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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Sep 26, 1919

Page

6

Episcopal Church Accused Of Aiding Immigrant Christianization

Bishop Garland and Rev Zucker in Philadelphia deny claims the Episcopal church plans to Americanize Jews with a $1,000,000 fund. They say the program targets all foreigners without religious bias and stem from misquotations at a New York conference.

Philadelphia Thomas J. Garland John Zacker Episcopal Diocese of New York Oo Church Episcopal Church

Launch of the Herbert I. Rawding schooner at Stockton Springs

The four mast double decked schooner Herbert I. Rawding was launched at Stockton Springs Me on September 25. The ship represents a notable addition to the regional fleet and reflects shipbuilding activity in the period.

Stockton Springs Herbert I. Rawding Rawding Stockton

Medford Grange Sends Record Cucumber To Post

Medford Grange members boast a freak cucumber weighing three pounds 10 ounces and eight and seven eighth inches long. Owner Charles H. Bemis of 74 Spring Street Medford challenges New England growers to equal or beat the weight and measurements.

Charles H. Bemis Medford The Grange Spring Street New England

Malley Resigns as Boston Revenue Collector

John F. Malley, longtime collector of internal revenue in the Boston district, resigns after six years to pursue a career in law. He will sever ties with the revenue department on Oct. 1 and join his brother Judge Thomas C. Malley and John N. O'Donohue in a legal practice.

John F. Malley Internal Revenue Boston Revenue Department Mr. Malley Thomas C. Malley John ‘N. O’donohue

Controversy Over Boston Collector Post Looms

President Wilson will appoint the successor to the Boston customs post amid political buzz. Reported frontrunner is Frank J. Donahue, ex secretary of State, though many favor Cornelius J. Leary, the present chief deputy with deep department knowledge. Malley was appointed in 1913. duties began December 1. Tax collections rose from 9 million in the first year to 250 million in the just closed fiscal year.

Wilson Frank J. Donahue Boston Cornelius J. Leary Leary Malley Mr. Malley

Elysia Sails Today With Rhodes Scholar On Board

The Anchor line steamship Elysia carries 194 cabin passengers and 7 tons of cargo and sails from Cunard pier East Boston at 11 this forenoon for Glasgow commanded by Captain David William Bone. Felix Morley, Rhodes scholar, will sail with Mrs Morley to study at Oxford. Also departing are Professor John A Nicholls and Mrs Nicholls, Hugh F Pilgrim, A J Schmitt, plus Greater Boston passengers including the Allen family and others. An English resident H S Mitchell speedily secured a reservation from San Francisco.

Anchor Line Elysia David William Bone Cunard Pier Boston Glasgow Felix Morley Washington Morley Oxford University John A. Nicholls Harvard Greater Boston George Allen Somerville J. Buchan Jamaica Plain James MacDonald Dorchester William Rowley James Rowley Mitchell Dutch East Indies San Francisco

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