Prison Warden Declines Return for Ex-Officer Crowley
Warden Elmer H. Shattuck of Charlestown State Prison refused to reinstate William J. Crowley after a hearing with Commissioner Sanford K. Bates. Crowley and Eugene J. Hanifan were suspended for failure to perform duties during the Barney Ward and Manater escape. Crowley’s counsel, Daniel J. Lyne, said an appeal would go to Charlestown District Court.
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Elmer EH. Shattuck
Charlestown State Prison
William J. Crowley
Eugene J. Hanifan
Barney, Ward and Manater
Shattuck
Sanford K. Bates
Daniel J. Lyne
Crowley
Charlestown District Court
Lyne
Science Bill Amended On Church Trustees Control
Attorney-General Allen amended his equity bill to claim that the Christian Science Publishing Society trustees are under the Mother Church’s control as shown by the Manual. Judge De Courcy allowed the amendment. The trustees demurred and church directors answered, asserting longstanding consent and construction vested removal powers in the church body.
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Allen
Edwin A. Krauthoff
Christian Science Litigation
de Courcy
Eddy
Christian Science Publishing Society
Christian Science Board of Directors
Eustace
Dickey
Krauthoff
Amendment court ruling on Mother Church control of publishing
The text states the founder intended that the Christian Science Publishing Society be under Mother Church oversight. It argues all church activities, including publishing, fall under Mother Church control per sanctioned Church Manuals and the founder’s directives.
Wilson Urges North Carolina Suffrage Action
President Wilson sends messages to Governor Bickett and Senators Simmons and Overman urging North Carolina to act on the federal suffrage amendment when the Assembly meets in a special session next month. The governor receive a note stressing the critical importance of the state's action.
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Wilson
North Carolina
Washington
Bickett
Simmons and Overman
Taft Plans Senate Campaign Support for Republican Ticket
Chicago June 2 Former President William Howard Taft said he would stump for Harding and Coolidge or perform any task assigned by the Republican campaign managers He predicted the Democratic convention would not adopt a wet platform
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Chicago
William Howard Taft
Harding
Coolidge
Taft
Peace Efforts Resume as Londonderry Restarts Work
Londonderry shows improvement after a week of civil warfare as business returns. A peace conference convenes with bishops magistrates and General Carter Campbell to repatriate refugees and safeguard shipyard and factory routes. Colonel Chaplin leads troops. inquest into Augustus Austin’s death calls the case wilful murder.
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Londonderry
Carter Campbell
Chaplin
Scottish Rifles
Augustus Austin
Austin
Ireland Rail Row Deepens Across Island Isles
Dublin dispatch reports Ireland's railway service worsening as more workers are dismissed and trains cut back. Towns grow isolated and paralysis looms while rail staff refuse to operate trains carrying munitions police or soldiers.
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London
Ireland
Dublin
London Times
Swedish Singers Draw 700 Voices to Boston Open Air Concert
About 700 to 800 members of the American Union of Swedish Singers drew an open air crowd in Copley Square on the Public Library steps for the first event of a three day convention. They traveled from Worcester after a Eastern division meeting and later attended a dinner at St Botolph Street. The group plans visits to Nantasket and Boston venues including Symphony Hall and the Boston Opera House with plans coordinated by the Swedish Apollo Club the Glee Club and Harmony Club.
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American Union OF Swedish Singers
Boston
Boston Public Library
Copley Square
American Union’ of
Worcester
Public Library
St. Botolph Street
Nantasket
Pops
Symphony Hall
Convention Hall
Union
Boston Opera House
Boston Choruses
Swedish Apollo Club
Glee Club
Harmony Club
Gustaf Sundelius
C. A. Lindstrom
G. A. Schmidt
Gunnar Flodstrom
Notable Soloists Highlight Begton Convention Lineup
The committee led by Mrs. Sigrid Johnson Maw and Miss Su8tle G. Johnson brings famed soloists to Begton. Featured artists include Samuel Ljungkvist, tenor with the Royal Opera Association of Stockholm, Mrs. Marie Sundelius of the Metropolitan Opera Company, Boston, and William Gustafson of the Metropolitan Opera Company.
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Sigrid Johnson Maw
Su8tle G. Johnson
Begton
Samuel Ljungkvist
Royal Opera Association of
Stockholm
Marie Sundelius
Boston
Metropolitan Opera Company
New York
William Gustafson
Outrage Strikes Sinn Feiners in Cork Area
In Bantry County Cork on June 2 a coordinated attack left one man dead Cornelius Crowley aged 20 and caused fires at the shop and home of a Sinn Fein merchant. Three other houses were broken into and threats made. An attempt to burn quay stores and the Sinn Fein guardians chairman’s residence were destroyed by fire.
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Bantry
County Cork
Ireland
Sinn
Drivers urged to obey new right of way law in Massachusetts
State Registrar Frank A. Goodwin urged motorists to follow the new law that gives right of way to vehicles from the right at intersections. The rule, part of Chapter 222 of the acts of 1920, takes effect June 2 and aims to reduce accidents. A committee on accident prevention will meet at the State House to plan enforcement and public education.
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Massachusetts
Frank A. Goodwin
State House
Goodwin
Austria Sees Failed Bid to Form New Cabinet
Vienna reports attempts to form a new cabinet have been futile as the United Christian and German parties refuse to join, halted by refusals to grant interior and education portfolios.
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Austria
Vienna
Maguire Backs Beer Plank for Boston Commerce
East Boston Free Press editor James E. Maguire, Democratic candidate for Congress in the 10th district, released a platform advocating 2.75 beer manufacture and sale, port development, expanded harbor channels, and making Boston a global business gateway with a stance on veterans' service.
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Maguire
James E. Maguire
East Boston Free Press
Congress
10Th
Boston
Today’s Events Schedule for Edison Grounds and Harv-Yale Game
The list notes events from 8 a m Edison Company Field Day Grounds Massachusetts avenue to 3 p m Harvard Yale third game at Fenway Park. Activities include a Reunion idist Field Artillery Association at Suntang Inn Lynnfield a conference to elect delegates for the committee of 48 at 53 State Street a roses and strawberries show at Horticultural Hall and a Yale Harvard baseball game at Fenway Park.
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Edison Company
Field Day Grounds
Massachusetts Avenue
Idist Field Artillery Association
Suntang Inn
Lynnfield
State Street
Horticultural Hall
Harvard-Yale
Fenway Park
Iron Workers Officials Involved In Lynn Car Crash
Michael Young of Roslindale driving with two labor officers was critically injured when their car overturned on Broad street boulevard Lynn. He has two broken ribs a punctured lung and a fractured collar bone. William H Pope of Malden secretary of the Boston Iron Workers Union suffered head bruises and possible skull fracture not considered critical. John Fox of Maldén business agent of the Building Trades Council was pinned under the car and suffered internal injuries taken to his home.
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Michael Young
Denton Terrace
Roslindale
Boston Iron Workers’ Union
Broad Street
Lynn
Lynn Hospital
William H. Pope
Faulkner Street
Malden
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