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Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Jun 30, 1922

Page

4

Chelsea cited as worst for religious education

Rev. John W. Suter Jr. claimed Chelsea has more children per square foot than any other spot in the world during a Wellesley conference on religious education. Delegates discussed weekday religious instruction for children as a remedy to perceived gaps compared with Jews and Catholics.

Chelsea John W. Suter, Jr Claflin Hall Wellesley Round Table Wellesley College Suter New York

Gambling Raid Ends in Fight at Long Wharf

Police from City Hall Avenue station led by Sergeant McTiernan broke up a gambling scene at Long Wharf yesterday. Eighteen men were arrested as a 50 strong crowd resisted, with officers fighting to seize players and calls for reinforcements from Hanover Street station.

City Hall Avenue McTiernan Long Wharf Hanover Street

Keith Shoe Plants Adopt 48 Hour Week Shift

The George E. Keith Company said its men s shoe factories in Brockton Middleboro and North Adams will move to a 48 hour week starting at 10. Officials expect the 48 hour schedule to spread to other plants. Women s shoe factories in East Weymouth South Boston and Rochester N Y are already on a 43 hour week.

Brockton George E. Keith Middleboro North Adams East Weymouth Boston Rochester N. Y

The House Guest by Alice Duer Miller

A new installment in the Boston Sunday Post features Alice Duer Miller's original story The House Guest as part of the celebrated marriage series. The piece continues her distinctive domestic fiction style and warm narrative tone.

Alice Duer Miller Boston Sunday Post

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