Polish Premier seeks American commission on Polish Jewry
Ignace Jan Paderewski writes to Herbert Hoover proposing an American inquiry team to Poland to investigate alleged Jewish mistreatment. He argues Poland offers liberty to Jews, defends Bolshevik accusations as misperceptions, and urges President Wilson to appoint a commission to expose truth and ensure justice.
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Polish Premier Responds to New York Jewish Protest Meeting
In a letter, the Polish premier addresses the New York protest against Jewish treatment. He says misstatements from the meeting affected him and notes he and his government have nothing.
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New York
Carnation Milk Advertises Purity and Freshness
Carnation Milk is presented as the standard home milk supply. It describes itself as pure sweet fresh cows milk evaporated to the consistency of cream, processed under sanitary conditions in modern condensaries, hermetically sealed and sterilized to preserve purity and wholesomeness.
Special Plea for Seminary Collection Across Diocese
Cardinal O Connell appeals in a letter read at all masses for a Pentecost collection to support St John s Seminary in Brighton. The diocese seeks larger gifts to cover annual deficits and sustain six years of priestly training, urging faithful to aid in perpetuating the sacred priesthood.
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Four shaken up in Somerville crash
Four people, two men and two women from Somerville, were injured when their car was hit by an inbound Clarendon Hill viaduct car at Highland avenue and Walnut street. They were treated at Somerville Hospital and then released to go home.
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Melrose Girl to Wed Navy Veteran James R. Graham
Gladys Shivell of Melrose Highlands is engaged to James Russell Graham. Miss Shivell has lived in Melrose and studied locally, later at Sea Pines School. Graham, recently discharged from the navy, is known in automobile business circles. The wedding is likely early next winter.
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Cambridge Merchants Protest Public Market
Thirty six Cambridge merchants met at the Cambridge Public Market to protest the sale of home grown goods at Central square from traders who buy produce in Boston. They urged city officials to ensure a square deal and appointed a committee to ask Mayor Quinn to intervene.
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Boy Struck by Auto Injures 12-Year-Old in Allston
William Gleason, 12, son of Mrs. Anna B. Gleason of 1526 Commonwealth avenue Allston, was struck and knocked down by a motor vehicle yesterday and left seriously injured.
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NC-4 Crew Welcomed to London Amid American Cheers
The three American seaplane crews from the transatlantic flight arrived in London and received a stereotyped American reception at Paddington. Lieutenant-Commander A. C. Read was carried on shoulders then paraded to an automobile amid cheering crowds.
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Hawker Leads Cheer as NC-4 Crew Arrives in London
Harry G Hawker greets the NC-4 crew on arrival at Hendon and Plymouth amid roaring crowds. American and Royal Air Force officers join the welcome as plans for the NC ships unfold with dismantling and shipment to the United States.
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Man Killed After Auto Skids Near Warren Massachusetts
Eli Jacobs 46 of Roxbury died at Worcester Hospital from skull fracture after the car skidded on State road between West Brookfield and Warren. His son Harry Jacobs fractured his shoulder. both thrown from the vehicle near Dead Man's Curve. They were en route to Springfield. Jacobs & Roberts of Boston owned the car.
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Woman Drops Dead While Walking in Neponset
Susan Lints aged 53 of 62 Walnut Street Neponset collapsed and died while walking on Neponset Avenue yesterday afternoon with her husband present. Local authorities reported no immediate cause.
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Unidentified man found dead in doorway on Gray Street
An unidentified man about 55 was found dead by Patrolman Brady at 19 Gray Street Charles Town early yesterday. In his pockets were two metal badges reading Cole man Brothers 2773 and Atlantic Company Y-415. The man weighed about 19 pounds with gray hair and mustache. He wore a black sack coat black vest and white striped gray trousers.
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Methodist Drive Closed In New England Mission Fund Push
The drive to raise 5 404 630 for Methodist home and foreign missions closed yesterday with New England at about 4 400 000 and about 1 000 000 more expected. Some 250 to 300 churches continue to give through the 15th. districts already over their quotas report continued inflows and larger final totals anticipated.
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Automobile Overturns After Tire Blowout in Lexington
A car owned by Gustaf LeCarpentier and driven by John Sachett overturned on North Hancock Street, injuring Jamesley Morrisey who sustained head cuts while two other occupants were shaken.
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Ridge Road
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Hancock Avenue
Assabet Lodge I. O. F. Memorial Service Held in Maynard
Maynard June 1 Assabet Lodge I O F M A held its annual memorial service honoring deceased lodge members. Camp 1 of Boston and Camp 4 of Lowell escorted the procession to Glenwood cemetery.
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