Maynard Man John Fix Receives Post Cane Honor
John K. Fix of Maynard 90 received the Post cane from Frank S. Binks chair of the Board of Selectmen. The machinist and longtime resident praised the gesture. A Mason of 34 years, Fix retired after years at the Assahet mills of the American Woolen Company.
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Italian Flag Jeopardized in Newport Street Incident
Peter Russo acting Italian consul reports three men tore down a flag line on Thames street Newport during the Conte Di Cavour visit. They carried away the Italian flag while leaving American flags intact. witnesses say the men were intoxicated and apologized the next day.
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House Tables Resolution On U S Forces At Fiume
Washington September 25. The House foreign affairs committee tabled Representative Husted s resolution disapproving the use of American military or naval forces at Fiume. The action stops short of a full House vote.
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New Bedford Resumes Street Car Service After Abandonment
New Bedford will rent rails from Bay State lines for $200 a month and pay $400 for two months of rent by the aldermen approval. The city will cover local road operating costs and collect all fare revenue. Service resumes immediately for the affected suburban area.
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Jugo Slavs accuse Italians of looting in Fiume
A Jugo-Slavy communiqué reports that Gabrielle d Anunzios troops have arrested many Jugo-Slavs in Fiume and looted a Jugo-Slav printing shop. Thousands of refugees from Fiume and Susak flee to Zagreb and other Croatian towns urging intervention to protect Jugo-Slav interests.
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Catholic Prelates Adjourn After Expansion Plans
Washington September 25. After detailing what is described as the most extensive program for expanding Catholicism in America the conference of cardinals archbishops and bishops at Catholic University adjourned around five this afternoon. About 92 prelates and 600 clergy and lay representatives will head homeward tonight.
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Catholic bishops form national welfare council at Washington conference
Cardinal O Connell and other prelates attended a two day meeting in Washington. The group planned a national Catholic welfare council with bureaus for education social service and missions to advance Catholic ends in America. Cardinal Gibbons expected to lead. a Catholic census and clergy directory were discussed. Cardinal Mercier visited en route to Philadelphia.
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Rockford, Ill
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Toledo
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Pope Benedict
Baltimore
Cardinal Mercier
Thomas F. Ryan
Oakridge
Six Hurt In Strike Row At New Bedford Plant
In New Bedford a clash between police and National Spun Silk Company strikers left six injured. Patrolman David Porter received a head wound from a paving stone and was hospitalized. Chief Inspector Walter Almond and Patrolman Tom Sumner were hurt. Strikers Joseph and Manuel Cunha were severely cut during arrests.
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National Spun Silk Company
David Porter
St. Luke's Hospital
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Tom Sumner
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Manuel Cunha
Lodger Found Unconscious With Gas Tube At Roxbury Home
Harris Lidholden a 70 year old lodger at 6 Intervale Street Roxbury was found unconscious with a gas tube attached to an open cock in a chandelier on his bed. Alex and Sarah Mafer owners of the house called a doctor and he was moved to City Hospital for treatment.
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City Hospital
Freshmen Raid Browns Lincoln Field Flag
Providence youths crown Leo E A Fontaine hero of the Brown University freshman class after a swift flag rush on Lincoln Field. In under a minute Fontaine climbed the crowd and tore down the sophomores banner, as the record breaking freshmen overwhelmed the second year men.
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