No Trace of Lightship Missing Off Georges Bank
No word tonight from Lightship No. 9 or the lighthouse tender Azalea after both vessels, with Inspector Goddard aboard, searched Georges Bank for the missing Cross Rip Shoal Lightship. Six men were aboard the drifting beacon as wireless was expected to relay news. experts plotted wind trends to judge if the lightship remains afloat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woods Hole
Azalea
Goddard
Lighthouse Service
Georges Bank
Cross Rip Shoal
John McCormack Sings Second Symphony Hall Concert
Tenor John McCormack presented the second in a four concert series at Symphony Hall. His programme featured Martini Lotti Geordani Hue Tosti Gretchaninoff Rachmaninoff Treharne C Burleigh Hartz Coleridge-Taylor and four Irish folk songs. Andre Polah violinist and Edwin Schneider pianist accompanied.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John McCormack
Symphony Hall
Martini
Lotti
Geordani
Hue
Tosti
Gretchaninoff
Rachmaninoff
Treharne
C. Burleigh
Hartz
Coleridge-Taylor
McCormack
Andre Polah
Edwin Schneider
Baldwin Says Shipyard Will Lay 50 Keels This Year
George J. Baldwin chairman of the American International Shipbuilding Corporation told the Senate commerce committee the firm expects to lay 50 keels during February and March for ships under wartime contracts with the Emergency Fleet Corporation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
George J. Baldwin
American International Shipbuilding Corporation
Emergency Fleet Corporation
Senate Commerce Committee
Lent Services Observed Across Episcopal Churches
Ash Wednesday services are listed for Trinity Cathedral St Paul and Emmanuel Advent and Church of the Advent. Trinity offers Holy Communion at 8 am and 10:30 am services with sermons by Rev. Alexander Mann and Rev. Reuben Kidner. Cathedral includes multiple Holy Communions prayers and sermons by several pastors. Emmanuel schedules Holy Communion and evening addresses plus a health conference. Advent lists eucharists sermons by Rev. Harman van Allen and litany and procession with Bishop Babcock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trinity
Alexander Mann
D. D
Price
Reuben Kidner
St. Paul
Dean Rousmaniere
Johns
Moses
Henry Goddard
M. Paul
William Harman van Allen
Babcock
Divorce Granted to Mrs Frost from Deserter Husband
Mrs Maizie G Frost of Newton was granted a decree nisi in her uncontested divorce from Ran dall H Frost in the Superior Court at East Cambridge. She alleges cruel and abusive treatment including striking, swearing, and desertion in 1916 after their 1913 marriage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maizie G. Frost
Newton
Randall H. Frost
East Cambridge
Standards vary among mill workers in Fall River
In Fall River the Post reports mill workers including Joseph Bagnall and his family feel wage increases only barely cover rising living costs. Many youths enter mills for work rather than schooling, and local dining rooms offer 25 cent meals with rough but nourishing fare typical of textile towns.
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Fall River
Post
Joseph Bagnall
Bagnalls
Maine
New Hampshire
Mill Life in a City of Dinner Pails
A Post reporter surveys mill families in a diverse city, showing wage gaps and immigrant hard work. Winnie Bagnall, a weaver, earns 10 to 13 dollars weekly, supports home life, and plans to keep working. The "city of dinner pail" scene includes dinner routines, layoff effects, and earnings from instalment buying.
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Bagnall
Winnie Bagnall
Winnie
Joe
Ida
Bagnalls
Post
Bill
Minister Decries Missive In Prisoner Letter Case
The Rev. Henry Leeman of St. Pauls Evangelical Church Ogden was arrested after attempting to pass a note to a Fort Douglas prisoner. He said a church attendee posed as the brides of the prisoner and that the note concerned money matters. Leeman remains in custody as federal officials decline comment.
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Salt Lake City
Utah
Henry Leeman
St. Paul’s Evangelical Church
Ogden
Fort Douglas
Leeman
5000 Strike Demands Double Holiday Pay
More than 5000 shipyard workers at Gloucester New Jersey and Wilmington Delaware refused to work seeking double pay for holiday labor. Employers say union contract covers six holidays New Year s Washington s Birthday Independence Day Labor Day Thanksgiving and Christmas. Workers walked out to press the demand.
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Philadelphia
Gloucester
N. J
Wilmington
Del
Washington’s
Professor George W. Bingham Dies at Pinkerton Academy
Professor George W. Bingham of Derry New Hampshire principal emeritus of Pinkerton Academy and longtime educator died at his home after a two year illness He was in his eighties a Dartmouth College 1863 graduate and represented New Hampshire Sunday School Association at the London world convention in 1899 He served as Pinkerton Academy principal for nearly 30 years
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Derry
N. H
George W. Bingham
Pinkerton Academy
Dartmouth College
New Hampshire Sunday School Association
London
Orrine Drink Habit Cure Promises Real Sobriety
An advertisement touts Orrine as a home treatment to cure drink habit with two options No 1 and No 2, costing $1.00 a box. A money back guarantee promises refund if no benefit after a trial, with a booklet available. Sold by Liggett's and Riker Jaynes Drug Stores in Washington DC.
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A. O. Leonard
Boston
Woodward Drug Co
Tremont St
Walker-Rintels
Summer St
Jamaica Plain
John J. Tobin
Dorchester St
L. B
Gammon Drug Co
Beacon St
Coolidge Corner
Brookline
Dudley
Cor
War
L. P. Drury Corp
The
Warren, Cuddier & Joyce
Broadway
Edward Everett Sq. Phar
Columbia Road
Dorchester
Mass
la Pierre Drug Stores
Cambridge
Billings & Stover
Harvardey
Geo
M. Olive
North
Geo. H. Smith
Washington Ave
Chelsea
Geo. C. Ketchum
Hyde Park
Grover
Somerville
Leonard Ear Oil
A. QO. Leonard
70Th Ave
New York City
Orrine
Orrine Co
Wash
D. C
Liggett’s Riker-Jaynes
Mr. Hill
Lincoln praised as greatest American in history
Governor McCall at King's chapel commemorates Abraham Lincoln calling him the greatest man in American history and perhaps in world history. He lauds Lincoln for a clean-cut Gettysburg Address and for upholding democratic ideals and the nation’s laws and institutions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Washington
Lincoln
Governor McCall
King's Chapel
McCall
Farrell Named ICC Chief Counsel Succeeds Folk
P J Farrell of Newport Vermont solicitor for the Interstate Commerce Commission Bureau of Valuation was appointed chief counsel to succeed Joseph W Folk who resigned to join the St Louis Chamber of Commerce Farrell has 15 years with the commission and was its first examiner He previously partnered with C A Prouty now head of valuation bureau
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Washington
P. J. Farrell
Newport
Interstate Commerce Commission
Bureau of Valuation
Commission
Joseph W. Folk
St. Louis Chamber of Commerce
Farrell
C. A. Prouty
Commissions Bureau of Valuation
Beginning of Lent Today Ash Wednesday Observances
Ash Wednesday marks the start of Lent with ashes blessed at early masses and distributed after all services. Children receive ashes this afternoon with additional distributions at some churches. St Marys North End will hold a noon distribution and another from 5 to 6 pm.
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St. Mary's
North End
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