Boston Artist Wins Popular Prize at Duxbury Exhibit
Marie Danforth Page, a Boston artist with studios at 123 Marlboro Street, won the popular prize of 50 dollars for The Tenement Mother at the Duxbury Art Association's third annual exhibition. The piece also received an honorable mention from the original judging committee.
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Duxbury Art Association
Marie Danforth Page
Boston
Marlboro Street
Boston Museum School
Copley Society
Boston Guild of Artists
International Society of Arts and Letters
Page
Bok
Pennsylvania Academy of Fine Arts
National Academy of Design
Miss Page
Boston Art Museum
Peppery Vendor Hyman Riaf Runs Happy Stand on Washington Street
After twenty years in business Hyman Riaf operates a busy corner stand at Washington and School streets known as Happy. He endures harsh winter mornings and long hours, yet keeps a cheerful face for customers and the camera, describing the job as a test of endurance and spirit.
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Washington
School
Hyman ‘Riaf
Fine Dorchester milk dealers fined in court
The Elm Farm Milk Company at Wales place Dorchester was fined 60 dollars on two counts for removing cream and selling milk below standard. Four other dealers Louis Coppell Emma Rabbinovitz George Gardiner and Jacob Booehman were each fined 10 dollars for selling milk without a license.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elm Farm Milk Company
Wales Place
Dorchester
Dorchester Court
Louis Coppell
Blue Hill Avenue
Emma Rabbinovitz
Lorne Street
George Gardiner
Dorchester Avenue
Jacob Booehman
Talbot Avenue
Joseph R. Churchill
Woman shoots youth in self defense case in New York home
James Haskins, 20, of Broome Centre was killed by Lilian Smith, 80, of Potter Hollow in Smiths home. Authorities say Hastings entered the home and refused to leave after being warned, and the woman admits shooting claiming self defense.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albany
N. Y
James Haskins
Broome Centre
Lillian Smith
Potter Hollow
Hastings
Remarkable Prize Story England to America by Montague
Margaret Prescott Montague author of Uncle Sam of Freedom Ridge writes England to America to be printed in the next Boston Sunday Post Magazine. The piece highlights a prize story with national interest and literary merit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
England
América
Margaret Prescott Montague
Sam
Freedom Ridge
Boston Sunday Post
Martins Seek Probe Into Son Adolphs 1920 Death Murder Theory
Mr and Mrs William Martin of Granite Street hire a lawyer to probe the death of their son Adolph Martin in New Bedford on March 9 1920. Police claimed accidental death with a torn money belt and missing cash. They allege foul play and note a man named Gendron serves six months for theft from Martin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Webster
William Martin
Granite Street
Adolph Martin
New Bedford
Gendron
Martin
Civil Employees Warned to Avoid Politics at Charlestown Yard
Washington orders Charlestown navy yard civil workers to refrain from active political participation at any level. The directive applies to permanent staff, temporaries, and those on leave with or without pay, and urges private preference only.
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Charlestown Navy Yard
Washington
Irishmen of Moderate Views to Hold Meeting
London August 19 moderate Irish views on Dominion home rule will gather in Dublin from all parts of Ireland next Tuesday for a conference. The meeting has gained importance after a policy shift in Downing Street and follows the Premier’s puzzled statement in the House of Commons. The dispatch urges a cautious view, saying the path to peace remains open.
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London
Dublin
Ireland
Ing
Says
Daily Mail
Downing Street
House of Commons
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Wesselhoeft
Walter Wesselhoeft
Scott Street
Cambridge
Sandwich
Mt. Auburn Chapel
Willard Reed
Mt. Auburn
Sie
Dle
Ipswich
Ipswich Mills
Ipswich, Mass
United States
New York
Bauer & Black
Chicago
Toronto
News Merchants
Newsies
Post
Hyam Riaf
Fine Dorchester Milk Dealers
Glover
Waltham Laundry
Clarence Glover
John Delmare
Lillian Glover
Winchester Laundry Company
Delmare
Waltham Laundry Company
Orsford
Diulogieia
Mark
Naw
Rhe
Postum Cereal Co., Inc
Battle Creek, Michigan
St. Louis
Marion
Pretty Kitty Kelly
Sleep County Fair
Punkin Center
Jim Lawson
Monterey
Toes—Fox
Art Hickman
Ted Lewis
Morrison's
Paul Bieve
Frank Crumit
Biese
Prince’s Dance Orchestra
The
Happy Six
Louisiana Five
Jazz Onteetre
Banta and
Akst
Olga Bibor
Gypsy
Marion Harris Marion Hari
Cate Ee
Frank Caunall
Lewis James
A Harrison
Harles Harrison
Charles Hackett
Hulda Lashanaka
Barbara Maurel
de Partes Ee Sa
Cerlo
the Swan
Valse Bleuez
Violin Solo
Qur
Gems
Opera
Pablo Casals
Pablo Casale
Toscha Seidel
Columbia Band
Ferera
Franchini
Ohn
J. Kimmel
Dance of the House
Gino Marinasel
Columbia Light Opera Co
New Process Columbia
Columbia
Columbia Records
Cofemite Sentero
Columbia Graphophone CO
C. E. Selled Co
Washington St
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