Greek Independence Day Observed in Boston at Vaneuil Hall
Greek Independence Day marked by an April 7 mass meeting at Vaneuil Hall. Governor Coolidge will speak along with M Tsamados charge d affaires and Apostolos Machairas consul general. Local leaders Nicholas Culolias and Pan-Epirotic Union organizers preside.
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Vaneuil Hall
Ancient
Greece
Coolidge
M. Tsamados
Washington
Apostolos Machairas
New England
Constantine Bouropoulos
Nickalas
Cassavety
Pan-Epirotic Union
Nicholas
Culolias
Hiellenic Association For
Baltimore Student Returned to Boston on Theft Charge
Frederick C. Rydstorm of Baltimore, a college student living at 2 Beach Street, Washington D C, was brought to Boston police headquarters from Baltimore in custody of Inspector James Claflin. He faces larceny charges for a $250 worthless check dated January 2 1919 drawn on Merchants National Bank St Louis and cashed by Tremont Trust Company. He had already been arrested in Baltimore for stealing his uncle’s automobile for a joy ride.
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Frederick C. Rydstorm
Baltimore
Beach Street
Washington,d. C
Boston
James Claflin
Merchants National Bank of St. Louis
Rydstorm
Tremont Trust Company
Claflin
Penn fruit trees unharmed by cold outbreak
Harrisburg officials from the State Zoologist’s office reported no reports of serious damage to fruit trees from recent cold. Buds have not opened in Pennsylvania orchards and gardens, and trees and shrubs are in fair shape to withstand the weather seen in the last several days.
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Harrisburg
State Zoologists Office
Pennsylvania
Unsure Seafarer Resembles Storm Bound Voyage
Fragmentary dialogue notes a sailor denying Gulf Stream myths while referencing banks and the Atlantic. The snippet hints at a humorous or skeptical mood about sea routes and navigation. No clear names, dates, or events are identifiable.
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Bill
Dere Mable Excerpt Describes Shipboard Life in Gulf Stream
An excerpt recounts four days at sea with crews aboard, noting water movement past boats, the Gulf Stream, and cramped routine. Sailors discuss fatigue, daily exercise, captains orders about below deck, and distraction from bunkside photographs and mirthful antics, ending with copyright note and publication details.
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Jokin
Smith
Mable
Davy Jones
Joe Loontis
Angus MacKenzie
Bill
Liberty Bonds Honors 50 Long-Serving Workers at Lewis Mill
Lawrence April 1 50 veteran employees of the firm of E Frank Lewis received $1000 Liberty bonds each to mark 25 years of service. The gift coincided with the 76th birthday of St Frank Lewis, mill owner now passed to son H Bradford Lewis. The elder Lewis was a Mason and active in municipal improvements, respected as a real citizen.
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St. Frank Lewis
H. Bradford Lewis
Lewis
Country Lab
Not First Gift Liberty Loan Prize and Holiday Gifts
Mr. Lewis is noted for liberality to his workers giving a $50 000 Liberty Loan gift and a $5 gold piece every Christmas. He moved to Lawrence in 1899 from Walpole where his mill operated. The wool scouring and carbonizing plant on the South Canal in South Lawrence began under his active mill management.
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Lewis
South Canal
South Lawrence
Auto Blow Fatal to Albert Van Raalte
Albert Van Raalte a 15 year insurance veteran and first violin with the Boston Symphony Orchestra in its early seasons died after injuries from a car crash Friday night at Clarendon street and Commonwealth avenue in Back Bay Eliot hospital. He was born in England 61 years ago of Holland parentage and survived by a brother George Van Raalte of New York. He belonged to the St Botolph Club Elysium Club and the Kernwood Club of Salem.
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Albert van Raalte
Boston Symphony Orchestra
Eliot Hospital
Back Bay
Clarendon Street
Commonwealth Avenue
England
Holland
George van Raalte
New York
St. Botolph Club
Elysium Club
Kernwood Club
Salem
Watertown Carmen to Have Honor Roll
Watertown Carmen to Have Honor Roll names 50 to 60 coworkers who served in the Army and Navy. Conductor George Aston appointed chairman of the committee to procure the memorial.
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Carmen
Cambridge
Watertown 1 House
Arity
George Aston
Whitman Selectmen Fix License Fees
Whitman March 1 Tonight the Board of Selectmen set monthly license fees at 250 for first class and 200 for fourth class. Three first class and one fourth class applications received so far. Action on licenses will occur after next Tuesday night, the closing date for applications. Seven licenses are allowed in the town quota.
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Whitman
Board of Selectmen
Bia
Packers Freed of License in Food Administration Shutdown
Washington reports the meat packing industry is released from all Food Administration licenses by a presidential proclamation issued in Paris. The move ends supervision, including profit margins, while Lever Act provisions against unfair practices remain enforceable by federal courts. Stockyards stay under Agricultural Department control.
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Washington
Food Administration
Wilson
Paris
Agricultural Department
The
United States
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