Victory by British Is Predicted at Boston Event
Van Hay Beith captain of the Argyle and Sutherland Highlanders and author of The First Hundred Thousand spoke to 4000 at Symphony Hall. He described the human side of trench warfare. Sir Herbert Ames, M. P., of Canada, spoke on The British Navy Past and Present. Event under British Imperial Relief Fund of New England.
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van Hay Beith
Argyle and Sutherland
Boston
Symphony Hall
British Imperial Relief Fund of
New England
Beith
Herbert Ames
M. P
Canada
Captain Beith Predicts War to a Finish Despite Submarine Moves
Beith stirs crowds by saying allies will push the war to a finish. He notes ammunition output now doubles the Somme drive and predicts the Somme will be seen again when ground dries. He calls the submarine maneuver a bluff or gambit but insists the war will continue to a finish.
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Beith
Somme
Urge That War With Germany Be Avoided
An appeal to U S senators and Congressmen to keep the country out of the European war was forwarded to Washington by the executive committee of the German American Alliance. Professor John A Walz of Harvard University is president and F J Kustenmacher of Sharon is secretary.
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United States
Washington
Y M C A Campaign Falls Short in Charlestown
An eight day drive to raise 350000 for an Army and Navy Y M C A clubhouse in Charlestown ended with 79264 short of the goal. Organizers expect private subscriptions to cover the deficit soon.
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Charlestown
Campaign fund totals from eight days of collecting
Figures show $166 458 in cash and $104 778 in pledges raised in eight days, totaling $270 236. Contributions listed include major gifts from Mrs C C Converse and others as the Masachuest and Rhode Island committees coordinate at 167 Tremont Street, under Frederick E Morrison.
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City Club
Tremont Street
Masachusetts
Rhode Island
Frederick E. Morrison
Army and Navy Branch
Charlestown
C. C. Converse
David P. Kimball
Fannie P. Mason
Episcopal Church Lenten Services and Events Schedule
Noonday services and sermons announced for Ash Wednesday and during Lent at the Cathedral Church of St Paul and King's Chapel. Addresses daily in Holy Week, a reception for Rev. Pettus, and Palm Sunday confirmations planned. Related classes for youth run at the dean's and cathedral rooms led by Birckhead and Deaconess Lloyd.
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Episcopal Theological School
Cambridge
St. Paul
D. D. Addison
D. D
All Saints’ Church
Brookline
Washington
Dean Frousmaniere
William H. Pettus
St. James’ Episcopal Church
Clarendon Hill
West Somerville
Pettus
Francis T. Clayton
Proctor Academy
Andover
N. H
King’s Chapel
William W. Fenn
Harvard Divinity School
Lang
Dean Rousmaniere
Birckhead
Lloyd
Hood Voices Critique Of Milk Transport Ruling
H P Hood & Sons president criticized an Interstate Commerce Commission milk transport ruling as an economic waste with no gain for anyone. He spoke at Hood Mutual Benefit Association's ninth annual banquet in Ford Hall, noting higher farmer prices in New England and urging milk grading to address the distribution problem.
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Interstate Commerce Commission
Boston
H. P. Hood
H. P. Hood & Sons
Hood Mutual Benefit Association
Ford Hall
New England
Hood
Recluse Dying of Starvation in Chicopee
A 70 year old man, John Linnehan, is near death in Chicopee as authorities describe him starved and surrounded by hidden money including gold bills and bank books worth hundreds of dollars. Local police say no clear motive or suspect has surfaced.
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Chicopee
John Linnehan
Recluse Found Dead After Snowstorm Sidewalk Fine
A City Hall area recluse at 62 Dwight Street was found dead from starvation after four days without food or water. Police, medical examiner, and a fire lieutenant forced entry when no one answered. Bank books show deposits in Springfield and Holyoke totaling almost $4. A bag of gold and hundreds in bills were found, some dating to 1962.
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Dwight Street
City Hall
Wright
John H. C. Gallagher
Springfield
Holyoke
Mayor Mullen Sacks Five From Everett Tubercular Hospital
Five of thirteen patients at the Everett Tubercular Hospital were moved out by Mayor Mullen after he watched their departure. He wagered with his agent and a newspaper man to decide who would buy $2 worth of chocolate for nurses, then left the funds with the matron. The removals continue a broader campaign against the hospital he has led since taking office.
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Everett Tubercular Hospital
Mullen
Zionist Dinner Hails 1000 Member Goal and World Solution
Justice Brandeis praised Zionism as the true solution to world Jewish problems at a Boston Zion Association event celebrating 1000 members. The gathering raised over $5000 for the Zionist Provisional Fund, with total contributions surpassing $14,000.
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United States
Horticultural Hall
Zion Association of
Greater Boston
Justice Brandeis
United States Supreme Court
Stephen 8. Wise
New York
America
Boston Association
Zionist Provisional Fund
Independent Order Sons of Israel
Congregation Adath Jeshurun
Samuel Agoos
A. Nelson
al Rosenbush
Nathan Pinansk
Louis E. Shirstein
Stephen S. Wise
M. J. Roesnau
Harvard
Felix Frankfurter
Julius Meyer
Jacob de Haas
Peter M. Leavitt
East Boston Man Sentenced for Contempt in Arson Case
Isaac Wolinski of East Boston was jailed by Judge Aiken for contempt after creating a disturbance during the trial of Harris Pearlstein over a Havre Street arson. He attempted to influence a key witness, Mrs Eddie Kandler, wife of the government's star witness.
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Isaac Wolinski
East Boston
Charles Street
Aiken
Superior Court
Wolinski
Harris Pearlstein
Havre Street
Eddie Kandler
Sug
The Encyclopaedia Britannica as a path to success
An advertisement touts the Encyclopaedia Britannica as the prime knowledge source for educated professionals. It claims 41 000 articles covering all subjects and promises practical insight into trade, industry, and national conditions. A full 29 volume set costs $1 down with monthly payments, urging quick action as stock is limited.
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Encyclopaedia Britannica
Britannica
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