
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Dwyer
Executive Council
Thomas
O’brien
Boston
O'Brien
Miss Wright
Parole Board
Pardon Committee
Ernest W. Wright
Guy A. Ham
Brookline
Laundries Ordered to Answer State Commission
Due to over half the states laundries failing to respond, Chairman Hultman of the commission on the necessaries of life sent notices warning that summonses will be issued against delinquents if the questionnaires are not returned by next Saturday. The deadline was set for last Monday at the commission office. Laundries must provide this year's and last year's price lists and copies of balance sheets and profit and loss statements with operating cost figures.
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Hultman
Commission
Hoffmann Tale Song Totermezzo Performance in Berniaux
The program presents Offenbach's Totermezzo from Les Contes d Hoffmann performed in Berniaux with emphasis on the vocal color and staging. Performers include soloists and the ensemble delivering a focused concert of operatic excerpts.
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Hoffmann
Offenbach
Berniaux
Rum Jugs Loaded Aboard British Schooner Guide
Waterfront onlookers watched as rum jugs of half gallon to two gallon capacity were loaded onto the British schooner Guide at T wharf. The vessel will sail to St Pierre in Island of Miquelon to supply whiskey rum brandy and other mixtures imported from Europe. The exact fate of the cargo remains uncertain to the crew.
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Volstead
T Wharf
St. Pierre
Island of Miquelon
States
Europe
Funeral for Boston Police Inspector Walker Smith
Funeral services were held for Inspector Walker Doc Smith of the Boston police the Rev Willard L Pratt officiated at his Dorchester home with a large police presence. An escort of 24 patrolmen led by Lieutenant John Ridlon accompanied the cortege to Mt Hope cemetery for interment.
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Walker
Doc’ Smith
Boston Police Department
Willard L. Pratt
Stoughton Street
Baptist Church
Upham’s Corner
Glendale Street
Dorchester
Police Department
Smith
John S. Ridlon
Hanover Street
Louis E. Lutz
Walter French
Back Bay
Columbia Road
Mt. Hope Cemetery
Scarlet Fever Bride Joins Groom In Window Wedding
A unique ceremony in Moose Jaw conducted by Rev. Father Egan joined Miss O'Brien of Philadelphia and Charles Barker of Vancouver at an isolation hospital. The bride, a scarlet fever patient, spoke from inside the ward through a germ proof glass as the groom stood outside.
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Ottawa
Ont
Moose Jaw
O’brien
Philadelphia
Charles Barker
Vancouver
B. C
Father Egan
Boston
Miss O’brien
House to Probe Second Class Postal Rates
Washington July 13 The House post office committee voted to investigate the entire issue of second class postal rates. A sub committee was named to handle the inquiry with members Ramif yer Iowa Hardy Colorado Kelly Pennsylvania Republicans and Bell Georgia Parish Texas Democrats.
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Washington
House Post Office Committee
Ramifyer
Iowa
Hardy
Colorado
Kelly
Pennsylvania
Bell
Georgia
Parish
Texas
Editorial Chair In Harding's Study Arrives At White House
More than 60 editors presented a high backed editorial chair to President Harding for the White House study. The chair is crafted from wood of the Revolutionary War era schooner Revenge seized from the British on Lake Champlain. Ernest F. Birmingham led the presenting committee from the Fourth Estate.
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Washington
Harding
White House
Lake Champlain
Ernest F. Birmingham
Fourth Estate
The Girl in the Mirror serial opens in Boston Sunday Post
Old friends reappear in the Elizabeth Jordan tale The Girl in the Mirror starting in the next Boston Sunday Post Magazine, continuing the adventures of the hero from The Wings of Youth.
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Elizabeth Jordan
Girl In the Mirror
Boston Sunday Post
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Newton
Geddes
Maine
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Palm Beach
Norfolk
Reston Common
Bizet
la Retraite Militaire
Myrella la Jolie
Masanielio
Gounod
Saint-Svens
Najla
Detibes
Normandy
Planquette
Air de Ballet
Massenet
Fete Boheme
Seenes Pee Assenet
Barbe-Marie
The
Iron Regiment
Isolation Hospital
Meyer Jonasson Co
Tremont and Boylston Sts
Georgette
Filenegg
Chevy Chase Gingham
Canton
Misses’ Dress Shop
Chevy Chase
Tuxedo
Taffeta
Women’s Inexpensive Dress Shop
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