Theatre license in court Park Theatre questioned as moving pictures
Judge Fox in Suffolk Superior Court heard arguments on whether the Park Theatre violated laws by showing moving pictures and whether the building has been converted from a theatre to a moving picture house. The case asks if an injunction to stop alterations should be issued pending a higher court ruling.
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Equity Merit
Suffolk Superior Court
John A. Sullivan
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Boston
Park Theatre Company
Pillsbury
Supreme Court
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Sullivan
Park Theatre Booth Plans Questioned By Judge
Boston building commissioner Patrick O Hearn testified he had not seen the moving picture booth and screen in the Park Theatre with his own eyes. He said Mahoney from his department told him about them and that booth location must be approved by his office. Blueprints of Park Theatre alterations were shown to the judge by theatre counsel.
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Mr. O’hearn
John H. Mahoney
Patrick O’hearn
Boston
Sullivan
Park Theatre
Mahoney
Mr. Sullivan
Call Issued for Turkish Reservists in Chicago
The Turkish acting consul-general Theodore Proulx issued a call urging Turkish reservists in Chicago to contact his office. Mobilization in the Ottoman empire requires those born in 1860 to 1893 across active, reserve, and territorial classes to seek exoneration and obtain nationality certificates.
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Chicago
Theodore Proulx
Ottoman Empire
Tea Dance Funds Donated to Boston Charity Basket
The Copley Plaza tea dance yesterday afternoon drew many patrons. Proceeds, arranged with the hotel, were turned over to the Boston Americans Christmas basket charity.
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Copley Plaza
Restaurant romance out as waitress weds Argentine lieutenant
Miss Belle Campbell a Back Bay waitress married Lieutenant Alfonso Sciadaga of the Argentine navy last July on Prince Friward Island. He serves aboard the battleship Rivadavia and is headed home. his bride awaits return in Boston to join him in South America.
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Alfonso Sciacluga
Sciadaga
Rivadavla
Boston
South America
Miss Campbell
Quincy
Prince Friward Island
Brockton Man Rescued From Enraged Crowd After Wife Beating
A Brockton man was saved from an angry crowd on Tremont near Beacon streets last night after assaulting a woman who turned out to be his wife. Officer Fox forced a path through the mob to safety. At the station house Lieutenant Hyland tried to mediate but the wife refused to be placated, saying the man had struck her three times in eight months of marriage.
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Tremont Street
Beacon Street
Fox
City Hall Avenue
Hyland
Barr tabbed for State Charity Board appointment
Governor Walsh appointed Miss Mary A. Barr of 49 Monument Square Charlestown to the State Board of Charity. The surprised appointee said she would likely accept, expressing an interest in the work though she knows no current board members.
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Governor Walsh
Monument, Square
Charlestown
State Board of Charity
Miss Barr
Monument Square
Walsh
Miss Barr Runs Family Trucking From Milk Street Office
Miss Barr, a businesswoman trained in her father's trucking office, directs a firm employing foremen, 25 drivers and truckmen, and 35 horses. She took over after her father Michael Barr retired due to illness, continuing a business with a long family history and a government cartage contract.
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Milk Street
M. Barr
Michael Barr
Untitled remark on upbringing among horses
They say I was brought up among horses. He reflects on his affairs and the life that shaped him, noting his equestrian roots and the old connections that linger in memory.
Governors Council Approves Trapelo Road Hospital Site
The Governors council voted yesterday to take 281 12 acres on Trapelo road in Waltham for the Metropolitan Insane Hospital. The board had proposed 29412 acres on both sides for 98600, but the council approved part of the land including Phineas Lawrence estate and other parcels totaling 68500. The site lies near the Elevated car tracks.
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Waltham
Metropolitan Insane Hospital
State House
State Board of Insanity
State Board
Phineas Lawrence
Commonwealth
Patrick S. Broderick
Martin Connery
Board of Insanity
Boy Scouts Fight Fire in Dorchester Church Under Construction
A troop of Boy Scouts acted as volunteer firefighters in Dorchester last night extinguishing a small blaze at the Church of the Epiphany under construction on Norfolk Street. Scouts in the parish house smelled smoke and found varnish and other combustible materials in a carpenter's box had ignited causing minor damage.
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Dorchester
Norfolk Street
Jews Raise $20 000 for War Relief
A conference of prominent Boston Jews at the Elysium Club 218 Huntington Avenue launched a campaign to raise a large sum for war relief. The meeting aimed to aid unprotected Jews in war torn Europe and began the fundraising effort.
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Greater
Boston
Elysium Club
Huntington Avenue
Europe
Appeals raise over twenty thousand in 25 minutes
Louis D. Brandeis led a meeting where subscriptions totaling more than $20,000 were raised in twenty five minutes. Prominent Hebrews including Louis E. Kirstein and other supporters contributed generously, with many individuals and families donating amounts ranging from $5 to $1,000, aiding a major appeal.
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Louis D. Brandeis
Louis E. Kirstein
Wellesley Is 54000 Short In Restoration Drive
Wellesley College has raised all but 54000 of a 2000600 restoration and endowment fund begun after College Hall burned. Bishop William Lawrence, chairman of the board, said after counting pledges and valuing promises the remaining gifts are still needed and no underwriting exists. Alumnae and trustees are actively seeking the balance.
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Wellesley College
College Hall
William Lawrence
Seven Keys to Baldpate opens at Tremont Theatre
Tickets are on sale at the Tremont box office for the opening performance of Seven Keys to Baldpate on Monday night. The event is the Boston Press Club night with proceeds for the club treasury and expects full club attendance. Earl Derr Biggers, the novel’s author, is a former Boston newspaperman.
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Baldpate
Boston Press Club
Earl Derr Biggers
Boston
Mayor Curley to attend Boston Bar Association dinner
Mayor Curley, the first non lawyer to be invited, plans to accept the honor. The Boston Bar Association dinner is set for December 28 at the Copley Plaza.
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Curley
Boston
Boston Bar Association
Association
Copley Plaza
Mayor Foster in Disguise at Salvation Army Drive
Mayor Harry C. Foster wore a Salvation Army uniform in Postoffice square to solicit funds for Christmas dinners for the poor. He joined collectors, exchanged clothing with a soldier, and urged passersby to contribute, drawing a crowd as friends failed to recognize him.
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Harry C. Foster
Salvation Army
Postoffice
Ready for Christmas Dyspept-lets advertise relief
An advertisement promotes Dyspept lets from Hood as a digestive aid for Christmas meals. It claims they prevent and relieve sour stomach belching heartburn and nausea and recommends a 10c or 25c box to keep handy for dinner.
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