Gogorza and Samaroff Charm Symphony Hall Concert
Olga Samaroff pianist and Emilio de Gogorza baritone offered a notable afternoon at Symphony Hall. Samaroff delivered Schumann Brahms Liszt Chopin and Gabrylowitsch with brilliance and color while encore after encore followed. de Gogorza voiced a rich program including Moussorgsky Seminarian and Gluck Sebben Crudele delivering witty patter and dignified performance throughout.
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Olga Samaroff
Emilio de ‘Gogorza
Symphony Hall
Mme. Samaroff
Schumann
Brahms
Beethoven-Rubinstein
Liszt
Chopin
Gabrilowitsch
de Gogorza
Moussorgsky
Mrs Phoebe Apperson Hearst Dies at 76 in Pleasanton
Pleasanton California April 13 Mrs Phoebe Apperson Hearst widow of Senator George Hearst and mother of William Randolph Hearst dies at her home after weeks of illness She was born December 3 1842 in Missouri and lived a life of philanthropy supporting arts and aid to mining camps Her son William Randolph Hearst born April 29 1868 in San Francisco inherits a media legacy.
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Pleasanton
Cal
Phoebe Apperson Hearst
George Hearst
California
William Randolph Hearst
Senator Hearst
Hearst
San Francisco
San Francisco Examiner
Merrimac River
Franklin County
Apperson
Culpepper County
Clemenceau Reports Allied Settlement on Reparations and Sarre
Paris April 13 Premier Clemenceau told a Radical Socialist deputation that the Allies had settled the German reparation question a few hours earlier on a basis acceptable to France and also reached agreement on the Sarre Basin negotiations. The delegates said they were satisfied and expected public decisions soon.
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Paris
Clemenceau
Germany
Sarre Valley
Rene Renault
League of Nations
France
M. Renault
Sarre
M. Clemenceau
Proctor Lawrence Wedding Planned for May Seventeen
Miss Harriette Page Lawrence of Groton will wed Lieutenant Richard Cunningham Proctor on May 17 at St John’s Chapel Groton. She is daughter of Mr. and Mrs John Lawrence and member of the Sewing Circle Vincent Club. Proctor Harvard 13 son of Mr. and Mrs Joseph Proctor and a former member of the 101st Field Artillery. The ceremony will be followed by a wedding party of prominent young people with Miss Geraldine Lawrence as maid of honor and bridesmaids listed among Groton social circles.
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Harriette Page Lawrence
Groton
Richard Cunningham Proctor
St. John’s Chapel
John Lawrence
Sewing Circle
Vincent Club
Proctor
Harvard
Joseph Proctor
101St Field Artillery
Sisters Struck By Auto In Jamaica Plain Crash
Miss Margaret Butler aged 19 and her sister Mary aged 17 were seriously hurt yesterday crossing Jamaicaway Jamaica Plain when struck by a car driven by Alfred S Reed of 4167 Washington Street The sisters sustained serious injuries in the incident.
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Margaret Butler
Roxbury
Jamaicaway
Mary
Alfred S. Reed
Washington Street
Jamaica Plain
Two Girls Hit by Car Near Perkins Street
Two sisters, both stenographers for State street firms, were struck while walking home after church on Jamaica way near Perkins street. The elder suffered a fractured left hip and two left ribs, the other has serious abrasions and shock. They were taken to Peter Bent Brigham Hospital. Parents Mr and Mrs John Butler of Schiller street were informed. Police made no charges. The car was owned by Miss Esther Reed, driven by her sister, with Victor Johnson of Allston street Cambridge present.
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Peter Bent Brigham Hospital
Jamaica Way
Perkins Street
Margaret
State Street
John Butler
Schiller Street
Seven Last Words sung at St Mark’s Dorchester
A men and boys choir directed by Leon ard S Whalen at St Mark's Catholic Church Dorchester performed Dubois seven last words. Leonard Carnegie sang soprano, Joseph Dilson tenor, Edward J Sullivan bass. Rev John A Daly preached on Meaning of the Seven Last Words.
Wagon Men Strike Today in Greater Boston Shops
Strikes to hit 60 to 70 local wagon and automobile shops not signed to the new wage and working agreement proposed by the Carriage Wagon and Automobile Workers Union. A mass meeting at Wells Memorial Building set for 10 AM to report picket activity and organize the walkout.
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Greater Boston
Wells Memorial Building
Austin P. Kaveney
Coal Teamsters Reject Compromise Demand Eight Hour Day
Coal Teamsters Union 68 rejects a compromise proposal from city coal dealers. Members insist on nine hours pay for eight hours worked, currently paid 10 for nine. They refuse any wage loss and demand the eight hour day with full wages maintained.
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Coal Teamsters’ Union 68
Labor unions clash over city sanitation and broader labor actions
Public Works Department Employees' Union 149 condemns Boston Sanitary & Development Co for alleged city canvass on bi weekly garbage collection and seeks wider action by the Boston Central Labor Union. Local 149 claims the firm uses food administration as cover to seize the sanitary division contract. Union leaders depart for Philadelphia for Teamsters executive board meetings while other unions report progress on wage schedules and delegate nominations for upcoming conventions. Initiation surge cited after a Boston Common protest.
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Public Works Department
John M. Gillispie
International Brotherhood of Teamsters and Chauffeurs of America
P. Harry Jennings
Boston Central Labor Union
The
International
Boston
Philadelphia
Teamsters’ Union
John H. Madden
National War Labor Board
Wine Clerks’ Union 53
Wells Memorial Building
Providence
U. I
Patrick F. Hastings
Boston Common
Proon
Dorchester Boy Struck by Auto in Principal Street Incident
George Gale a 12 year old Dorchester resident is hospitalized on the danger list after being hit by an automobile owned by Louis Cavagnaro and driven by his son Louis Jr. The youth reportedly rode a Boston Elevated car on Washington street and leaped off at Melville avenue, stepping into the path of the car.
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George Gale
of & Corbett Street
Dorchester
Louis Cavagnaro
Calder Street
Louis, Jr
Boston
Washington Street
Melville Avenue
Riots in Cairo and Alexandria Leave Dozens Dead
Cairo reports 38 killed and 100 wounded after two days of rioting. Armenians heavily targeted with seven killed in Cairo and three in Alexandria, where clashes and Armenian disturbances left 17 more dead. Police imposed curfew to restore order.
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Cairo
Egypt
Alexandria
Karmas
Armenians killed in Cairo rioting report
Reuters dispatch from Cairo dated April 1 says many Armenians were massacred during midweek rioting. It reports about 2600 Armenians gathered Friday night and housed under military protection in various buildings.
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London
Reuter
Cairo
Church Drops Members Who Aid Liquor Trade
St. Pauls Reformed Church consistory in Mahanoy City expelled about six members for ties to the saloon trade or for signing another liquor license. Families of those dropped are not affected by the rule.
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Church
Mahanoy City
St. Paul’s
Memorial Services for Lt Warren Eastman Robinson
Memorial services for Lieutenant Warren Eastman Robinson of the 102d Machine Gun Battalion were held at New Jerusalem Church yesterday afternoon. The service was conducted by Rev Henry Clinton Hay, and the church was filled with relatives honoring his death from wounds received in action after the Argonne Forest battle on November 6, 1918.
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Warren Eastman Robinson
102D
Argonne Forest
New Jerusalem
Henry Clinton Hay
Baby Chokes to Death While Sucking Thumb
Eighteen month old Robert T. Frietz of Staten Island choked himself while attempting to suck his thumb. His mother had sewn one arm to the nightdress to break the habit. he freed an arm, tightened the neckband and suffocated.
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New York
Robert T. Frietz
Henry F. Frietz
Richmond Turnpike
Tomkinsville
Staten Island
Internal Baths Promised To Boost Health And Energy
Professor Horace T. Dodge endorses the J. B. L. Cascade as an effective internal bath. The ad claims warm water cleanses the colon, removes poisons, and improves daily vitality, promising constipation relief and renewed efficiency. Stores in New England offer a free booklet by Dr Tyrrell on internal bathing.
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Horace T. Dodge
Materia Medica
Jacobson
J. B. L. Cascade
Lignett-Riker Jaynes Drug
New England
Chas. A. Tyrrell
New York
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