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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jun 09, 1919
Page
3
Melvin M. Johnson, past grand master of the Grand Lodge of Masons of Massachusetts, declared at Christ Church that masonry must stand on its ancient belief in a single God to prevent the rise of the red flag of No God and No Master.
A centennial memorial service for Shubael Bell was held at the Old North Church with Past Grand Master Johnson as orator. The event drew many Masons from St. John's Lodge and others in Boston, highlighting Bell as a churchman, Mason, and former Suffolk sheriff. The ceremony included reflections on Masonry’s role in early American civilization and its guiding command to love God and fellow man.
Nunzio Collili 40 and Antonio Di Angelis 43 of the North End clashed after accusations about Collili’s daughter’s marriage. Di Angelis died within an hour from wounds. Collili was arrested and to appear in Central Court. One assailant among Feast Boston friends prompted the confrontation.
Lawrence residents opened a new school valued at $10 000 today on Concord Street near Hampshire for public inspection. The dedication ceremony drew local residents and marked a milestone for the community.
Senator Hitchcock leader of the Senate foreign relations committee says he will ask Senators Lodge and Borah to reveal the sources of their information concerning claims that the full peace treaty text is in the hands of certain U S financial interests.
Nearly 7500 overseas troops will land in Boston as the transports President Grant and Winifredian dock at South Boston army base. Debarkation officials from the Northeastern Department arrange entrainment for Camp Devens. Welcoming boats with relatives and charitable organizations will depart at 6 30.
The Cunard liner Mauretania clipped an hour off her voyage time from Halifax to New York arriving yesterday afternoon after 23 hours at sea. The record surpasses any ship's Halifax to New York run and beats the fastest rail time by seven hours.
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