Rotary World Convention in Boston Highlights Global Unity
An editorial from the Border extols Rotary International as a pioneer in service clubs with global reach. It praises multilingual speeches, cross nation cooperation, and the growth and influence of Rotarians in Canada, the United States, Germany, Argentina, Japan, and France, urging nations to learn from Rotary’s example.
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Rotary International
Boston
Cities Star
Windsor
Ontario
Rotary
Canada
United States
Germany
Japan
France
Local voters face June vote on repeal of Prohibition
Voters prepare to elect delegates to a constitutional convention to decide repeal of the 18th Amendment. Public campaigning is sparse though optimism runs high as referenda in several states show growing support for ending Prohibition and restoring liquor control nationwide.
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Marlboro, Hudson
Maynard
Prohibition
Banos
Michigan
New York
Stirj
Delawaré
Nevada
States Set For July Referenda On Prohibition Repeal
Eight more states plan votes next month on repeal of enforcement laws across East Middle West and Far West. Massachusetts Indiana Illinois California have repealed enforcement, Connecticut never ratified the Eighteenth Amendment, and West Virginia asked Congress in January to submit repeal. By end of September twenty nine states will have held referenda, with twenty one plainly for repeal and eight doubtful.
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Massachusetts
Connecticut
New Hampshire
Middle West
Indiana
Illinois
West Virginia
Iowa
California
Congress
Maryland
Maine
Oregon
Washington
Vermont
Minnesota
Idaho
New Mexico
Alabama
Arkansas
Oklahoma
Tennessee
Texas
Kansas
Beer Legislation Faces Constitutional Question Across States
Judges in several states rule the 3.2 beer measure indirectly violates the constitution. The law may permit the beverage yet remain unconstitutional, with no penalties to stop it. The Supreme Court may be asked to rule on the issue, though the beer will stay.
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Supreme Court of the United States
Local commerce shows revival as stores attract more Marlboro buyers
Retail districts report stronger business with trade resurging across industries. Local shops note growing Marlboro customer presence as residents increasingly buy locally. Senator McAdoo’s past legal ties with Doheny and a Morgan partner’s cut rate stock deal are referenced as cautionary anecdotes.
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McAdoo
Mr. Doheny
Morgan
Trinity Church Concord Service Schedule and Confirmation
Rev. S. C. Dexter rector emeritus and Rev Charles Russell Peck rector announce Sunday services on June 4 Holy Communion at 8 45 am and 11 am with sermon and address on Confirmation plus The Holy Communion and a Confirmation class at the rectory at 4 30 pm Open Fridays June 2 and June 9 for class sessions.
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Concord
Massachusetts
S. C. Dexter
Charles Russell Peck
Hunger marchers and prohibition debated in Lynn letters
A Lynn reader criticizes hunger marchers for demanding rights they would not grant and argues Kant's universal benefit rule shows such minority demands lead to chaos. Another letter discusses prohibition and 3.2 beer, noting empty speakeasies, the milk standard return, and humorous observations about licensed sales.
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Lynn
The
Soviet Russia
W. W. Rose Lynn
Concord High Class of 1923 to Celebrate Tenth Anniversary
The Class of 1923 at Concord High will mark its tenth anniversary with a gathering on Saturday. Activities start at 1 PM at the new high school building and continue with games and recreation, followed by a turkey supper at Colonial Inn at 7 PM.
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Concord High School
Colonial Inn
Guilbert Hagerman and Viola Guilbert Wedding at St Marys
Miss Viola Guilbert daughter of Mr and Mrs Arthur Guilbert of 33 Paris Street and Roy Hagerman of 342 Lincoln Street wed at St Marys Church in a nuptial mass at 11 o clock Rev F X Lariviere officiated with music by P H Boyle and the Young Ladies Sodality choir Bridesmaid Elmire Paradise Best man Omer Quilvert The bride wore white satin with veil and carried bride roses A collation followed at the bride’s home The couple will reside at 9 Water Street after a wedding trip Mrs Hagerman worked in the stitching department of the John A Frye factory.
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Marlboro
Viola Guilbert
Arthur Guilbert
Paris’ Street
Roy Hagerman
Lincoln Street
St. Marys Church
F. X. Lariviere
P. H. Boyle
Young Ladies Sodality Choir
Elmire Paradise
Omer Quilvert
Water Street
Hagerman
John A. Frye
Papers Received on Hudson Site Purchase
Washington May 31 The Hudson's site for the postoffice moves toward closure this summer as title papers are in the hands of a department attorney. A preliminary opinion on authority will enable a payment check to be issued. If no faults are found, approval should come in two or three weeks and a deed could be accepted within about a month.
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Paul May Washington
Hudson
Postoffice
Department of Justice
Department
United States
Hudson Parade Honored by Local Officials and Veterans
Hudson residents welcomed Sheriff Richardson and Maj Powers Camp in a morning parade. Philip Garcia took over as drum major of the VFW fife drum and bugle corps leading units in Hudson and Stow. Lieutenant Thomas, a famed aviator, spoke to the Hudson Rotary club and mourned Lieut. Edward Kearney's war service and death.
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Charles H. Richardson
Billéri¢a
Hudson
Sheriff Richardson
Maj. A A Powers
Philip Garcia
William Tate
V. F. W. Fife, Drum and Bugle Corps
Stow
Thomas
Hudson Rotary Club
Edward “Kearney
Memorial Day news rows fill across nations and crimes
Memorial Day events and incidents span from England to New England and Washington. Reports include horse racing at Epsom Downs, American deaths in road crashes, gangland gunfire, trials, hijinks, and labor and political actions surfacing during the holiday period.
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