Assyria Arrives in Boston for First Cunard Voyage
The Cunard-Anchor steamship Assyria, commanded by Captain C. F. Osborne, reaches East Boston from New York and heads to Liverpool and Glasgow with 245 cabin and 150 steerage passengers. Longshoremen unload ships as notable travelers depart including Rev. Samuel G. Babcock and Harvard Professor C. R. Post among others.
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Cunard-Anchor Line
Assyria
C. F. Osborne
Boston
New York
Liverpool
Glasgow
Samuel G. Babcock
Episcopal
Thomas Tarpey
Australia
Vancouver
Thomas Hawley
Hawley School of Engineering
Hawley
John W. Alexander
Whitman Mills
Lawrence
Agnes J. Pierce
Brookline
Hamburg-American Line
Ypiran&a
Germany
East Africa
Kaiser
Reparations Commission
British Coal Miners to Resume Work Next Week
A provisional agreement ends the coal strike that began in April as miners and mine owners agree to resume work next week. The announcement comes after talks in London.
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London
Associated Press
Lettuce Twins Displayed by Roslindale Garden Grower
Heads of lettuce weighing a pound apiece grow in the garden of Charles M. Steinbacher at 543 Beech Street Roslindale. He and neighbor Anthony Urbachek proudly display the plump twin lettuces shown in the accompanying picture.
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Charles M. Steinbacher
Beech Street
Roslindale
Anthony Urbachek
Shaw Resigns from National Church Board During Convention
Rob ert A. Shaw of New York City resigned from the Board of Trustees of the National Church at Washington amid a heated debate over a $3500 repair plan. Rev. Paul Sperry urged immediate action to fund repairs, while Shaw announced his departure from the board from his pew, with no recall attempts. Clarence W. Barron is among the candidates nominated for today’s elections.
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Robert A. Shaw
New York City
National Church
Washington, D. C
New Jerusalem
Bowdoin Street
Paul Sperry
Board of Home and Foreign Missions
General Convention
Sperry
Shaw
Board of Trustees
Clarence W. Barron
Bowdoin Street Church Hosts Memorial Addresses
Church sessions yesterday and early afternoon listened to addresses by Charles Stelzle of New York and Louis F. Post of Washington. Mrs L Brackett Bishop placed the name of Mr Barron on the slate for vice president of the general convention. Flowers donated by Mr Barron from his Cohasset home adorned the pulpit.
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Charles Stelzle
New York
Louis F. Post
Washington
L. Brackett
Barron
Cohasset
Bowdoin Street
Lufkin to Take Oath as Boston Customs Collector
Congressman Wilfrid W. Lufkin of Essex will take the oath as Boston port collector at 10 30 Friday in the custom house. Judge Morton will administer the oath in the presence of the local customs force. Lufkin becomes the 28th Boston port collector and will earn 8000 dollars annually. Billings, holder since November 17 1913, will retire with a testimonial Thursday.
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Wilfrid W. Lufkin
Essex
Boston
Edmund Billings
Custom House
Morton
United States District Court
Lufkin
New England
Billings
John Paulding Meade &° Co
Questioned on disarmament moves in House of Commons
In London on June 27 the House of Commons heard Commander Carlyon Bellairs question disarmament prospects including a possible UK US pact and Japan’s role. Austen Chamberlain noted the Japanese minister’s statement and said no further comment from the government beyond June 17 remarks.
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London
Associated Press
Great Britain
United States
Japan
House of Commons
Carlyon Bellairs
Maidstone
Kent
Lloyd George
Associated Press of America
Austen Chamberlain
Liberal Conference
Conference on Budget Called by President Harding
Washington June 27 President Harding will preside over a Wednesday meeting of all government officials involved in expenditure estimates for Congress. Charles Dawes directed the call, bringing together executive secretaries chief clerks and bureau chiefs to coordinate a government budget as a unified corporation.
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Washington
Harding
Congress
Charles G. Dawes
Pudget
Dawes
Medico Fined $100 in Court for Unlawful Practice
John E. Warren of Lowell found guilty of unlawfully practising medicine in East Cambridge Superior Criminal Court. A jury convicted him and Judge Cox fined him $100. The Commonwealth said Warren was a chiropractor using spinal finger therapy without a physician registration exam.
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John E. Warren
Lowell
East Cambridge
Cox
The
Commonwealth
Warren
Woman elected president of Northern Baptists
Mrs Helen Barrett Montgomery of Rochester New York was chosen as president at the Northern Baptists convention. She becomes the first woman to hold the post, with the election announced in Des Moines Iowa.
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Northern Baptists
Des Moines
Helen Barrett Montgomery
Rochester
N. Y
Will Consider Credits for Southern Cotton
President Harding asks Secretaries Mellon Hoover and Eugene Meyer to probe credit facilities in the South for carrying over surplus cotton stocks until marketable. Hoover says the committee will begin preliminary inquiry as soon as Meyer returns from New York.
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Washington
Harding
Mellon
Hoover
Eugene Meyer, I Jr
War Finance Corporation
South
Meyer
New York
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