World debut broadcast of a complete play from New York
The Westinghouse and Companies test broadcasting the entire play The Perfect Fool from Newark to a wide U S audience on Feb 19 8 pm Eastern time during which other stations stay silent. Ed Wynn stars with Frank Keenan father in law listening in Los Angeles and critics invited to listen and review for The Globe and Westinghouse.
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New York Globe
Pacific Coast
Weatinghouse Electric’and Manufacturing Company
United States
Rockies
Newark
Westinghouse Company
Ed Wynn
George M. Cohan
Wynn
Frank Keenan
Los Angeles
Globe and the Westinghouse Company
Telegraph
Rector Segues Sermon on Democracy in Race Ties
In Cambridge the Rev. Walter Dorsey MacClune denounces segregation in public schools and the civil service, invoking St Paul to condemn keeping a bright, capable colored girl from employment. He cites Beacon Hill politics and calls for rewarding the highest averages regardless of race.
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Walter Dorsey ‘MacClune
St. Bartholoméw’s Church
Cambridge
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Borton
State House
Beacon’ Hill
Civil Service Officers
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Liquor Imports Rise While Soft Drink Shipments Fall
The commerce department reported that liquor imports for the past year rose by nearly 1.5 million dollars compared with 1920, while soft drink shipments into the United States declined by over 200 thousand dollars in the same period.
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Washington
Commerce Department
Teachers Stage Farce in Somerville High School Hall
A dozen Somerville teachers will perform Why Smith Left Home a rollicking farce directed by Miss Harriet Bell. All roles are played by women teachers led by cast members including Miss Jessié Howard Miss Dorothy Harvey Miss Grace Hubbard Miss Elizabeth Fury and others in Somerville.
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Somerville
Smith
Somerville High School
Harriet Bell
Jessié Howard
Dorothy Harvey
Grace Hubbard
Elizabeth Fury
Ruth MacDuffie
Regina, Desmond
Mary C. Smith
Hortense. Small
Bernice Newbore
Ruth Arrington
Sadie Lyle
Elizabeth Welch
Bernich
Newborg
Sadie M. Lyle
Elsie
Smith ‘Ome
Many Gifts to Wilson Fund
Oklahoma leads states in completing Wilson Foundation quotas with voluntary contributions pouring in. Despite a theatre disaster in District of Columbia, New York police wear bullet proof jackets and other regions report steady support. Subscriptions of 50 cents to 1000 dollars welcomed. send to local chairmen or 101 Tremont Street Boston.
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Woodrow Wilson Foundation
National Headquarters
New York
District of Columbia
Minnesota
Massachusetts
New England
State Committee
State
Tremont Street
Boston
Mass
Beatrice Cutting death triggers child abuse probe
In Concord New Hampshire Howard Brown 24 and Grace Rogers 19 were arrested after an autopsy found 3 year old Beatrice Cutting died from brain hemorrhage caused by a blow. The accused lived as a couple in Sandown and cared for the child since New Year’s Day.
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Howard Brown
Grace- Rogers
Sandown
Rockingham County
Beatrice Cutting
Florence Cutting
William H. Hoyt
L. R. Sanders
Herbert W. Rainie
Clara Israeli
J.R. Waldron
E. 3. Eastman
Israeli
J. C. Tappan
Chester
Prown
Adams
Derry
Eastman
Brown
Cutting
Nineteen Victims of Clones Affray Recounted in Belfast
Belfast February 12 The railway station clash at Clones left four special constables dead eight wounded and six missing. Matthew Fitzpatrick leader of the Ginn Feiners was shot dead in the attack on the Ulster constabulary posse.
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Associated Press
Clones
Ulster
Matthew Fitzpatrick
Ginn Feiners
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