Acceptance of Pilgrim aid Statue Acclaimed
The National Society of New England Women praised Kitson’s statue “The Pilgrim Maid” at its second-day session at the Hotel Vendome. The memorial, to be placed in Plymouth, faced casting, state approval, and site hurdles but was accepted with Cole’s Hill named as its future site.
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Congress of the National Society of New England Women
Hotel Vendome
Society
Plymouth
Cole's Hill
Arbuckle Faces His Accusers in San Francisco
The police court examination of Roscoe Fatty Arbuckle began to determine if he will be bound over for trial on Virginia Rappe's murder charge. Three witnesses described Miss Rappe's body after her death on September 7, linked to a party at Arbuckle's hotel suite. Tomorrow's session may include party incident testimony. Lowell Sherman may not be compelled to testify unless necessary.
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San Francisco
Roscoe
Fatty) Arbuckle
Superior Court
Virginia Rappe
Miss Rappe
Arbuckle
Lowell Sherman
New York
Isadore M. Golden
Sherman
Brady
Clergy Transfer Vacancies Fill by Parishes
In the borough a vacancy is filled as Rev. Father Ahearn moves to Springfield diocese. Rev. John A. McSweeney from St. Thomas Derry takes over at St. Kierans Berlin.
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Springfield, Maas
John A. McSweeney
St. Thomas
Derry
St. Kieran‘s
Berlin
Priests Transferred to New Assignments
Manchester diocese transfers several curate priests to new assignments in a move announced from Manchester New Hampshire. The article notes the changes involve multiple clergymen and affected parishes.
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Manchester
Fagan and Bride Vanish In New York Elopement Mystery
New York society erupts over the unknown whereabouts of 18 year old Richard Fagan and his wife Katherine Stevens Fagan. The Dartmoud student and heiress to a $15 million estate left for Reno seeking divorce or annulment and then Paris. Friends and relatives dispute reconciliation claims as the pair vanish and are believed separated.
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Richard Fagan
Dartmoud
Katherine Stevens Fagan
Calvin Amory Stevers
Broad Street
Fagan
Reno
Paris
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Caroline
Young
Hudson's’ Bay
Boston Return of Roumanian Attaché After 14 Months
Lieutenant Henry A. Brickley, military attaché to Roumania, has returned on furlough to Boston after 14 months abroad. He says famine and warfare stories are overdrawn but notes his close contact with people abroad left strong impressions. He will be on liberty for six weeks and visits his aunts in Charlestown. Since Harvard 1914, he has traveled widely. his service has covered about 80 000 miles.
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Roumanian
Boston
Balkans
Evelyn M
Julia Fi’ ‘Coughlin
Mhce Street
Charlestown
Harvard
Milk Prices Unlikely to Drop Next Month Say Producers
Secretary Pattee of the New England Milk Producers Association said no hope of a price reduction for October. Farmers cannot produce and deliver milk to Boston contractors at less than a cent per quart FOB Boston. The association's sales committee met in Boston with district surveys showing production costs as high as a month ago.
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Rok Mg Pattee
England
Associatien
Greater Boston
Boston
Association
Jail and Fine for Selling Liquor in Municipal Court
Morris Krohsky faced a month in the House of Correction and a fine after a Municipal Court trial before Judge Duff for keeping and selling liquor unlawfully. He claimed someone set him up and noted a whiskey mix allegedly involved.
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Hottie
Morris Krohsky
Duff
Morris
House of Correction
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