Sacred Heart School to Include Roof Garden in Roslindale
The Church of the Sacred Heart in Roslindale plans a new buff brick school with 12 classrooms a parish hall for 690 and a roof garden for younger children. Designed by Rev. John F. Cummins the tower will echo the church. Sisters of Charity from Convent Station will run the school finishing by Sept. 1 with a July 1 tombola fundraiser.
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Sacred Heart School
Sacred Heart Parish
Roslindale
John F. Cummins
Church of the Sacred Heart
Brown Avenue
Ashland Street
Sisters of Charity
Convent Station
New Jersey
Cummins
Open Air Rostrum to Feature City Leaders
Mayor Cur ley and Mer. P. J. Supple of St. John's Church Roxbury will speak at an open air rostrum. Other prominent people will also address the gathering. A large crowd is expected.
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Curley
Mer. P. J. Supple
St. John’s Church, Roxbury
Somerville Business Men Outing Planned at Canobie Lake
A joint outing of the Somerville Board of Trade and the West Somerville Civic Association will be held today at Canobie Lake, Salem New Hampshire. The group will start from City Hall on Highland Avenue and parade around the city before heading to the lake.
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Somerville Board of Trade
West Somerville Civic Association
Cancbie Lake
Salem
N. H
City Hall
Highland Avenue
Proposal to Refer Rail Disputes to Interstate Commission
A committee suggests settling railways disagreements by Interstate Commerce Commission or, if needed, Congress to empower the Commission. The proposal argues the Commission has broad information on railway conditions and revenue, enabling fair consideration of rights and equities across interests. The text outlines two preferred paths for prompt action.
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Interstate Commerce Commission
Commission
Congress
Train Brotherhood Leaders Vote on Nationwide Strike
In New York June 1 15 leaders of the train service brotherhoods refused arbitration and now employes vote on granting authority for a nationwide strike. Railroads propose Interstate Commerce Commission review to determine rate balances affecting employers employees and the public.
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Train Service Brotherhoods
New York
Interstate Commerce Commission
Railroads Demand Public Ruling on Wage Increases
Rail executives argue against granting a $100,000,000 yearly wage boost to a fifth of employees without a public tribunal. They urge an impartial government inquiry to determine merits, opposing industrial warfare. Signatories include Maher of Norfolk and Western and Russell of Denver and Rio Grande.
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N. D. Maher
Norfolk & Western Railway
James Russell
Denver & Rio Grande Railroad
A. M. Schoyer
Pennsylvania Lines
L. Seddon
Seaboard Air Line Railway
A.J. Stone
Erie Railroad
G. 8. Waid
Suneet Central Lines
Babson Denounces Patriotism And Preparedness In Sagamore Speech
Roger W. Babson of Boston attacked popular patriotism and the slogan America first during the Sagamore Sociological Conference opening in Sagamore. He also criticized wartime charities for aiding the unfit and challenged current industrial labor capital conditions.
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Sagamore
America
Roger W. Babson
Boston
Sagamore Sociological Conference
Babson
Babson Urges Co operation Over Patriotism At Conference
About 2000 sociologists and interested Americans heard Babson advocate cooperation as the path to progress. He attacked popular patriotism and warned against equal rewards, calling charity by the rich a means to suppress revolt. He urged labor a share in management and criticized absentee ownership as ruinous to industry. The conference runs to Friday with sessions daily and Feiss and Henderschott set to speak tomorrow.
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United States
Mr. Babson
Babson
America
George W. Coleman
Boston
Died at Sister's Home John W Downs of Allston Street
John W Downs a Boston coffee broker died Monday evening at his sister Mrs W G Ware in New York City after months of illness. He lived in Brookline most of his life and graduated from local public schools. Survived by wife Harriet Tedford, father Dr Timothy C Downs, brother James, sisters Grace and Mrs Ware. Body to Springfield for funeral at St Michael's Cathedral Thursday at 9 a m with solemn requiem mass.
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John W. Downs
Allston Street
Allston
Boston
W. G. Ware
New York City
Mr. Downs
Brookline
Timothy C. Downs
Pond Avenue
Springfield
Downs
Harriet Tedford
Somerville
James Downs
Grace Downs
Ware
New York
St. Michael’s Cemetery
St. Michael's Cathedral
Haskell Couple Observes 50th Anniversary in Newton Centre
Colonel and Mrs. Edward H. Haskell of 888 Beacon Street Newton Centre celebrated their 50th wedding anniversary with an informal reception at home attended by hundreds of friends and relatives. They were married in Gloucester on June 27 1866 by Reverend Charles B. Smith. Their three children Edward A. Haskell and Misses Marian R. and Edith L. Haskell assisted in the receiving.
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Edward H. Haskell
Beacon Street
Newton Centre
Haskell
Gloucester
Charles B. Smith
Edward A. Haskell
Marian R
Edith L. Haskell
Japanese steamer Daigetsu Maru sunk by submarine
The Japanese steamship Daigetsu Maru has been sunk by a submarine off Barcelona. Forty one crew members were rescued. A Fourth of July songwords and music feature appears in the next Sunday Post.
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Madrid
Paris
Barcelona
Wolf's My Clothier offers $15 suits for $10
Advertisement proclaims a sale at Wolf's corner Hanover and Portland streets. Buyers receive legal stamps with every purchase. The promotion emphasizes a value deal and stresses the moral framing of “a good man” amid adversity.
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Wolf’s
Hanover
Portland
Runaway Boy Killed on Car in Maine
Harold Rimalowski an 18 year old from Lynn ran away with the Buffalo Bill Show last Friday. He was killed at Biddeford Maine when knocked from a freight car top by an overhead bridge. The body will be brought to 16 Laconia street Lynn for burial. He leaves three sisters and his parents.
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Harold Rimalowski
Lynn
Buffalo Bill
Biddeford
Maine
Laconia Street
Cambridge Mayor Pushes to Remove City Auditor
Mayor Rockwood of Cambridge again seeks the removal of City Auditor Charles H. Thurston. He sent a letter to the City Council reiterating prior charges. the document was referred to a special committee for action.
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Rockwood
Cambridge
Charles H. Thurston
Cambridge approves 26 pony express licenses after veto
The Cambridge City Council, after the mayor's veto, voted to grant a total of 26 pony express licenses. The mayor had approved 12 licenses previously, saying they conducted legitimate express business and did not solicit liquor business.
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Cambridge
Filene’s Navy Serge Dresses With Bespoke Pleats
Redingote navy serge dresses feature panel fronts and sashed pleated skirts priced at 22.50. Many serge dresses use shiny braid echoing Filene Paris. Ange military braided serge dresses cost 25 with white broad cloth options at 25. The belt is hidden by narrow pleating from the skirt in other navy serge designs at 25. Filene's Mail Orders Filled Sixth Floor.
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Redingote
Filene’s
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New York, New Haven & Hartford Railroad
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Southern Railway
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Great Northern Railway
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Chesapeake & Ohio Railway
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St. Louie & San Francisco Railroad
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