Brandeis Named Zionist Delegate by Boston Group
At a Zion Association of Greater Boston meeting at the Boston Young Men's Hebrew Association Roxbury HQ Louis D Brandeis and his daughter Susan Brandeis were elected as delegates to the upcoming Zionist convention in Philadelphia running July 2 to July 6.
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Zion Association of
Greater Boston
Boston Young Men’s Hebrew Association
Warren and
Howland Streets
Roxbury
Philadelphia
Louis D. Brandeis
United States Supreme Court
Susan Brandeis
Greatest Zionist Gathering in Philadelphia Delegates Named
A Philadelphia convention aims to be among the largest Zionist meetings in the United States and Canada with about one half of American Jewry under Brandeis leadership. Twenty delegates and two alternates were elected, including Justice Louis D. Brandeis and Myer J. Sawyer among others.
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Philadelphia
Canada
Justice Brandeis
Louis D. Brandeis
Susan Brandeis
Charles B. Strecker
United States
Louis E. Kirstein
Jacob de Haas
Zionist gathering pledges $2000 to Palestinian fund
The association voted unanimously to pledge $2000 to the Palestinian fund. Bernard A. Rosenblatt of New York addressed the members on Zionism. Peter M. Leavitt presided.
Harvard Second Crew Wins Red Top Race
Harvard varsity eight failed to overcome a length handicap to the second varsity in a two mile upstream race at Conn. The second boat finished ahead by a length as both crews increased stroke rate late. Middendorf sat in the first boat and may return tomorrow after paddling a single.
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Red Top
Conn
Harvard
Varsity
Middendorf
Higginson Wins The Prophet In Brookline Cup Race
Henry Higginson returned to racing after eight years at the Brookline Country Club meeting. He rode The Prophet to an easy victory in the 25th Challenge Cup steeplechase, one of the feature races of the day.
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A. Henry Higginson
Brookline Country Club
Prophet
Higginson Returns to Steeplechase After Eight Years
Veteran rider Higginson makes a dramatic comeback at Piping Rock with The Prophet, finishing second to Induction as 10,000 spectators watch. Harry Lee wins the Myopia Hunt Club steeplechase on Royal, overcoming late challenge from Malcolm Stevenson’s The Lad of Langdon and Gordon Prince on Fattauta. Hibler dominates the Chambrer Memorial, while J Ryan’s Pons Asinorum falls and Cloud leads early in Shelburne race.
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Higginson
the Prophet
Piping Rock
N. Y
Prophet
Induction
Mr. Higginson
Harry Lee
Brookline
Royal
Archibald Barklie
Mr. Lee
B. B. Lewis
Malcolm Stevenson
Langdon
Gordon Prince
Chamblet
Hibler
Chambrer Memorial
J. Ryan
Glen Riddle Farms
Dixon Park
Joseph F. Flanagan, Jr
Newton
H. Williams
Bill Dudley
W. Kohler
Country Club
A. H. Higginson
A. J. Devereaux
W. R. Martin
Lathrop Brown
T. Parrette
Pons Asinorum
Dudley
Marshlight
Myopia Hunt Club
Hunts Committee
National Steeplechase and Hunt Association
Canadian Hunt Association
Lad of Langdon
Eagle Thistle
Gopal
Fine Races at Framingham on Bay State Short Ship Circuit
In Framingham Evan Williams of Worcester won the major $500 2:18 trot purse. Dorothy Gay of Springfield outpaced the field in the final heat. Major Byers of Hartford won the pacing event with Ashland Reed close behind in two heats. Also listed are entrant names, times, and purses for additional races including 2:12 and amateur drivers.
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Framingham
Evan Williams
Worcester
Dorothy Gay
Springfield
Byers
Hartford
Bryan Williams
Custer
Bartlett
Venu
B. m
Peter the Great
Small
Atlas Bell
B. H
Dore
Kitty Moore
Brusie
Wat Ee
Atiek Waddie
Ee Reon
Cristo
the Verdict
Blue Jay McGregor
The
de Seuss Beeters Snd
Ashland Reed
Br. H
Ashland Wilkes
Br. B
Fleming
Fillimore Dillon
Ch. H
Taylor
Grace Stillman
Echo Todd
Benoress
Mr. Duffy
Earl of Delaware
C. G. Medgerery Conceis Des Eeines
Violet T
Mr. Taylor
Anna May
Pauline Rex
Mako Forbes
Nat Axworthy
Bangs
Harvard and BC Play Today at Alumni Field Newton
Harvard and Boston College square off for the second meeting this year on Alumni Field in Newton. Bob Gill will pitch for BC against the Crimson in front of a large crowd, aiming to repeat a prior victory when BC held Harvard to three hits and no errors. Mahan or Whitney to start for Harvard. a win could set up a third encounter.
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Massachusetts
Billy
Mr. Plumer
Shelburne
Cloud
J. Tucker
A. Ludlow Kramer
Frank Bryan
Tucker
Ahara
Charles R. Fleischman
H. Williams
Harry Worcester Smith
Worcester
Boston College
Harvard
Alumni Field
Newton
Bob Gill
Crimson
Gill
Maroon and Gold
Mahan
Whitney
Cambridge
B. C
Battling Reddy and Al Shubert Fight Draw in New Bedford
Battling Reddy of New York and Al Shubert the New Bedford bearcat fought a draw at the Unity Cycle Club before a record crowd. Referee Tommy Sullivan ruled the bout a draw, angering fans who felt Reddy deserved the decision. this was their second meeting with Shubert having won the first.
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Lawrence
Battling Reddy
New York
al Shubert
New Bedford Bearcat
Tommy Sullivan
Unity Cycle Club
Reddy
Shubert
Brady Leads in Brae-Burn Golf at the Massachusetts Open
Brady of Oakley tops the first 36 holes with 154 after two 77 rounds. Nichols sits four behind after a 84 74 split, tied with Doyle Anderson and Reid at 160 for third. Two more rounds to be completed today to settle the state open title.
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Brae-Burn
Michael J. Brady
Oakley
Brady
Gilbert Nichols
Massachusetts
Great Neck Golf Club
N. Y
Nichols
Jesse Guilford
P. J. Doyle
Myopia
J. M. Anderson
Metacomet
R. I
Wilfred Reid
Wilmington
Gilbert Nicholls
Great Neck
Teres
South Shore
A M Anderson
Metacometey
BD Reid
Wilmington Fe
Rn L. McNamara
New York
J. M. Barnes
Whitemarsh
Walter Hagen
Rochester
Louis Tellier
Country
Tom Kerrigan
Siwanoy
R. N. Brown
Meadowbrook
Paul Tewksbury
Woodland
L. Bowden
Tedesco
R. Dez. Pierce
J. G. Anderson
BH. Towns
Oxford
EF. T. McNamara
South Beach
C. W. Hackney
Atlantic Ey
Herry Hampton
Lenox
FB Sylvester
St. Albans
Carl Anderson
Unattacher
H Gordon
Waubanakee
S. K. Sterne
Tetnuck
J. P. Guilford
Woodlaw
J F Shea
Kernwoo
N. DeMane
Unattached
F. J. Wright, Jr
Scarbor
Ralph Thomas
Framingham
Walter Howe
North Ac Adams
Oceanic Tide and Weather Summary for June Day 168
June calendar notes tides sun moon and celestial events with several city temperatures and ship activity. Vessels at the fish pier report high prices for groundfish and mackerel with dock sales and detailed cargo figures for haddock cod hake pollock and mackerel across multiple vessels. The Nassau steamer arrives from New York and will serve Boston Nahant and Bass Point routes.
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Haddock
de Costa
M. Santos
A. Perry
Harmony
Nat. Nelson
Jessie Costa
R. Dorothea
Schopper Florida
Nassau
New York
Boston, Nahant & Pines Steamship Company
Nahant
Bass Point
Shipping News Summary of Departures and Arrivals
The list details U S naval and merchant ships sailing to and from Atlantic ports and overseas routes. Vessels include Delaware Scales Winslow Nichols Newport R I McCall Stewart Rockland Maine Canopie Berry Naples Azores Bacchus Van der Meer Buenos Ayres Sosua Toftdah Port Morant Jam Governor Cobb Ingalls St John Eastport Portland Dorchester Hoews Baltimore Newport News Norfolk Katahdin Macbeth Jacksonville Charleston Prince Arthur Kinney Yarmouth Crowell New York Nassau McLean Camden Brown Bangor Bar rom B Fuller Linscott Portland Massasoott Brown Machinsport tugs Boxer Calhoun Philadelphia Chas Pritchard Lynn Hampshire Rahn Tamaqua Lapsford Salem Albert J Stone Edgewater Pittston Riverside Western Johnson Guttenberg Metacomet Pilgrim Sidney Betts Newport News Fall ver Sailed include San Jose Port Simon Onondaga Charleston Jackson eet J H Devereaux Kershaw Gloucester Newport News Pethdnder Bee Whitney Massachusetts Cto tugs W H Yerkes Lansford New York International Bethayres Hagle Hill Lincoln Pejebscot 8S T Co No 2 Bangor Security New York Western sloop Albert Baldwin Rockport
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U. S
Delaware
Scales
Rockport
Winslow
Nichols
Newport
R. I
McCall
Stewart
Rockland
Canopie
Berry
Naples
Azores
Bacchus
van der Meer
Buenos Ayres
Montevideo
Sosua
Toftdah
Port Morant
Jam
San Jose
Port Simon
Havana
Onondaga
Charleston
Jacksoneet
J. H. Devereaux
Norfolk
Kershaw
Gloucester
Newport News
Baltimore
Pethdnder
Philadelphia
H. Bee Whitney
New York
Massachusetts
Cto
W. H. Yerkes
Lansford Tvent
Salem
International
Bethayres
Hagle Hill
Lincoln
Pejebscot
T. Co. No
Bangor
Security
D. Co
Western
Albert Baldwin
Medford High Beats Melrose 4 2 on Fulton Street
Medford High defeated Melrose High 4 to 2 on the Fulton street grounds yesterday. If Everett wins all remaining games Medford would still be tied with Coach O'Donnell's nine for the lead.
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Medford High
Melrose High
Fulton Street
Medford
Everett
O’donnell
Chelsea High Edges Revere High In Ninth In Interburban
Chelsea High grabbed a 5 to 4 win over Revere High in the Interburban league game yesterday at Chelsea. The decisive run came in the ninth inning as Chelsea narrowly outscored Revere in a tense afternoon contest.
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Chelsea High
Revere High
Chelsea
Shoe advice touts shock reduction with O Sullivanized heels
A newspaper blurb urges relief from pavement shock by switching to O Sullivanized heels sold at shoe dealers. It notes streets cannot be altered but footwear can and advertises 50 cents for men women and children in black white and tan.
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Brandeis
Hub Zionists
Nantasket
Paragon Park
Harbor Sail
Elernsee
Plymouth
South Shorea
Boston
South Shore Coast Line
Boston Harbor
Supreme Comfort
Rowe’s Wharf
B.f.keith
Henrietta Crosman
Eleanor
Miss Norton
Paul Nicholson
Jack E. Gardner
al Lydell
Bob Higgins
Julia Curtiss
White
Clayton
Antwerp
Harvard Varsity
Crescent Gardens
Revere Beach
Marion & West
Packard & Packard
Plunkett & Plunkett
Berry & Page
Waverley Enlarged Orchestra
Lexington Park
Music Court
Irving Berlin
Tremont Temple
Fred
Ypres
Germany
Auburn
Cnorumbega
Big Bill la France
Provincetown
Pilgrims
Dorothy Bradford
Atlantic Avenue
Cape Cod
J Rae
Machigonne
Bay Line
Otis
Scituate
Long Wharf
State St
Irs
Buffalo Bill
Hallet & Davis Piano Co
Boylston St. Symphony Hall
Boston Symphony Orchestra
Karl Muck
Pops
Ernst Schmidt
Nautical Revere Beach
Strachan
Braves
Pittsburgh
Wm. Read & Sons, Inc
Washingtontreet
Read’s
Condit
ST. James Hall
Huntington Ave
Cubberly
Wakefield
Exeter Stravzewr
Sissue Hayakawa
Francis X. Bushman and
Beverly Bayne
Franklin Park
Harold Lockwood
Chaplin
Lord Kitchener
Jellicoe
North Sea
America
Britain
Shubert Theatre
E. J. Howd
Paramount Pictures
Gordon’s
Olympia
Marguerite Clark
Charlie Chaplin
Timou
Marguerite Snow
Lorettas
Stuart & Keeley
Gaston Palmer
Alice Fessenden
Walter Walsh
Margaret McDonough
May Fetherston
William Ferulli
Harry Lauder
Waterland Marine Band
Robert Edeson
Big Jim Garrity
Castle Sq
Winter Street
Bowdoin Sq
Violet Mascotte
Bessie Barriscale
Myra
Keystone
South End Theatre
Essanay
Park
Mary Pickford
Ramona
Billie Burke
Social Vortex
Massave
Boylston
Daniel Frohman
Peggy Hyland
William Collier, JR
Pathe News
Zeno
Jordan
Aldoing
Reus
Fox & Paramount
Maddalena Aapg
Jose Collins
Edna Goodric Waldrun
Globe and Photo
A. Hh
Chambler
Bayard Tuckerman, JR
Frank M. Fay
Plumer
J. Mandell
Laddie
Almy
Bullet
Heine
Zephyr
Amen
Rubin
Time
Bay State
B.C
Sanitol
Gil Nichols
Nova Scotia
Nova
Scotia
Federal
Pure Food Bureau
London
Billings
Washington
Admiralty
Medway
Swale
Plant Line
Evangeline
Europe
Jamaica
United Fruit
Tropics
National Docks
J. B. Hylan
Vesper Renee Sapeee
J. G. Gilholm
New Bedford
G. Dernback
Sharon
Charles Burgess
L. Biles
Tatnuck
Willie Dow
Dark Harbor
W. M. Campbell
Fall River
I. W. Small
Belmont
R. &. Lyons
J. J. Gordon
Rhode Island
C. C
E. F. Wogan
Essex
H. Bowler
Winchester
L. B. Paton
Homestead
W. S. Lawrence
Bennee
T. R. Fuller
G. H. Pushee
G. Kerrigan
Ww. F Mulcahy
Wellesley
F. T. Goss
Green Hill
Cc. D. Wadsworth
Os M. Lombard
Hyannisport
J. B. Kedian
Belmont Eesences
M Goodspeed
L. Coes W. Ogg
Dedham Worcester
J. C. Blair
Nashua
W. E. Fitzgerald
R. M. Purves
Portland
Venus
Mars
Montreal
Atlantic City
Nantucket
Bismarck
New Orleans
Buffalo
Chicago
Pittsburg
Denver
Des Moines
Ore
Eastport
San Francisco
Galveston
Los Angeles
Hatteras
St. Louis
Helend
St. Paul
Jacksonville
Kansas City
Seattle
Shipping News
Melrose
Revere
O’sullivan
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