Irish peace delegates in London add secretary John Charters
The Irish peace delegation spent a quiet Sunday in London with delegates and secretaries divided among churches. A third secretary, John Charters, was added, drawing speculation. Charters is unrelated to Irish political bodies and is the delegation’s only member not tied to Dail Eireann. He is the grandson of Richard.
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Associated Press
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Cambridge Celebrates Diamond Jubilee City Birthday
Cambridge marked its diamond jubilee on its 75th birthday with special church services and a mass meeting on the common. The city is festooned with flags, and thousands of residents participate in the celebration. The anniversary ball is planned at the Cambridge Armory, Sanders Theatre hosts a public meeting, and a grand parade is scheduled for Wednesday. Vice President Coolidge referenced in the coverage.
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Edward W. Quinn
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First Church
Famed counsel not yet hired in disbarment case
Rumors persist that two big New York lawyers may join the defense in the disbarment trial of Attorneys Corcoran Coakley and Mc Isaacs. Coakley denies planning to hire counsel and has not considered a New York attorney. Corcoran’s plans remain unknown. names like Martin Littleton and W Bourke Corcoran have been mentioned in speculation.
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Snowstorm in Aroostook Reports Heavy Snow
Motor parties arriving in Bangor from Aroostook county report a brisk snow storm today with six to twelve inches at Maple and surrounding points and a lighter fall at Patten not extending far south.
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Grand Goblin of the Ku Klux Klan Promotes New England Reach
A.J. Padon Jr the grand goblin of the Invisible Empire spoke to reporters in Boston hotel lobby recounting Klan expansion in New England. He defended the order as 100 percent American, denied anti Jewish Catholic or Negro doctrines, and said Jews Catholics and Negroes cannot join due to religious or racial reasons.
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Murphy May Run For Mayor With GGA Backing
Republicans expect Fire Commissioner John R. Murphy to announce his mayoral candidacy and seek endorsement from the Good Government Association as they bank on a favorable race this year.
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Two Hurt In Auto Mishap On Charles River Street
David Carey 40 of 187 Colbourn Street East Dedham and Herman Colsch 41 of 185 Colbourn Street were seriously injured when the auto driven by Colsch went off a three foot embankment on Charles River Street. Dr. Charles Pease and Dr. William Mitchell treated Colsch and Carey. Police Chief Norman A McKenzie said a clear account is pending and that Colsch will be summoned and arraigned for driving while intoxicated when injuries permit.
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Willam Mitchell
Colach
Needham Police
Robbery on Pearl Street In Lynn Reported
Lewis Christian told police he was held up beaten and robbed by three men at Pearl and Essex streets in Lynn last evening The suspect identified at a lunch room was Francis T Ryan The robbers took 15 dollars and a watch valued at 80 dollars and Sergeant George Rowe assisted in the search
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Corcoran in Boston Again
Attorney William J. Corcoran, one of the lawyers the Bar Association seeks to disbar, was in Boston yesterday and last night. He now lives at Portchester and dined privately at a Back Bay hotel, not registered, after visiting his Jamaica Plain home.
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Unity Weather Flush Likely Warm Today and Tonight
Forecast says mild conditions in Unity with a slight rise in temperatures. Expect sunny to partly cloudy skies and a gentle breeze through day and into the night.
Temperature report from Thompson's Spa yesterday
Yesterday's temperatures recorded by Thompson's Spa show readings ranging from a low near minus five to a high around sixty eight with evening values near sixty five. Averages indicate 49 for yesterday and 62 for the same date last year.
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Judge Lloyd White dies at 72 in Taunton
Taunton October 9 Judge Lloyd O White former Superior Court justice and Bristol county district attorney died at 170 High Street after a three week illness He was 72 born Norton December 12 1844 and educated at Norton Pawtucket High Tufts He served in the state Legislature 1881 and 1884 held posts as city solicitor and school committee He was a Mason Odd Fellow and member of the Historical Society Survived by wife Esther Baylies White and three children Mrs John B Knox Everett B White and Alfred B White
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Pershing Not Going to London for Westminster Abbey Ceremony
Paris dispatch reports General Pershing will not travel to London to lay the congressional medal on the tomb of the unknown British soldier in Westminster Abbey. If the ceremony occurs another American officer will represent the United States. The decision stems from lack of time before the October 2 deadline.
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Middlesex School to play St. Mark's on Southboro gridiron
Concord report notes Middlesex School football from North Concord will meet St. Mark's School on their field in Southboro next Saturday afternoon in an annual clash.
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Son Returns From Sea Grave After Near Drowning
A 19 year old, six foot tall man from Pemberton square yesterday afternoon surfaced alive after authorities say he jumped overboard to avoid danger during a 150 yard swim in clothes. John Manning of 182 Norfolk Avenue reported the incident to Inspector Dennessey of the Homicide Bureau, with witnesses to confirm he was not drowned.
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Undecided as to Pelletier
District Attorney Pelletier, said to be considering resigning to run for mayor, remains out of town and will return tomorrow. Attorney General Allen declined to say if he will pursue Pelletier’s removal, noting no action today and no determined timetable.
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Steamer Rowan Sunk After Collision Off Scotland Coast
In dense fog off the southwest coast of Scotland the Rowan, a Laird Line steamer between Glasgow and Dublin, was damaged by one vessel and later sunk by a second in response to an SOS. Thirteen crew and three passengers are missing. two passengers died after rescue by responding ships.
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Rowand Rowan Sinks After Dual Collision Off Corswall Point
Official report says 93 aboard including crew. 77 saved by four assisting ships. Ameri can Southern Syncopated Orchestra members aboard. Pete Robinson the drummer died after rescue. Collision occurred in North Channel when Rowan hit West Camak in fog. Clan Malcolm struck Rowan amidships, sank. West Camak and three other vessels aided rescue and Glasgow bound survivors. Captain Donald Brown of Glasgow reportedly perished with the Rowan.
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Series Now Tied as Teams Split Championship Bid
Ruth hits a solo homer in the ninth with none on as New York Giants batter Carl Mays and his submarine in Coogan's Bluff area. but the Giants win 4 to 2, tying the world series at two games each.
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Forecast notes hints of rain and warmth for New England
Cloudy warmer conditions expected for Boston and vicinity with increasing clouds and a possible shower Monday night. Northern New England to see unsettled, cloudy weather with local showers and colder Tuesday, while Southern New England faces rain Monday night and a cooler Tuesday. Winds remain fresh from the southwest across Sandy Hook to Hatteras.
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