Dr. Mann Re-Elected President in Episcopal General Convention
Rev. Dr. Alexander Mann of Boston was re-elected president of the House of Deputies at the Protestant Episcopal general convention in St. Louis. He defeated Rev. James E. Freeman of Minneapolis by 343 to 103, and the vote was later made unanimous. Mann first won the post in 1913.
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ST. Louis
Alexander Mann
Boston
House of Deputies
Protestant Episcopal General Convention
James E. Freeman
Minneapolis
Mann
New York
Armenian Relief Appeal At Mass Meeting In Constantinople
Dr James McNaughton director of Ritynia High School described Armenians in Turkey as facing death by starvation and exposure, urging observance of October 21 and 22 as relief days per President Wilson's proclamation. Notes on the world series score were shared in the House of Deputies. Massachusetts delegation showed enthusiasm.
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James McNaughton
Ritynia High School
Constantinople
Armenia
Turkey
Asia Minor
McNaughton
Wilson
United States
House of Deputies
Massachusetts
William I F. Faber
Montana
House of Bishops
Small to Be Orator at Maine Teachers Meet
Augustus D. Small headmaster of the South Boston High School will deliver the oration at the Maine Teachers Association annual meeting in Portland on October 2. He will speak on Historic Fairness.
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Maine
Augustus D. Small
South Boston
Prof Taft Joins Yale Republican Club
New Haven October 11 Former President William Howard Taft accepted the honorary presidency of the Yale Republican Club and its undergraduate organization. His son Charles P Taft II serves as vice president.
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New Haven
William Howard Taft
Yale Republican Club
Charles P. Taft
Newtonville Boys Rescued After Freight Car Lockout
Robert Schofield and Milton Briggs, both 18, returned home after being trapped for over 20 hours in a Boston & Albany freight car. The boys slipped into a partly filled car in Newtonville yards. an employee unknowingly locked them in, and they were found in Natick freight yards at noon.
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Robert Schofield
Milton Briggs
Newtonville
Boston & Albany
Natick
Peddler Bares Shin's to Jury in Dog Bite Suit
Joseph Rubenfine of Boston testifies in Suffolk Superior Court about being attacked and bitten by a dog. He shows the jury scars on his shins as he sues Arthur J. Smith of North Andover for 2000, who denies the claim.
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Joseph Rubenfine
Boston
Morton
Suffolk Superior Court
Arthur J. Smith
North Andover
Postal Clerk Found Guilty in Lowell Embezzlement Case
Jesse W. Chapman a longtime Lowell post office clerk was found guilty by a federal jury of embezzling letters. The eight hour deliberation followed testimony that letters appeared in his overalls pocket and were dropped when summoned to the postmaster’s office. Chapman claimed a conspiracy by coworkers seeking promotion and argued the sighting was impossible with his jumper on.
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Jesse W. Chapman
Lowell
United States District Court
Chapman
Tie
One Man Cars Authorized for Bay State Street Railway
The Public Service Commission granted Bay State Street Railway Company permission to operate one man cars for the first time. Two units will have doors at each end so the motorman can oversee fare payment as passengers enter and exit. The experiment will run on low traffic sections to test suitability and efficiency.
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Public Service Commission
Bay State Street Railway Company
Bay State
Protestant Churches New England Sermons and Lectures
Edward Burt will sing at the first Church in Charlestown next Sunday with Dr. Waldron and Rev. Charles Talmage delivering sermons on The Holy City. Rev Herbert A Jump from Redlands will lecture at Maverick Church East Boston on Some Little Sermons from California Scenery illustrated by colored slides. Suffolk North Association met in Somerville with talks on Evangelism and Men Winning Men. Episcopal pension fund reports show Trinity Church and others listing contributions. South Middlesex Conference in Watertown focused on Unitarian Methods and awakening.
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Edward Burt
Boston
Charlestown
Waldron
Charles Talmage
Purt
California
Herbert A. Jump
Redlands
Cal
Maverick Congregational Church
East Boston
Suffolk North Association of ‘Congregational Churches
Broadway
Somerville
Howard A. Bridgman
The
Congregationalist
South Middlesex
Unitarian Church
Watertown
Wabash Road Traffic Men Visit Boston
About 15 representatives from the Wabash Railway traffic department with Hi G Holden visit Boston for two days to inspect freight terminals of the Boston & Maine Boston & Albany and New York New Haven Hartford lines. Delegation comes from St Louis Omaha Kansas City Memphis Milwaukee Minneapolis Chicago Detroit.
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The
Wabash Railway Company
St. Louis
Omaha
Kansas City
Memphis
Milwaukee
Minneapolis
Chicago
Detroit
Boston & Maine
Boston & Albany
New York
New Haven & Hartford
Hi. G. Holden
Miss Crocker Weds Harold De Cartaret Miller
Miss Gladys Mae Crocker daughter of Mr and Mrs James I Crocker of 11 Fairmount avenue Wakefield married Harold De Cartaret Miller son of Mrs Myra E Miller of 30 Cordis street Wakefield. The ceremony was performed by Rev W S Perkins of the First Universalist Church.
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Gladys Mae Crocker
James I. Crocker
Fairmount Avenue
Wakefield
Harold de Cartaret Miller
Myra E. Miller
Cordis Street
W. S. Perkins
First Universalist Church
Husband Catches Vampire Divorce Trial Unfolds
New York October 11 A divorce suit involving Samuel P. Pomerance and Dorothy TH. Pomerance known for vampire roles was heard by Supreme Court Justice Greenbaum. The case referenced a thriller set in apartment 3B at 706 Riverside Drive where a vampire was vanquished.
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New York
Riverside Drive
Movieland
Supreme Coucil
Greenbaum
Samuel P. Pomerance
Dorothy TH. Pomerance
Dorothy Green
Broadway Wine Agent Named as Core Spondent in Pomerance Case
Testimony describes detectives following Mannie Chappelle and Mrs. Pomerance to early morning hours in a Pelham Bay area apartment. Officers broke in to find Mrs. Pomerance seated and Chappelle by her side, with both displaying nervous demeanor after a late un barn dance story.
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Miss Green
Mannie Chappelle
Broadway
Chappelle
Mrs. Pomerance
Pelham Bay
Pomerance
Jack Sullis
Sullis
Boston Mayor seeks synchronized arrival for troop parade
Mayor Curley wired Secretary Baker and General Sweetser requesting simultaneous docking of the Fifth Eighth and Ninth regiments in Boston for a grand parade. He notes the Fifth and Eighth start a day apart and urges all to arrive together for a notable celebration with returning troops and veteran groups.
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Boston
Curley
Baker
Washington
E. Leroy Sweetser
Massachusetts
el Paso
Tex
Ancients
Record Surges Ahead in Boston World Series Extra Editions
The Evening Record outpaced rival Boston papers with rapid extra editions and extensive play by play coverage of the World Series. It published a complete box score and innings details earlier than rivals, including photos and expert analysis by Bill Sweeney, while delivering front row reporting from Newspaper Row.
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Boston
Record
Bill’’ Sweeney
Braves
Tillie Walker
Red Sox
Freeman set for second trial on mail fraud charges
The U S Court of Appeals denied a motion to dismiss the charges against Albert Freeman, promoter, convicted with Julian Hawthorne and Dr. William J. Morton of using the mails to defraud. Freeman, whose conviction was reversed, will face a second trial here on Monday.
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New York
Federal Court of Appeals
Albert Freeman
Julian Hawthorne
William J. Morton
Gefraud
Freeman
Record’s 20th Century News Beats and Early Photos
A retrospective list highlights The Record as the first on street with Marguerite schooner photos, Quebec Bridge disaster details and photos, Castle Island boat tragedy visuals, Chelsea strike riot coverage, loper acquittal, U 53 Newport arrival, Captain Smith Nantucket incident, and Wilson Germany promises comment, across Sept to Oct.
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Quebec Bridge
The
Record
Castle Island
Newport
Nantucket
the Record
B. L. Smith
Kansan
Wilson
Germany
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Episcopal House of Deputies
Prof
Taft
Rubenfine
Lowell Postoffice
Execuive Committee of the
Episcopal Church Pension Fund
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Church of the Advent
Emmanuel Church
Miller—Crocker
Leo Brilles
St Riowt
Tra
Robins Hooper
Johnston Janvrie
Daubert Shorten
Myers Hebliizel
If Wheat Lewis
Cutshaw Gardner
Mowrey Scott
Olson Thomas ¢ c Miller Ruth P
P Smith
Dineen
Quigier
Teft Feld
O Day
Maid
Connolly
Ilson
Piayt S.de
Hea
New Femain
Port
Iladelphia
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Jive
Dave
Myers
Jentre Pield
Wheat
Outbhaw
Mowrey
Qlbon
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Miller
Ostcher
Aemith Pitahey
Ianeds
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Hawas
Gardner
Hobby
Janvith Thed
Walker
Janvrin
Rela
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Cain
Smith
Ruth
Omas
Daudert
RMS
Broonry
Thomas
Halifax
Montague Browning
Halfax
Guy Gaunt
Gaunt
Obo
Ioney Moon
Rough Passage
London
Boit
Hartic
Hee Bandon
Detroit News
Jarric
Boston—Amith
Ar An
Niagara Fells
Fe Erro
Dodgers
Wiliam J
Bill) Sweney
Moston Braree Hrates
Carrizan
Shores
Kinson
Allied
Braves Field
Rath
Ragpicker
Temary
Brooklyn
Seatr
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Cael
Eed
Kor
Hooper
runRnook
Our
Wrore
Ting
Philo Hay
Newark, N. J
Marguerite
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North Station
Muy
Loper
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