Kubelik Axman Concerts Highlight Axman’s Boston Ties
The second Steinert series recital at the Opera House features Jan Kubelik with Gladys Axman as accompanist. Axman, granddaughter of the late Hon A Shuman, will perform Herodiade aria and English songs. Persis Cox and Lillian Pruden give a Steinert Hall recital next week. Frances Alda and Charles Hackett are listed for the third Steinert concert January 16.
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Jan Kubelik
Opera House
Gladys Axman
Boston
Hon
A. Shuman
Lillian Prudden
Helen Hopekirk
Frances Alda
Metropolitan Opera
Charles Hackett
Children Make Health Resolutions for 1921
At City Hospital and settlement houses, attending children pledged health goals for 1921. Resolutions include drinking milk, eating oatmeal and vegetables, sleeping with windows open, brushing teeth, and reducing candy, with clinics assisting underweight children.
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City Hospital
Radcliffe Tea Dance Planned by Class of 1922
A Radcliffe Tea Dance for the Radcliffe News benefit is set for Saturday afternoon in Agassiz House living room. Dorothy LaFrance 22 of Laconia NH chairs a student committee including Alice Stone 21 Malden tickets Francis Jennings 24 Worcester Ruth Judkins 21 Glen Falls NY Dorothy Knox 22 Taunton music Marjorie Noonan 22 Waban decorations Ethel Clark 22 Brookline Elizabeth Daniels 23 Saxonville Ruth Barrett 29 Concord Natalie Granton 23 Haverhill Gertrude Barry 22 Newtonville Esme Findley 22 Pittsburgh PA compilers.
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Radcliffe
Agassiz House
Radcliffe News
Dorothy LaFrance
Laconia
N. H
Alice Stone
Malden
Francis Jennings
Worcester
Ruth Judkins
Glen Falls
N. Y
Dorothy Knox
Taunton
Marjorie Noonan
Waban
Gertrude Whitney
Watertown
Ethel Clark
Brookline
Elizabeth Daniels
Saxonville
Ruth Barrett
Concord
Natalie Granton
Haverhill
Gertrude Barry
Newtonville
Esme Findley
Pittsburg
Penn
Driver Linzy Toney Suffocated in Sand Pocket
Rochester report states Linzy Toney a truck driver suffocated while loading at a sand chute. After partial unloading sand stopped, he shoved his body through a 2 by 2 opening and tried to agitate the pile with a stick as tons of sand tumbled in. The incident occurred January 6.
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Rochester
N. Y
Linzy Toney
Toney
Lavallee Sentenced to Four to Five Years in Prison
Alcide Lavallee of Woonsocket Rhode Island received a state prison term of four to five years in Springfield Superior Court for manslaughter. His automobile struck and killed John Fell of Palmer on November 29, and Lavallee did not stop, later being arrested in Southbridge. Police found 16 liquor cases in the car. Judge C T Callahan cited wanton and wilful indifference. the jury deliberated 40 minutes.
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Springfield
Alcide Lavallee
Woonsocket
R. I
Lavallee
John Fell
Palmer
Southbridge
C. T. Callahan
Portland Exports in 1920 Reach 634,263 Tons
Portland Mo January 6 Exports from this port in 1920 totaled 634,263 tons carried by 111 transatlantic ships according to the Chamber of Commerce transportation bureau. The figure is below 1919 mainly due to reduced wheat shipments to the British Isles but remains above prewar levels.
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Portland
Transportation Bureau of the Chamber of Commerce
British Isles
Grant parole for auto thief Albert Pfaeff
Albert Pfaeff, jailed at Charlestown State Prison for automobile larceny, won parole yesterday from the Executive Council. Opposed were Councillors Lewis R. Sullivan and Horace H. Carter. support came from the pardons advisory board and Attorney General Allen for aiding prosecutions with valuable evidence. Former Lieutenant Governor Edward P. Barry denied Mrs. Pfaeff’s accusation that he advised the inmate to flee Boston.
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Albert Pfaeff
Charlestown
Executive Council
Lewis R. Sullivan
Boston
Horace H. Carter
Needham
Pfaeff
Advisory Board of Pardons
Allen
Edward P. Barry
Council
Bank Heist Near Police Station Robbed in Chicago
Four automobile bandits robbed the Bank of Nathan Swartz near the Chicago Avenue police station. They escaped with $500 in cash and diamonds valued at about 310,000. Police offered no immediate details on suspects or motive.
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Chicago
Nathan Swartz
Chicago Avenue
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