Voyage of Iceyland Line Ship Delayed For Passport Visé
The Iceyland Line steam er Winifredian bound for Liverpool was delayed 30 minutes after staff discovered Elizabeth Kilvert’s passport lacked a visa. Kilvert and her daughter Jess ie rushed to the British consul general’s office in East Boston to secure the visa. The ship carried 1383 cabin passengers and a cargo of 226000 bushels of wheat along with cattle and general freight. Among passengers were Rev H Douglas Pierce and family bound for Worthing England to visit ill relatives, R R Graham of Beverly now planning to live in England, and Miss Ida M Samger plus the Roberts sisters returning to Liverpool after wintering here.
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Elizabeth Kilvert
Lynn
Boston
State Street
Kilvert
Jessie
Southport
Eng
Winifredian
New England
H Douglas Pierce
Winter Hill Baptist Church
Worthing
Sussex
England
R. R. Graham
Beverly
Ida M. Samger
South Woodstock
Clara Roberts
Emily Roberts
Pauper Paul Barnes Authored Soldier Song
Paul Barnes died in Manhattan State Hospital Ward Island on May died as a sane blind pauper and was identified as the author of the World War Battle Hymn "Goodbye Dolly Gray" used by soldiers in the Spanish American War.
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New York
Paul Barnes
Manhattan State Hospital
Ward’s Island
Goodby
Dolly Gray
Spain
General Wu launches new advance toward Shanhaikwan
General Wu Pei Fu, using the Chinese Eastern railway, begins a broad offensive against General Chang Tso Lin, who was driven from Peking into Manchuria. Wu aims for Shanhaikwan at the southern Manchurian Gulf of Liaotung as support for his movement grows in Manchuria.
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Tientsin
Associated Press
Wu Pei-Fu
Chinese Eastern Railway
Chang Tso-Lin
Peking
Manchuria
Shanhaikwan
Gulf of Liaotung
Woods Nominated for Congressional Library Post
Mrs Harriet D Woods of Illinois named by President Harding to head the Congressional Library building and grounds, a nomination reported.
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Harriet D. Woods
Illinois
President Harding
Congressional Library
Two Men Go On Trial For Wakefield Holdup
Albert Lalfallo of Roslindale and Joseph Visconte of Everett faced trial in East Cambridge yesterday for alleged complicity in the February 11 1921 holdup at William T Curley s hay and grain store in Wakefield. The Commonwealth says Lalfallo drove the getaway car and Visconte watched outside while three others robbed Curley and a customer of 35 dollars.
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Albert Lafalle
Roslindale
Joseph A. Visconte
Everett
William T. Curley
Wakefield
East Cambridge
Commonwealth
Lafallo
Visconte
Curley
Robbery Witnesses Describe Safe Break-In
Mr. Curley testified he and Emile J. Lubris of Wakefield were in an office at about 6 o clock when three men entered with revolvers, demanded surrender, rifled the safe and searched pockets, then tied them with window cord and hid them in a closet. Lubris corroborated and said the men seemed to joke initially. The case will be resumed today.
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Mr. Curley
Emile J. Lubris
Summer Street
Wakefield
Lubris
Say it with money Hip Hip Hurrah for the Post Baby Hippo
A lighthearted note celebrates a recent post baby hippo with upbeat phrasing. It highlights the novelty and public interest in a zoo or aquarium event likely attracting visitors and social media attention.
Misses Sport Coats and Capes Circular Flare Garments
Circulars show imported flare capes and plaid tweeds with fringed collars. Includes weed coats in many colors and silk lining. Regularly 25.00.
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Pongee
Camel Hair Suits and Weave Options Described
A catalog note outlines Camel's Hair fabric with soft silky texture in over plaids and plain weaves. It mentions man tailored styles with set-in or raglan sleeves and color choices natural tan reindeer or maple.
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Iceyland Line
Liverpool
Chang
Chandler & Co
Tremont Street
Paris
Balkan
Budapest
Europe
Hungary
Rumania
Czecho-Slovakia
America
Century Brand
Lisle
Adreas
Foulard
Roshanara
Jockey
Coats
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