Boston Today Sees Education Talks and Club Events
At 9:30 a m a Citizens conference on education meets at the State House. At 1 p m Professor George Grafton Wilson discusses the League of Nations at the Twentieth Century Club on Joy street. At 2:50 p m the League of Catholic Women lectures In q Innocent the Third at Notre Dame Academy. Evening events include Department Store night by the Boston Masonic Club and pageant by the Massachusetts League of Girls Club at Unity House. Guardians of Campfire Girls hold a fire demonstration at Gil bert Hall Tremont Temple. Southern Club of Boston honors General Robert E Lee at Copley Plaza Hotel.
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Citizens’ Conference On Education
State House
George Grafton Wilson
League of Nations
Twentieth Century Club
Joy Street
League of Catholic Women
Notre Dame Academy
Boston Masonic Club
Massachusetts League of Girls’ Club
Unity House
Guardians of Campfire Girls
Gilbert Hall
Tremont Temple
Southern Club of Boston
Robert E. Lee
Copley Plaza Hotel
Auto show guest Hails Industry Resolve in Lowell
Lowell January 21 Lieu tenant Governor Alvan T Fuller, guest of honor at the Lieutenant-Governor's Night during the Lowell automobile show, said that despite a low business mood no one has abandoned the automobile and returned to the horse.
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Lowell
Alvan T. Fuller
Lieutenant-Governor urges buyers and sellers in thriving motor industry
The Lieutenant-Governor declares the motor car business the second largest industry in the United States and urges American business to pursue cost efficiency with honest effort. He calls for cooperation and a sunny sales approach to sustaining growth and opportunities in the industry.
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United States
Blaze Strikes Brattleboro Vermont Areas Damaged
A four hour fire in Brattleboro Vermont confined to two buildings on Frat street and a garage in the Doolittle building. The three story frame Doolittle building burned, the Crowell furniture store upper floor burned out. Total loss estimated at 35000 dollars.
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Brattleboro
Doolittle
Crowell
Funeral Ends With Odd Discovery on Staten Island
The funeral of John Barre Le Corn in New York was halted by Staten Island police who revoked the burial permit amid autopsy hints of poison. The hearse was stopped at the Tottenville ferry, and officers found sixty coffins containing twelve relatives each, instead of a single casket.
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New York
John Barre le Corn
Staten Island
Tottenville
le Corn
Perth Amboy
Funeral party turns violent at Perth Amboy hearse incident
Chauffeur Anton Catdock 28, Benjamin Hoplowitz 25, Maurice Feltzman 21 of Perth Amboy charged after mourners attack police at Tottenville station. They deny knowledge of liquor in the hearse as six cases of Kentucky whiskey valued around 15000 are secured in cells. Fostered release followed by $4000 posted in cash and Liberty Bonds. Louis Hoplowitz charged with interfering with an officer.
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Usua
Tottenville
Anton Catdock
Perth Amboy
Benjamin Hoplowitz
Maurice Feltzman
Louis Hoplowitz
Benjamin
Kentucky
Jazz Making Indians Wild In Modern Dance
In Philadelphia on January 21 Dr Henry Beets of Grand Rapids declared modern jazz and dancing revive tribal memories of tom toms and stake victims. A resolution to bar Indian youths and girls from modern steps was adopted and will be sent to the Indian bureau in Washington.
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Philadelphia
Henry Beets
Grand Rapids
Mich
Christian Reformed Church
Friends of the Indian
Reeta
Indian Bureau
Department of the Interior
Washington
Boston Restaurateur Testifies in Mutual Divide Case
South Boston restaurant owner Hendricks, a government witness, reveals he bought a large block of Mutual Divide stock after proceedings against Ware began. Defense questions whether Hendricks acquired stock for Thomas W. Lawson. Hendricks denies knowing Lawson.
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Ross
Robert Ryder
George 4
Ware
Harris
Hendricks
Boston
Haid
Mutual Divide
Maida
Cefraud
Hyder
Mutual
United States Commisional
Hayes
Thomas W. Lawson
Cy Vicarro Hosts Dinner Party on Court Street
Cy Vicarro held a party for six at a Court street restaurant and tried to decide the next dance after a 10 o'clock dinner. The five companions talked over him, preventing him from speaking.
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Cy Vicarro
Court Street
Cy at Central Court in Malicious Mischief and Assault
Cy faced charges after dumping a feedbag on recalcitrant diners and clashing with Manager Goon. Attorney Cronin secured discharge on assault while Callahan won a $25 verdict for table manners. Cy regained his neck scarf as all left court content.
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Goon
Winnifred Sonier
Salem
Helen Dutton
Liberty
Central Court
John J. Cronin
Timothy Callahah
Cronin
Tim Callahan
Court
Detroit Council Approves $210000 Unemployed Relief
The Detroit City Council voted to appropriate 210000 dollars for unemployment relief, to be disbursed by the City Welfare Commission. Applications for aid average about 200 daily.
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Detroit
City Welfare Commission
Gorham Woman Wins $100 In Post Contest
Mrs. Louise A. Purington of Glen Street Gorham New Hampshire won a $100 check from the Post for her clever entry in the Insteader contest The line mocks a male acquaintance who stayed seated on a trolley while she stood up and shows her view that such behavior is pup like She is married to S E Purington Grand Trunk station agent and has recently moved from Bethel Maine born in Pownal Maine She has been a regular Post reader and this is her first contest success
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Louise A. Purington
Glen Street
Gorham
N. H
Boston Post
Post
P. O
Boston Mass
Erin
Chnseen
Chaseins M
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