Bishop Lawrence Heads to Lambeth Conference trip
Bishop Lawrence sails from New York on the Baltic to attend the Lambeth Conference in England this summer. He travels with Mrs. Lawrence and Frederick, plans to return in September, as Suffragan Bishop Babcock presides at diocesan ceremonies in his absence.
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Lawrence
England
New York
Baltic
Episcopal Church
United States
Scotland
Ireland
Wales
Canada
Australasia
Episcopal Church of
Harvard
Frederick
Cunningham
Longwood
Boston
Babcock
Rosindale Woman Endorses Dr True’s Elixir Prescriptio
Mrs Albert J Patch of Rosindale Massachusetts writes detailing relief from chronic stomach gnawing after taking Dr True s Elixir The Family Laxative and Worm Expeller Her account credits weight gain improved well being and worm expulsion and she endorses the remedy for a range of symptoms including headaches weakness and sleeplessness. The ad notes a long 1851 68 year reputation and lists availability at all dealers.
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Mre
Albert J. Patch
Rosindale
Mass
Dr. True
Dr True
Alumni of B U Law In Big Outing
Several hundred alumni of the Boston University Law School spent a day at Hap Ward's estate in Lynnfield for the Law School Association outing. The event featured a sports program, a dinner, and remarks by Judge Edward P. Pierce Judge George A Flynn and United States district attorney Daniel J. Gallagher.
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B. U. Law
Boston University Law. School
Massachusetts Judiciary
Hap Ward
Lynnfield
Law School Association
Alfred S. Hall
George H. Remely
Attorney Carpenter
W. T. A. Fitzgerald
Suffolk County
Association
Fitzgerald
Roland Sherman
Edgar Sherman
Superior Court
Mr. Fitzgerald
Edward P. Pierce
Supreme Court
Gorge A. Flynn
Daniel J. Gallagher
United States District Attorney
Gallagher
He Faten
Dean Homer Albers
Attorney Brown
Attorney Rising
Saunders
Waters
C. L. Newton
Roland H. Sherman
James A. Dorsey
Hawley R. Rising
Moses S. Lourie
Large Boston Graduation Count Hits New High
Yesterday marked one of the city’s largest elementary school graduations. Greater Boston’s 72 schools conferred diplomas on 6148 pupils, up from 5249 the previous year. Fifty two schools held formal exercises as part of the big term.
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Greater
Boston
Graduation Day Records Highlight Local Grammar Schools
Graduates received diplomas as several schools reported unusual attendance records. Bowditch Jamaica Plain tallied 33 of 78 graduates with perfect attendance, while Margaret C. Kelley achieved nine years of flawless attendance from kindergarten through grammar school. Other notable records include six star honorees Evelyn A. Karcher and six year attendance by Dorothy Douglass and Julia R. Hennessey. Meeting House Hill pre vocational pupils Thomas J. McCarthy and Joseph P. Gazello Jr. also earned three year perfect records. Training news notes 1000 public school teachers enrolled in state summer schools at Hyannis, Fitchburg and Amherst, up from last year, signaling strides in efficiency prompted by recent raises.
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Bowditch School
Jamaica Plain
Margaret C. Kelley
Bowditch
Evelyn A. Karcher
Dorothy Douglass
On Plain Street
Neponset
Minot School
Julia R. Hennessey
Ellsworth Street
Dorchester
Mather School
Thomas J. McCarthy
Dorchester Avenue
Joseph P. Gazello, Jr
Downer Court
Meeting House Hill
Frank W. Wright
Hyannis
Fitchburg
Amherst
Wright
Moonshine Seized in Empty Brockton Tenement
Lieutenant D L Guerin and patrols raided an empty tenement rear of 1334 Main Street and seized 110 gallons of alleged moonshine whiskey. The liquor was in two barrels and four kegs as officers worked to locate the owner or owners by late hours.
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Brockton
D. L. Guerin
Main Street
Mystery surrounding Elwell murder deepens with new lead
Police linked to a late evening conference among Dooling Busby and Carey as they pursue a third set of house keys found at 44 West Seventieth. The Walters tale shifts focus to a mysterious guest and a cuff message amid plans to reopen the 244 West Seventieth death scene for clues.
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Ter
Criminal Courts
John T. Dooling
George Busby
Homicide Squad
Arthur Carey
Elwell
West Seventieth Street
Edgar Walters
Edwells
Walters
J. B. Elwell
Park Avenue
New York City
McCormick Brothers
Charles C. Whaley
Government opposes skirt length limits in fashion drive
Howard Figg assistant to the Attorney General in charge of price reduction campaigns told National Garment Retailers' Association representatives that government will not endorse clothing modesty limits. Three models in knee length gowns were shown as next fall extremes. Figg declined to set a precise proper length but urged skirts to come below the waist, while retailers urged minimal changes to maximize wear.
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Washington
National Garment Retailers’ Association
Howard Figg
Mr. Figg
Mother Kills Baby And Cuts Own Throat In Tragic Incident
Mrs Richwagen slashed her infant’s throat then fatally wounded herself with the same knife. The baby died at the scene while Mrs Richwagen, in critical condition, was hospitalized. Police and relatives note she had been nervous and excited in the weeks before the act. The Richwagen family had moved to a new home four weeks earlier near Mrs Mary Richwagen, the husband left for work earlier. Neighbors alerted the father-in-law Emil Richwagen after the cries.
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Emil Richwagen
Heath Street
Actor Shot by Kitty Gordon in Chicago Vaudeville Incident
Milwaukee vaudeville actor Joseph A Hack was accidentally shot by actress Kitty Gordon in a Chicago theatre while awaiting his turn on stage. The pistol was believed unloaded. Hack’s wound to his right arm and chest was serious. Gordon and associates explained the incident to Police Chief Garrity, who deemed it accidental with no charges expected.
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Chicago
Joseph A. Hack
Milwaukee
Kitty Gordon
Hack
Gordon
Jack Wilson
Vera Beresford
Frank Griffith
Miss Gordon
Garrity
Lasker Loses Chess Crown in London Match
World champion Emanuel Lasker reportedly loses his title to Cuban challenger Jose R Capablanca in a London match, according to a Times despatch from Amsterdam.
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London
Emanuel Lasker
London Times
Amsterdam
Jose R. Capablanca
How to Build Up Enfeebled Nerves Promotes Pink Pills
An advertisement claims nervous weakness comes from thin blood and promotes Dr Williams Pink Pills as the direct tonic. It features a testimonial from Mrs Agnes Riddell of Saco Maine who credits improved appetite color and strength to the remedy. Pills priced 60 cents from Dr Williams Medicine Co Schenectady NY with a free booklet available.
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Agnes Riddell
No. 48
Hill Street
Saco
Maine
Dr. Williams
Dr. Williams Medicine Co
Schenectady
N. Y
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