Crane to Dine with Gen. Wood in Pittsfield Event
Former Senator Winthrop Murray Crane will dine with General Leonard Wood at a Berkshire breakfast in Pittsfield. The event, hosted by Major George E. Turnure, includes attendees from Boston and local Republicans while Wood tours New England. The schedule lists remarks at Spire City Club, a reception at G A R Hall, and a motor trip to Holyoke.
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Pittsfield
Winthrop Murray Crane
Leonard Wood
Berkshire
George E. Turnure
Lenox
G. A. R. Hall
Holyoke
Wood
J. Arthur Baker
Major Turnure
Composer of Dixie Put Forward for NYU Hall of Fame
New York April 11 Daniel Decatur Emmett famed for Dixie has been nominated for election to the Hall of Fame of New York University. Emmett, also an author and actor, organized in 1843 the first Negro minstrel show in New York.
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New York
Daniel Decatur Emmett
Dizie
Hall of Fame
New York University
Emmett
Noted Newlyweds to Live in Kansas City
Dr. and Mrs. Theodore H. Aschman plan to reside in Kansas City after their wedding trip. Bride Doris Virginia Powers, daughter of Mrs. Llewellyn Powers and late Governor Powers of Maine, was married at 287 Kent Street Brookline with attendants Mrs. George Dunn and others. Doris is known in Boston and Maine society. she studied in Paris and Berlin. Dr. Aschman is Harvard educated, served overseas with the Boston City Hospital Unit, and has practised in China.
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Theodore H. Aschman
Kansas City
Doris Virginia Powers
Llewellyn Powers
Governor Powers
Maine
Kent Street
Brookline
George Dunn
Ralph Powers
Pauline Powers
Margaret Powers
Medical Men Fraternity Hosts Smoke Talk at Copley Square
Nearly 100 physicians and surgeons from Harvard and Tufts medical schools attended a Phi Delta Epsilon smoke talk at the Copley Square Hotel. The event, hosted by R H O and Alpha Theta chapters, planned a Phi Delta Epsilon Club for graduate members. Speakers included Dr Samuel Kleinberg on internship efficiency and Dr Aaron Brown on research opportunities in hospitals. Dr Nathan Bloomberg urged medical students to show character in hospital settings.
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Phi Delta Epsilon Fraternity
Harvard
Tufts
Copley Square
Alpha Theta
Phi Delta Epsilon Club
Samuel Kleinberg
Aaron Brown
New York
Labor policy reply outlined for Republican campaign
The Associated Press reports that organized labor details industrial problem views in a questionnaire to the Republican platform advisory committee. Signed by Samuel Gompers Matthew Woll and Frank Morrison, the Labor Federation presents positions at AFL headquarters. Also from Beverly Massachusetts excavation proceeds for Memorial Methodist Episcopal Church to honor war service with a $45 000 budget.
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Washington
Associated Press
Organized Labor
Advisory Committee
Republican National Committee
American Federation of Labor
Samuel Gompers
Matthew Woll
Frank Morrison
Beverly
Memorial Methodist’ Episcopal Church
Cabot and
Dane Streets
Rockland Avenue
William Hart Taylor
Boston
Labor principles spark debate over union support in elections
Political observers link acceptance of eight hour day wage rights and union exemptions from anti trust laws to labor being able to back candidates in November. The reply defends government workers to organize and strike while condemning anti democratic Kansas Industrial Relations norms.
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Organized Labor
Espionnaire and
Kansas Court of Industrial Relations
Kansas Court of Industral Relations
Labor Committee
Woman Dies After 25 Foot Fall At Home
Mrs. Sarah Stopper age 50 of 97 Malden Street Everett died last night at Whidden Hospital from injuries after the piazza railing on the second floor of her residence gave way yesterday afternoon. She was found unconscious and transported to the hospital.
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Sarah Stopper
Malden Street
Everett
Whidden Hospital
Faust Opera to Be Presented in New York Tonight
New York reports an impending performance of the opera Faust with details indicating a staged rendition in the city. The note signals an April 11 event, highlighting the production and venue implications.
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New York
Faust
All-American Cast Announced for Met Opera Monday
The Metropolitan Opera Company announced an all American cast for Monday evening April 19. The cast includes Mrs Farrar Mrs Ellis and Mrs Howard and Messrs Harrold Mr Whitehill and Mr Chalmers.
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Metropolitan Opera Company
Mmes. Farrar
Ellis and Howard
Messrs
Harrold, Whitehill and Chalmers
Pepsodent Promises Film Free Teeth For Children
Dental experts urge film control to protect children’s teeth. Pepsodent, a new toothpaste, targets the viscous film that causes tartar and decay, using activating pepsin to dissolve it. Readers are invited to try a 10 day tube and compare teeth before and after use.
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America
THE
Pepsodent Company
Dept. A
S. Wabash Ave
Chicago
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Tremont Street
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Beverly Church
Principles OF Labor
Beverly Memorial Methodist Episcopal Church
Kansas
Lenore
Paris
Jenny
Charmeuse
Encyelopedia Britannica
Harvard Classics
Tramilton Institute
Williams
Old South Meeting House
Thayer McNeil Co
Russia
United States
Thayer McNeil Company
Temple Place
West Street
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