Cardinal O'Connell Urges World Healing In Boston Address
Cardinal O'Connell spoke informally to St. Vincent de Paul Society members in Cathedral School Hall, urging unselfishness love and tenderness to restore peace and prosperity. He blamed greed and propaganda for war and urged Americans to oppose contemptible lies and divisive politics. The speech followed the Pope’s death and welcomed the new Pope as he prepared to celebrate Mass at the Cathedral.
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James J. McMurray
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Pius XI
Building Trades Hold Conference Opening in Fitchburg
Delegates from Massachusetts union locals returned from Fitchburg for a City Club meeting to select a committee of business agents for a joint conference with the Building Trades Employers' Association and the Boston Society of Architects. The 2 PM session will review a wage and working agreement, with plans for trade group wage talks and arbitration machinery to prevent future disputes.
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Gompers Visit Sparks AFL Delegates Interest in June Convention
Samuel Gompers, AFL president, visits Boston and New England, stirring union activity as affiliates prepare for the June 10 to June convention in Cincinnati. Conservatives gauge strength amid coal and textile strikes and push for careful delegate selection to influence the largest ever New England delegation.
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Morrill Divorce Case Moves to Springfield Final Hearings
Final hearings in the Morrill divorce case begin in the Springfield Superior Court today. Douglas S. Carter, a young mining engineer named as a co respondent, will be the key witness for Mrs Florence Morrill in her challenge to the charges raised by Leon G Morrill, a Brookline manufacturer.
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Spring Fun at Frog Pond Opens in Boston Public Garden
Colorful tulips and budding trees frame a sunny day as children wade in Frog Pond at Boston’s Public Garden and Common. Adults laugh watching youngsters shed shoes and stockings, while a wary observer recalls being whipped for similar splashes in youth.
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Jazz Bandits Stay in Cells
Four debonair bandits who strutted on Boylston Street were jailed on Charles Street after failing to post 101000 dollars bail. They did not convince police they were investigators as they claimed, while a girl connected to the case was already bailed. Descriptions and photos circulated from New York to Chicago seeking whether the men are wanted elsewhere.
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Departure of Men for Boston Expected Today
From New York comes the original tip of the men’s departure for Boston and authorities anticipate the move to occur today.
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New York
Boston
Mayors Confer on Textile Strike in Manchester Meeting
Mayor George B. Trudel says mayors of Dover and Somersworth accept invitation to join Nashua's Mayor Burque for a Manchester conference. Town and city officials from the textile strike zone will attend the second meeting to discuss a plan to end the 11 week strike.
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Rupert Hughes Story The Wallflower to Appear in Post Magazine
Rupert Hughes writes The Wallflower an amusing romantic tale set to appear in the Boston Sunday Post Magazine next issue. The feature promises light humor and a focus on romance with a classic pulp voice.
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Boston Sunday Post
Two Cyclists Injured in Spill on Main Street
David and Eugene Jehu brothers of Somerville were severely cut and bruised when their motorcycle hit a stone on Main Street Stoneham near Spot Pond parkway yesterday afternoon. The collision occurred as the front wheel struck a stone and the machine overturned. Annie Rowell, once a San Francisco millinery shop salesgirl, now buys for over 50 American firms in France.
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Bathing Stations in New York and Other Cities
A fragment notes plans for public bath facilities in New York and several other cities to provide bathing stations for men. The text hints at municipal efforts to improve sanitation and public health through accessible facilities.
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