Long Hike Suggested To Curb Desire To Rob
In New York on May 16 United News quotes Y M C A director Dr Louis R Weiz miller advising that a four to five mile hike can curb a young man’s urge to rob by exhausting nerves and providing an outlet for emotion. He says exercise could prevent erratic or abnormal behavior.
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New York
United News
Miles
Louis R. Weizmiller
Two Prominent Hub Priests Die in Boston Archdiocese
Death yesterday claimed two well regarded priests of the Boston archdiocese. The Rev. William F Powers rector of St. Rose’s Chelsea died in Brant Rock while recuperating health. The Rev. Timothy J Mahoney born 1861 in Boston and educated at Boston Latin School Boston College St Marys Seminary and St Johns Seminary served at multiple parishes and became permanent pastor of St Williams Dorchester Avenue. He assisted as editor and engaged in literary work before pastoral assignments culminating at St Rose’s Chelsea.
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St. Rose’s
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William F. Powers
Brant Rock
Timothy J. Mahoney
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St. Mary’s Church
Charlestown
St. Peter and St. Paul’s
Sacred Heart Review
Merrimac
West Newbury
Manchester-by-the-Sea
St. Rose’s Church
Fr. Cusack
Father Mahoney
Pearl Street
Boston Latin School
Boston College
St. Mary’s Seminary
Baltimore
St. John’s Seminary
Brighton
St. Bridget's Church
Abington
William P. Drennan
John J. Donegan
Dorchester Priest Dies Suddenly in Church Rectory
P aster of St William s Church Dorchester in the Savin Hill district died suddenly in the church rectory last night Both priests were in their 62nd year
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Great literary talent from Boston noted in early life
A Chronicle of a writer born in Boston on February 24, 1861. He attended South End schools, Quincy grammar school, and English High in 1876. He studied at Boston College, completed honors in 1882, then began philosophy studies at the Troy diocesan seminary.
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Troy
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Search for two believed drowned near Bartlett Pond
In Livermore Maine authorities and a 50 member posse search for 5 year old Rilka Heikkinen and 38 year old Raul P Matti after they left home for a fishing trip at Bartlett Pond. Matti warned the girl not to go with him and his hat was found floating on the pond while a boat was seen upright with tackle inside. The two day search yielded no clues and Sheriff Stevens and deputies plan to continue the hunt tomorrow.
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Rilka Heikkinen
Raul P. Matti
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Matti
Stevens
Boston Chamber Elects Ten To Board Of Directors
Ten Boston business men were elected to the Boston Chamber of Commerce board for three year terms. The new directors include W. Irving Bullard Charles M. Cox H F Fred Cullen George H. Ellis Frank H. Purington Francis W. Tully and Edward F. Woods. The meeting also chose Frank M. Eshleman for two years and Henry G. Bradlee Oliver M. Fisher for one year. President Morss spoke on chamber activities such as pamphlet publishing promoting Boston advantages supporting veterans and halting dishonest solicitations.
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Boston
Boston Chamber of Commerce
W. Irving Bullard
Charles M. Cox
Fred Cullen
George H. Ellis
Frank H. Purington
Francis W. Tully
Edward F. Woods
Frank M. Eshleman
Henry G. Bradlee
Oliver M. Fisher
Morss
Chamber
New England
Fahey Fined for Illegal Liquor Sales in Municipal Court
Bartholomew J. Fahey was fined 150 dollars by Judge Sullivan in Municipal Court yesterday on three counts of illegal liquor sales. Fahey appealed.
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Bartholomew J. Fahey
Sullivan
Fahey
Mission Hill Post May Party Tonight in Roxbury
Massachusetts state and city officials join Legion Post commanders for the annual May party and reunion of Mission Hill Post at Rose Croix Hall Roxbury on Dudley Street. Radio jazz concert prize exhibition dancing and cabaret are planned. committee led by James Wood and William H Harrison.
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Mission Hill
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Rose Croix Hall
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William H. Harrison
Eagles Members Cleared After Tremendous Dry Raid Hearing
United States Commissioner Hayes discharged officers and employees of Brockton Aerie 617 Fraternal Order of Eagles after a raid on their lodge rooms found ale and brewing gear. The court ruled agents trespassers as the alley to the cellar was private property. Defendants included Joseph A. D. O'Brien, Michael Hennessy, William O'Brien, and Jacob Goings.
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United States
Hayes
Brockton Aerie 617
Order of Eagles
Daniel A. Shea
The
Eagles
Alton Trufant
Joseph AD. O’brien
Michael Hennessy
Board of Trustees
William O’brien
Jacob Goings
Philippine record flight ships Zamboanga to Manila in five hours
The first long distance flight in the Philippines set a 500 mile record with two army planes flying from Zamboanga to Manila in five hours. The May 15 event marks a milestone in Philippine air capability.
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Philippines
Zamboanga
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