Harvard grants divorces. new Eliot Foundation formed
Kavasker Davis of Everett told Judge Hammond that his wife Justina A. Davis threw a lamp iron ball axe and pan of lye during rage. He and Edward H. Goodwin testified wives attacked them. both were granted divorces. Others granted on desertion or cruelty. Harvard trustees announce $2 million Graduate School of Education to open as Charles William Eliot Foundation with women admitted.
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Kavasker Davis
Everett
Hammona
Justina A. Davis
East Cambridge
Edward H. Goodwin
Eva O. Goodwin
Somerville
Mary G. Perry
Billerica
Leslie B. Perry
Maude P. Roman
Cambridge
Julio E F. Roman
New York
Blanche M. Richardson
Arlington
Ammon P. Richardson
Kenneth Hempen
Mary E. Hemeon
New London
Conn
Michael F. McCarthy
Marlboro
Amand M. McCarthy
Hudson
Winifred L. Swandholm
Charles J. Swandholm
Annie Boudreau
Edward I.boudreau
Gertrude L. Doane
Howard M. Doane
Karl F. Bouder
Minnie Bouder
Swampscott
Harvard
Harvard Department of Education
Harvard Union
Charles William Eliot
General Education Board
Fimenitus Eliot
League of Nations
Holmes
Department of Education
New School
Boston
A. L. Filene
Spekers
Lowell
Eliot
Coolidge
Wallace Buttrick
Payson Smith
Massachusetts
Henry W. Holmes
Paul H. Hanus
Division of Education
Jerome D. Greene
Frank A. Vanderlip
Frederick P. Cabot
Frederick P. Fish
Charles W. Eliot
Arlington Knights Initiate 75 in Third Degree
District Deputy William F. Madden presided as 75 candidates were initiated into Arlington Council No. 109 Knights of Columbus in the old Town Hall last evening.
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William F. Madden
Arlington Council
Knights of Columbus
Old Town Hall
Arlington
Celebration Tip reads Plupy Shute in Boston Post
A light feature suggests celebrating Washington's Birthday by reading Plupy Shute's amusing piece in the Boston Sunday Post titled Gorge Washington the Kernel a Composi tion.
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Washington
Plupy Shute
Boston Sunday Post
The
Kernel
Youth Shatters Leg Jumping From Train
John Vendetti 19 of Hyde Park leapt from a moving train between Canton Junction and Canton and suffered a badly shattered leg. Surgeons fear amputation. He was moved to City Hospital in Boston with the injured limb reported as likely to be amputated.
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Canton
John Vendetti
Hyde Park
Canton Junction
Boston
City Hospital
Lynn Council Postpones Jitney Banishment Ordinance
The Lynn City Council postponed action on abolishing jitneys until after the public hearing of jitney owners tomorrow night. Officials will not act until the hearing is held and will likely move to act soon after.
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Lynn
Adams Elected Head of Farm and Trades School
At the adjourned annual meeting of the Farm and Trades School held yesterday in the Shawmut Bank building, Arthur Adams was elected president. Officers chosen were Charles F. B. Mason as vice-president N. Penrose Hallowell as treasurer and Tucker Daland as secretary. The treasurer's report showed the smallest deficit in several years.
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Farm and Trades School
Richard M. Saltonstall
Shawmut Bank
Arthur Adams
Oither
Charles FB. Mason
N. Penrose Hallowell
Tucker Daland
Melvin O. Adams
I. Tucker Burr
Gorham Brooks
S. V. R. Crosby
George S. de Blois
Thomas G. Evans
Robert H. Gardiner Jr
Henry Jackson
Roger Pierce
Philip S. Sears
Francis Shaw
Moses Williams, Jr
Ralph B. Williams
Alden B. Hefler
Walter BR. Foster
Hallowell
Charles H. Bradley
Old Julius Soderburg Dies After 36 Years On The Waterfront
Julius Soderburg longtime Boston waterfront boatman and line tender died at City Hospital after a three week illness. Born in Stockholm 51 years ago he sailed on square riggers and traveled world. He retired to Boston and earned the nickname Old Julius from pier workers along Atlantic Avenue. A Milton resident is listed as his only known relative.
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Julius Soderburg
City Hospital
Stockholm
Sweden
Boston
Milton
Mr. Soderburg
Old Julius
Atlantic Avenue
Stransky and Band Welcomed by Boston Audience
The New York Philharmonic under Josef Stransky played Symphony Hall last night marking the orchestra’s Boston return after four years. Beethoven Eroica, Rachmaninoff Isle of Death poem, Wagner Venusberg music, and Tschaikowski 1812 overture on the program.
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New York Philharmonic Orchestra
Josef Stransky
Symphony Hall
Boston
Beethoven
Rachmaninoff
Arnold Boecklin
Tannhauser
Wagner
Paris
Tschaikowski
Mr. Stransky
Stransky Leads Oldest American Orchestra in Mixed Beethoven and Rachmaninoff
The review notes the ensemble is the nation’s oldest and has seen few player changes since the war. Stransky’s program mixes Beethoven with Rachmaninoff tone poems and Wagnerian excerpts. While Beethoven’s symphony is lukewarm, Rachmaninoff’s piece shows warmth, and Wagner’s Tannhauser excerpt draws strong acclaim.
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America
Stranksy
Americans Escape from Marash to Islahie Amid Relief Rush
The American committee for relief in the Near East reports that about 2000 refugees retired to Islahie from Marash with Colonel Normand. Major David G. Arnold notes one American relief worker and six missionaries remain at the American Board College in Marash. Readings list several named relief workers, missionaries, and their home towns across the United States.
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Constantinople
Associated Press
American Committee For Relief In the
Near East
Adana
Asiatic Turkey
Marash
Aleppo
Islahie
Normand
Aintab
Hadjin
David G. Arnold
Providence
R. I
American Commission For Relief In the
M. C. Wilson
Boonshill
Tennessee
Mabel O. Elliott
Benton Warrior
Michigan
Mabel H. Power
North Hero
Vermont
Helen Shultz
Reading
Penn
Minnie E. Dougherty
Holyoke
Mass
Frances S. Buckley
Cape Vincent
New York
Paul V. Snyder
Plainview
Texas
Evelyn Trostle
McPherson
Kansas
Stanley I. Kerr
Darby
Ray P. Travis
Loretta Bigley
Boston Board
John A. Merrill
Lorin Shepard
Caroline Hamilton
Elizabeth Trobridge
Lucille Foreman
Constance Barker
Louise M. Clark
Lass Sweet as Flowers in Boston Wilbur Theatre
The musical production 39 East, formerly Too Many Husbands, arrives at the Wilbur Theatre in Boston after a long hold up between cities. It retains the original principals and boasts a long-running record in New York and other cities.
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East
Wilbur Theatre
Boston
Chicago
New York
Penelope Penn and the Park Plot in a New York Play
Rachel Crothers writes a sugar coated tale of Penelope Penn a clergyman daughter who comes to New York to seek fortune and becomes entangled with Napoleon Gibbs and a boarding house owner Mrs De Mailler. The chorus girl joins a musical comedy and the manager proposes a rapid payment for services. Penelope faces moral peril and Napoleon offers marriage after tension with the manager Constance Binney Henry Hull and Alison Skipworth star.
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Rachel Crothers
Penelope Penn
New York
Napoleon Gibbs
Napoleon
Penelope
Constance
Binney
Henry Hull
Alison Skipworth
Miss Binney
Mr. Hull
Miss Skipworth
de Mailley
Urges Raise for Teachers in Massachusetts Conference
Clarence Kingsley of the State Board of Education urged higher teacher salaries at the Massachusetts State Federation of Women's Clubs conference. About 500 teachers heard him say pay scales must rise to prevent loss of experienced educators. He backed the cabinet secretary proposal and promoted socialized recitation for citizenship.
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Massachusetts
Clarence Kingsley
State Board of Education
Massachusetts State Federation of Women’s Clubs
Dorchester
Kingsley
Bayer Aspirin Trademark Promises Genuine Medicine
Bayer labels on genuine Aspirin read Bayer Cross to assure authentic product. Each package and tablet includes directions for common pains and ailments. Handy 12 tablet tins cost only a few cents with larger packages from druggists.
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Bayer
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Paul Hanus
Starvard
Frederick Cabot
Joseph Lee
Robert Saltonstall
A. Lincoln ‘Ilene
E. H. Harriman
Felix Warburg
James J. Storrow
Scott & Bowne
Love
Lynn Jitneys
Adams
Farm and Trades
EAGLE
Stransky
BY Olin Downes
Mendelssohn
Rachmanioff
Venus
Bayerson Oil Works
Pennsylvania
Lass Sweet
Advocates
Education
Kenyon YN
Pocketbook
God
Interchurch World Movement
National Life Service
Women's and
Young People’s
Stewardship Department
Hberchues World Movement
Orth America
West Street
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