Think Einstein Was Misquoted in Berlin Report
Boston Jewish leaders who hosted Einstein defend his remarks praising America and Boston. They dispute a Berlin report claiming he disparaged Americans and say Einstein spoke highly of American science, freedom, and civilization during his visit.
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Boston
Berlin
Einstein
Post
American Academy
David A. Laurie
Hull
America
Henry E. Gold
Roxbury
Benjamin Rabalsky
Recept
Delory Seeks Pardon in Mullins Murder Case
Peter C. Delory, serving 18 to 20 years for involvement in Annie Mullins death in Arlington on March 27 198, petitions for pardon. Parole board hearing set for July 12. James Mantir, tied to the case, is serving a life term and held at Bridgewater hospital for the criminal insane.
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Mullins
Peter C. Delory
Annie Mullins
Arlington
Parole Board
James Mantir
Bridgewater
Delory
John D. Jr Wins Tax Suit Over Hudson River Properties
John D. Rockefeller Jr. won a suit against New York City tax commissioners over overassessed values by 800000 on properties along the Hudson near Manhattan. The Appellate Division unanimously reversed a lower court ruling for the city. Assessments covered 1917 and 1918.
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New York
John D. Rockefeller, Jr
Hudson River
Manhattan Island
Supreme Court
Fattest Man in World Charles H. Jackson Laid to Rest
Funeral services were held yesterday at 20 Cutting Street Medford for Charles H. Jackson described as the fattest man in the world. The Rev Denton J. Nelly of the First Baptist Church Medford officiated. Dunster Lodge I O O F conducted the Odd Fellows service. Burial followed at Mt Auburn Cemetery.
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Charles H. Jackson
W. E. Bacon
Cutting Street
Medford
Denton J. Nelly
First Baptist Church
Dunster Lodge
Odd Fellows
Mt. Auburn Cemetery
Abrupt Dedham Sacco Vanzetti Trial Session
The sudden illness of Bartolomeo Vanzetti, a defendant, sparked a motion for a new trial on his behalf. The session also featured a spirited wrangle among court interpreters in the Dedham Superior Criminal Court yesterday.
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Bartolomeo Vanzetti
Sacco- Vanzetti
Superior Criminal Court
Dedham
Vanzetti Collapses in Heat as Trial Halts for Medical Care
Vanzetti grew exhausted and nauseated during the noon recess at Pednaim jail amid a six week trial. Judge Thayer suspended proceedings for the afternoon and Dr. Worthington ordered rest and quiet as Sacco’s testimony raised interpreter disputes and a renewed motion for a new trial.
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Vanzetti
Pednaim
Thayer
Arthur W. Worthington
Funeral services for Mrs Sarah D Early
Funeral services for Mrs Sarah D Early of Wellesley Hills who was killed in Boston by an automobile were held at St John’s Church yesterday. The Rev J E Murphy and the Rev J E McLeod of St John’s parish officiated. Burial was in Calvary Cemetery Waltham.
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Sarah D. Early
Wellesley Hills
Boston
St. John’s Church
J. E. Murphy
J. E. McLeod
St. John's Parish
Calvary Cemetery
Waltham
Oldups by Masked Men in Attleboro
Two daring car holdups were reported within 24 hours. Auto salesman Arthur F. Shippee fled while mud guards knocked a thief down. In Holmes neighborhood Everett Jenckes was robbed of 100 dollars and a gold watch before it was recovered for his companion. Officer Hunt pursued a lead expected to bring an arrest soon.
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Attleboro
Arthur F. Shippee
South Main Street
Taunton
Shippee
Holmes
Everett Jenckes
Wounded War Vet Seeks Missing Son William Marshall
Edward Marshall a Toronto resident and World War I veteran appeals to the Post for help locating his 19 year old son William Clarence Marshall born 1902 at Cortes Street. He has a sister Linda and a mother Ettle Marshall and asks the paper to publish his plea so his son may contact him at once.
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Edward Marshall
Marshall
Sackville Street
Toronto
Ontario
Cortes Street
William Clarence Marshall
Linda
Ettle Marshall
Stillman Divorce Hearings To Produce Love Letters
In the Stillman divorce case at Poughkeepsie hearings, counsel for Mrs Anne Urquhart Stillman will present letters between James A Stillman and his wife from 1918 onward. The communications allegedly show continued affection despite prior evidence exclusion and include a remark from Stillman about his wife and a remark to his wife in Buffalo.
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New York
James A. Stillman
Guy
Anne Urquhart Stillman
Poughkeepsie
Supreme Court
Morschauser
Letters of a Loving Husband Reveal Regret and Hope
In a divorce case banker Stillman is said to express regret for past mistakes and a wish to relive years with his wife. Letters from 1919 speak of happiness to come, while testimony notes a Buffalo visit and a controversial transfer of bonds valued at $150,000 to Florence N. Leeds.
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Mr. Stillman
Summer School Opens as 1800 Students Attend Reception
President Lowell and Harvard officials welcomed 1800 summer students at the Harvard Union in Cambridge for a six week course. Director John Tucker Murray and Dean Henry Wy man Holmes spoke as the reception ran from 7 to 11 with merrymaking after the addresses.
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Lowell
Harvard Summer School
Cambridge
Harvard Union
John Tucker Murray
Summer School
Henry Wyman Holmes
Educational School
Man Falls 40 Feet Chasing Monk At North Adams Carnival
John Moche a carnival company worker chased a trained monk to safety high in a tree. The monk spat as John reached, causing a 40 foot fall to the ground. He was taken to North Adams Hospital with a badly sprained back and bruises, the monk remaining at large.
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North Adams
John Moche
Carnival Company
John
Simian
Kansas miners leaders jailed for strike call
Alexander Howat and August Dorcy, heads of the Kansas miners union, were sentenced in Cherokee County District Court to six months in jail and a $500 fine each for violating the Kansas Industrial Law by calling a strike. Judge Frank W. Boss presided.
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Columbus, Kas
Alexander Howat
August Dorcy
Kansas Miners’ Union
Frank W. Boss
Cherokee County
Howat
Dorby
Change in routes due to Charlestown Bridge repairs
General Manager Edward Dana of the Boston Elevated announces that starting Monday July 11 surface cars over the Charlestown Bridge will run over the Warren Bridge instead. The temporary diversion is required for repairs and will continue until the work is finished.
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Edward Dana
Boston Elevated
Charlestown Bridge
Warren Bridge
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