Cardinal to Dedicate New St Aidans Church in Brookline
Cardinal O Connell will dedicate the new Catholic church of St Aid an s in Brookline with a solemn high mass at 10 30 Sunday morning November 17. The ceremony includes Rev Joseph F Coppinger as celebrant and Rev Edward F Mcleod and Rev Peter J McCormack as deacon and sub deacon with Monsignor Splaine presiding and Father Maurice C P to preach.
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Chuch
St. Aidan's
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Cardinal O’connell
Joseph F. Coppinger
Edward F. Mcleod
St. Stephen's Church
North End
Peter J. McCormack
St. Joseph's Church
Chambers _ street
West End
M. J. Splaine
D. D
Cathedral of the Holy Cross
Father Maurice, C. P
Brighton
New Trophy Room Campaign At Harvard
The Harvard Crimson launches an annual drive for a new trophy room calling the current space a disgrace. It urges the student council to act to secure a better site for Harvard’s preserved trophies.
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Streets Cleared By Troops In Lawrence Textile Strike
Dudley M. Holman testified that Governor Foss boosted militia in Lawrence to keep peace during the textile strike. Witnesses detailed Ettor and Giovanitti statements urging peace and denying instigation, while townsfolk blamed dynamite on capitalists.
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Foss
Lawrence
Dudley M. Holman
Lopizzo
Militia Ordered Streets Cleared After Jan 29 Riots
Mr. Holman testified that Colonel Sweet ordered soldiers to clear the streets of strikers on the morning of January 29 and that he saw the troops carry out the order. Limited testimony questioned whether dynamite planting in Lawrence was instigated by mill owners to harm striker causes as defense witnesses questioned strikers’ beliefs. Mrs Mika was described in the proceeding as of a continuing testimony.
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Josephine Liss
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House Rules Committee
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Holman
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Pastor Refusal to Accept Resignation Stuns Congregation
The Rev. A. K. MacLennan, 16 years at First United Presbyterian Church at Warren Ave and West Brookline St, offered resignation to become pastor of Knox Church in Vancouver B C. The congregation refused to accept and will present it to the Boston Presbytery next Tuesday night. MacLennan said he would reconsider if the presbytery wished him to stay and he could arrange with Vancouver.
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First United Presbyterian Church
Warren Avenue
West Brookline Street
Knox Church
Vancouver
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Students use women's fad in cigarette holders
Harvard students adopt long quill like cigarette holders as a fad among women in Cambridge. The five to seven inch holders have a silver end and project a foot ahead when lit, prompting New York officials to consider a street use ban as a safety measure.
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