Philadelphia Elks on Visit to Boston
A 15 member Philadelphia Lodge No. 8 Elks party led by Charles T. Grake low toured Boston clubs and hotels to gain ideas for a planned 2 million Elks Home in Philadelphia. They were greeted by Boston Lodge Exalted Ruler Michael F. Culliney at Merchants & Miners Wharf and toured sites before luncheon at the B A A and departing for Cleveland.
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Philadelphia Lodge No. 8
Charles T. Grakelow
Boston
Quaker City
Merchants & Miners Wharf
Boston Lodge
Michael F. Culliney
Copley Plaza
City Hall
Cleveland
Grace Curtiss Reunited With Mother After Four Year Search
Grace Curtiss nine year old daughter of Mr and Mrs W Curtiss has been found by her mother after a four year disappearance triggered by a custody order. The father faced contempt and criminal libel charges and was later committed to the State Insane Hospital. Grace was located in Grand Central Station New York and brought back to Connecticut with her mother.
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Torrington
Conn
Grace Curtiss
W. Curtiss
Grace
Connecticut
Cass
Lucian F. Burpee
Superior Court
State Insane Hospital
Middletown
Grand Central Station
New York
Irving Curtiss
Manchester Police Add 35 Officers and Elevate Ranks
Manchester New Hampshire July 17 35 patrolmen added to the police department. Chief Healy announced promotions: Captain Charles R Healy to deputy chief. Sergeant Martin Rourke to lieutenant. Patrolman James Hackett to sergeant.
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Manchester
N. H
Healy
Charles R. Healy
Martin Rourke
Leutenant
James Hackett
Lodge Letter Pins Boston Navy Yard Funding Relief
Senator Lodge informs Mayor Curley that Boston Navy Yard receives over $1.2 million for the current year, with the yard cut only 17 percent and less than other East Coast yards besides Portsmouth. He cites department reviews, allocations for Whitney and Lexing-ton conversion, and confirms yearly total above $1.2 million to protect employment.
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Washington
Senator Lodge
Curley
Boston Navy Yard
Atlantic
Portsmouth
New York Yard
Philadelphia Yard
Norfolk
Boston
Lodge
Congress
Navy
Department
Bureau of Construction
New York
Philadelphia
Boston Yard
Whitney
Senate
Navy Yards
House
Fore River
Massachusetts
Puget Sound
Navy Department
H. C. Lodge
James M. Curley
City Hall
Mass
Cambridge Park Commissioners Fail to Act on Sunday Baseball
The Cambridge Park Commissioners adjourned their meeting with no permits granted after a dispute between District Attorney Saltonstall and City Solicitor Nelligan over Sunday baseball law. Nelligan said North Cambridge Club did not break the law by accepting voluntary contributions, while Saltonstall claimed the law was broken at every Sunday game. The district attorney said enforcement will proceed, with a decision expected at Thursday’s meeting.
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Cambridge Park Commissioners
Saltonstall
Peter J. Nelligan
North Cambridge
Cambridge
Nelligan
Edward W. Quinn
McBride
Confederate General George P Harrison Dies at 81
CEPLIKA Ala July 17 General George Paul Harrison former commander in chief of Confederate Veterans and the youngest brigadier general in Confederate States of America dies at his home in Ceplika at age 81.
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Ceplika
Ala
George Paul Harrison
The
Confederate Veterans
Confederate States of America
Men Held On Liquor Charge In Bangor Hearing
James Hyland of Bangor John Creamer and Nelson G Riley of Calais faced U S Commissioner Reid for continued hearing on illegal possession of 3200 quarts of whiskey at Calais Customs testified to landing the liquor and fleeing Defence offered no testimony and all three were held in bail for February term of the U S district court in Bangor They were released on bail Wilfred Prosser of Monticello also posted bail for horse smuggling charges for February.
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Bangor
James Hyland
John Creamer
Nelson G. Riley
Calais
United States
Reid
United States District Court
Wilfred Prosser
Monticello
League Council Meets at St James Palace
Nearly every European nation attends the 19th session of the League of Nations at St James Palace in London. The historic rooms display suits of armor and weapons as talks focus on administration and mandates, with the major issue postponed to tomorrow for Britain's case by the Earl of Balfour.
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London
Associated Press
Europe
Council of the
League of Nations
St. James Palace
Earl of Balfour
Great Britain
Town Council Proposes International Committee Members
The council invites the United States and Germany to appoint members to a committee for suppressing the white sluvs trace fic. It also recommends measures to protect women and girls seeking work in amusement venues and to care for emigrant women aboard ships.
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United States
Germany
Boston News Bureau Shapes National Business Landscape
The Boston News Bureau reports on United States business interests shaping policy and market trends. Coverage highlights corporate activity, investment flows, and the role of financial institutions in national economic growth.
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Boston News Bureau
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