Bird Today Starts On State Tour
Charles Sumner Bird the Progressive party gubernatorial candidate begins a state wide tour from the State House at 7 45 am leading a four car flying squadron ready to visit every Massachusetts city and town. The first rally is at the Boston Belting Company's factory with Vaughan Flannigan McKinnon and Keane as speakers. An open air meeting follows at Roxbury Crossing with the same lineup. Cars carry Bird Hill Davis Hamlin and other campaign aides.
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Charles Sumner Bird
Progressive Party
State House
Massachusetts
Mr. Bird
Beacon Hill
Boston Belting Company
John W. Vaughan
Thomas Flannigan
George A. McKinnon
Thomas J. Keane
Ward 19
Roxbury Crossing
Mr. Davis
Arthur D. Hill
Charles H. Davis
Progresive Financial Committee
Ewing W. Hamlin
Car Details From Parade Lineup
The excerpt lists cars in a parade or event convoy with roles including a five piece fife and drum corps and chauffeur, a Boston bound car with local reporters, chauffeur and visitors, and a tour manager C H Claudy with chauffeur and baggage details.
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Boston
C. H. Claudy
Aviators Thaw and MacGordon Reach Morris Cove
William Thaw and Stephen MacGordon of Pittsburgh left Newport at 10 am in an aeroplane bound for New York and landed at Morris Cove near New Haven at 7 30 pm after engine trouble delayed them at Watch Hill. They plan to resume the flight to New York tomorrow if repairs are completed.
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New Haven
William Thaw
Stephen MacGordon
Pittsburg
Penn
Newport
R. J
New York
Morris Cove
Watch Hill
Voters Barred From Polls Cited In Sermon by Jamaica Plain Pastor
Rev Walter Calley of First Baptist Church Jamaica Plain preached that many eligible citizens could not vote last Tuesday because they refused party labels. He warned against judging state welfare by low participation while di scouraging factors hindered the electorate.
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Commonwealth
Walter Calley
First Baptist Church of
Jamaica Plain
Foss
St Mary's Episcopal Church marks 100th anniversary
Newton Lower Falls church celebrates a century since laying its cornerstone with morning afternoon and evening services. Samuel Warren aged 77 traveled from Weston to attend despite illness. 19 children confirmed by Bishop Babcock. cornerstone to be relaid by Masons with Lodges from Natick and Newton assisting.
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St. Mary’s Episcopal Church
Newton Lower Falls
Samuel Warren
Weston
Warren
Newton
Francis B. White
Samuel G. Babcock
Boston
William Lawrence
White
Massachusetts Grand Lodge of Masons
Meridian Lodge
Natick
Dalhousie Lodge
Misses and Men’s Suits on Sale in Navy Brown Tones
A catalog of women and men's suits featuring trimmed Misses styles at 21.50 and 25.00 to 35.00, with serge and broadcloth fabrics, kimono sleeves, satin sashes, braided ornaments, velvet collars, and variations in sizes 14 to 18. Includes blue tailored options and high waist forms.
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Copenhagen
Norfolk
Lymansville
Navy
Episcopal Church Faces Big Issues at Convention
The church debates unity efforts led by two bodies, one based in New York and another set up after the 1910 Cincinnati convention. They discuss coordinating work toward faith and order while considering dropping the word Protestant for Catholic. Delegates in New York will decide if the name change is proposed.
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Episcopal Church
New York
Cincinnati
Conference On Faith and Order
William T. Manning
England
Great Trinity
Morgan
Ecsurch Press
General Convention
Organic Law of the Church
House of Bishops
House of Deputies
Convention Opens in New York for 44th General Episcopal Meeting
The 44th general convention of the Protestant Episcopal Church in the United States and territories gathers at the Cathedral of St. John the Divine in New York starting Oct 8 for three weeks. Bishops Grosvenor and Burch will attend with Bishop Lawrence of Massachusetts preaching, amid discussions on representation reform, a possible army navy diocese, clergy pensions, and the selection method for the presiding bishop.
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William Lawrence
Massachusetts
Protestant Episcopal Church
New York
United States
St. John the Divine
Episcopal Church
Tuttle
Missouri
Greer and
Burch
William Grosvenor
House of Bishops
House of Deputies
Lawrence
New York City
Inst. George's Church
Synod Hall
J. P. Morgan
W. Bayard Cutting
Lexington
Diocese of
Washington
Symphony Hall auction opens for season tickets sale
Auction sales for Symphony concert season tickets begin at Symphony Hall at 10 o'clock. Messrs Walter, Malcolm and Jackson act as auctioneers. $18 floor and first balcony seats go on sale, with schedule guidance based on last year’s timings and locations in the hall.
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Symphony Hall
Messrs
Walter, Malcolm, Jackson
Kenny May Be Reform Candidate In Mayor Bid
City Council President Thomas J. Kenny could become the reform mayoral candidate if James J. Storrow declines. Kenny, favored by reform leaders, has offered little active pursuit of the nomination. Other hopefuls include Congressman Peters and ex Congressman Kelcher, with Donavan Kelcherites seeking formal reform backing. John R. Murphy and allies assert they will run with or without reform support. The Mayor will declare his stance after the State campaign.
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Thomas J. Kenny
James J. Storrow
Kenny
Storrow
Peters
Kelcher
Kellherites
Donovan Kellherites
John R. Murphy
Democratic City Committee
Unnamed Candidate Primed to Run on Record
The candidate plans to contrast his past four years in office with a detailed list of accomplishments. He asserts readiness to engage in the mayoral race and to present his administration’s achievements as the core of his campaign strategy.
Parade Tramples Crowd at Holy Name Society March
A large crowd around the Cathedral watched the Holy Name Society parade when mounted police horses trampled about a score of people. no serious injuries reported. Eighteen thousand participants from seven societies in the state lined up. Jeremiah E. O'Connell of Providence served as chief marshal.
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Providence
R. L
Holy Name Society
Jeremiah E. O'Connell
Brass firm to relocate to Medford for light fixture work
Medford activates industrial push as Cambridge Brass Company leases large wooden building at Fulton and Valley streets for gas and electric light fixture production. The move from Boston Sudbury street signals a boost to the city’s manufacturing boom.
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Medford
Cambridge Brass Company
Sudbury Street
Boston
Fulton and
Valley Streets
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