Arrest Follows Fist Fight Between Diva’s Husband
Carmel California June 7 Lloyd Glotz bach chauffeur husband of Madame Margaret Matzenauer operatic prima donna sued for divorce arrested after a fist fight with Peter Hannah scion of a San Francisco family at a mutual friend’s home. Hannah hospitalized with a fractured jaw and Glotz bach released on twenty dollars bail.
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Carmel
Cal
Lloyd Glotzbach
Margaret Matzenauer
Peter Hannah
San Francisco
Hattie Fraites
Sle
Hannah
Hippo proposed for Franklin Park Aquarium
A suggestion to bring a baby hippo to Franklin Park in Boston. The writer argues the animal would be the biggest attraction in New England and urges action today.
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Franklin Park
New England
Boston
Sage and Sulphur Compound Hair Darkening Ad
An advertisement touts Wyeth's Sage and Sulphur Compound as an easy, natural looking way to darken gray or faded hair. It claims gradual results after each application and highlights convenience over home-brewed sage tea mixtures.
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Wyeth
Senator Lodge Joins Baby Hippo Fund With Gift
United States Senator Henry Cabot Lodge of Massachusetts joins the Baby Hippo Twenty-Five Dollar Club. His $25 donation and accompanying letter were received by the Boston Post Baby Hippo Fund Editor. Lodge expresses pleasure in supporting the zoological park project and shares fondness for zoos.
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United States
Henry Cabot Lodge
Massachusetts
Boston Post
Baby Hippo
Greater Boston
New England
Daddy
Republicans Set Boston Convention for September 23
The Republican State Committee voted to hold its State convention in Boston on September 23. It adopted a new delegate apportionment, totaling 2875 delegates this year compared with 2418 in 1920, based on Governor vote shares from 1920 and 1922.
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Republican State Committee
Boston
Unitarian Conference in Brookline Announces Speakers
The Norfolk Conference of Unitarian and other churches will convene at First Parish Church of Brookline tomorrow. Rev. William Simpson Key will discuss Our Southern Circuit in the afternoon, with devotional led by Rev. Charles Rhind Joy. evening conference on The next step in Unitarian ism. The Cremation Society of England marks a first with Mrs Spencer Graves presiding.
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Norfolk
Unitarian
Brookline
William Simpson Key
Charles Rhind Joy
Cremation Society of England
Spencer Graves
Cardinals Hounded by Ulster Specials on Irish Road
Cardinal Logue and Archbishop O'Donnell were stopped near Lisnadill by Ulster specials who searched their car after a demand for authority. A revolver was shown and a bag of church documents was opened before the car was allowed to proceed. Belfast HQ said the act violated orders and disciplinary action would follow.
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Belfast
Associated Press
Cardinal Logue
Ireland
Armagh
County Louth
O’donnell
Lisnadill
Ulster
Dundalk
Lukenbach Line to Put Seven Ships into Intercoastal Trade
New York June 7 The Lukenbach Steamship Line announced all seven ships recently acquired from the United States Shipping Board will be placed in intercoastal service. The fleet will total 25 vessels with 250000 tons in this trade.
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New York
Lukenbach Steamship Line
United States Shipping Board
Burglars Loot East Acton Garage for Tires and Tubes
Burglars entered the Fuller and Kimball garage on the State road near Concord, early today, making off with about 500 dollars worth of tires inner tubes and patches. They likely escaped in a automobile, taking advantage of the isolated location.
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Concord
Fuller and Kimball
State Road
East Acton
Maiden in Auto Seeks Baby Hippo Return Visit
A young woman steps from a New York-registered car and asks aloud if the troupe’s Baby Hippo might be brought to greet her next visit. The lighthearted remark hints at a zoo display and a potential reunion with the creature.
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New York Register
Senator Lodge Helps Hippo Fund Reach New High
Boston Post reports Senator Lodge aids the Baby Hippo Fund as New England youth and adults flood Boston Common and theatres with penny donations. Thousands attend events including Al Moore’s Jazz Band concert. success nears $3000 with $5000 goal, while volunteers mail Hippo cards to contributors.
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Boston Common
Baby Hippo
al Moore
Paragon Park
Farkman Bandstand
Charles River
Filene
the Post Publishing Co
Peggy Bostwick
Boylston St
Springfield
Samuel Kaplan
Creston
William
Francke
Jt. m le
Jackson Pl
Jamaica O
Goldamne
Jack Mahoney
State St
New Bedford
Csesesss Sy
Leena
CIMEM
Irene Welsh
W. Roxbury
J. Stanley Mannion
Hosmer At
Everett
Edward Schorle
Brookside Ave
Jamaica Plain
Seildse
Otis
Herbert Anderson
Beverly
BGM
Florence
Frank Gaffrey
Vane Beacon
Mary Ee
Lawrence Allen
Mason Ter
Brookline
Edward and
Herbert Merrill
Arlington
Maas
Wilbur Cunningham
Swan St
Sceess
Cperseres
Swan
Everly
Sesceestvese
Langdon Cunningham
Tay
Earle Higgins
Walpole
Joan Pifer
E. Walpole
Abie Richardy
Anna Robinson
Waryupeckitn
E Weibel
Alpo Marrare
Louise Hardy
Medfield
Ralph Boyd
Bailey St
Herbert Copp
Arthur Maddalen Jr
Commonwealth Rd
Atertown
Daniel L. O’connell Jr
Grafton St
Dorchester
Clarence R
Miriam Gurney
Howard @t
Harold St
Roxbury
Junior
Edythe Bright
Hingham, Maas
Alice
Arthur Parker
Hillside Ave
Revere
Allan Forbes
Teddy
Winchester
Robert Tremaine
Granite St
Berlin
N. H
McGlinn & Co
State At
Rosemary
Tom Jr
Robert McEnany
Hancock At
Dorches- OP
Elizabeth
Thomas Blagdon
Dellave
Ruth A. Kessler
Marion
Lawrence Daniels
Walnut
Rox
Marion Horan
Hill
Portland
Charles
Eleanor
Robert
Priscilla Holman
Belmont St
Norwood
Jack Hutchinson
Colonial Rd
Brighton
Frances G
Sven Helrich
Main Sat
Reading
Alice E. Stone
Hamilton Ave
Yonkers
N. Y
Irene Alice Mason
Lancaster
Mass
John O’connell
Fitton
Grace
Dorothy Roseme
Jerome
Med
Minnie Edman
Baxter
Bostom
Parkman Bandstand
Tom Duisieau
Ray
Irene Sarli
Mary Dwyer
Boston
Louise Collins
Robert and
Edna Hallen
Union Ave
Jam
Plain Margreten Beaumont
Minden
Laddie
Jerry
Biddle” Fe
Crichton B
Geo. Pats
Anderson At
R. M. Topham
L. A. Merchant
Broadway
Somerville
Almon L. Blaisdell
O. Thomas Collins
Constipation cures pitched for Kellogg's Bran
An advertisement urges quick relief from constipation claiming bran from Kellogg's helps all ages. It promotes Bran as a cereal or additive to meals and suggests regular use to avoid health issues.
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Kellogg’s
Erocera
Baby Hippo Fund Sparks Child Letters and Gifts
Readers send money and favors to the Baby Hippo Fund as part of a playful Community Post feature. Notes from Buster Pownall and Bobby Chatelle express birthday wishes and quirky ideas, while supporters pledge coins and kindness for the cause.
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Hippo
Hindy Post Santa Fund
Boston Post
New England
Buster Pownall
Cat
Chestnut Street
Waltham
Money gift for hippo teeth or eyes request
A Roxbury note from Grace and Fred Shay requests a small monetary gift and offers to accept either two hippo teeth if present or two eyes if teeth are unavailable, sending from 1 Rockland Street.
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Hippo
Grace
Fred Shay
Rockland Street
Roxbury
Naming a Baby Hippo Flapper Pleases Nantucket Friends
A Nantucket friend of dumb animals sends one dollar to fund a baby hippo and suggests naming it Flapper. The note from Muggins and Pinky endorses the idea and hopes the name will please.
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Hippo
Muggins
Pinky
Flapper
Nantucket
Baby Hippo Eyes Boston Debut
Edith Tilton of Gloucester writes with anticipation about seeing Baby Hippo perform soon in Boston.
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Hippo
Baby Hippo
Boston
Edith Tilton
Gloucester
Peace Dollar for Fund
A short note to the editor requests contributions toward a fund, accompanied by an enclosed Peace dollar. The item implies a charitable drive or fundraiser initiated by a reader.
Community Name List and Donations Totals
A fragmented 1900s public notice lists donors including E P Barry heirs Alice Edward Ben ce Thomas Mary, Henry Cabot Lodge, George B Smith, Ellen Davis and others. The entry shows totals to date amounting to 2841.36 dollars with multiple addresses in Boston Dorchester Wellesley and Rockport.
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Boston
C. Wiggin
John “Fall
Universit Cafe
Untingtonavy
Sesseseesecvers
Thomas Ne Plain
Boylston
Bernard M
Bence
Thomas
Mary Barry
E. P. Barry
E. Marie Stockman
Brooks St
Georgetown
D. A
Dorchester
Noseet Aan
Eae Fleming
Atwood St
Wellesley
George B. Smith
Charles H
Winifred
Robert William Hayes
Plainville
Mass
Sjabb
S. Hoffman
Callender
Demand Train to Nantasket Restore Midnight Link
Nantasket residents push to reconnect Nantasket Junction with the Boston midnight train. A petition will be sent to New Haven railroad officials as post 9 pm service ends, leaving the South Shore resort accessible only by foot car or no boat service after nine.
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Nantasket
New Haven Railroad
Nantasket Junction
Boston
South Shore Resort
Local Child Seeks Baby Hippo Visit
Ernest Cross from 55 Bodwell Street Lowell sends 25 cents as his Saturday spending money. He expresses a wish to visit the zoo to see the baby hippo and notes his age as six.
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Hippo
Baby Hippo
Ernest, Cross
Bodwell Street
Lowell
Baby Hippo Fund Letter From Albert Goldman
A donation note from Albert I Goldman of 771 Broadway Somerville promises $1 to buy a Baby Hippo. He says he will bring potatoes from his papa's store to Franklin Park when the hippo arrives.
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Hippo
Baby Hippo
Franklin Park
Albert I. Goldman
Broadway
Somerville
Dear Hippo Editor Buyer Seeks Baby Hippo Ear
A letter from Edwin Cummings of 155 Bradstreet Avenue Beachmont offers 25 cents to purchase Baby Hippo ear and plans to visit Franklin Park to see the ear and the animal.
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Hippo
Baby Hippo
Franklin Park
Edwin Cummings
Bradstreet Avenue
Beachmont
Revenue From Show At Roxbury School Fund
Elizabeth Nuzzo of the Doris Bramson Whitehouse School of Education reports a four dollar take from a community entertainment held yesterday afternoon. The event featured Sigmund Lavine Dorothy Whitley L Shaw Marion Punch Katherine Morgan Edith Bishop and organizer Wesley Whitehouse who assisted with ticket sales and publicity.
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Hippo Fund
Sigmund Lavine
Dorothy Whitley
L. Shaw
Marion Punch
Katherine Morgan
Edith Bishop
Wesley Whitehouse
Elizabeth Nuzzo
Doris Bramson Whitehouse
Baby Hippo Water Tricks At Franklin Park Show
Spectators invited to watch young and older visitors as Baby Hippo demonstrates new water tricks at Franklin Park. Organizers urge public participation to support the spectacle.
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Franklin Park
Theatre man mobilizes support for hippo fund in Chelsea
Broadway Theatre manager Benjamin H. Green plans a three day Chelsea drive starting Thursday to aid a Philadelphia hippo fund. Mayor Lawrence F. Quigley will attend Thursday to appeal to both adults and children. A large hippo replica greets theatergoers and Saturday adds in-lobby collections by a Chelsea youth. Chelsea children pledge to contribute generously, hoping to outpace other communities in Greater Boston. Us by Booth Tarkington opens a new series in the Boston Sunday Post Magazine.
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Hippo
Booth Tarkington
Boston Sunday Post
Broadway Theatre
Chelsea
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H.C. Lodge
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Manning, Bowman & CO
Meriden, Conn
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Little Folks
America
Newspaper Row
Katheryn Devine
Patsy
Alvaro Gil de Almeida
Ellis’ Hall
Central Square
Green
Sboston’s Zoo
Philadelphia
Tor
Kathryn Devine
Petite Patsy
Butler’s Department Store
Tremont Street
Miss Devine
James Devine
Roger Walcott
Thomas N. Hart
Patsy” Devine
Hindy Buster
Bobby Chatelle
Ben Franklin
Miss Kolar
Filene Players
Baby Hippo Fund
Migs Ella Kolar
Italy
William E. Filene Sons
Benjamin H. Green
Lipton's Tea
Wrist Utoed Co
St. Louis
New York Central Lines
Southwestern Limited
Cleveland
Cincinnati
St.Louis
Yore
Ntrai Lines
Knickerbocker
Telephone Congress
Albany
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