Ford sisters dazzle Keith’s Theatre in The Frol ics of 1920
The Ford sisters wowed the audience with their original dances and an own orchestra suggesting high artistry. Grace Huff offered a clever mini playlet Just Like a Man with fresh comedy, while Burt Gordon and Gene Ford delivered strong comic bits.
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Ford
Keith’s
Kel
Dora Ford
Grace Huff
Miss Huff
Burt Gordon
Gene Ford
Jack Clifford
Marion Wills
Florence Merritt
Gaby Bridewell
Emil
John Nathane
Arsenal Employees Hold Third Watertown Outing
Officials and workers from the Watertown Arsenal gathered at Riverside Recreation Grounds for the third annual Watertown Arsenal Athletic Association outing. The program featured track events swimming and a dance event reported yesterday.
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Watertown Arsenal
Watertown Arsenal Athletic Association
Riverside Recreation Grounds
Auto injures two Newton children in trolley clash
Esther G Colburn eight is hospitalized with serious injuries and Harold Tobin eleven suffers a possible concussion after an automobile owned by William L Harvey of West Newton ran onto the sidewalk to avoid trolley passengers. Eyewitness Joseph Haverty places blame on the car which struck the pair. Harvey was released on recognizance and to appear in court.
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Esther G. Colburn
Newton Hospital
Harold Tobin
William L. Harvey
Columbus Avenue
West Newton
Harvey
Joseph P. Haverty
Fiske Street
Waltham
U S Urges Sharp Action Over Mexico Treaty Demands
A U S committee pressed for immediate strict action in Mexico, conditioning full recognition on a treaty protecting American rights. It demanded revision of anti foreign and religious provisions, a US backed claims commission, and, if rejected, the threat to deploy naval and military forces to secure lines of communication and aid a new Mexican government.
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United States
Mexico
Republic of Mexico
Senate Prints Long Report on Mexican Affairs Since 1911
The sub committee report chaired by Senator Fall is ordered printed after Senate concurrence. It critiques those directing Mexican policy since Diaz’s overthrow and urges President action as recommendations. The document sympathizes with Mexico’s oppressed 80 percent and condemns American inaction during 19 years of turmoil.
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Fall
New Mexico
Brandegee
Connecticut
Smith
Arizona
Senate
Porfirio Diaz
Mexico
Wilson
Indianapolis
United States of America
Portrait of Hero Captain Leahy Honored by Lawrence Legion
Lawrence post of the American Legion paid tribute to Captain Francis M. Leahy of this city. Leahy, killed in France while leading Company F, 101st Infantry, was remembered for the command Hanson, the command is forward as he fell fatally wounded. A life sized painting of the hero was presented to the local armory.
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Lawrence
Lawrence Post
American Legion
Francis M. Leahy
France
101St Infantry
Hanson
Beverly Farms Honors War Dead
Major General Edwards spoke at Beverly Farms as a bronze honor roll tablet for 140 war dead was unveiled at the public library. Eight names bore gold stars. The Stevenson Post G A R and Rev Alexander Blackburn led Memorial Day services at Second Baptist Church with Blackburn delivering the sermon.
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Beverly Farms
Edwards
Beverly Farme Public Library
Preston Post
Second Baptist Church
Alexander Blackburn
Great White Temple
Seattle
Wash
Salem
Honor Saint Joan Observed at French Church in Boston
Saint Joan of Arc was elevated to the catalog of saints by Pope Benedict XV on May 16. The Boston observance praised the martyr in a ceremony with clergy and the People of her own race and blood. The anniversary of Joan's Rouen death on May 30, 1431, was observed.
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Joan
Joan of Arc
Benedict XV
Boston
Anniversary Event At Notre Dame des Victoires Church
A note references a yesterday anniversary observed on Trinity Sunday at the French Church Notre Dame des Victoires located on Isabella street.
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Notre Dame Des Victoires
Isabella Street
Boston Theatre Shines With Blind Love and Vaudeville Acts
At the Boston Theatre yesterday the photoplay Blind Love starring Lucy Cotton debuted. A comedy Should Dummies Wed? tops the film moments while vaudeville features Johnny Black and dancer Dardanella with a celebrated tune. The Brooks tailor-made duo and Al Rae with company deliver laughs as William Dunham Grace O Malley and Charles Gibbs perform.
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Boston
Lucy Cotton
Johnny Black
Dardanella
Miss Dardanella
Caits Brothers
al Rae
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WOLF
Hanover and
Portland Streets
Washington Street
Puddine
Fruit Pudding Co
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State Street
Mass
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Octorara
Juniata
Tionesta
Great Lake Transit Corporation
Buffalo
Duluth
Cleveland
Detroit
Mackinac Island
Sault Ste Marie
Houghton
Detroit River
St. Clair Flats
Venice
Miss Bean
Prank
Davidson
W. Newton
U. S
Tremont Street
Repor
Boston Theatre
West St
Tremont
Coca-Cola Company
Atlanta, GA
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