Great Round Shoal Not in Vineyard Sound
A letter to the editor criticizes the Post for geography errors after noting that the coast guard cutter Acushnet attempted to refloat the British steamer Celtic Prince which ran aground Wednesday night on Great Round Shoal Vineyard Sound while en route from Boston to New York to finish discharging cargo.
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Coast Guard
Acushnet
Great Round Shoal
Vineyard Sound
Boston
New York
Restoring Wrecked Cargo in Nantucket Sound
Harry B. Turner from Nantucket corrects a Post error about Great Round Shoal location. The Scott Wrecking Company has sent Salvor the wrecking lighter to start operations at the wreck site eight miles east of Nantucket, near Vineyard Sound and the Shoals.
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Scott Wrecking Company
Great Round Shoal
Nantucket
Vineyard Sound
Marthas Vineyard Island
Nantucket Sound
Harry B. Turner
Mass
Greek Prince Andreas Not Dead Says Athens Legation
Paris reports say Prince Andreas brother of King Constantine died from Asia Minor fighting but the Greek legation in Athens denied the claim stating he has not left Athens.
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Paris
Legation
Andreas
Constantine
Asia Minor
Athens
France Will Take Up Debt If Reparations Stall
Paris April 5 Premier Briand praised U S loyalty in resisting German overtures in the Senate and warned that if Germany refuses reparations after May 1 France will act. Editor De Jouvenel urged U S intervention in the economic issue to protect civilization and questioned U S guarantees on French debts.
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Paris
Associated Press
Briand
United States
Germany
Senate
France
Henry de Jouvenel
The
Mafin
M. Briand
Tribune
Wilson
M. de Jouvenel
M. Viviani
Extra Early Session of B U Summer School
Boston University College of Business Administration opens an extra session May 16 to June 24 for World War II veterans under the federal Vocational Guidance Board. Led by Professor Charles F. Bellaty, it runs after spring exams and includes new courses five days a week, open to a limited number of regular students.
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Boston University College of Business Administration
Federal Board For
Charles FE. Bellaty
Boston
Ellsworth
Federal Board
Moving picture advice from Mabel Taliaferro at Bowdoin Square
Actress Mabel Taliaferro receives letters from young women seeking film careers. She warns that acting requires long hours, study, and rehearsal, not play. She advises determining true talent and, if qualified, offers encouragement and introductions to producers.
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Mabel Taliaferro
Miss Taliaferro
Kansas City
Taliaferro
Bowdoin Square Theatre
Mabel Praises Movies and Moves to Boost the Studio Scene
The article notes Mabel expresses pleasure meeting aspiring moviemakers after her act. She calls herself a real booster for the films and says she has spent many happy hours making various productions.
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Mabel
41 Men in Irons Aboard Britannia Mutiny Report
The Britannia docks tomorrow with 41 mutinous crewmen from the steamship Manoa aboard. The Manoa, forced into Horta from France to Montreal in February, carried rifled United States mail and has detailed revolt information in the purser’s possession. U S authorities plan to act after Cannon and federal agents review all facts.
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R. I
Britannia
Manoa
Horta
France
Montreal
United States
Cannon
Richards
Department of Justice
State Pier
Maine Governor Declines New York Banquet Invitation
Governor Percival P. Baxter of Maine declines a New York banquet invite from a group opposing blue laws. In a letter to Harry Birrell he says he would not attend if blue laws meant prohibition in beverage sales. He defends Maine’s temperance legacy and national prohibition support.
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Augusta
New York
Percival P. Baxter
Harry Birrell
Maine
Bedford Man Arraigned in Theft Case Brought from Halifax
John F. Jenkins of Bedford, brought back from Halifax by Bedford Police Chief Kenney, faced arraignment in the East Cambridge Superior Criminal Court for larceny of silverware and jewelry. He pleaded not guilty and is held on $5000 bond. The charge cites Mrs. Mary M Worthington of Bedford trusting Jenkins’ wife with valuables he allegedly stole.
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John F. Jenkins
Bedford
Halifax
N. S
Kenney
Superior Criminal Court
East Cambridge
Mary M Worthington
Jenkins
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