Girl Accuses Clergyman of Improper Conduct
In Atlanta a 16 year old stenographer Louvenia Durden accuses Rev Crawford Jackson secretary of the Juvenile Protective Association of trying to embrace her and kissing her in his office. She says he drilled her as a form of exercise and offered ale. Jackson denies the charges.
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Atlanta, Ga
Crawford Jackson
The
Juvenile Protective Association
Louvenia Durden
Central Avenue
Jackson
Heir to Fortune Found in Haymow at McPherson
E. C. Manney once in the public eye for a $500,000 inheritance was found in a haymow on the Lever Johnson place and jailed in McPherson county on a wife desertion charge. He was employed on a threshing crew earning standard day labor wages.
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M’pherson
Kan
E. C. Manney
Lever Johnson Place
McPherson County
Goetting Announces Candidacy for Lieutenant Governor
Colonel Augustus H. Goetting of Springfield declares his candidacy for the Republican nomination for Lieutenant Governor in a statement last night. He faces Representative James F. Cavanagh of Everett. Goetting has served five years on the Governor's Council and has been a key Republican figure for twenty years, including a term as state committee chair.
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Augustus H. Goetting
Springfield
James F. Cavanagh
Everett
Goetting
Goettins and Foss Cite Long Republican Ties in Local Race
Colonel Goettins asserts over twenty years of public service qualify him for chief executive duties if needed while supporting western Massachusetts as key to Republican strength. Governor Foss reflects on his 1902 Jamaica Plain speech and lifelong Republican loyalty amid current party dynamics.
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Commonwealth
Massachusetts
Foss
Curtis Hall
Jamaica Plain
Pilgrims on Way to Albany in Suffrage Campaign
The Boston Equal Suffrage Association leaders including Miss Caroline I Reilley Mrs Maud Wood Park and Miss Margaret Foley travel by automobile from Boston to Albany New York gathering signatures for a federal woman suffrage amendment. They plan stops to Washington by July 31 after a sequence of open air meetings.
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Pittsfield
Massachusetts
Lake Pontoosue
Boseton Equal Suffrage Association
Albany
N. Y
Caroline I. Reilley
New York
Maud Wood Park
Margaret Foley
Boston
Senate
Washington
Philadelphia
Baltimore
Hyattsville
Saw Knot a Test for Newly Weds
In Wildemann Germany a wedding custom shows if a couple remains united. After leaving the church the couple must saw in two a knotty log placed on a horse to pass. Townsfolk gather to watch and judge their harmony based on the sawing act.
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Berlin
Europe
Wildemann
Germany
Thousands visit city bathhouse on bustling Sunday surf
The South Boston1 bathhouse drew about 20 000 attendees yesterday with 9 000 to 10 000 men 6 700 women and girls and 4 000 children taking to the water. A quarter mile queue formed along City Point Boulevard as the 65 degree sea drew crowds matching last Sunday's 67.
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Boston
City Point Boulevard
Nantasket Sea Serpent Sightings Stir Beachgoers
Reports from Nantasket Beach recount a ten foot sea serpent sighting coming from the Atlantic. Witnesses described varied forms from green four legged to pink eel like creatures before a park officer dismissed it as a whale seal or sea lion.
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Atlantic
Nantasket Beach
John P. Sullivan
Boston
Sullivan
Nantucket Shoals
Wealth and War Critique From Bishop Brents Speech
Bishop Charles H. Brent of the Philippine Islands denounces rich and privileged church leaders for backing an unchristian industrial order. He calls competition harmful, warns misdirected energy fuels a wartime society, and insists true controversy rests with sin.
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Charles H. Brent
Philippine Islands
St. Stephen's Church
God
Farm Help Scarce as Fruit Industry Expands in Massachusetts
The 25th Massachusetts Crop Report notes a severe shortage of skilled farm workers. Wages range from 20 cents an hour to 3.50 daily with board, amid abundant land for fruit growing. Authorities urge expansion, citing an nearly unlimited market for properly grown, harvested, packed, and marketed fruit products.
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Massachusetts
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