Orthodox tone at Church of the Advent rally targets radicals
Reverend William H. Van Allen scolds Canon Henson while arguing the Protestant Episcopal Church appeared largely orthodox after a Boston gathering. He warns the church congress misleads non-members by showcasing a fringe group as representative.
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Protestant Episcopal Church
United States
Boston
William H. van Allen
Church of the Advent
Henson
Church Congress
Congress
Sermon Condemns Church Congress Debates as Heretical Risk
Dr. Van Allen argued that discussing issues where the church has clear policy weakens authority and urged that such talks verge on heresy. He criticized radicals at the congress and cited as problematic topics like socialism and psychotherapy, stressing the danger of deviating from settled church teachings. Continued on page 4, third column.
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van Allen
Canon Henson
Five convicts flee hospital at Rutland prison camp
Five convicts escaped from the Massachusetts prison camp hospital and remain at large. They sawed through a window bar during rounds and fled into a downpour as deputies and townspeople search the woods. The escapees Henry Tyler Frederick Williams Timothy Callaghan Charles Moore and Joseph Murtagh are all in prison uniforms and unarmed.
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Rutland
Hospital
Massachusetts
Erskine
Henry Tyler
Frederick Williams
Timothy Callaghan
Charles Moore
Boston
Joseph Murtagh
New York
Canoeists Rescued on Charles River Near Cemetery Bend
William Jacques 41 and Edward Southerland 23 of Cambridge were rescued by Wal tham men James Burgin and Orrin Bagley after a gust overturned their canoe near Cemetery Bend on the Charles River.
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Waltham
William Jacques
Edward Southerland
Cambridge
Charles River
James Burgin
Orrin Bagley
Jacques
Southerland
Cemetery Bend
Sisters abducted in Saugus mystery case
Police search for May Cryan 15 and her 3 year old sister Annie who vanished after left Boston for New York from Michael Hardiman home on Westland avenue Saugus. The girls were reportedly pelted with stones by playmates and had not been found by nightfall.
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Saugus
Cryan
Annie
Michael Hardiman
Westland Avenue
Boston
New York
Police Probe Cryan Girls Kidnapping Case In New York And Massachusetts
Police search ongoing for Mary Cryan and Annie Cryan after messages from Sergeant Moore of New York indicate stepfather may be involved. Saugus and Boston officers scoured woods near Saugus and visited West Lynn home of the Cryans while neighbors claim Mary intended to adopt Annie legally or flee to New York to join their stepfather.
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Moore
New York
Cryan
Boston and Saugus
R. O. Mansfield
Saugus
Boston
Lynn
West Lynn
Hardiman
Little Annie
Mary Cryan
Annie
Mary
Mail Train Robbery by Bandits Shocks Spokane
Six bandits robbed a Great Northern mail car between Colbert and Mead. The locomotive and mail car separated from the train collided with the passenger coaches. About $20 000 in registered mail was looted and 12 people were injured as the detached car was dragged back along the track.
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Wash
Great Northern
Colbert
Mead
Robbers Hold Up Train and Steal Mail Car Away
In Colbert a gang of four to six robbers stopped a passenger train by forcing two workers to shut off steam. They severed the mail car, looted the registered mail, and fled after firing shots. Conductor Robertson telegraphed Spokane as the crew battled to prevent further disaster.
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Colbert
William Miller
John Fall
Benjamin F. Stumpf
C. L. Robertson
Spokane
Death takes Henry Chase Watertown longtime morals crusader
Henry Chase 85 longtime chief agent of the New England Watch and Ward Society died at his Marshall street home. He directed campaigns against objectionable literature slot machines and materials harming public morals. Chase logged nearly 1000 moral crime convictions and led a Decameron sale crusade before retiring two years ago.
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Watertown
Henry Chase
New England Watch and Ward Society
Marshall Street
Chase
School Street
Leaking Electric Flash Returns After Grounding Off Shoals
The schooner Electric Flash, 115 tons, commanded by Captain William Bissert, limped into Gloucester harbor leaking in a dozen places after running aground on Handkerchief Shoals while returning to port with a full mackerel hold. The crew, exhausted from keeping the ship afloat, faced a foggy midnight grounding off the West Virginia coast.
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Gloucester
William Bissert
West Virginia
15 Year Old Alsie Akyroyd Swims Hull Out Against Cold Wind
Alsie Akyroyd, a 15 year old girl from East Boston, successfully swam Hull out despite 50 degree water and a strong wind. She battled turbulent tides and choppy seas at the Hull Peddock's Island crossing with powerful strokes to complete the feat.
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Alsie Akyroyd
East Boston
Hull
Peddock’s Island
Miss Akyroyd
East Boston Swimmer Makes Historic Channel Crossing
Miss Akyroyd braved Hull Gut’s treacherous tide and shallow width to swim the narrow channel, a feat only two men have officially achieved. Accompanied by Johnnie Winston and Bray, she aimed to complete the crossing before sailing to Europe on June 2, marking a remarkable first for a woman despite near exhaustion.
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East Boston
Peter McNally
Captain Webb
Miss Akyroyd
Hull
Europe
Miss Akyroyd Conquers Hull Gut In Bold Rescue Swim
East Boston swimmer Miss Akyroyd completes a daring crossing of Hull Gut amid dangerous eddies and currents. A crowd of yachts and launches gathers as she lands on Peddock's Island, earning a triumphant cheer and adding to a string of victories that fill her room with trophies.
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Miss Akyroyd
Peddock's Island
Hull Gut
East Boston
Forecast for New England and Boston Area Weather
May 16 report shows showers clearing Monday with warmer conditions into Maine and the coast. Tuesday brings fair skies with moderate to brisk winds shifting westward. Steamers to European ports can expect westerly winds and fair weather toward the Grand Banks.
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Washington
New England
Maine
European
Grand Banks
Red Sox edge Tigers 3 2 in tense close game
Boston wins 3 to 2 over Detroit in a splendid contest that ends amid near riot tension. Post bowlers face three teams tonight on Boston alleys. Dartmouth favored to win the New England intercollegiate meet. Johnson O'Brien fight in Philadelphia not for heavyweight title.
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Boston Red Sox
Detroit
Boston
Dartmouth
New England
Johnson O’brien
Philadelphia
Boston Triumphs Over Detroit 3 2 In Park Contest
The Boston Red Sox defeated the Detroit Tigers 3 to 2 before 13 000 in Detroit today in a tense game marked by a field melee as Moriarity slid home on a close play with Carrigan. Boston’s infield defense and sharp plays by Waener Stahl and Lord fueled the win.
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Detroit
Mich
Tigers
Boston Red Sox
Carrigan
Boston
McConnell
Waener
Speer
Tiger
Stahl
Wagner
Walter
Colt
Lord
Bush
Speaker
McCullough Jury Returns Sealed Verdict in City Case
The sealed verdict in the Leo F. McCullough and James T. Cassidy case, charged with larceny and conspiracy against the city, was reached at 10:30 Saturday night and will be made public this morning. Twelve detectives shadowed each juror as questions poured in to the Post by telephone.
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Leo F. McCullough
Common Council
James T. Cassidy
McCullough
Schofield
Malden
Providence Sleuths Probe Strangulation Death
Police in Providence investigate the death of Miss Laura B. Regester who was strangled last Monday night. A missing resort employee, who vanished after reports of the case, is being sought for questioning as authorities expand the dragnet for clues.
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Providence
R. I
Laura B. Regester
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