Harvard Prize Play Presented at Castle Square
Edward H Crosby presents Cleves Kinkead’s Harvard prize drama Common Clay at Castle Square Theatre with John Craig directing. Cast includes William P. Carleton as Fullerton and Mary Young as the actress, praised for pacing, lines, and deft stage reading despite limited action.
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John Craig
Castle Square Theatre
Cleves Kinkead
Louisville
Harvard University
Kinkead
W Edward Sheldon
Hugh Fullerton
Fullerton
Mr. Kinkead
Mr. Craig
Craig
William P. Carleton
Mary Young
Castle Square
Mabel Colcord
Teddy Bear Feud Leads to Poison Charge in Lynn
Police arrested James J. Fahey, 28, of 191 Harbor Street, Lynn, on a charge of attempting to poison 2-year-old Peter Darcey, a neighbor’s child. The case stems from a dispute over a neighborhood teddy bear that began months earlier and a photograph was taken for the Post.
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Lynn Child
James J. Fahey
The
Post
Harbor Street
Lynn
Peter Darcey
Alleged bread poisoning attempt sparks inter-family dispute
Police allege Fahey tried to poison Peter Darcey by lacing bread with rat poison. The mother noticed and removed the bread. Fahey, married with three children, has a history of conflict with the Darceys dating to a teddy bear incident last October. Darcey family says Fahey threatened poisoning both then and two weeks ago.
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Fahey
Peter
Patrick Darcey
Shephard Street
Darcey
Henry
Mr. Darcey
Mr. Fahey
Higginson Receives Subscriptions for European War Fund
Massachusetts Red Cross treasurer F L Higginson Jr reports receipt of multiple subscriptions to the European war fund totaling nearly 95 000 dollars. Donors include Mr and Mrs J Randolph Coolidge and Frederick K Collins with gifts for Union Church Boston First Evangelical Congregational Church and White Cross Service offerings.
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F. L. Higginson, Jr
Massachusetts
American Red Cross
European War Fund
J. Randolph Coolidge
Union Church
Boston
Mass
Punkatasset Camp Fire Girls
Concord
Tees
de Revere
Cape Cod
Eliot Guild
Newton
Frederick K. Collins
AllleSan
First Evangelical
Congregational Church
Belgium
South Ashburnham
Harvard Professor Attacks Fed Rules At Bankers Banquet
Professor O M W Sprague of Harvard University criticised Federal Reserve Board regulations governing member banks before about 800 Massachusetts bankers at the annual Massachusetts Bankers Association banquet held last night at the Copley Plaza Hotel.
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Federal Reserve Board
O. M. W. Sprague
Harvard University
Massachusetts
Massachusetts Bankers’ Association
Copley Plaza Hotel
Critics Debate Federal Reserve Limits and Global Trade Prospects
Professor Sprague argues the federal reserve system shows failure and blocks banks reliance on reserve banks. Edward J. Cattell predicts America’s postwar prosperity and business revival after Europe’s conflict. Curtis Guild cites Russia trade potential as vast with untapped resources and growing birthrates, urging retention and stimulation of American exports.
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Sprague
Federal Reserve System
Reserve Board
Reserve Banking
Edward J. Cattell
Philadelphia
America
Europe
Curtis Guild
Russia
Beat the Franchise by Charles T Heaslip
An advertising expert offers services to support good government and public accountability as discussed in the Sunday Post Magazine. The piece outlines how strategic messaging can aid reform and civic processes.
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Charles T. Heaslip
Sunday Post
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