Council Will Pay For Cable Protest At City Meeting
City Council members, who sent a cable to Lloyd George during Monday’s session, vow to cover the charges themselves. Councilman H E Hagan says the action showed the council’s true feeling, while Loyal Coalition members call the move illegal. The protest was signed by Demarest Lloyd, president of the Loyal Coalition.
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Francis J. W. Ford
Loyal Coalition
H. E. Hagan
Ford
Demarest Woyd
Donovan
Demarest Lloyd
Missing East Boston Woman Sought in Greater Boston
Police search for Mrs. Asenath Laura Flint 19 mother of a 14 month old baby who left 14 Princeton street East Boston last Saturday ill and possibly delirious. Husband Henry Flint an employee of United Drug Company reports she may be unable to reveal her identity.
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Asenath Laura Flint
Henry 8. Flint
United Drug Company
Princeton Street
East Boston
Flint
Dogs in Kennels Draw Crowd at Rescue League
A dozen or more stray dogs gather at the Animal Rescue League on Carver Street. Diverse breeds mingle from collie and Boston bull to Irish terrier as staff care for them amid their uncertain homes. One hound sits with downcast eyes while a white sitter keeps to herself.
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Animal Rescue League
Carver Street
Meeting for Families of Longshoremen in Roxbury
A Roxbury citizens committee organized to support families of protesting Boston longshoremen met at Hibertian Hall. They arranged an open meeting at Hibberian building this evening at 8 o clock to provide for the families amid anti British oppression in Ireland.
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Ireland
Boston
Hibernian Hall
Dudley Street
Hibernian Building
Cox Sees Maine Result as Expected
Governor Cox en route to Salt Lake City said Maine's outcome reflected the larger vote and GOP tactics. He argued the race would be decided beyond Maine, noting 1916 patterns where Republicans won Maine but Wilson carried the national electoral vote.
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Idaho
Cox
Salt Lake City
Maine
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Wilson
West Virginia
Protestant Church News Highlights and Clergy Movements
The Rev. Charles W. Casson of Roslindale Unitarian Church resigns to take a New York business post, effective November 1. The Rev. E. H. Byington of West Roxbury Congregational Church attends the executive committee session in New York. Confirmation services set for St. James Teele Square on October 3. Ruggles Street Baptist Rally Sunday planned for October 3. Ever Ready Women’s Bible class meets in church vestry tonight. The Rev. D. Harold Hickey begins a sermon series on America and the Ten Commandments at First M. E. Medford next Sunday. Music by Trinity Quartet of Boston.
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Roslindale Unitarian Church
New York
E. H. Byington
West Roxbury
Congregational Council
Council of Congregational Churches
New York City
Ruggles Street Baptist Church
Roxbury
D. Harold Hickey
M. E
Medford
Trinity Oueartat of
Boston
Noted Unitarian Minister Rev Henry Spaulding Dies
Funeral services for the Rev. Henry G. Spaulding a noted Unitarian clergyman who served in Framingham and Dorchester will be held tomorrow at 2 30 p m at the late home of the deceased conducted by Rev Arthur Littlefield He was 80 born May 28 1837 in Spencer and educated at Phillips Academy Harvard College and Harvard Divinity School He edited college magazine and contributed to musical journals Burial will be at Mt Auburn Cemetery Cambridge.
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Framingham
Dorchester
Beacon Street
Brookline
Arthur Littlefield
Middleboro
Spaulding
Spencer May
Reuben
Electa Goddenough (Clark) Spaulding
Phillips Academy
Harvard College
College ‘Magaginé
Harvard Divinity School
United States Sanitary Commission
Mt. Auburn Cemetery
Cambridge
Catholic Church Notes: Missions and Appointments Across Parishes
Oblate fathers begin a three weeks mission at St Colm kline s Brighton next Sunday. Missions are planned at St Agnes Arlington and several Roxbury Dorchester and Charlestown and South Boston churches. Cardinal O Connell appoints Father Buckley pastor of St John East Bridgewater succeeding Father Hart. Edward Ryan transfers to Norwood to replace Buckley.
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Brighton
St. Agnes’ Church
Arlington
Church of the Blessed Sacrament
All Saints’ Church
Roxbury
St. Mark's
St. Paul's
Dorchester
St. Augustine's
South Boston
St. Mary’s
Charlestown
St. Joseph's
West End
Cardinal O’connell
Michael J. Buckley
St. Catherine's Church
Norwood
St. John’s Church
East Bridgewater
Francis J. Hart
St. Thomas Aquinas Church
Bridgewater
William E. Kelley
Edward Ryan
D. D
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