Leading Man Allan Dinehart in 1919 Apollo Spotlight
Allan Dinehart, star of The Crowded Hour at Selwyn's Park Square Theatre, is presented as 1919 Apollo’s leading man. The feature notes his measured physique per the National Association of Merchant Tailors standards and mentions a traffic accident injuring a West-born actor’s son, with details on the hit-and-run vehicle owner.
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Allan Dinehart
Selwyn’s Park Square Theatre
National Association of Merchant Tailors
Atlantic City
Dinehart
Mr. Dinehart
West
University of
Exporters to Meet Postal Officials in Washington
Second Assistant Postmaster General Praeger announced exporters are invited to meet February 11 in Washington with Post Office Department officials to discuss improvements and expansion of the international parcel post.
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Washington
Praeger
Post Office Department
International Parcel Post
105 753 U S Army In Hospitals In France England
Official Pershing report shows 105 753 American soldiers in hospitals in France and England on Jan 9. 72 642 disease cases and 33 111 wounds or injuries. Week-long deaths totaled 661 with 280 from disease and 281 from prior wounds.
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Washington
Pershing
War Department
France
England
United States
Secretary of War
Boston Poles Observe Polish Day With Pomp
Boston marked Polish Day as 7000 Polish Americans marched to Tremont Temple for a mass meeting. Speakers including Mayor Peters and John J. Walsh praised Poland's freedom, toleration, and unity and referenced Wilson and Paderewski. A Polish school pageant ended the event.
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Boston
Polish Day marks welcome of democratic Poland abroad
Representatives of allied nations the Commonwealth city and the Polish national department welcomed a free united and democratic Poland back among world powers. Resolutions pledging support to Prime Minister Ignace J Paderewski read by Roman Wezant were unanimously adopted. Governor Coolidge proclaimed Polish Day and sent goodwill message amid applause signals.
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Commonwealth
Polish National Department
Poland
Ignace J. Paderewski
Roman F. Wezant
Massachusetts
Coolidge
Paderewski
Wilson
Polish Children Parade and Independence Celebration
Cambridge and Ro man Vesant preside over related events as seven thousand march in Boston from Clark and Hanover to Tremont Temple. Polish children sing folk songs in Cambridge and at the Opera House while speakers including Lieu tenant-Governor Cox and the Russian consul address the crowd. Henry Chielinski organized the Boston gathering.
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Cambridge
Cheloes
Lorimer Hall
Roman Vesant
Tremont Temple
Committee On Public Safety
Clark
Hanover Streets
Hanover
Washington
School Street
Temple
Boston
Boston Opera House
Cox
Charles L. Burrill
William S. McNary
Joseph Conry
Big Boom for New England Predicted by Officials
Governor Coolidge and Henry J. Harriman forecast a great era of industrial growth in New England. They cited Secretary Wilson's NY speech about six months to readjustment and overtime in factories, forecasting a return to normal and a prosperity unequaled as war demands boost American goods.
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Boston
New England
Coolidge
Henry J. Harriman
Chamber of Commerce
Wilson
New York
Mr. Harriman
Mystery Death On Palisades May Be Murder Or Suicide
Hunters found a richly dressed young woman’s frozen body wedged under two boulders on the Palisades overlooking the Hudson in Tenafly New Jersey. Her face was bandaged with chloroform poured over it. no ID or bottle label clues remained and no signs of violence were evident. Authorities weigh murder as a possibility despite indications of self harm.
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Tenafly
N. J
Bergen County
Palisades
Hudson
Protects War Savings Certificates From Lossy Purchases
Secretary Glass orders postmasters not to redeem war savings certificates lacking an owner name or with erased or altered names. The ruling targets individuals or firms known to buy or publicly offer to buy such certificates unless evidence shows the issuer was the presenting party.
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Washington
Glass
Roosevelt Statue on Ellis Island Proposed by Immigrant League
A New York City meeting of the People's Social Service League unanimously adopted a plan to erect a Theodore Roosevelt statue on Ellis Island. The group aims to raise funds from immigrant societies as a tribute to the man who opposed strict immigration laws.
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New York
Theodore Roosevelt
Ellis Island
People’s Social Service League
East Side
Helen Tries a Collier in Nothing But the Truth
Helen in Mabel Herbert Urner’s Married Life series attempts the same truth telling stunt as Will Collier. Warren scoffs but Helen proves victorious, achieving a real win at last.
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Will Collier
Warren
Helen
Mabel Herbert Urner
Tabernacle Choir Concert Tonight for Reconstruction Work
The Sunday Tabernacle Choir directed by Prof Warren W Adams performs a benefit concert at Mechanics' Building with the Harvard Schubert and Pilgrim Male Quartets and soloists Laura Littlefield Harold Tripp and Willard Flint. Accompanists are Anna I F Farnsworth and Myra Pond Hemenway. Proceeds aid the Americanization Woman's Auxiliary.
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Sunday Tabernacle Choir
Warren W. Adams
Mechanics’ Building
Harvard, Schubert
Pilgrim
Master Singers
Laura Littlefield
Harold Tripp
Willard Flint
Anna IF. Farnsworth
Myra Pond Hemenway
Woman’s Auxiliary
Free Tuition Offered for Latin American Students
Fifty universities and colleges in the United States offer free tuition to Latin American students per the Pan American Union report by F. J. Yanes. Twenty scholarships were awarded last year but travel issues allowed only five students to reach the United States.
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Washington
F. J. Yanes
Pan-American Union
United States
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