Cornerstone Laying Planned for Church of All Nations
Clergymen from many denominations will participate in Sunday ceremonies marking the cornerstone laying of the Church of All Nations, at Shawmut avenue Osborn place and Wheeler street in the South End. The Morgan Memorial church will host services in English or native languages with ministers from diverse faiths, including Mohammedans, seeking to use the church. Cornerstone to be laid at 8 PM with Bishop Edwin H. Hughes delivering the sermon, as special services run all day Sunday.
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Church of All Nations
Morgan Memorial
Shawmut Avenue
Osborn Place
Wheeler Street
Edwin H. Hughes
Jurors and court staff finally paid after budget approval
City Council and Mayor Curley approved the long delayed budget of Clerk Francis A. Campbell and the Superior Civil Court releasing overdue jurors fees and court employees' pay. The treasurer’s office remained open until 6 pm to meet the payments.
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Francis A. Campbell
Superior Civil Court
Curley
Campbell
Bodies recovered in harbor tragedy identified later
Two large men about 200 pounds were found in the harbor yesterday awaiting identification. A third body, 45 years old, five feet nine inches, 160 pounds, dark complexion, brown eyes, wearing a gray mixed suit and cream underwear, was found in a Tudor street doorway. All remains are at the North Mortuary.
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Tudor Street
North Mortuary
Young Boston Boy Becomes U S Deputy Marshal
Eddie Lutsky once a Post newsboy is appointed United States deputy marshal by United States Marshal Mitchell. The 18 year old oath was taken before Judge Morton in federal court. known as Little Jeff he served as messenger and remains a Newsboys Union member while starting his marshal's office duties.
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Eddie Lutsky
Post
Marriage Made Him Nervous in Suffolk Divorce Court
Niclas Fathenos, a South End chef, sought divorce and nullity of his marriage to Florence M. Peters alleging she was already married when they wed in 1913. He learned after separation that she had earlier married Brockton man George Peters who later divorced her. George Peters testified Florence married Smith in Brockton, and his own marriage ended by desertion. The judge took the case under advisement.
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Niclas Fathenos
Lawton
Suffolk
Fathenos
South End
Florence M. Fathenos
Florence M. Peters
Brockton
George Peters
Nova Scotia
George P. Peters
Florence M. Smith
Peters
Wife’s past wedding drives battered husband to court
Testimony recounts a bachelor who married his housekeeper after she left her previous husband. He describes years of nervous abuse, multiple confrontations, and a later arrest after striking a man seen with his wife. The witness details debt and legal costs from the incident.
Straw Hat Sale At Wolf's My Clothier
Advertising offers men straw hats at Wolf's on Hanover and Portland Streets. A $2 straw hat is discounted to 1.60 with legal stamps included.
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Wolf's
Hanover
Portland Sts
Provost Guard Now Carrying Night Sticks
Massachusetts' soldier police have begun swinging night sticks. H Company of the Ninth Infantry assigned to provost duty received clubs from the Boston police. If you hear rat-a-tat on the sidewalk at night you may be confronted not by civilians but by military provosts arresting soldiers.
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Massachusetts
Ninth Infantry
Boston Police Department
Discharges Authorized for Guardsmen to Become Officers
Authorization arrived for the discharge of enlisted National Guard members who are needed as commissioned officers in guard units not yet mobilized. The Governor must request these discharges, naming the men desired.
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National Guard
Onion Trust Charges Made
A U S grand jury filed indictments against 84 individuals and firms for unlawful conspiracy to restrain interstate onion trade. Defendants linked to the National Union Association based in Kenton Ohio allegedly controlled 75 percent of 200 million pounds yearly northern onions, hoarded supply, divided territories, fixed prices, and eliminated competition. Four defendants from Massachusetts include F C Kidder of Sunderland Oscar Belden and James Campbell of South Deerfield.
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United States
Anderson
United States Grand Jury
National Union Association
Kenton
Ohio
Massachusetts
F. C. Kidder
F. C. Kidder Company
Sunderland
George Belden
Oscar E. Belden
Oscar Belden & Sons
Bradstreet
James Campbell
South Deerfield
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Texas Steamship Company
Helen A. Drake
E.T. Slattery Co
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Boston Common
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Eka
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