Mozart Symphony Enchanted Boston Audience
The Boston Symphony Orchestra played Mozart in D major K5 and Tschai kowsky op 43 suite in D minor as Elena Gerhardt sang Stehe Stille Schmerzen Traume Verborgenheit Der Freunde Er Ists Wagner and Wolf pieces. The concert was at Symphony Hall yesterday afternoon.
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Boston Symphony Orchestra
Symphony Hall
Mozart
Tschaikowsky
Elena Gerhardt
Stehe Stille
Schmerzen
Traume
Wagner
Publishers Oppose Paper Distribution Plan in Washington
In Washington on December 15 publishers of large U.S. dailies indicated opposition to a proposed Federal Trade Commission supervision of news print paper distribution. A committee will meet tomorrow with manufacturers and jobbers to consider an agreement, while smaller papers weigh their stance. They warn that distribution would be illegal and fail to solve high prices and shortages, urging increased production instead.
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Washington
Federal Trade Commission
United States
American Newspaper Publishers’ Association
Trade Commission
Department of Justice
Commission
New York
The
IF. P. Glass
Campbell
Kansas
Mozart and Tschaikowsky Concert Review Draws Praise
The concert impressed with Mozart’s bright finale and Gerhardt’s lovely voice while Tschaikowsky’s Suite showed uneven value yet featured piquant orchestration. Critics praised the performers and noted strong, sincere interpretations despite some routine passages.
Half year on her way to be wed ends in ceremony
Maria Kelesis a 22 year old Greek girl married Antonio Thamousas at the immigration station after arriving on the Canopic from Naples. The couple will live in Somersworth New Hampshire where he is employed. A Greek priest conducted the ceremony.
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Maria Kelesis
Antonio Thamousas
Naples
Somersworth
N. H
Island refuge to marriage ties finds two unions in one story
Miss Kelesis reached from Samoa after fleeing Smyrna in 1914. Ida Giordano and Antonio Lavallo wed despite both being lame. Ida’s sister died in New York last year, and Antonio lost a foot in a railroad accident. Immigration officials released Raffaela Fiorilla, a widow with a 16–month–old baby, who arrives from Italy to join her parents in Gloversville, New York.
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Miss Kelesis
Samoa
Smyrna
Turkey
Asia
Ida Giordano
Antonio Lavallo
Ida
New York
Italy
Antonio
Raffaela Fiorilla
Gerardo Carnevale
United States
Gloversville
N. Y
East Boston Police Seek Missing 14 year old girl
Boston police search for Lillian Ringheim of East Boston 14 missing from 1106 Bennington Street. She left Thursday night to visit a neighbor and did not return. Described as five feet tall 125 pounds light complexion and hair. Wears dark blue skirt and coat black shoes and stockings.
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Boston
Lillian Ringheim
Bennington Street
East
O'Dowd Expected to Become Weymouth Fire Chief
District Chief Matthew O'Dowd of the Weymouth Fire Department who recently resigned after 33 years of active service is eyed for chief. Selectmen reportedly favor his appointment and regard him as one of New England's top fire executives.
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Matthew O’dowd
Weymouth
Caplan Found Guilty in Times Case
David Caplan was found guilty of manslaughter at his second trial for complicity in the Los Angeles Times explosion of October 1, 1910. Twenty men were killed. The sentence ranges from one to ten years. Caplan will return Monday for sentencing as a motion for a new trial is reportedly planned.
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Los Angeles
Cal
David Caplan
Los Angeles Times
Caplan
Motioff
Prudes Poor as Play Censors At Copley Theatre
Raymond Hitchcock attacked play Censors at the Players' League gathering at the Copley Theatre. He mocked highbrow critics who police decency and warned many a fair play is ruined by their influence. He urged simpler plots and a 500 word vocabulary for the regular theatregoer.
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Raymond Hitchcock
Players’ League
Copley Theatre
Hitchcock
Griffin named Jacob Sleeper Fellow at Boston University
Boston University trustees named Orwin B. Griffin as the Jacob Sleeper Fellow for next year. The stipend is $500, the university’s highest academic honor, created in 1889 to honor founder Hon. Jacob Sleeper.
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Boston University
Orwin B. Griffin
Jacob Sleeper
Transport Sumner Going to Pieces Off Barnegat
The transport Sumner, aground off Barnegat New Jersey in fog Monday night, was believed to be breaking up early today after tug attempts failed. Crew members remaining aboard were awaiting rescue as ships in the rescue line stood by to evacuate them.
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United States
Sumner
Barnegat
N. J
Gift list includes furniture and household items
Mahogany Smoker's Stand priced at 2.50. Brown Oak Library Table converts to card table for 32.50. Oriental rugs vacuum cleaners couch covers screens and fireplace fixings among hundreds of other useful gifts.
Judge Orders Sons to Aid Their Father in East Boston
In East Boston District Court Judge Barnes ordered two sons, Max and Joseph Grossman, to pay $2 weekly to support their 75 year old father Isaac Grossman after the judge found they had failed to provide necessities. The complaint was placed on file on the sons' promise to maintain payments.
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Barnes
East Boston
Isaac Grossman
Max
Joseph
Bromo Quinine Cold Cure Ad Promises One Day Relief
An advertisement touts Laxa tive Bromo Quinine with the claim it cures a cold in one day and lists BE. W. Grove signature. The ad highlights a 25 cent price and urges readers to seek the full name for genuineness.
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BE. W. Grove
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