Elden B. Keith of Brockton Buried in London Funeral
The funeral of Elden B. Keith, Brockton treasurer of the E. Keith Company, who died in London February 28 while serving with the United States Atrial Commission, was held today from his home at 386 South Street. He was president of the local School Board for 16 years and served as a staff member of the schools.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. Keith
E. Keith Company
Brockton
London
United States Atrial Commission
Keith
Deputies Back French Government in Peace Clause Vote
Paris April 16 deputies approve the government by 384 to 166 in a confidence vote. The decision follows Foreign Minister Pichon’s refusal to reveal peace preliminaries until the treaty is signed.
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Paris
Associated Press
Chamber of Deputies
France
Pichon
Wife's Gown Given Away by Husband in Brockton Court
In Brockton Police Court Miss Marion Bush faced larceny charges over a black dress valued at 37.50. Mrs Hazel Washburn testified her husband gave the dress to Miss Bush who claimed it was a gift after she stayed at the Washburn home. The jury found Bush not guilty and she was discharged.
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Brockton
Marion Bush
Pleasant Street
Hazel Washburn
Francis B. Washburn
F. B. Washburn Company
Miss Bush
Washburn
Percy Roarty
Roarty
Mrs. Washburn
Senate Bribery Letter? No, Veterans Gain Civil Service Preference
The Senate passed to engrossment a bill granting a 5 percent civil service preference to all veterans of U S wars in examinations and promotions. Mayor Peters' bill to raise city tax limit by 3 dollars also moved to engrossment. A social welfare panel sent back the moonlight dance ban with a requirement that dance halls stay lit until all but employees depart.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate
Peters
Committee On Social Welfare
House
Murderer Szonenpansk Escapes From Danvers Asylum
Antonio Szonenpansk, recently convicted of murdering a woman and child in Newburyport, escaped from the Danvers State Hospital by picking a lock during observation. He was committed March 26 for study of his sanity. Authorities review possible negligence by attendants and police are alerted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salem
Antonio J. Szoneen- Panik
Newburyport
State Hospital
Danvers
Szonenpansk
Szonenpinsk
Jews Plan for Loan Campaign Organizes Local Boards
The Liberty Loan Jewish committee met at its headquarters to form local boards for the Victory Loan drive. M M Neichler and Robert Silverman spoke on campaign plans, theatre venues for mass meetings, and reaching residents of foreign birth who struggle with English. Dr Eichler urged confidence that the loan must and will go forward.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Liberty Loan Jewish Committee
Victory Loan
M. M. Neichler
Jewish Committee
Robert Silverman
Silverman
The Cheerful Cherub Night Window Dream
A brief poem fragment describes a window opening to a passing dreamlike cherub. The speaker notes a frail, light presence brushing by, conveying a sense of an upcoming dream tonight.
Kappa Sigma Fraternity to Mark 50th Anniversary
Announcement from Washington states the 50th anniversary celebration will be held July 22 2 2 with delegates from 78 college and alumni chapters attending. Delegates will visit the University of Virginia birthplace of the first chapter and speakers include former Secretary McAdoo and Rear Admiral Cary Grayson.
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Washington
Kappa Sigma Fraternity
University of Virginia
McAdoo
Cary Grayson
Aviators Ball Plans Honor Airmen and Memorial Fund
Theodore B Hedlund outlines the Aviators Ball at the Ritz Carlton New York on April 26 to support a memorial fund for American airmen who sacrificed abroad. The committee includes Mrs William K Vanderbilt Jr and Lt Col Gray son M P Murphy, with Major Hitchcock as chairman and ace pilots like Eddie Rickenbacker among members. A War Department program may soon announce surplus aircraft sales including Liberty motors, with 10 000 Liberties in the U S and demand for bombing and fighter planes under existing funds and without new legislation.
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Ritz-Carlton
New York
William K. Vanderbilt, Jr
Grayson M. P. Murphy
Army
Navy
Thomas B. Hitchcock
Philip Carroll
Geoffrey H. Bonner
Frederick Blakeman
Frank Page
R. Poor
FE. W. ‘Rickenbacker
Paul F. Baer
Douglas Campbell
Alan Winslow
Holy Week at Cathedral and City Churches Sermons
Catholic services marked by tenebrae at the Cathedral of the Holy Cross and parish churches. Cardinal O Connell presided. sermons by Rev Martin J Scott and Rev James L McGovern S J. Holy Week rites include processions, blessed sacrament exposition, and a mass of the pre sanctified on Good Friday. Catholics observe meat abstinence until Saturday noon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cathedral of the Holy Cross
Martin J. Scott
Church of the Immaculate Conception
St. John’s Ecclesiastical Seminary
Cardinal O’connell
St. Mary's Church
St. Mary’s Church
Mission Church
Francis J. Spellman
D. D
James L. McGovern
S. J
Fifth Annual Anti Tuberculosis League Meeting In Boston
The fifth annual meeting of the 35 Massachusetts Anti Tuberculosis League groups will be held in Boston at the Twentieth Century Club auditorium on Wednesday at 8 Joy Street. Dr. Vincent Y Bowditch will preside with speeches by Dr. Armstrong Jacobs Lyman, Mrs Staebler and Dr. Crane.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Massachusetts Anti-Tuberculosis League
Boston
Twentieth Century Club
Joy Street
Vincent Y. Bowditch
Donald B. Armstrong
Philip PR. Jacobs
David Russell Lyman
National Tuberculosis Association
Anna M. Staebler
Committee of Health In Industry
Bayard T. Crane
Crane Sanatorium
Irish Fund Reaches Total of 1959.50
Subscriptions to the Irish Fund acknowledged by the Prudential Trust Company show a total of 1959.50. Listed contributors include the O Keefe family of 184 Rindge North Cambridge 200.05 Mrs Frank Greene of Reed Street North Cambridge and Joseph F OConnelly of 38 State Street 100.00.
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Prudential Trust Company
O'Keefe
Rindge
Cambridge
Frank Greene
Reed St
North
Joseph F. ‘O’conceli
State St
Miss Hurlburt Dies Suddenl y During Boston Fish Trial
The trial of 25 men over fish price fixing in Boston pauses as Henry F. Hurlburt’s daughter, a 19 year old Red Cross ambulance driver, dies after illness since Saturday. Attorney-General Attwill resumes prosecution after the tragedy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry F. Hurlburt
Boston
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J.S Bailey CO
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Ithemvanel
Patrick F. Sheehan
Carmen’s Union
Bay State Street Railway Company
John T. Conway
Quincy
Hide Park
Milan
Lisere
Nujol Laboratories Standard Oil CO
New Jersey
Broadway
Seal Warnin
Cowie
Ayer
State House
Legislative Committee On Federal Relations
Italy
Committee On Education
Recess Committee On
Theresa A. Crowley
Legislative Committee of Women’s Clubs
Charles J. Hodson
A. F. of L
Allen
Danvers Asylum
Kappa Sigma
Theodore B.hedlund
War Department
Liberty Motors
United States
Army Air Service
Air Service
Catholic Church
Shreve, Crump and Low Company
Tremont Street
Massachusetts
National Business Er Ty Ee Administrative Methods and
Frontier Asthma CO
Niagara and Hudson
Buffalo, N
J. M. Hunter
Longmont
Colo
Cetierra
Eaton
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