Doheny Emerges as Democratic Vice Presidential Candidate
FE L Doheny of California oil operator enters the vice presidential race. Franklin K Lane, ex-Interior Secretary, now in oil with Doheny, backs the effort. Isadore Dockweiler linked to the movement. Early support claimed from California North Carolina and Oklahoma.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
FE. L. Doheny
California
Franklin K. Lane
Secretary of the Interior
Doheny
Isadore Dockweiler
Democratic National Committee
North Carolina
Oklahoma
Toledo man charged in sect riot killing in Michigan
Albert Sherman of Petersburg Michigan was arrested in Ohio on June 29 in connection with the killing of Walter Gilday of Erie Michigan during a North Whiteford sect riot after an all-night meeting by Louis J. King. Sherman, acting as a temporary officer guarding King, claims self defense after firing the fatal shot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toledo
Albert Sherman
Petersburg
Mich
Walter Gilday
Erie
North Whiteford
Gilday
Louis J. King
Sherman
King
Polish Prince Lubomirski to Visit Boston and Springfield
Prince Casimir Lubomirski minister plenipotentiary of Poland arrives in Boston Saturday. He meets Governor, Mayor, Cardinal O Connell and Harvard President Lowell. He attends a 2 pm mass meeting at Faneuil Hall in support of a 50 million dollar Polish loan and later heads to Springfield for the Polish loan event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prince Casimir Lubomirski
Republic of Poland
United States
Boston
Chamber of Commerce
State House
Cardinal O’connell
Lowell
Harvard
Prince Lubomirski
Washington
Springfield
Parker House
Poland
Cox
Commonwealth
Peters
Cardinal O'Connell
Prince W Lubomirski
Faneuil Hall
New England
Polish Loan
Today’s Boston Area Events Schedule
Events include a Carney Hospital garden party at 9 a.m. and an NE Purchasing Agents outing from Park Square Providence. At 10 a.m. the New England Dry Goods Association summer outing departs Rowe’s Wharf. A 3 p.m. band concert at Revere Beach, a Young People’s lecture at Old South Meeting House, and a Medfield Bird Club “at home” event for friends follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carney Hospital
New England Purchasing Agents’ Association
Pomham Club
Providence
R. I
Floating Hospital Opens 11th Season Amid Heat and Hope
The Floating Hospital began its 11th season at the North End pier with a crowd of mothers and sick babies awaiting care. Dr. Hyman Green examined each child while Miss Sarah A. Egan coordinated wards. Captain William E. Grover leads the ship with long‑time staff including Chief Engineer Jesse B. Upton and Chief Steward Charles J. Russell. A new nutritional clinic for children up to eight enhances preventive care on the open dock. Daily sailings run 9 am to 4:30 pm with night services, honoring Isaac Kaffenburg day and Mollie and Carl memorials, Concord day, and a Boston Athletic Association night.
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Greater
Boston
North End Pier
Mercy
Brockton
Sarah A. Egan
Hyman Green
William E. Grover
Jesse B. Upton
Charles J. Russell
Henry I. Bowditch
Isaac Kaffenburg
Mollie
Carl
Concord
Boston Athletic Association
Lord d'Abernon Named British Ambassador to Germany
Lord d Abernon a noted financier and chairman of the Central Control Board of the Liquor Traffic has accepted the ambassadorship to Germany announced this evening in London on June 29.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lord d’Abernon
Germany
London
Central Control Board
Genny
Labor Leader Gompers Criticizes Republican Platform
Samuel Gompers presented Labor's platform to the resolutions committee in San Francisco on June 29. He said the Republican banner shows reaction and that labor must seek another avenue to express its decision and push for progress and safety.
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San Francisco
Labor
Resolutions Committee
Samuel Gompers
Republican Party
Gompers
Labor federation aims at rights and public utilities stance
Labor leader Samuel Gompers pushes for progressive human rights and collective bargaining while rejecting compulsory measures. He cites injunctions limiting labor, praises President Wilson, and outlines a platform favoring public ownership of railroads, free speech, eight hour day, and prohibition of child labor. Marriage intentions appear in the same notice section with multiple couples listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gompers
Wilson
Cummings
Oleson
Utah
Democratic Party
Palmer
Federation
Matthew Woll
Republican Platform Committee
Chicago
Japanese entrants named for U S pentathlon in New York
Two members of the Japanese Olympic team will compete in the national A A V U pentathlon championship in New York next Sunday. H Masuda and C Noguchi enter the titular contest, serving as final tryouts for U S athletes bound for Antwerp. More than 20 leading all around athletes from across the country compete, with prominent American entrant E Gourdin of Harvard University.
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New York
H. Masuda
C. Noguchi
United States
Antwerp
E. ©. Gourdin
Harvard University
Windemere Station Destroyed by Fire at Nantasket
A fire last night nearly razed the Windemere station of the New York New Haven Hartford line at Windemere Nantasket. Wind caused by a cigarette butt blew sparks toward the hilltop homes of former Mayor John F Fitzgerald and others. Damages to the station were estimated at 159 dollars.
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Windemere
John F. Fitzgerald
Nantasket
New York, New Haven & Hartford Railroad
Fitzgerald
New York Wastes Much Bread Weekly
New York reports waste of over 1,000,000 loaves of bread weekly, about 690,000 bushels of wheat yearly, with stale bread and toast unused due to high prices for sugar milk and eggs. Deputy commissioner Louise Reed Weltmiller urged adaptation for desserts.
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New York
Louise Reed Weltmiller
Cambridge Residents Named In Mixed Acquaintance List
The notice lists individuals in Cambridge including John P Roche 29 factory operative of 98 Green Street and Hazel Culeman 25 domestic of 82 Green Street along with Eugene Berry 22 machinist of 288 Green Street and Minnie Gallant 23 factory operative at the same address Frances Hartnett 29 waitress of 1283 Mt Auburn Street and George J Drolette 26 conductor of Oak Point New York.
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John P. Roche
Green St
Cambridge
Hazel Culeman
Eugene Berry
Minnie Gallant
George J. Drolette
Oak Point
N. Y
Frances
Hartnett
Mt. Auburn St
First Swordfish Trip Landed at South Boston Pier
Yesterday the Lafayette landed 57 large swordfish after a two week Georges visit, the season's first direct fare. Swordfish sold at 30 cents per pound to wholesalers. A large fleet worked the grounds with mackerel shipments and high ex-vessel prices reported. Vessels Elmer E. Gray Victor Elizabeth King Nyoda Lillian and Orion landed mixed lots at South Boston and T Wharf along with the steamer Plover and schooner Progress. Halibut, haddock, and cod sales were noted in small lots.
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South Boston Fish Pier
Lafayette
Georges
Elmer E. Gray
Victor
Elizabeth King
Nyoda
Lillian
T Wharf
Orion
Helen B. Thomas
South Boston
Plover
Progress
Haddock
Fishing Market Prices and Ocean Vessels Report
Market data lists cod pollock large hake and medium hake prices per pound. Detailing trawlers and freights includes ships such as Ingomar Henrietta Edith Silveira Waltham and Eva Avina with cargoes of cattle coal and fuel oil. Shipping movements note the steamer West Sequechee heading to Belgium and Lake Shawano to Rotterdam amid a marine strike at Philadelphia. The Landsman cargo note ends the record.
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Haddock
Billow
Trwr
Ingomar
Henrietta
Edith Silveira
Waltham
Charles Edward
Eva Avina
West Sequechee
Mystic Docks
Newport News
Belgium
Sweden
Antwerp
Zirkel
Rotterdam
Providence
Shipping Board
Lake Shawano
Philadelphia
Genesta
Gothenburg
New York
Shawano
Shipping News Arrivals List Large Fleet Movements
A long shipping list notes steamers and tugs arriving and departing from ports including Newport News Philadelphia Norfolk and New York. Barges towed by vessels such as Phoenix Richardson and Texaco No 158 are mentioned along with several named ships and routes across Atlantic and coastal ports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clan Mackellar
West
Port Natal
Algoa Bay
Table Bay
West Quebec
Rainier
Newport News
New York
Gloucester
Hatch
Philadelphia
Lake Bridge
Eckhoff
Boca Grande
Fla
Brandon
Banks
Arlington
Ricker
Norfolk
North Land
Snow
Belfast
Rawley
Bangor
Ransom B. Fuller
Strout
Portland
Germantown
Camp
Phoenix
Cheektowaga
Conover
Perth Amboy
N. J
Barrallton
Barrett
Portsmouth
N. H
Texaco
F. C. Hersey
McKimmon
Salem
Chisholm
San Mateo
Port Simon
C. R
Lake Shawano
Rotterdam
Lake Sterling
Preston
Cuba
Prince George
Yarmouth
N. C
Zirkel
Providence
Nacoochee
Savannah
Grecian
Baltimore
Pawnee
Cto
Ransom RB. Fuller
Massasoit
Stortland
Gedney
Skippack
Cape Cod Canal
India Wharf
Atlantic
Births Marriages Death Notice Pricing
The notice shows prices for Births Marriages and Death notices in the Post. It charges $1.00 for four lines or less and 25 cents for each extra line. Notices must be mailed or delivered. no phone or in office placement after hours is allowed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Classified Department
Numerous Death Notices in Boston Area June 29 to July 1
Obituaries and funeral notices from Burke Canavan Clayton Courtney Crowley Durb Guiney Hanlon Herrick Holden Loree Lucas Mahoney McLean Murphy Peters Salter Sheehan Stern St George Sullivan Trainor Vollmar Wolf announce services, masses, and interments for residents of Mattapan Dorchester Roxbury Roslindale Jamaica Plain and nearby areas with dates July 1 and July 2, 1920 era. Relatives invited to attend.
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Clayton
Sarah
George H. Clayton
W. H. Graham
Washington St
Courtney
Helen Caroline Courtney
Roslindale
John Jesse Courtney
Massachusetts Cremation Society
Walk Hill St
Ocorowley
William
Margaret Crowley
Canton
Cathedral of the Holy Cross
Hanlon
Fort Washington
L. I
Paul L
Johng F
Annie L. Hanlon
Hickey
St. Paul’s Cemetery
Arlington
Herrick
Roxbury
Prinest Everett Herrick
Bynner St
Holden
Bristol
James Harry Holden
Mass
First Universalist
Buena Vista St
Mary E. Loree
Lucas
Nicholas
Anna Lucas
Spang
Joseph Lucas
Valentine St
Holy Trinity Church
Shawmut Ave
St. Boniface Court
Virginia
Hector P
Annie McLean
McKern
Murdock McLean
Amherst &J
Murphy
Boston
Margaret
Nee Carey
Michel Murphy
William J. Connors
Solem
S J. Vincent's
Peters
Frederick J
Margaretta Peters
Neponset
Salter
Brighton
Joseph F
Annie EB. Salter
Nor Sullivan
Faneuil St
Our Lady of Presentation Church
Sheehan
Jamaica Plain
Joseph
John J
Annie T. Sheehan
Nevins
Priesing St
Stern
Dorchester
Josep Stern
See Aernick
Columbia Rd
Chapel Chabel Shalom
ST. George
Paris Island
Beegnen Emmett
Main St
Waltham
St. Mary's Church
Calvary
Waltham, Sullivan
Cambridge
John J., Husand
Delia Sullivan
Shepard St
Hursday
St. Peter's Church
Concord Ave
Trainor
William H
Mary Trainor
South Waverly St
Round Hill
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Dell
Pingree & Dwyer
Solly
Charlie Chaplin
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Frank O'Neil
Washington Square
Shubertajesti Theatre
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Taham
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Colombatto
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Cape Cq&d
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Atlantic Ave
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Anita Stewart
King Philip
Edw. W. Dixon
Ingold
Revere Beach
WM. & Hart
Sand
Bryant Washburn
Anthony
Nancaste
Olive” Thomas
the Flapper
Claire Whitney
Nantasket Beach
Forde Pe
Doris Keane
Edward Sheldon
Beacon WM. S. Hart
Oryant Washburn
Exeter
Copley Square
Basil Kiing
Wanda Hawley
Misa Hobbs
WM. Russell
Stirf Creek
Marg
Fischer
Atest
Viola Dana
Gordonic
Fighting Shepherdess
Sweet Sixteen
Suffering Creek
William Farnum
Joyous
Trouble Makers
Burt & Rosedale
Lady Ten Mei
Himber & Patterson
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Farrell & Carley
Mack Sennett
Comess
Jack Oe
Burning Daylight Sennett
Fenway Park
Two Gang Red Sox
van Sorma Talmadge
Elaine Hammerstein
Dorchester Joma Firs
Geo. Walsh
Pata
Peach
Fritz Scheff
Gus Kleinecke
Moss & Fryf
Vera Sabina
Harry Breen
McCormack & Irving
Miller & Bradford
Walthour & Prince- Raat
Marive
Marie Nordstrom
Frances Nordstrom
Helen Gahaan
Edna and
Leonard Gallagher
le Auburndale
Joseph Ecker
Jack Murphy
Condit
Danny Duggan
Dorothy Luce
Boston Floating Hospital
Greater Boston
Ship of Mercy
Tremont
Klaw & Frianger
Mats
GEO. M Cohan
Symphony Hall
Acide
Theda Bara In
Kathleen Mavourneen
Evangeline
Clayton Law
Daniels John L. Gardner
Paris St
Quy C. Schmals
Beacon St
Evelyn L. Jones
Arlington Et
Hyde Park
William R. Carroll
Hartford St
Florence G. Grimes
Francis St
Everett
Albert Hussey
Sparhawk St
Helen J. Brown
Birch St
John J. Reilly
Meacham Rd
North Cambridge
Katherine A. Noonan
East Broadway
South
John L. Harris
Thawrence
Gertrude M. Steele
Haynes St
East Boston
Archibald J. Chapman
Cortes St
Cecilia A. Fitzgerald
James H. Holland
Highland St
Edna M. Coyne
S&s Williams
Peabody
John A. Brice
Margaret St
Pawtucket
Jupiter
Saturn
Mars
Venus
Shipping News
Eastern Steamship Lines, Inc. Daylight Saving Time
Tropolitan Line
Bangor Line
Rockland
Camden
Northport
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Searsport
Winterport
Northhaven
Stonington
West Harbor
North East Harbor
Seal Harbor
Bar Harbor
Dark Harbor
Eggemoggin
Brooksville
Sargentville
Deer Isle
Brooklin
Kreechland
St. Bluehill
Bluehill
Central Wharf
ST. John
N. B
Eastport
Lubec
Boston & Yarmouth S. S. CO
Ltt
Yarmouth, N.S
Saan Nehinaton St
Cunard
Ewes
Cherbourc
Mauretania
Imperator
Aquitania
Queenstow
K. A
Victoria
Vasari Caronia
Carmania
Call i
Uthampton
Liverpool
Geen
Ueenstown
Londonderry
Glasgow
Columbia
Tinkala
Ikala
Virgilia
Doonholm
State St
R SiAug
el. Ft. Hill 4000
Fall River Line
South Station
Ek Bay
Pier 14
N.R
City
Franklin Street
Furness Lines
Furness, Withy & CO. Ltd
State Street
Tne
New
Georgia
Tennessee
Back Bay
Consolidated Ticket Offices
New York State
Tional Time Recording Co
Badicott, N. Y
United Housesmiths and Bridgemen Local No
Michael J. Young
Denton Terrace
Rostindale
HB. Sullivan
Rec
Mabel A. Scott
George T. Scott
Herbert
Scott
Bremeny
Unit
States
Canada
Boston’s Flower
Tremont Stres
Deane Monument CO
Morton St
Forest Hills
Wes
Jamaica
American Writing Machine CO
Franklin St
Maine
Office
Chive St
Taylor
Adams Sq
WM. Hesslein
Tremont Et
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