Year in Jail for Fur Stealing Gang
In Springfield district court four people were sentenced to one year in jail and fined 500 dollars each after being found guilty of belonging to an organized fur stealing gang. Ida Hoffman of Boston Minnie Roth Louis Roth and John Miller of New York City were arrested in New York and New Haven, with furs valued at 3500 dollars recovered in New York.
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Ida Hoffman
Boston
Minnie
Louis Roth
John Miller
New York City
Hoffman
New York
New Haven
Tanlac praised by Boston woman for relief from dyspepsia
Mrs. Ruth Edwards of 18 Parnell Street Boston credits Tanlac with ending six years of dyspepsia and indigestion. She says gas, dizziness and nerves improved, she gained twelve pounds, sleeps well, and recommends the Tanlac regimen including Vitamin Pills and bowel movement guidance.
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Tanlac
Ruth Edwards
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Boston
Mass
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International Proprietaries, Inc
All Liggett Drug Stores
Head-on Train Crash Kills Fireman in Vermont
In White River Junction Vermont a Boston bound passenger train and a northbound freight collided head on near the Boston & Maine yards. Harold Conger of St. Albans Vermont the fireman on the passenger train died after arriving at Mary Hitchcock Hospital. An open switch is blamed by reports though officials would not comment pending tomorrow's inquiry.
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Hanover
N. H
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Ger
Boston & Maine Railroad
Harold Conger
St. Albans
Mary Hitchcock Hospital
Waterfront calendar notes early year tides and moon phases
The item catalogs tides and moon phases for January and February, lists planets Venus Saturn Jupiter and ars, and notes new and full moons. It reports high vessels delivering fish at the Fish Pier with total fares of 365000 pounds and fish prices for haddock cod pollock and other groundfish, with market shifts and scarce supply. It also lists ships and cargoes including Spray Fabia Yankee Bay State and Mayflower, plus passenger and crew movements, steamship office plans, and other maritime notices.
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Saturn
Jupiter
Ars
Haddock
Kees Maytower
James Burke
Ee Stat
Bay State
Boston
Luckenbach Steamship Company of
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Elizabeth D. Walker
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Eric O. Thomson
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Donald Skinner
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Roland Ward
Phyllis Harley
Janet T. Fay
Benjamin Moseley
R. J L. Douglass
Edgar E. Fay
Emily Kershaw
Barbara W
Parrsboro
Shipping News Lists Numerous Steamers and Vessels Amid Atlantic Movements
A maritime bulletin catalogs arrivals and sailings of numerous steamers and schooners, including Worcester, Garland, Rotterdam, Hamburg, Fowey, and City of Rome, with routes linking Southampton, Nassau, Copenhagen, Philadelphia, Norfolk, Havana, and more. It notes ships sailing from Tampico, Portland, Gloucester, and other ports, alongside barges and tugs active along the coast.
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Rotterdam
Hamburg
Fowey
Eng
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Harbinger
Gorham
St. John
N. B
Nassau
Bahamas
Shicksbinny
Griffiths
Philadelphia
Copenhagen
City of Rome
Dalzell
Savannah
Ontario
Bond
Baltimore
Norfolk
Grecian
James
Sunshine
Tampico Mex
Herman Winter
Holmes
New York
Meteor
Anderson
Newton
Frost
Belleoram
Mid
Gloucester
Socony 6
Providence
Watuppa
Almy
Fall River
Sadie Tross
Ross
Salem
Bermuda
Umstead
Portsmouth
Edwin II
Pilsbury
Swimm
Lynn
Wiconiseo
Larimer
Lexington
Glasgow
Liverpool
Maryland
Antwerp
San Gil
Havana
Cristobal
Port Simon
Snar
Nor
Lake Elsmere
Charleston
Jacksonville
Quantico
Delaware
Transportation
Harvey Ll. Brown
Cto
Gulfland
Beverly
Belfast
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Belmont
Bess
John Forsyth
Watupps
Newport
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Brockton
Mount Hope
Helen Barnet Gring
Mobile
Margaret Thomas
Arenes Portland
Lawrence
Murjock
Incoming Steamers and Ocean Forecast Summary
The Post Marine Record lists due today and due Monday steamers from Boston and New York to Europe with approximate dates and routes. An ocean forecast warns of fresh westerly winds and fair weather to the Grand Banks, plus northwest winds and clear conditions at Highland Light and Greaves Light.
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Yarmouth
N. S
H. F. Dimock
New York
Mississippi
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America
Christiania
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Madawaska
Calcutta
Colombo
Munplace
Galveston
Peetageyd
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Rte
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Norfolk
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Mampden
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Babine
Texas
Durbynday
Soontir
Rotterdam
Venusia
Conehatta
Manchester
Eng
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Newport News
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Freeman
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Port Timon
Kingstown
Jamaica
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Genoa
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Foundation funds honor Wilson with lasting world peace prize
Judge George W. Anderson and Joseph Walker praise Woodrow Wilson as a founder of world organization for law and order. They note the Foundation will hold a permanent endowment to reward service to democracy, public welfare, liberal thought, or peace through justice.
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George W. Anderson
Joseph Walker
House
Anderson
Walker
Wilson
World Organization For Law and Order Among Nations
Woodrow Wilson
Massachusetts democracy advocates face Woodrow Wilson Foundation funding risk
The passage warns that if Massachusetts citizens who support democracy do not mobilize, the state may not raise its portion of funds for the Woodrow Wilson Foundation named after the leader who embodied national ideals.
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Massachusetts
Commonwealth
Woodrow Wilson Foundation
Foundation drives voluntary subscriptions for Wilson tribute
The foundation raises funds by voluntary small gifts through state and local committees with a final push tonight at Old South Meeting House. Boston led with nearly ten thousand dollars. many cities across Massachusetts contributed. A public meeting features Rabbi Wise speaking on Woodrow Wilson as an American ideals interpreter and tables accept contributions.
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Tremont Street
Boston
Muton
Cambridge
New Bedford
Greenfield
Deerfield
Harvard
Heath
Marlporo
Pittsfield
Springfield
Wareham
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New York
Woodrow Wilson
Francis B. Sayre
Wilson
Andrew J. Peters
John F. Moors
Lewis J. Johnson
Joseph McCord
J. Malcolm Forbes
Coal Exports To U S Stir Interest In Britain
Reports from London say Britain has shipped coal to New York and Boston with coal used as ballast on outbound ships. Trade Commissioner Dye notes such prewar style cargo moves occur when coal prices align and are not likely to disrupt regular coal trade, though occasional future instances may occur.
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Washington
Great Britain
New York
Boston
Commerce Department
Dye
London
United States
Atlantic
Father Sullivan Dead
The Rev Michael J. Sullivan, parish priest of Star of the Sea Church since July 16 1920, died at 4 o'clock this morning after a three day illness from a complication of diseases including kidney trouble.
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Marblehead
Michael J. Sullivan
Star of the Sea Church
Szymanowski Second Symphony Debuts With Boston Symphony
Karol Szymanowski's Second Symphony in B flat major was performed for the first time in America by the Boston Symphony Orchestra under Pierre Monteux. The program included Franck's Redemption interlude, Casella excerpts with soprano Laura Littlefield, and Weber's Oberon overture.
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America
Boston Symphony Orchestra
Pierre Monteux
Symphony Hall
Franck
Casella
Laura Littlefield
Weber
Szymanowski Symphonic Poem The Steppereview
The critic discusses Karol Szymanowski born 1883 in Kiev now in New York and pupil of Noskowski. The Steppe praised for learned mastery melodic invention and serious intent while noting dense score and demand for bolder clearer outlines across repeated hearings.
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Szymanowski
Noskowski
Boston Symphony
Tie
Kiev
New York
Szymanowski Symphony Discussed Amid Mixed Appraisal
The critic notes the work's serious sincere tone and unusual form a first movement followed by a continuous variation second movement linking themes with intricate counterpoint. They question the composer’s restraint and praise the cohesive design, while also highlighting Casella’s suite Monteux performance Mrs Littlefield vocal Carole and Weber Oberon overture revived with fresh flair.
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Casella
Monteux
Weber
Burton Holmes Lecture on The Philippines at Symphony Hall
Burton Holmes presented last evening on The Philippines at Symphony Hall. He described former Philippine conditions, current progress since U S protection, and future possibilities using camera aided views and word pictures. The engaging talk drew a large attentive audience and will be repeated this afternoon.
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Burton Holmes
Symphony Hall
Holmes
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