Boston Evening Record Sold to L Coues Page and Associates
The Boston Evening Record was purchased from Charles S Bird and associates by L Coues Page and partners of Page Publishing Company for about 70000. The deal may face a last minute hitch before 11 30 am but is largely complete. Earl C Deland and D C Barrett expected to stay as publisher and managing editor respectively with Dr William T Ellis remaining advertising manager.
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Boston Evening Record
L. Coues Page
Charles 8S. Bird
Page
Page Publishing Company
Beacon Street
William Randolph Hearst
Three Americans Wounded and Three Die in War Casualties
General Pershing reported three Americans wounded in action including Captain Robert Crane of Edenton North Carolina. Corporal Robert Lanier of Louisville Kentucky and Private Bentley Nelson of Holt Minnesota were wounded on February 13. Cadet Conrad Hazen of New York City died February 11 in an airplane accident. Deaths from pneumonia included Corporal Gordon Gilman of Medford Minnesota and civilian Samuel Rodgers of Paducah Kentucky.
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Washington
Pershing
Robert Crane
Edenton
N. C
Robert B. Lanier
Louisville
Bentley A. Nelson
Holt
Provincetown Relief Fund Receives New Contributions
The Province town relief fund adds new donations including twenty dollars from Maria Gavitus and twenty dollars from Rebecca Colfelt. Previously acknowledged contributions total twenty five thousand twenty five dollars.
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Provincetown Relief Fund
Maria FS
McCormack Sings for Smileage Fund for War Charities
Irish tenor John McCormack leads a Smileage fundraiser in Boston aiming to raise 100000 dollars for the Red Cross. He plans further charity songs for 50000 dollars for the Knights of Columbus after the initial target, with support from Miss Margaret K Alexander and Mrs. Daniel V McIsaac. Jordan Marsh Co and Camp Devens distribution, Williamstown soldiers, and State council member Henry M Teague are noted, as are other donors and local efforts.
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John McCormack
Margaret K. Alexander
Boston
Daniel V. McIsaac
Dennis F. McSweeney
McCormack
Red Cross Fund
Knights of Columbus
Military Entertainment Council
Jordan Marsh Company
Council
Singers Aid
Celebrate Birthday of Susan B Anthony Event in Cambridge Tea
A Cambridge tea at 25 Buckingham Street honored Susan B Anthony. Miss Grace Henshaw hosted with Mrs Frederick Sykes recounting Anthony's life and Miss Rebecca Hourwich outlining the suffrage amendment and a $25 000 fund for suffrage work. The day also opened the Dollar Day campaign for the Anthony fund.
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Susan B. Anthony
Grace Henshaw
Buckingham Street
Cambridge
Frederick Sykes
Susan Anthony
Rebecca Hourwich
Miss Henshaw
The
Anthony Fund
West Nominated for Fourth Term as South Portland Mayor
Mayor Charles E. West, already in his fourth term, was renominated by the Republican committee in South Portland Mo. on February 15. The party formalized its backing for West in a city meeting tonight.
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South
Portland
Charles E. West
Paris Soldier Bolo Pasha Appeals Death Verdict
Bolo Pasha appeals his treason verdict at the Court of Cassation after a court martial sentenced him to death. He was moved to Santo Prison’s death cell, spoke of potential grounds for appeal, and noted witnesses and officials connected to his case. He remains under strict surveillance and handcuffed during movements.
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Paris
Bolo Pasha
Court of Cassation
Bolo
Santo
Caillaux
First Rest From Trenches for American Troops
The first contingent of American soldiers on leave from the trenches in the American sector will arrive late today at a rest camp in the Savoy mountains southeast France. They will be housed in comfortable hotel accommodations and entertained by professional actors managers including E H Sothern Winthrop Ames and Miss Loie Fuller at Aix les Bains. Subsequent contingents are planned, the next arriving Wednesday.
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Paris
Savoy
France
E. H. Sothern
Winthrop Ames
Loie Fuller
Aix-les- Bains
Shot Twice In Own Doorway In Italian Feud Claim
Vincenzo Satara, 37, was shot twice at his home doorway on Lewis Street North End at nine last night. He was taken to City Hospital. he described the shooter as about 30, five feet five, 170 pounds in fisherman's attire and lumberjack boots, but offered no further details. Police pursue leads as they believe the feud motive stems from Italian circles. Satara is expected to recover.
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Vincenzo Satara
Lewis Street
North End
Satara
Groom Sold to Indians from St Louis Americans
Cleveland reports pitcher Bob Groom has been bought by the Cleveland club from the St Louis Americans per a telegram from President James C Dunn.
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Cleveland, O
Bob Groom
Cleveland
St. Louis Americans
James C. Dunn
Hoover's Hand Put Upon Beer Policy Split View
Boston brewers react to Hoover edict directing barley to bread priority. They report no official word yet and consider options while Washington dispatches confirm bakers gain priority over brewers. The order says to cease all purchases of barley and other grains for malting until further rules.
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Boston
Hoover
Washington
Neutrals consider action on Russia loan repudiation
The Hague report says Holland urged neutrals to jointly address Bolshevik repudiation of Russia's foreign loans. Foreign Minister Loudon announced Spain consented in principle and awaits replies from Switzerland and Scandinavia.
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The
Hague
Holland
Russia
Loudon
Spain
Switzerland
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Provincetown Fund
Lye
Lehn & Fink
Tink
Filene
West
Copenhagen
Serge
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