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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
May 23, 1922
Page
7
Miss Rose A. Conway of Danvers learned her fiancé Jesse T. Berriman was already married and a father. Her brother and sister said she will not sue and wants to forget the affair, noting a religion difference would have prevented the union anyway.
Reports from Manchester New Hampshire state Stark Mills of the International Cotton Company have merged with the Amoskeag Manufacturing Company. Officials from both firms offered no comment as Treasurer F C Dumaine and directors inspected the Stark Mills beside the Amoskeag.
A vast Unity House mass meeting closed the first day of Unitarian Anniversary Week with strong appeals for larger congregations. The event drew full seating, featured a roll call of 20 reporting churches, and highlighted All Souls Church of Washington, D C as the largest gain. Delegates and attendees hailed from across the United States and from Czechoslovakia, Holland, and Wales.
Early yesterday a series of events began with prayers in King's Chapel and included the Unitarian Laymen's League council, the Ministerial Union, and the Massachusetts Convention of Congregational Ministers. Reports show a notable drop in college drinking, while unity and church attendance rise as speakers urge proactive citizenship and expanded church outreach.
A brief line reflects uncertainty and insecurity among historic creeds and notes the senseless number of divisions. The quotation hints at concerns over unity and the fragmentation within religious or ideological groups.
The Los Angeles jury in the Arthur C. Burch case failed to reach a verdict on the slaying of broker J Belton Kennedy. Final ballot was 7 to 5 for acquittal with four women voting for acquittal. The case was placed on the calendar for a third trial next Saturday.
The Gorton Pew Fisheries Company of Gloucester faced a $2,013,000 deficit in 1921 as creditors urge a receivership. Bank-backed managers disputed, noting high salaries among officials. court adjourned to consider plans and bank interests.
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