Billy Sunday Demolishes Baltimore Booze Scene in Rally
Billy Sunday stirred 44 000 men in Baltimore and drew over 60 000 listeners as he railed against liquor. The evangelist denounced the booze trade with fiery language and urged water wagon pledges, predicting more sermons for men only and travel plans for the Boston campaign.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Billy
Tabernacle
National Liquor Dealers' Association
Personal Liberty League
Boston Sunday Campaign Committee
Villa General and Band Gr 22 Fatally Hurt
In Queretaro on March 26 General Pedro Guzman and 22 band members were fatally hurt in a battle near Laguna and Dinamita. Ten prisoners were taken and summarily executed as government forces press the campaign against the Villistas.
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Queretaro
Pedro Guzman
Laguna
Dinamita
Obregon
Villistas
Feminism asserted by Charlotte Perkins Gilman at Ford Hall
Gilman urged that women must earn their own living to fulfill motherhood and civic duty. She argued freedom for women through conscious motherhood and the right to choose a husband, claiming society and humanity hinge on women’s broader participation beyond traditional roles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlotte Perkins Gilman
Ford Hall
Mothers of Humanity
Mission for Married Women Opens in Roxbury
The Rev. Charles Crowe opened the mission for married women of St. Joseph's parish Roxbury in the church last night. More than 190 women attended. The mission continues through the week with masses at 5 and 6 a.m. followed by instruction and evening services at 7 45 o'clock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Crowe
C. SS. R
St. Joseph’s Parish
Roxbury
Everett Woman Praises Var-ne-sis For Rheumatism Relief
Mrs. G. R. Parker of Everett Massachusetts reports a remarkable recovery from rheumatism of the joints after using Var-ne-sis. She says five years of immobility improved, fingers no longer deformed, and she now enjoys good health.
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G. R. Parker
Woodlawn St
Everett
Mass
W. A. Varney
Boston
Lynn
Boylston Street
Feeding Squirrels and Birds on Common Under Scrutiny
The Boston Common feeding of peanuts to squirrels and pigeons sparked a policy clash as police issue warnings for peanut shells on the grounds. Dr. Francis H. Rowley argues against prosecution, saying kindness to animals should prevail and shells are not serious refuse.
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Park Street
Francis H. Rowley
American Humane Education Society
Station 4
Leutenant
Boston
Rowley
Purse Presented to Father Barry at St Mary’s Hall
Alumni of St Mary’s Parochial School hosted a reception in Cambridge for Rev William J Barry former St Mary’s Church curate now pastor of St Joseph’s East Pepperell More than 80 parishioners attended J Edward Barry presented a purse on behalf of the church Rev Michael J Doody commended Father Barry for 17 years of service at St Mary’s including 11 years as school director He left St Mary’s eight days ago after a 17 year tenure as curate.
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St. Mary's Parochial School
St. Mary's Hall
Cambridge
William J. Barry
St. Mary of the Annunciation
St. Joseph’s Church
East Pepperell
St. Mary's Parish
J. Edward Barry
Father Barry
Michael J. Doody
St. Mary's
St. Mary’s
Rindge Athlete Dies of Pneumonia
Sylvester Clayton McKinley, hockey team member of Rindge Technical School Cambridge and last year's baseball team captain, died yesterday of pneumonia at his home 5 Lee Street Cambridge. Funeral services will be held Tuesday.
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Sylvester Clayton McKinley
Rindge Technical School of
Cambridge
Lee Street
Three Men in a Boat Save Boy at Waltham River Rescue
Three men in a boat saved a small boy from the icy Charles River in the rear of Crescent street, Waltham. The boat and all four individuals later sank after cracking ice, but a large crowd pulled them to shore with ropes. The boy fled before being named.
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Charles River
Waltham
Crescent Street
Gus E. Litchfield
King
Lee
Mr. Litchfield, Sr
Ife
Beth Israel Hospital fundraiser nets $6276 in 18 minutes
Rep Simon Swig chaired a banquet at Talbot Hall Mechanics building where $6276 was raised in 18 minutes 40 seconds for Beth Israel Hospital remodeling. Danzig led the effort as association president with large gifts noted and auxiliaries pledging hundreds. Speakers included Standish Willcox Rabbi M M Leichler Alexander McGregor and Dr Charles Fleischer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Simon Swig
Beth Israel Hospital Association
Talbot Hall
Mechanics
Beth Israel Hospital
Hyman J. Danzig
Standish Willcox
Curley
M. M. Leichler
Alexander McGregor
Charles Fleischer
Mrs Blum Dies on Street in Jamaica Plain
Mrs Eva Blum, 67, of 152 Holland Street Jamaica Plain, collapsed on the sidewalk on Paul Gore Street near her home. She was taken to City Hospital where doctors pronounced her dead and the body sent to the morgue. The widow lived alone.
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Eva Blum
Holland Street
Jamaica Plain
Paul Gore Street
Jilted Girl Fails in Death Attempt on Charles River
Dora A Hill a colored domestic attempted suicide last night in Cambridge. She chose a waist deep pool near the Gray and Davis factory after ice on the river resisted her. She later walked to a hospital and told police she was 24 and was jilted by her sweetheart.
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Dora A. Hill
Cambridge
Charles River
Miss Hill
Gray & Davis
Charles
Thomas Shea
Rowe
Strathmore Road
Brookline
Boy Dodges Boulder While Getting Drink
In El Paso Texas a ten year old boy William Breck son of Dr L M Breck narrowly escaped death when a boulder crashed through the roof as he rose to take a drink. The rock was blasted at a nearby reservoir site.
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EL Paso
Texas
William Breck
L. M. Breck
Taft Fends Off Wolves With Pocket Knife in Birch Wake
William C. Taft of Utica New York crossed Birch Wake eighteen miles east of Mesaba Minnesota when seven timber wolves attacked. Using only a pocket knife he killed two wolves and was badly scratched before two companions with rifles arrived and drove the animals away.
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Mesaba
Minn
Birch Wake
Here
William C. Taft
Utica
N. Y
Taft
Fielder Jones Keeps Bob Groom For Tigers Threat
Manager Fielder Jones decides to keep pitcher Bob Groom with the team despite earlier plans to send him to the minors Groom is expected to remain a feared opponent for the Detroit Tigers as he was in Washington.
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Fielder Jones
Bob Groom
Washington Pielley
Jones
Groom
Detroit Tigers
Washington
New York Times Foresees Rising Clothing Prices
The New York Times explains that higher manufacturing costs will push retail clothing prices up. Merchants with $25 ranges will cap at $30 while top lines rise to $85, with: stronger brands likely to profit once the standard price floor moves. The piece notes buyers may accept higher prices even if costs fade later.
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New York Times
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