Golden Wedding at the Browns in Melrose
Chase P Brown of Sanbornton New Hampshire known as squire and Mrs Brown marked their 50th anniversary in Melrose with about 200 guests at 26 Bartlett Street Their son Lewis A Brown hosted the celebration Married June 10 1868 in Georgetown Massachusetts the couple has lived in Melrose for 13 years Both are 72 years old and noted for farm business and local service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chase P. Brown
Sanhornton
N. H
Squire
Brown
Lewis A. Brown
Bartlett Street
Melrose
Mr. Brown
Sanbornton
Board of Selectmen
Georgetown
Mass
D. D. Marsh
Russians Repatriated from Bolshevik Pursuit Aboard Bermudian
Six hundred Russian aristocrats and nobles were employed as crew aboard the Bermudian after rescue from Bolshevik pursuers. They traveled from Constantinople to Malta, carrying jewelry valued at about 200 million dollars. The group included 20 princes, 82 princesses, generals and many counts and countesses. General Seminoff and H Kerche held notable roles aboard. The Bermudian was the first ship through the Dardanelles since the armistice and had earlier been sunk at Alexandria in 1918.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Dadeszkaveam
W. Seminoff
Bermudian
H. Kerche
Destroyed Dam Blown Up Claims Made in Court
Major Robert C. Murchie argued in Concord that the Hill dam destroyed May 29 1918 was blown up. He linked Adams Needle Company to a plot by German firms seeking control of the needle industry and said the destruction aimed to put Adams out of business.
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Concord
N. H
Robert C. Murchie
Hill
Adams Needle Company
Frank R. Woodward
United States
America
Adams Company
New England Conservatory Night at the Pope June 16
The New England Conservatory of Music hosts a Monday evening program at the Pope on June 16 under the senior class. It features Chadwick’s Overture to Rip Van Winkle first heard in 40 years, Dunham’s Aurora for organ and orchestra, and works by eminent faculty. Clement Levoir conducts. Alumni and former pupils are invited to attend and support making this an annual event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New England Conservatory of Music
Pope
Rip van Winkle
George W. Chadwick
Leipzig Conservatorium
Henry M. Dunham
Aurora
Clement Lenoin
Conservatory
Federal Ownership Endorsed by Labor Delegates
Glenn F. Plum, counsel for railroad brotherhoods, presented a plan at the reconstruction convention of the American Federation of Labor advocating public ownership of railroads. Delegates granted unanimous consent for Plum to outline the plan, whose salient principles have their endorsement.
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Atlantic City
N. J
American Federation of Labor
Glenn F. Plum
Railroad Brotherhoods
Mr. Plum
Plum plan for government owned railroads eyed
A speaker urged immediate government ownership of rail systems arguing bonds should be replaced by state control. The plan calls for a single regulated corporation, funded by a government guaranteed capital, with earnings as a labor trust and a director board split among employees officials and the president. The federation council recommends endorsing government ownership.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Plum
Wall Street
Plum
Eve Ployee
Amnilavese
United States
Executive Council
Federation
Goodyear Cord Tires Dominate 500 Mile Victory Sweepstakes
Goodyear Cord Tires powered nine of ten prize winners in the Indianapolis International 500, with Ira Vail and Denny Hickey also racing full distance on their tires. Of 33 starters, 27 used Cord Tires and 13 of 14 finishers did. Tire changes dropped 38.5 percent versus prior 500 mile races. The performance set a cited racing benchmark.
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Indianapolis
Ira Vail
Denny Hickey
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Epajamas
Federal Ownership
Fey
Standard Bottling & Extract Co
Harvard Street
Boston
Ate Haase NU
Speedway
Howard Wilcox
Peugeot
Hearne
Durant
Goux
Guyot
DePalma
Packard
Louis Chevrolet
Frontenac
Vail
Hudson
Gaston Chevrolet
Thomas
Goodyear Cord Tires
Goodyear Tires
Goodyear
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