Lady cops guard Newport beach by two women officers
Thousands of sailors from the battleship fleet in Newport were policed by two uniformed women, Miss Janet Buchanan and Miss Minnie Smith, on Sunday. It was their first official Sunday duty, and their natty blue uniforms and brass buttons drew attention as they watched over sailors and beachgoers throughout a hot day.
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Newport
Janet Buchanan
Minnie Smith
Miss Smith
McGowan
Misses Smith
Buchanan
Fire Headquarters
Miller
New York
Harold George
Maid of the Mist
Two Women Police at Newport Beach Draw Sights
Two female officers Miss Smith and Miss Buchanan patrol Newport Beach aiding bathers and guiding a crowd. Sailors form a guard for the officers as the pair maintain watch over undertows and crowd behavior, drawing interest from locals and visitors alike.
Captain Dying for Food Found Wandering in Cambridge
Gloucester fishing master John Gregor was found in a starving, near dead condition at the Port land and Main streets corner in Cambridge on Sunday. Patrolman David Lynch aided him and he was admitted to Cambridge Relief Hospital where starvation was diagnosed. His master’s certificate identified him as 56, of Gloucester, with residence at 115 Pleasant Street. He recovered some strength and will be moved to Chelsea Marine Hospital unless relatives intervene.
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John Gregor
Gloucester
Portland and
Main Streets
Cambridge
David Lynch
Cambridge Relief Hospital
Pleasant Street
Gregor
Chelsea Marine Hospital
President to Read His Currency Message Today
President Wilson will arrive at 1 o clock and, presented by Speaker Clark, will deliver his message urging currency legislation before the close of the special session.
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Bryan
Glass and Owen
Congressional
Banking and Currency Committees
Secretary of the Treasury
McAdoo
Wilson
Ners
House
Clark
Miss Shields Weds E J O Donnell in St Philip’s Residence
Miss Margaret Shields of Jamaica Plain married Edward J O Donnell of Roxbury by Father Austin Doherty at St Philip’s Church parochial residence. They honeymoon at Cobbosseecontee Lake Maine and will live with the bride’s mother Mrs James Shields at 200 South Street Jamaica Plain upon return.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Shields
Jamaica Plain
Edward J. O'Donnell
Roxbury
Austin Doherty
St. Philip's Church
Cobbosseecontee Lake
Maine
Boston
James Shields
South Street
Mischance Gave Title to Church Controversy
The Rev Dr William H van Allen preached at the Church of the Advent urging renaming the Protestant Episcopal Church to the American Catholic Church as an aggressive move against foreign Catholics. He chose the topic on his last Sunday before sailing to England for the summer, amid a long running clash between high and low church Episcopalians.
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van Allen
Holy Catholic and Apostolic Church
tneAmerica
Protestant Episcopal Church
England
Church of England
Rome
Holy Roman Church
American
Russia
William H. van Allen
Church of the Advent
Boston Chamber Tourists Visit Uruguay and Brazil
A Boston Chamber of Commerce South American tour party left Montevideo for Santos after three days in Uruguay. They were hosted by the Uruguay Chamber of Commerce and local officials, with receptions by the republic’s president, the American minister, and European business leaders. The delegates praised the visit as highly instructive and enjoyable, noting Uruguay’s keen interest in expanding US trade, banking, and steamship services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston Chamber of Commerce
Montevideo
Uruguay
Santos
Brazil
Dillingham
Chamber
Boston
Uruguay Chamber of Commerce
United States
Mrs Elizabeth C Cook Dies at Concord Home
Mrs Elizabeth C Cook, mother of Olive E Casey wife of city license commissioner John M Casey, died in Concord at 84 years six months after a two year residency there. She leaves five children four daughters and one son. Funeral services will be held in Concord on Tuesday June 1 at 2 30 o clock.
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Maurice O’brien
Levett Ackley
Eldridge Stanton
Toronto
Burrell Heacock
Cleveland
Roscoe
Olive E. Casey
John M. Casey
Elizabeth C. Cook
Concord
Purchases Whole Town in Kansas Hayne changes hands
Liberal Kansas reports O M Woods buys Hayne town from Melvin Wheeler eight miles east on the Rock Island line. The town includes a post office blacksmith shop several stores and residences in a growing farming community. Also noted Holy Family Temperance League parade at St Ann's Somerville with about 1000 parish members.
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Melvin Wheeler
Hayne
Rock Island
Holy Family Temperance League
St. Ann’s Church
Somerville
Filene's Endorsed by Shoemakers Who Know Shoes
A parade of shoe industry figures from New England to Philadelphia buy Filene's shoes for themselves and their families. The editor, trade leaders, factory buyers, and manufacturers all endorse Filene's quality based on expert judgment, noting no business ties and urging shoppers to trust Filene's for the entire family.
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New England
Filene
Randolph
Filene’s
Brockton
Marlboro
Milford
N. H
Boston
Philadelphia
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Jack Tars
Jackies
Niagara Falls
Board of Control
Treasury
Baltimore
Money Trust
Senate
Nick
Chase & Sanborn
Formosa Ooloong
Orloff
Miss Shields
E. J. O'’Donnell
Chamber of Commerce Party
Kansas
Liberal
Kan
O. M. Woods
Temperance Park
DE and
First Filene
Norfolk
Ek EA
Filene Toilet
Eau de Cologne
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