Road Builders Cheer Colors at Patriotic Boston Dinner
At the American Road Builders Association annual dinner in Copley Plaza, 500 men heard two speakers urge citizens to honor the flag and cultivate a national mind. The event opened with a reading of The Man With Out a Country by Robert M. Washburn and closed with a patriotic singalong as attendees cheered. Colonel William D. Sohier presided while William K. McClintock and George S. Smith offered remarks on civic ideals and city life.
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American Road Builders’ Association
Copley Plaza
United States
Robert M. Washburn
Worcester
William D. Sohier
Highway Commission
Wiliam K. McClintock
George S. Smith
Chamber of Commerce
Cozy
Dozy
Brown
Film star asks a million a year
Albert E. Smith, president of a major film firm, told a legislative panel that a star demanded one million dollars a year. He said she did not get it and warned that unless salaries fall, producers may go out of business. He added that only a few stars are worth their salaries.
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New York
Albert E. Smith
Legislative
Mr. Smith
Hure Concert in Jordan Hall Featuring Longy and Family
A notable Jordan Hall recital presented Georges Longy and his daughter Renee Longy with Mrs. Laura Littlefield and others. The ensemble included the American String Quartet and prominent soloists performing saxophone pieces, sonatine, and a string quintet. Critics praised finish, musicianship, and the performers’ technical mastery.
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Jean Hare
Jordan Hall
Georges Longy
Boston Symphony Orchestra
Renee Longy
Laura Littlefield
Richard J. Hall
Gertrude Marshall
American String Quartet
Dudley Fitts
Homer Humphrey
Messrs
Tak
Goldstein
Gietzen
Sauvlet
Pinfield
Belinski
Gruenberg
Gundergen
Humber
C. Gardner
Tympani
Th. Cella
Mr. Longy
de Bretagne
Mrs. Littlefield
Miss Marshall
Miss Longy
Miss Littlefield
Orrine Drink Habit Advertisement
An at home secret treatment promises to curb drink habits for a husband son or father with two forms Orrine No 1 and No 2. The ad guarantees refund if no benefit and prices at $1.00 per box. Distributed by Or line Co Washington DC and Liggett's Riker Jaynes drug stores.
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Orrine
Ask
Orline Co
Washington, D. C
Liggett’s-Riker-Jaynes
Ethics clash at 11th Home Furnishers Banquet
The 11th annual banquet of the Home Furnishers Association of Massachusetts at the Hotel Lenox featured fiery remarks on citizenship and loyalty. John N. Cole urged greater courage in New England while recalling Lincoln and Washington. Officers were elected led by Victor A. Heath with retiring president Fred T. A. McLeod honored. Tribute was paid to Charles Smith, recently killed in a car accident.
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Welle Toast
Home Furnishers’ Association of Massachusetts
Lenox
New England
United States
Lincoln
Washington
Woodrow Wilson
Burrill
Wells
Senate
Charles E. Spratt
New York Furniture Exchange
Richardson
Harvard Brotherhood
Victor A. Heath
Alonzo E. Yont
B. A. MacMahon
Frank Ferdinand
M. J. Sullivan
George L. Avery
Hugh McLean
G. L. Hersey
W. S H. Williams
Fred T. A. McLeod
Yont
Association
Charles Smith
Americanism as force and fear in a race of ancestors debate
Judge Thomas P. Riley extols Americanism as a powerful, universal force while urging focus on shared national identity over race or creed. He urges teaching patriotism to all and questions the impact of ancestral lineage on present loyalties amid partisan and religious tensions.
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Thomas P. Riley
B. A. MacMahon
Old World
New World
Hotel Clerk Robert Piper Found Dead in His Room
Robert H. Piper a Totel Brunswick clerk for seven years was found dead in his apartment at 210 Huntington Avenue last night. He was about 75 and had left for work yesterday morning in apparently good health. Piper formerly did business in Newburyport and had many friends there.
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Robert H. Piper
Totel Brunswick
Huntington Avenue
Piper
Newburyport
Richard Harding Davis Leaves Estate Worth 56155
Richard Harding Davis, novelist and war correspondent, who died in April last, left an estate valued at 56155, reduced to 45387 after debts and administration expenses, a transfer tax appraiser reported in Mount Vernon New York.
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Mount Vernon
N. Y
Richard Harding Davis
Death notices Monaghan and Sullivan in Massachusetts
Mary Frances Monaghan M D died in Waltham on February 7. Funeral from 2 Oak Street Saturday morning at 9 15 with a solemn high mass at St Charles Church at 10. Interment in Calvary Cemetery. Bridget Sullivan formerly of Cambridge died in Watertown February 7. Funeral from 16 Westland Road with time to be announced later.
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Monaghan
Waltham
Mary Frances Monaghan
Oak St
St. Charles’ Church
Calvary Cemetery
Sullivan
Watertown
Bridget
John Sullivan
Cambridge
Westland Road
Dual Personality Discussion Sparks Striking Compromise Scene
Adele Luehrmann introduces a tense moment as a man, riled by talk of dual personalities, is found in a compromising position. The excerpt raises questions about two selves within one body and promises continuation in the next Sunday Post Magazine.
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Adele Luehrmann
Sunday Post
Mystery on a New York train leads to deadly room
Terrible discovery aboard a New York bound train draws Secret Service man Tim Scarborough and Dozier Cullop into a perilous night. In a secret house, a man is found slain by a blows to the temple as a stranger flees and a shriek echoes through halls.
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Tim Scarborough
Secret Service
Brown
New York
Dozier Cullop
Scarborough
Cullop
Dozy
Tim
Dory
Cozy
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