Professor Tiernan Found in New York Hotel
Professor and Mrs John T Tiernan of South Bend Indiana and the boy at the center of a paternity case against Harry Poulin were found today living in a Greenwich Village hotel with their two daughters. They used the false name William A Ross and family of Detroit and have been in the city ten days. Mrs Tiernan declined to comment.
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Boston debut missing star from Beggar's Opera
A familiar Christmas carol voice in England will be absent this year in Boston as Joseph Farrington sings the lead in The Beggar's Opera. He has spent twenty years in England performing carols and now brings his talents to Boston for the production.
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England
Boston
Joseph Farrington
Farrington Brings Versatile Talent From England To American Stage
The text profiles Mr. Farrington, a bass baritone with a wide range and engaging stage presence. It notes his training from childhood as a Preston boy soprano, his cabinet making hobby aiding his musical path, and his partnership with his wife in nurturing two sons who sing with the Kings College Choir. It highlights his London concert career at Royal Albert Hall, Queen's Hall, and other major venues, and mentions his current tour with The Beggar's Opera at the Fine Arts Theatre through next week before Providence.
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St. Paul's Cathedral
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Mr. Farrington
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Kings Chapel
England
Royal Albert Hall
Royal Choral Society
United States
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Old Vic
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Dance instructor Thomas M. Heffron dies after operation
Thomas M. Heffron aged 47 longtime Keene dancing instructor for 20 years and Knights of Columbus field secretary overseas in World War I died today after an appendicitis operation on December 13.
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N. H
Thomas M. Heffron
Knights of Columbus
U S stance on Straits effective in Lausanne talks
In Lausanne the United States presented a memorandum opposing an international commission for the Turkish Straits preferring free passage under existing treaties. Delegates from Turkey and the Allies pursued a conciliatory path with expectations of a Straits convention within days.
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Auto Men See Santa Claus at Bay State Luncheon
About 200 Bay State Automobile Association members gathered at the Hotel Lenox for their annual Christmas luncheon with presents for all. Lt Governor Fuller attended and wished everyone a merry Christmas. Dr. Herbert D. Boyd portrayed Santa Claus as a drum of gifts circulated. The event included a cabaret show a pipe presentation to Hal Barber and two geese given to A B Phillips and E F Keene.
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Herbert D. Boyd
Santa Claus
Hal Barber
A. B. Phillips
E. FE. Keene
Beautiful Crib at St. Pauls Cathedral
The Christmas crib in St. Pauls Cathedral, installed yesterday afternoon, reflects early Italian artistic design. Sydney R Burleigh, pupil of Jean Paul Laurens in Paris and noted New England portrait painter, designed the work after months of study. Wooden figures wear canonical colors with the Virgin in red and blue, Joseph in violet and saffron, and three wise men in varied robes.
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Paris
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Three Hurt In Free Fight At Somerville Near Oak Square
Three men were cut and battered in a free-for-all near Oak Square Somerville as stones clubs and knives were used. Freeman Jollymo was taken to Cambridge City Hospital with head and facial wounds. Patrick Barent and Ralph Barent were beaten with two blackened eyes. Police received numerous calls but made no arrests.
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Reagent Street
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Ralph
Evergreen Square
Cambridge
Soulmate romance ends in costly jail risk
Mrs Gladys Thompson faced a reformatory sentence after her lover William E Beach eloped with her. Beach fled the city after her arrest and prior bond forfeiture, leaving Thompson to depart for Indianapolis under probation oversight and with police orders.
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Milk Supply Dips as New England Dealers Set Quart Price
Boston and surrounding towns face tighter milk supply though prices hold until Aug. 1. Under a New England Milk Producers' Association agreement, milk sold to dealers will be eight and a half cents a quart after four months of price regulation, with retail prices around four and a half cents.
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New England Milk Producers’ Association
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Producers’ Association
Private Bathtub Sparks Firehouse Petition in New London
Firemen of Wallingford's Tibbitts Hose Company petitioned the court to bar non members from using the station tub claiming outsiders have been bathing there and depleting soap and towels. The court tabled the petition directing the company to set its own household rules.
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Conn
Tibbitts Hose Company
Wallingford Fire Department
Court of Burgesses
Gardiner Petitions Removal Of Temporary Guardian
In East Cambridge probate court the return day of January 3 1928 was set on John D. Gardiner's petition to remove William F Jardine as temporary guardian of Dorothy D Gordon. Gardiner seeks substitution since Jardine is not related and was not notified about the original appointment hearing last June.
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John D. Gardiner
Dorothy D. Gordon
William F. Jardine
Gardiner
Jardine
Man Held on Knife Charge After Bean Claim
Lester R. White of Los Angeles pleaded guilty to breaking a plate glass window at Washington and West Concord streets. Judge Bennett ordered him held in 2600 bail for a hearing next Thursday after he failed to prove he carried a hunting knife to Massachusetts to eat beans.
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Los Angeles
Cal
Bennett
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West Concord Streets
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