Plan 10 Defeat Brandeis Vote Spawns Senate Row
A stormy Senate debate on Louis D. Brandeis for the Supreme Court dominated the day. Judiciary committee members predicted an unfavorable report if the panel votes soon. The clash followed Senator Sutherland quoting an Ashhurst interview accusing Republicans of filibustering to push a post convention vote.
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Washington
Louis D. Brandeis
Supreme Court
Senate
Judiciary Committee
Sutherland
Committee
Ashhurst
Filibuster Denied in Judiciary Committee Debate
Senator Ashurst defends his remark about filibustering as senators clash over Brandeis nomination. Sutherland and Clark condemn the interview while Ashurst insists he spoke truth to reporters. Debate expected to push a committee vote on the Brandeis appointment in a few days.
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Ashurst
Brandegee
Brandeis
Sutherland
Judiciary Committee
Arizona
Clark
Wyoming
Burgess in Auto Crash Along Commonwealth Avenue
An accident at Commonwealth Avenue and Charles Gate East involved three cars. Hollis Burgess, a yachtsman, suffered cuts but no serious injuries. Harry D. Smith, accused of drunk driving, was arrested after the collision that damaged Carroll’s car and left Smith’s vehicle badly damaged.
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Mary B.E. Carr
Commonwealth Avenue
Harry D. Smith
Grasmere Street
Newton
George E. Carroll
Charles Gate East
Carroll
Hollis Burgess
Smith
Back Bay
Whidden Memorial Ball At Everett Moves Charity Drive
Mayor Chambers and over 1000 residents attended the annual charity ball at Company B Armory in Everett to raise funds for Whidden Memorial Hospital. The Everett High School Glee Club the Immaculate Conception Church choir and local talent performed.
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Mayor Chambers
Everett
Whidden Memorial Hospital
Company B Armory
Everett High School Glee Club
Church of the Immaculate Conception
Two Roxbury Children Die From Gas In Sleeping Room
Two children, Hannah D. 16 months and Filen R. 6 years, died from illumin ating gas filling their sleeping room at 6 Logan Street Roxbury while parents were away. Mother is Mrs Gertrude Thomson. Stoddard B. 4 years old was taken in a dying condition to City Hospital.
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Logan Street
Roxbury
Gertrude Thomson
Hannah D
Filen R
Stoddard B
City Hospital
Girls Dance in Trousers in Operetta Hello Frisco Dress Rehearsal
Miss Frances Helen Hoar stood out as a featured dancer during the Vincent Club dress rehearsal of Hello, Frisco. The performance showcased striking trousers worn by the chorus as part of the operetta’s period style.
Tragic Gas Poisoning Strikes Thomson Family
Mrs. Thomson returned home at 10:30 after leaving at 6 with her 10-year-old son. Gas filled the house. her two children were found unconscious. Dr. McCormick sent four-year-old Stoddard to City Hospital, where his condition at midnight was listed as grave.
Women Hear About University Extension
The Business Women's Club showed strong interest in extension courses presented by James A. Moyer and Eleanor Jocelyn. Miss Jocelyn noted DAR groups are organizing evening stenography classes for mill girls.
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Business Women's Club
James A. Moyer
State Board of Education
Eleanor Jocelyn
Bowdoin Street
Jocelyn
Vincent Club stages unique Hello Frisco dress rehearsal
The Vincent Club presented a dress rehearsal of its operetta Hello Frisco yesterday at the Wilbur Theatre. The scene featured Chinese costumes cabaret and United States soldiers in khaki in a show said to be the most unique yet given in aid of the Vincent Memorial Hospital.
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Vincent Club
Wilbur Theatre
United States
Vincent Memorial Hospital
Dance Troupe Impresses in Wy man Production
A cast of 100 led by Mrs Lilla Wiles Wy man presented a lively dance show with modern costumes and skilled gyrations praised by a crowded audience of young women. The benefit matinees are set for Monday through Friday next week with featured acts including Miss Frances Hoar as Kuan Yin and her six warriors. Edith Prescott Pauline Pollard and Phyllis Robbins received strong applause in acts I and III. Grace Brooks served as stage manager and Frances Hoar as costumes designer.
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Lilla Wiles Wyman
Kuan Yin
Buddha
Frances Hoar
Edith Prescott
Pauline Pollard
Phyllis Robbins
Grace Brooks
Publishers End Meet Elects New Officers in New York
The American Newspaper Publishers Association closed its annual meeting in New York with officers elected. Hopewell Rogers of the Chicago Daily News was named president, Franklin P. Glass of the Birmingham News vice president, John Stewart Bryan of the Richmond News Leader secretary, and Edward Payson Call of the New York Journal of Commerce treasurer. New directors include Daniel D. Moore of the New Orleans Times Picayune and Herbert J. Bridgman of the Brooklyn Standard Union, with Lincoln D. Palmer re-elected manager.
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New York
American Newspaper Publishers’ Association
Hopewell Lt. Rogers
Chicago Daily News
Franklin P. Glass
Birmingham
Ala
Daily News
John Stewart Bryan
Richmond
News Leader
Edward Payson Call
New York Journal of Commerce
Daniel D. Moore
New Orleans Times Picayune
Charles W. Knapp
Herbert J. Bridgman
Brooklyn Standard Union
Charles H. Taylor, Jr
Boston Globe
Harry Chandler
Los Angeles Times
J. F. Mackay
Toronto Globe
Jason Rogers
New York Globe
Elbert H. Baker
Cleveland Plain Dealer
Hilton A. Brown
Indianapolis News
Lincoln D. Palmer
Gamma Delta Sorority Installation At Boston University
The annual installation and reception for Gamma Delta Sorority officers at Boston University’s College of Liberal Arts on Boylston Street honored officers-elect President Alice G. Fitzpatrick Brockton Vice President Katherine A Toys Lawrence Secretary Ethel V Thornburn Malden Treasurer Consetta Vanacore Beverly Senior Executive Emily M Gleason Gleasondale.
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Gamma Delta Sorority
Boston University
College of Liberal Arts
Boylston Street
Alice G. Fitzpatrick
Brockton
Katherine A. Toys
Lawrence
Ethel V. Thornburn
Malden
Consetta
Vanacore
Beverly
Emily M. Gleason
Gleasondale
Latin American Evening at MIT Features Talk and Piano Recital
The Cognicipolitan Club of MIT hosted a Latin American evening at the Tech Union. V Panettiere delivered an illustrated talk on South American countries and Professor Sequerira of Nicaragua gave a piano recital.
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Cognicipolitan Club
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Tech Union
South America
V. Panettiere
Sequerira
Nicaragua
Ancient marriage rite joins Mrs Coppeta and Pittsburgh restaurateur
Last night in the Quincy House, Mrs Angeline Stathatou Coppeta became Mrs Constantine Coppeta. The Boston Greek colony belle married a wealthy Pittsburgh restaurateur in a ceremony marking a notable social alliance.
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Quincy
Coppeta
Angeline Stathatou
Boston
Pittsburg
Pittsburg Restaurateur Weds Boston Greek Socialite
Constantine Coppeta, wealthy Pittsburg restaurateur, marries Miss Angeline Stathatou, bell of Boston's Greek colony, in Quincy House. The ceremony followed the Greek Church rite led by Rev. Constantine Duropoulos. Guests from Pittsburg attend. best man George Zeppas of Wheeling.
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Constantine Coppeta
Pittsburg
Angeline Stathatou
Boston
Quincy
Constantine Duropoulos
Stathatou
Coppeta
Athens
Virginia bridesmaids and a commission clause
The text lists bridesmaids Julia Diamantopoulos Angelica Duropouvlos Catherine Gacomos and Cleopathia Manoplopoulous and notes a commission rule requiring one member to be a landscape architect who could not qualify.
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Julia Diamantopoulos
Angelica Duropouvlos
Catherine Gacomos
Cleopathia Manoplopoulous
Cannot Appoint Dowling to Park Commission
Mayor Curley sought to appoint Dowling a Park and Recreation Commissioner to replace Charles Gibson but learned the law required a landscape architect. Dowling, a prominent real estate dealer, offices at 16 State Street.
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Mark Temple Dowling
State Street
Curley
Park and Recreation Commission
Charles Gibson
Dowling
Brockton Woman Seeks Divorce from Unfaithful Husband
Evelyn M. Conant of Brockton files for divorce from Harry W. Conant of Boston alleging cruelty and abuse and his infidelity. The suit names Isabelle Richardson of 26 Bowdoin Avenue Dorchester as a party. Marriage stated as Sept 29 1910 at Pocasset.
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Evelyn M. Conant
Brockton
Harry W. Conant
Boston
Isabelle Richardson
Bowdoin Avenue
Dorchester
Suffolk County
Pocasset
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