No Rum in Residence Districts
After a State House hearing with clergy and civilians protesting liquor licenses for East Boston Dorchester and Roslindale Governor McCall said he opposed assigning licenses to communities against them Clergy praised the stand but one clergyman warned it would make locating a saloon in any residential area impossible if applied literally
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State House
Boston
Dorchester
Roslindale
McCall
George W. Brainard
Boston Licensing Board
L. J. Fosdick
Upham’s Corner
H. G. Dixon
Neponset
Father Daley
St. Mark’s
Ashmont
F. I. Carr
Father Ulrich
East Boston
Executive Council
Fletcher Ranney
Woods
Licensing Board
Pemberton’ Square
Campbell
Boston Licensing Board hearings stir Dorchester license debate
George W. Brainard opens the hearing opposing Boston Licensing Board license allocations to Dorchester. Governor McCall says he lacks authority over licenses but will hold board members accountable and seeks reforms, naming Fletcher Ranney as preferred chairman amid widespread complaints.
Jury Declares Will Invalid In Roxbury Case
A Suffolk Superior Court jury found undue influence in the will of Margaret HB Lynch of Roxbury. Grandchildren Margaret and Frank Lynch receive a larger share, while Mary Lynch’s son Charles is not found liable. Representatives included Joseph F. O Connell and John H. Crowley for the grandchildren and Mansfield and Rowley for the will.
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Suffolk Superior Court
Margaret HB. Lynch
Dunmore Street
Roxbury
Brown
Margaret
Frank Lynch
Mary
Charlies Lynch
Josephf. O’connell
John H. Crowley
Fred W. Mansfield
Clarence W. Rowley
Charles Lynch
Hardware men favor honest ads at national hardware meeting
The National Retail Hardware Association closed its Mechanics Building session endorsing universal military training one cent postage and price maintenance on trade marked goods. It condemned metropolitan papers for disparaging smaller towns and elected C. T. Woodward as president. The convention also opposed trading stamps and the Goodwin Sheppard bill.
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Stephens-Ashurst
National Retail Hardware Association
Mechanics’ Building
Senate
National
Bureau of Agriculture
Goodwin-Sheppard
Charles T. Woodward
Carlinville, Ill
J. R. Gamble
Weumpka
Ala
M. D. Hussie
Omaha
Neb
M. L. Corey
Argos
Ind
M. J. Thomas
Corona
Catholic Parishes Plan Field Days and Confirmations
Cardinal OConnell will confirm a class of several hundred converts at 9 oclock tomorrow morning in the Cathedral of the Holy Cross. The Cathedral is expected to be crowded. confirmations come from across the archdiocese. Also noted is the Cathedral parish field day on the old National league grounds on Walpole street and Columbus avenue this Saturday July 15 with booths sports and entertainments under Rev. William B. Finigan. St Leos Dorchester lawn festival shifts to June 30 with high ticket demand. St Pauls Cambridge field day at Mt Auburn and De Wolfe streets tomorrow titled Cortile Festival with a strong sports program led by Rev. John J. Ryan. Randolphs Woman's Catholic Club closes first half with a Shaksperian festival June 18 at Hibernian Hall headlined by Twelfth Night read by Miss May Donovan.
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Cardinal O’connell
Cathedral of the Holy Cross
National League
Walpole Street
Columbus Avenue
William B. Finigan
St. Paul's Parish
Cambridge
Mt. Auburn
de Wolfe
John J. Ryan
Woman's Catholic Club
Randolph
Hibernian Hall
North Street
May Donovan
Roxbury
Secretary to Mrs Eddy Harry Wilson Dies in Brookline
Harry Cornell Wilson, longtime Christian Science reader and first reader of the Mother Church, died last evening in Brookline. A Michigan Military Academy graduate, he served 18 years as a Christian Science worker in New York and Washington and held the State of New York publication post before becoming Mrs Eddy’s secretary at Pleasant View and later First Church in Washington. He was praised by the publication committee for his devotion, loyalty, and unselfish service.
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Michigan Military Academy
New York
Washington
State of New York
Committee On Publication
Wilson
Mrs. Eddy
Christian Science Movement
Campbell Cash Deposits Questioned by Boston Finance Panel
Finance Commission finds cash kept in the Pembroke courthouse safety pocket rather than deposited. Campbell defends by citing preparedness and cash handouts to litigants, with broad unreconciled funds totaling about 15 thousand dollars in interest and undeposited money. Recommends deposit of interest, payment of overdue amounts, itemized returns, and enforcement action by the city.
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Campbell
Boston
Finance Commission
the Finance Commission
City of
Seven to Plattsburg Camp From Lexington Branch
Through a public subscription the Lexington branch of the Special Aid Society for American Preparedness will send at least seven young men to the Plattsburg military training camp this summer with all expenses paid. The participants are Vernon Page and William Lyon of East Lexington, Donald Wilson Warren Daniels Wallace Wright Roger Hubbell and Francis Ready from Lexington Centre.
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Plattsburg
Lexington
Special Aid Society For American Preparedness
Vernon Page
William Lyon
East Lexington
Donald Wilson
Warren Daniels
Wallace Wright
Roger Hubbell
Francis Ready
Lexington Centre
Cardinal O Connell backs Lodge on anti pacifism oath stance
In a Boston College commencement address before over 3000, Cardinal O Connell endorsed Senator Lodge s stance condemning pacifism and the nationwide oath never to bear arms even in defense, calling such an oath treasonous and ugly in effect.
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Boston College
University Heights
Cardinal O'Connell
Senator Lodge
Lodge
Cardinal Reflects on War Truth at Boston College Commencement
The cardinal addressed a large Boston College crowd at University Heights praising Catholic education and denouncing pacifist and militarist extremes. He praised Mr. Lodge for shared views on science and conscience while questioning who should authorize moral judgment, and he awarded 14 honors including licentiates in philosophy.
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Rdinal
Catholic Church
Nietzsche
Tolstoi
Lodge
University Heights
Curley
Charles W. Lyons
Cardinal
Boston College
Mr. Lodge
College medals awarded to seniors and freshmen in arts studies
Fourteen medals and premiums were awarded for excellence in studies. Recipients include seniors Francis Hincy Paul Furrey Anthony Messlis and James Croodle sopho mores Myles Connolly John Canavan Louis Sullivan freshmen John Sullivan Albert Smith Francis Hinchey Joseph Hurley and Charles Twomey juniors Paul Fur Fey Thomas Printon Francis Quinn John Doyle and others plus premium awards to designated sophomores and freshmen.
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School of Arts
Neil Joseph Devlin
George Francis Fitzgerald
John Stephen Keohane
George Stephen McCabe
William Joseph O’sullike
Edward Abner Thompson
Francis K. Hincy
Paul H. Furrey
Anthony B. Messlis
James H. Croodle
Martin P. Higgins
Paul H. Furfey
Thomas A. Printon
Francis X. Quinn
John J. Doyle
William E. Daley
Michael J. Cronin
Myles E. Connolly
Williaml. Gross
Francis P. Frazier
Walter H. Caverly
Harry M. O.connor
Walter J. Gavin
John W. Corcoran
Thomas F. Ferris
Morgan Memorial Picnic At Houghton's Pond
The annual Morgan Memorial picnic will be held tomorrow at Houghton's Pond Milton with about 60 attendees from the South End. A featured event is a ball game between boys and girls.
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Houghton's Pond
Milton
South End
Mrs Florence Walworth Weds G Horace Williams Jr
Miss Florence Elizabeth Walworth of Wellesley married G Horace Williams Jr of Newton Centre at the bride's home on Centre Street Newton Centre. Rev Emory W Hunt officiated. Maid of honor was sister Louise Walworth and best man was Herbert Williams. Elizabeth Walworth was the flower girl.
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Florence Elizabeth Walworth
Wellesley
Wellesley College Club
Boston
G. Horace Williams, Jr
Newton Centre
Centre Street
Emory W. Hunt
First Baptist Church
Louise Walworth
Herbert Williams
New York
Elizabeth Walworth
Americanism Theme Dominates Grocers Banquet in Boston
The National Wholesale Grocers Association banquet at Copley Plaza drew 1200 guests with Mayor Curley praising true Americanism as the nation heads into a new era. Speakers included George S. Smith and ex Governor John L Bates. Edward Filene spoke on national preparedness and the League to Enforce Peace.
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National Wholesale Grocers’ Association
Copley Plaza
Curley
Wilson
Hughes
White House
Association
Dana T. Ackerly
New York
George S. Smith
Boston Chamber of Commerce
Mr. Smith
International Chambers of Commerce
London Chamber Calls All Teutons to Resign
London June 15 The Chamber of Commerce passed a resolution asking all members born German or Austrian, even if naturalized British subjects, to resign.
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London Chamber
London
Chamber of Commerce Today
Great Britain
Iron Nuxated Iron Boosts Vitality Claim
An advertisement extols nuxated iron as a miracle strength builder for people of varying ages. It touts improved blood iron, renewed vigor, and doubled strength within days, with claims of a $100 charity offer and money-back guarantees if strength does not double.
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New York
N. Y
Sauer
State House thief arrested in larceny case
William R. Leary, 28, was arrested yesterday for larceny of instruments stamps and mileage books from the State House. He was found in the West End attempting to dispose of a bag with property over 200 dollars. He faces charges including breaking and entering Sol Wise jewelry store Hanover Street with bail set at 2500.
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William R. Leary
State House
Leary
West End
Sol Wise
Hanover Street
Creed
West Roxbury Church Hosts Reception For Chinese Missionary
West Roxbury Congregational Church holds a reception for Professor and Mrs. Roderick Scott before their departure to Foochow China as church representatives. Scott will receive formal commission and serve at Union College Foochow focusing on Chinese youth.
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West Roxbury
Everett Musician Endorses Plant Juice Remedy
A Boston introduced herbal stomach remedy Plant Juice gains support from Everett music teacher F S Holbrook who says ten years of indigestion and gas are cured after using Plant Juice. He reports better sleep and weight gain and urges others to try it. The Plant Juice Man promotes the product at Houghton and Dutton Drug Department to inform the public.
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Boston
F. S. Holbrook
Linden St
Everett
United States
Canada
Houghton & Dutton
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Woodward
Cc. T. Woodward
Carlinville
Til
St. Louis
Plymouth
Harvard Administration School of Business Research
Frisco
San Francisco
Chicago
Lucien T. Langworthy
Convention League of
Massachusetts
Nevada
Frank B. Stacy
Springfield
Rolph
EH. K. Hall
New England Telephone & Telegraph Company
Barber
St. Leo's Church
Bicknell Street
Mother Church
Harry Cornell Wilson
First Church of Christ
Scientist
Norway
Falmouth Streets
Back Bay
Brookline
Mr. Wilson Was
Henry S. Wilson
Palatka
Fla
B. C
Francis J. Mahoney
Chestnut Hill
New College
William L. Carney
William J. Daley
Joseph A. Scolponetti
Edward A. McLaughlin
America
Europe
School of Christ
Great University
Indorses Lodge
Church
School of Philosophy
John Andrew Brewin
Eugene Joseph Feeley
John Milligan Groves
Edward Joseph Looby
Charles Joseph Martell
Hugh Joseph McElaney
Edward Bernard Sheehan
Michael Francis Ward
Morgan Memorial’s
Ackerly
Smith
John W. Weeks
John L Bates
Bay State
Bates
Sons of
Filene
Edward A. Filene
Chamber of Commerce of
League To
Arlington
Lexington and Concord
Prisefighter
E. Sauer
North End
Episcopal Theological School
George G. Dewey
Philadelphia
Greater
Albert C. Johnson
Advent Christian Church
Westfield
Advent Christian Camp Meeting Association
Lynn Advent Christian Church
Samuel G. Babcock
Christ Church Mission
Fellsway West
Somerville
Lexington Park
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