Urge Ban on the Misfit Marriage
The Joint Commission on Home and Family Life of the Episcopal Church urges health certificates before marriage and a uniform national marriage law to curb misfit unions and strengthen Christian family life. It calls for improved conditions for workers, especially women and youth, and for campaigns against hasty marriages and social ills linked to vice and economic strain.
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United States
Joint Commission On Home and Family Life of
The
Episcopal Church
Portland
Ore
America
Lambeth
London
Alley Named Publicity Head for Boston Y M C A
A. W. Alley of Minneapolis, noted as a top promotion worker, will become promotion and publicity director of the Boston Association on August 1. He will focus on raising interest in the Huntington avenue gymnasium and other facilities, which are currently underutilized.
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A. W. Alley
Minneapolis
Young Men's Christian Association
Boston Association
Alley
Huntington Avenue
Hebron dealer touts Tanlac for stomach trouble
James P. Humphreys of Hebron Md proprietor of the Hebron Motor Co credits Tanlac with restoring his health after years of indigestion bloating gas heart palpitations constipation and nervous unrest He reports a keen appetite steadier nerves weight gain and overall better condition Tanlac is sold by all good druggists.
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Ames P. Humphreys
Hebron
Tanlac
Taniac
James P. Humphreys
Hebron Motor Co
Harding opposes general amnesty for war prisoners
Washington July 19 President Harding told a delegation that he would review each war time violation case individually within 60 days. About 100 prisoners remain, and he noted some cases involve advocacy of violence. Women picketed the White House as the talks occurred.
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Washington
Harding
Embargo urged on imports of U.S. producible goods
Senator Gooding of Idaho urged a complete embargo on importing manufactured articles that can be produced in the United States. He argued the move would address unemployment by protecting domestic industry and ensuring cheaper American-made products. He stressed that protected industries always supply the needs of the American people.
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Washington
United States
Senate
Senator Gooding
Idaho
Republican Agricultural-Tariff Bloc
Gooding
Will Fly for Vice Prize Prize Flight Aims at Sydney
London July 19 Major W. F. Morgan, the British aviator, cabled the United States with news of his plan to attempt a trans Pacific flight from San Francisco to Sydney, New South Wales. The venture seeks the 10 000 pounds prize offered by Thomas H. Ince of Los Angeles.
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London
Associated Press
W. F. Morgan
United States
San Francisco
Sydney
New South Wales
Thomas H. Ince
Los Angeles
Amoskeag Collector Beaten and Robbed
Romeo Belcourt an Amoskeag collector and insurance agent, was attacked near Goffstown road and beaten by two men after a stiff struggle. He was robbed of 120 dollars in company money he had collected in Amoskeag Village. Police are investigating.
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Manchester
N.H
Romeo Belcourt
Boutwell Street
Goffstown Road
Amoskeag Village
Ranney Farm Barn Fire At Westminster Vermont
Westminster Vermont July 19 The extensive Ranney farm buildings three miles south of the village were burned this afternoon in a blaze caused by a boy trying to light acetylene gas. The fire destroyed the barn garage tool house sugar house shed and farming equipment including a high priced Jersey bull, with losses estimated at six to eight thousand dollars.
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Westminster
Wallace F. Ranney
Mountbatten Decorated by King as Knight Commander
Lord Louis Mountbatten, cousin of King George and newly wed to Miss Edwina Ashley, has been named a knight commander of the Victorian order. He previously served as aide to the Prince of Wales on the Prince's world tour.
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London
Louis Mountbatten
King George
Edwina Ashley
England
Louis
Prince of Wales
Locomotives damaged in twin pit incidents at Portland
Portland Maine July 19 one Boston and Maine locomotive was backed into a turntable pit at engine house No 38 and a Maine Central engine was driven into a pit at Thompson's Point both incidents occurred last night with throttles found open and officials suspect deliberate operation per Maine Central General Manager Dana Douglas indicating malicious start.
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Portland
Boston & Maine Railroad
Mains Central
Thompson's Point
Dana, Douglas
The
Maine Central
Station Agent Struck By Train At Merrimack
Angus Morrison, station agent at Merrimack station in Nashua New Hampshire, was struck by the Canadian express today. He lies in Memorial Hospital in critical condition with a fractured skull a broken nose and severe contusions. It is unclear whether he was on the track or attempting to board the speeding train.
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Nashua
N. H
Angus Morrison
Merrimack
Canadian Express
Memorial Hospital
Morrison
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Vice Prize
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