Favor Women in Ministry Favored by Most Boston Presbyterians
The majority of Boston’s Presbyterian ministers favor allowing women to be ruling and teaching elders and to join the ministry board, while a minority oppose. Several local pastors expressed support, with only a few voicing doubts about the plan’s wisdom.
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Boston
Committee On
Committee On Polity
General Assembly
St. Louis
Daniel Nicholson
Scotch Presbyterian Church
Warrenton Street
Clarence A. Young
Roxbury Presbyterian Church
Warren Street
Roxbury
James A. Verburg
First Presbyterian Church
Hyde Park
Isaac Ward
D. D
Columbus Avenue
Ralph M. Davis
Last Whist Party Aiding Parish School Fund
The ladies of St. Mark's Catholic Church held a successful whist in Whiton Hall Dorchester to raise funds for a parish school building. The event, the final one of the season, was organized by a large committee with each hostess contributing during the winter.
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St. Mark’s Catholic Church
Whiton Hall
Dorchester
Transports North Carolina and Montana Diverted to Boston Harbor
Nearly 3000 veterans aboard the North Carolina and Montana were diverted from Brest to Boston by wireless yesterday. The Montana carries the 314th Engineer Regiment. North Carolina troop list includes Sixth Army Corps detachments, field artillery units, casual officers, clerks and civilians. Harbor reception planned by city groups. tickets available at Liberty Hall for boats meeting the ships in Boston Harbor.
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Uncle Sam
North Carolina
Montana
Brest
New York
Boston
314Th Engineer
Sixth Army Corps
Sixth Army
14Th Field Artillery
Orlando Returns From Cabinet Meeting
Premier Orlando returned to Paris from a meeting of the Italian cabinet near Turin. He outlined the delegation's work in Paris and noted serious difficulties in pursuing Italian aspirations due to complex international issues. The cabinet voiced its support.
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Paris
Orlando
Turin
Havas
York the One Man Army Home Again
A crowded scene at the Waldorf Astoria details Sergeant York’s arrival after wartime exploits. Photographers, reporters, and a Tennessee reception committee bustle around York as he tours the hotel, receives gifts, and recalls combat with a German battalion commander. Kellogg arranges a staged welcome with plans for a ballroom reception and a dinner attended by a thousand guests and Major General George Duncan.
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Tennessee
York
New York
Waldorf-Astoria
Oscar Tschirkey
Oscar
United States
Peacock Alley
Tennessee Society
James J. King
Tennessee Reception Committee
Malcolm Meacham
Hinderburg
Mr. Kellogg
Waldorf
R. C. Pile
Pall Mall
the Waldorf
Argonne
George Duncan
Winnipeg Seeks Settlement In General Strike Talks
Open discussion of Winnipeg general strike by top forces will convene at City Hall at 10:30 tomorrow forenoon. Officials aim to clear radical menace, eject Bolsheviks, keep business open as unions and employers consider settlement terms. Telephone service restored by volunteers. most stores to open.
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Winnipeg
Man
City Hall
Charles F. Gray
Common Council
Gray
Dominion
Winnipeg Free Press
Mills Plan 15 Percent Pay Rise For 22000 Workers
Announcement from Amoskeag and Stark mills in Manchester confirms a 15 percent wage increase for about 22,000 workers, effective June 2, with notices to be posted later today.
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Manchester
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Amoskeag and Stark Mills
Boston & Maine railroad reorganization plans near completion
Plans to reorganize the Boston and Maine railroad proceed with federal backing nearing 20 million dollars to fund the project. Trustees in a will dispute hold that their affidavits may affect the unfunded debt and consolidation merits while stockholders weigh the proposed terms and wage talks continue at Labor Board backed meetings.
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Boston & Maine Railroad
Railroad Administration
Boston & Maine
Samuel C. Lawrence
United States District Court
Duane Seeks Federal Review Of Venue Change
Chief Deputy United States Marshal Patrick J. Duane requests a federal writ of certiorari to remove his case from Dedham Superior Court to federal jurisdiction. He was arrested by Quincy police at Houghs Neck on assault charges later amended to disturbing the peace and interfering with an officer. Judge Morton will hear arguments Monday.
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United States
Patrick J. Duane
Quincy
Hough's Neck
Duane
United States District Court
Dedham
Morton
Carmen Seeks Action on Demands at Meeting
Carmen leaders pressed for progress on wage and benefit demands as a committee planned to report on a proposed new agreement. President Matthew J. Higgins opened the meeting and sought unity to advance negotiations.
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Boa
John H. Reardon
Pla
Copany
Reardon
Becau
Aoice
Tremo Temple
Ww Labor Board
Carmen
Matthew J. Higgins
Mills Raise Pay In Clinton Mills Notice
Notices posted in the Lancaster mills foreclose tonight announcing a percent increase in wages effective June 2. The measure will benefit two operatives.
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Clinton
Lancaster Mills
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