Coalition Seeks Deportation of Cork Lord Mayor Donal J O Callaghan
A loyal coalition asks President Harding, Labor Secretary Davis, and Attorney General Daugherty to deport Donal J. O Callaghan Lord Mayor of Cork who entered the U S illegally to foment international hatred. The letter condemns his presence as treacherous to America and urges immediate deportation and cooperation to remove the alien factor from national life.
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Donald
O'Callaghan
Cork
United
Harding
Secretary of Labor
James J. Davis
Harry M. Daugherty
Loyal Coalition
Donal J. O'Callaghan
Ireland
America
United States
War and Navy Departments
Sinn Fein
St. Patrick’s Day
Driver Held For Leaving After Injury In Newton
William Leo Collins a 24 year old street car conductor of 92 Lexington street Woburn was arrested by Newton inspectors for driving the auto that struck and injured Russell Carter 30 of Newtonville Monday night. He faces arraignment in West Newton Court on the charge of leaving the scene after causing injuries.
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William Leo Collins
Lexington Street
Woburn
Boston Elevated
Newton
Russell Carter
Newtonville
Newton Hospital
Collins
West Newton
Cardinal Gibbons Laid To Rest In Solemn Mass
In Baltimore on March 30 pallbearers and clergy gathered as James Cardinal Gibbons lay in state and prepared for the final mass at the Cathedral of the Assumption. The ceremony will feature a Gregorian chant and include the apostolic delegate at Washington along with other cardinals archbishops and bishops.
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Baltimore
James Cardinal Gibbons
Sistine Chapel
Rome
Apostolic
Washington
College of Cardinals
Silence Follows Cardinal Gibbons Wake at Cathedral
The public service for Cardinal Gibbons ends as officials from Catholic nations and city leaders attend. The body will lie in the cathedral crypt, open since Archbishop Spalding’s burial in 1872, with only close relatives present. For three days 30,000 mourners paused at the great dome church, then a citywide one minute of silence will mark the Mass at 10 o clock.
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Spalding
Cardinal Gibbons
Methodists debate women ordination at New England conference
The New England Methodist Episcopal conference in Springfield applauded Rev. George H. Spencer of Boston predicting that 1924 General Conference will admit women to the ministry. The session discussed democracy in Methodism, deaconesses, and the future role of women preachers amid broader talks on education, church growth, and conference leadership.
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George E. Richards
Springfield
New England Methodist Episcopal Conference
Trinity Church
George H. Spencer
Boston
Methodist Church
General Conference
The
Spencer
Board of
James A. Beebe
Boston University School of Theology
Home Board
Church officers named at deaconess board meeting
The Rev. Alfred Noon of Everett and Rev. C. W. Jeffras of Salem are listed as cen and statistician with others chosen as assistants for each officer. At the deaconesses board meeting speakers included Rev. Leopold A. Nies Worcester District Superintendent J. M. Shepler Boston and Clarence W. Williams secretary of the New England Deaconess Association.
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Cen
Alfred Noon
Everett
C. W. Jeffras
Salem
William M. Cassidy
Somerville
Nichols Named President of Technology
Dr. Nichols appointed president of Technology, bringing a staff of 80 scientists from diverse illumination research. A veteran of naval ordnance work, he developed valuable optical devices, studied at Cornell, Berlin, Cambridge, and Berlin under Planck, and created a sensitive radiometer for radiant energy. He taught at Colgate, Dartmouth, Columbia, and Yale, earning the Rumford medal in 1905.
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Nichols
Katherine Williams West
Hamilton
N. Y
Dartmouth
Colgate
Clark
Wesleyan
Vermont
Pittsburg
Dennison
Colgate University
Columbia
Maclaurin
Technology
England
Dartmouth College
Yale
Institute
Rumford
Noted scientist Nichols receives honors for light and heat work
The American Academy of Arts and Sciences praises his discovery of light beam pressure and his radiometer research. He collaborates on major journals and holds roles in several societies, including the American Physical Society and American Philosophical Society. His radiometer measures earth heating from planets and stars, detecting heat from a single candle at 16 miles.
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American Academy of Arts and Sciences
Amercan Physical Society
American Philosophical Society
American Astronomical Society
Physical Review
Astrophysical Journal
Nichols
Earth
American Brass Co makes wage cuts in Ansonia
Ansonia Conn March 30 Announcement of wage reductions by the American Brass Company after talks with local shop committees. Salaries and piece work rates to drop ten percent. Hourly workers to lose five cents per hour.
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Ansonia, Conn
American Brass Company Today
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TECH
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