No Law to Exclude Archbishop Mannix
Washington June 15 immigration officials said there is no law to bar Archbishop Daniel J. Mannix of Melbourne from entering the United States even if an inquiry shows he failed to stand for the national anthem aboard the Ventura in Honolulu harbor. Protest against admission was filed with the State Department by Marcellus Parsons of New York and other Ventura passengers. The case was referred to the Immigration Bureau, with San Francisco reporting none yet.
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Nno
Daniel J. Mannix
Melbourne
United States
Ventura
Honolulu
State Department
Marcellus Parsons
New York
Immigration Bureau
Department
San Francisco
Holy Cross students cheer Coolidge as next VP candidate
Worcester June 16 Holy Cross College men cheered Governor Calvin Coolidge as the next Vice President of the United States at the annual commencement exercises and applauded his campaign speech plan forming the basis of his future messages.
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Worcester
Holy Cross College
Calvin Coolidge
United States
Carlin
Bishop Beaven
Coolidge
Aml Saac
Holy Cross Graduation Crowns Governor’s Commencement
The Governor presided as diplomas were awarded to 126 Holy Cross graduates in a ceremony attended by Worcester and Providence mayors, three Catholic bishops, and former Holy Cross presidents. He urged public welfare service and loyalty to authority as crowds cheered the Governor and vice presidential candidate amid a historic commencement. Old grads returned for the day as dignitaries escorted the guest from O’Kane Hall to College Terrace.
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Providence
Catholic Church
Holy Cross
O’kane
College Terrace
Holy Cross class of 1920 graduation honors notable figures
Governor Coolidge presided as diplomas were awarded to 1920 Holy Cross graduates. Distinctions went to Maurice F. O'Brien for highest average, Joseph L. Kinney and B. Walker Sennett receiving premiums, and Raymond B. Carey earning the Flatley philosophy medal. The event featured dignitaries including Bishop Beaven and college president James Carlin.
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108D Field Artillery
Arthur W. Crosbie
Matthew P. Cavanaugh
Michael F. Fallon
Raymond B. Carey
Gardner
Joseph L. Kinney
Waterbury, Conn
B. Walker Sennett
Buffalo, N. Y
Flatley
Michael F. Flatley
Maurice F. O’brien
B. Joseph O'Grady
James H. Reilly
Holy Cross
Joseph S. Baltrush
Maurice F. O'Brien
New York
Governor Coolidge Addresses Patriots Day Crowd in Boston
The governor teaches loyalty to country and public service, warns against class division, and upholds constitutional authority and property rights. After exercises, Coolidge travels to Boston for Patriots Day events and designates others to press coal release with the Interstate Commerce Commission in Washington.
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David A. Ellis
New England
Coolidge
Bunker Hill
Atling Son's Mother Bound For Federal Grand Jury
Springfield June 16. Mrs Fannie Dinerstein, 152 Ferry Street, claimed a dozen jugs whiskey and several kegs raisin wine were for her ill son. United States Commissioner Rice rejected the excuse and bound her to the federal grand jury in bonds of $500 on unlawful possession of intoxicating liquor.
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Springfield
Fannie Dinerstein
Ferry Street
United States
Rice
Federal Grand Jury
Funeral services for Miss Ward Friday
Miss Matilda Ward of Radcliffe, who died by hanging in Fal mouth Maine, will be honored Friday afternoon at Mt. Auburn Chapel Cambridge. Rev Edwin L Miller of Roxbury Lutheran Church will officiate and burial will follow in Mt. Auburn Cemetery.
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Mt. Auburn Chapel
Cambridge
Edwin L. Miller
Roxbury Lutheran Church
Mt. Auburn Cemetery
Labor debate highlights national banking convention notes
Delegates from Los Angeles and Philadelphia clash over industrial democracy while bankers discuss credit and safety in the afternoon session. The gathering of over 1000 delegates in Boston features debates, a credit symposium led by Freas Snyder and a push for city selections for next year’s meeting. women enjoy a shopping tour and a Concord Lexington trip is planned for Friday.
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Concord
Lexington
the American Institute of Banking
United States
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Minneapolis
Stewart D. Beckley
Dallas
Tex
Howard E. Deily
Josephine M. Parker
Snyder
Lexington and Concord
Algonquin Club
Plymouth
Independent Liberal Wins Louth Bye-Election
London June 16. T Wintringham Independent Liberal won the Louth bye election to fill the seat left by the death of Colonel Brackenberg Coalition Unionist. Vote totals were Wintringham 1859 and C H Turner Coalition Unionist 17354.
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London
T. Wintringham
Louth
House of Commons
Colonel Brackenberg
Wintringham
C. H. Turner
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