Navy Tricotine Garments With Red Collar and Cuff Facings
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Rule Out Belts and Leg Cuffs in Tailor Show
Philadelphia February 1 United News notes a fashion shift as trousers without belts and cuffs gain favor. Designers explain cuffless pants pair with suspenders to drape over the instep and follow leg curves, reviving the suspender trend with a nod to President's red white and blue garland the joke.
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Philadelphia
United News
National Association of Merchant Tailors
Collins Seeks Nation Wide Vote On Irish Treaty
Michael Collins plans to submit the Irish peace treaty to a near nation wide vote to obtain direct public decision. The move aims to secure a clear endorsement from the people.
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Collins
London
United News
Michael Collins
Sinn Fein convention to unveil treaty resolutions in Dublin
The Sinn Fein convention in Dublin next Tuesday will host representatives from about 3000 Sinn Fein bodies across Ireland. De Valera and Griffith will present resolutions while Collins offers two aimed at whether to put the peace treaty to the electorate and how to handle council disagreements.
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Dublin
Ireland
de Valera
Arthur Griffith
Cullins
Collins
Republic
Griffith
Dail
Dublin Barracks Vacated by British Troops Turned Over to Irish
The Beggar's Bush military barracks in Dublin were vacated by British troops and formally handed to Eamon De Valera's guards in green uniforms. Pipers led the march as crowds gathered, watched by Dublin Castle officials James MacMahon A W Cope and Richard Mulcahy during the transfer.
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Associated Press
Beggar's Bush
Irish Republican Army
Pipers
Eamon de Valera
Dublin Castle
James MacMahon
Ireland
A. W. Cope
Richard Mulcahy
Dail Éireann
Hayden and Bell Named Directors of Chicago & Alton
Charles Hayden chairman of the Chicago Rock Island and Pacific Railway and M L Bell vice president and general counsel of that system were elected today to the board of the Chicago and Alton Railroad.
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Hayden
BELL
New York
Charles Hayden
Chicago, Rock Island & Pacific Railway
M. L. Bell
Chicago & Alton Railroad
Obituary: D J O'Brien of the Pilot Dies in Medford
Daniel J. O'Brien longtime Boston Pilot employee died at 67 after 63 years with the paper. He led the mailing dept for two decades and was connected with notable Catholic figures. Survived by wife Julia and five children. funeral set for Saturday at St Joseph's Church.
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Daniel J. O’brien
Boston Pilot
Emerson Street
Medford
Pilot
O’brien
Patrick M. Donahue
The
John Boyle O'Reilly
James Jeffrey Roche
Archbishop Williams
Charlestown
Bunker Hill School
Julia A. O'Brien
John F
Daniel J
Manchester
N. H
Mirror
Raymond M
Margaret A. O’brien
James F. Short
Somerville
St. Joseph’s Church
Hospital Scene Tracks Tragic East Side Family Violence
New York February 1 The entire Sedrick family of East 150th street is hospitalized after Philip Sedrick 30 allegedly attacked his wife Olga 28 and their three year old son Arthur Victory Sedrick in a fifth floor apartment then fled by leaping from the window as neighbors forced entry Police report the mother was knocked unconscious with a milk bottle the son was hurled against a wall and the father jumped to escape custody from Lincoln Hospital where all are listed in serious to improving condition
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New York
Philip Sedrick
East 150Th Street
Lincoln Hospital
Sedrick
Olga Sedrick
Arthur Victory Sedrick
Back Bay Fire Drives Score to the Street
A four story Back Bay blaze at 86 St Botolph Street forced a stubborn fight for control. It caused about 10000 dollars in damage and spread through the wall to 88 St Botolph Street before being contained.
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Back Bay Fire
St. Botolph Street
Back Bay
Number 88
Fire destroys house at St Botolph with many residents saved
A fierce blaze at St Botolph Street displaced Mrs Margaret Keefe and her niece Miss Mary Norton who were carried to safety by Edward Beede. John Chauncey and Patrolman Tiernan roused occupants as flames spread through three to four floors. Firemen battled the blaze, with water flooding the structure and damage pegged at about $10 000.
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Margaret Keefe
Mary Norton
Edward Beede
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Norton
Beede
John J. Ghauncey
Massachusetts Avenue
Tiernan
Dedham Street
M. J. Allen
Charles Harding
E. O. Lake
E. Pelloquin
Edna Shade
John McCurdy
A. W. Summers
Arthur W. Summers
Harry Welcome
Edwin Knowles
St. Botolph
James H. Doherty
Francis
Helen Patten
Chauncey
Matthews
John F Corcoran of Charlestown Dies at 56
John F. Corcoran of Charlestown died after a long illness. He was 56 and a retired Charlestown liquor dealer. He passed away at his home 39 Beal Street Brookline yesterday afternoon. Survived by two sisters Mrs Julia Hevenor and Mrs Annie Boyle. Funeral from his residence on Saturday morning.
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John F. Corcoran
Beal Street
Brookline
Charlestown
Julia Hevenor
Bealstreet
Annie Boyle
Dorchester
Fire in United Motors Auto Salesrooms
A blaze swept the United Motors Company salesrooms at 916 Commonwealth Avenue near midnight. Firefighters faced gasoline explosion risks as two alarms rang from Boston and another from Brookline. Patrolman Gottschalk spotted the fire. 40 to 60 secondhand cars were inside, with several moved to safety.
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United Motors Company
Commonwealth Avenue
Boston
Brookline
Boston-Brookline
Gottschalk
Missing Lynn girl Anna A Lee sought by police
Lynn police search for 15 year old Anna A Lee daughter of Mr and Mrs George Lee of 61 Liberty Street Lynn seen with a man at a restaurant and given money to go to a lodging house on Ireson Street on the night she disappeared Tuesday.
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Lynn
Anna A. Lee
George Lee
Liberty Street
Pensions for Spanish War Dependents Hiked by House
The House approved a bill to raise monthly pensions for widows and dependent children of veterans who served in the army or navy during the Spanish American War the Philippine insurrection or the China relief expedition of 1900. The increase would lift payments from $12 to $20 per month and the measure was sent to the Senate.
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Washington
Army
Spain
House
Senate
Evelione Taglione Makes Debut Alone at 15 in Boston
Evelione Taglione, 16, studied under Ethel Leginska, premiered solo in Jordan Hall after Leginska canceled due to illness. She impressed with Bach, Mozart, Ornstein, MacDowell, and Chopin, showing fiery temperament and authoritative technique despite the absence of four hand works.
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Evelione Taglione
Ethel Leginska
Boston
Jordan Hall
Miss Leginska
Miss Taglione
Miss .Leginska
Strawirsky
Bach
Mozart
Ornstein
MacDowell
Chopin
Miss Taglione Plays To Enthusiastic Theatre Audience
A large and very enthusiastic audience watched Miss Taglione, whose present performance captivates beyond that of a typical star pupil. Her artistry on stage draws genuine engagement and admiration from the crowd.
Dinner honoring retiring Mayor Peters in Boston
Boston leaders from business and politics will attend a men only subscription dinner for retiring Mayor Peters at Copley Plaza on February 15. Tables seat ten, cost ten dollars per cover, applications handled by John R. Macomber and secretary Joseph E. Scanlon at 35 Federal Street.
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Boston
Massachusetts
Peters
Copley Plaza
John R. Macomber
Joseph E. Scanlon
Eecretary
Federal Street
Hollander Employees Enjoy Jollification
More than 160 couples dressed in costumes attended the L. P. Hollander Employees Benefit Association dance in the Swiss Room at Copley Plaza. Théodore C. Hollander, president, and B F Pitman and Theodore B Pitman led the grand march, with company officials and association officers following. John J. Tracy served as committee chair.
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L. P. Hollander Employees Benefit Association
Copley Plaza
Théodore C. Hollander
B. F. Pitman
Theodore B. Pitman
L. P. Hollander Company
The
Benefit Association
John J. Tracy
Ace
Mayor Raven Seeks Salary Cut in St Thomas
Welland Ont Feb 1 United News Mayor Charles E Raven of St Thomas urged a large salary reduction from 1090 to 600 promising economy and defying council pleas to reconsider his 1922 estimate.
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Ont
United News
Charles E. Raven
St. Thomas
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