Bernard Shaw an Ass Says No Yes
Alfred Noyes, the English poet, discusses his arrest by an American officer and defends the American justice system. He denies Mrs. Barrell’s claims over Lowell Institute bookings and criticizes George Bernard Shaw as ignorant and unserious about the war. He expects Allied victory and predicts Germany’s resources will be exhausted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alfred Noyes
Mr. Noyes
Alexina C. Barrell
America
New York
Barrell
Lowell Institute
Lowell
Harvard
Noyes
George Bernard Shaw
England
Canada
Russia
Alaska
Germany
U. S. Marines Sent to Haiti
Rear Admiral Caperton with the armored cruiser Washington was ordered from Vera Cruz to Cape Haitien to relieve marines landed last week by the French cruiser Des Cartes. The Washington carries 500 sailors and 200 marines for shore duty as Haiti remains turbulent after the overthrow of President Sam by revolutionists led by Dr. Resolvo Bobo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Caperton
Vera Cruz
Cape Haitien
Des Cartes
Hayti
Sam
Little Republic
Resolvo Bobo
German Bulgarian Minister Arrives in Berlin for Conference
Berlin June 22 The German minister at Sofia Dr G Michaelles arrived to attend a conference at the foreign office and will return soon to his post in Bulgaria.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
Sofia
Bulgaria
G. Michahelles
Foreign Office
Gold Crosses and Gold Medals at Mt St Joseph Academy
Graduates at Mt. St. Joseph Academy Brighton received Gold Crosses and Gold Medals. A Greek play by graduating students featured Genevieve Hickey as Alkestis. Upper photo shows Mary Edmunds, Margaret Collins, Patricia Maloney, James Sliney, and John McCrohan. lower photo lists Harriet Burgess, Martha Cahill, Elizabeth Greeley, Genevieve Hickey, and Lillian Slattery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
MT. ST. Joseph’s Academy
Brighton
Genevieve Hickey
Alkéstis
Mary Edmunds
Margaret Collins
Patricia Maloney
James Sliney
John McCrohan
Harriet Burgess
Martha Cahill
Elizabeth Greeley
Lillian Slattery
Daintiest Cookies Recipe and Mazola Ad
A quirky kitchen note combines a cookie recipe with Mazola oil marketing. It extols Mazola as a reusable frying fat and a pure cooking medium while promising clean taste and versatile uses in dressings and delicate foods. The piece ends by hinting at a Mazola Recipe Book and a continued feature.
Children Debate Woman Suffrage In Boston Academy Program
A large audience watched four young debaters, Margaret Edmunds Miriam Maloney John McCrohan and James Sliney, discuss woman suffrage with Margaret Collins moderating. The program opened with academy music and a salutatory, followed by Euripides’ Alkestis, an orchestral overture, and a valedictory on The Catholic Manhood of Boston. Monsignor Splaine distributed diplomas as prizes and medals were awarded for scholarship, deportment, and music to numerous graduates and day pupils.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Collins
Margaret Edmunds
Miriam Maloney
John McCrohan
James Sliney
Academy
Marion Frances McCann
Benedict XV
Euripides
Mabel Harris
Louise Murphy
Academy Orchestra
Martha Mary Cahill
Boston
Monsignor Splaine
Sisters of St. Joseph
Constance Sheriden
Rose O'Connell
Florence
Kathleen Keller
Loretta Crowley
Genevieve Hickey
Frances McGorgan
Marion McCann
Margaret Kelley
Margaret Shields
Wording Reflects Rt Rev Mgr Splaine Representing Cardinal O Connell
The sentence notes that the remarks were presented by the Rt Rev Mgr M J Splaine D D P R of St Josephs Church Roxbury representing Cardinal O Connell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mgr. M. J. Splaine
St.Joseph’s Church, Roxbury
Cardinal O’connell
U S Shippers Plan Protest Against British Order
More than 200 New York representatives from American importing firms formed a protest group over the British order in council delaying non contraband German and Austrian goods to neutrals. The National American Importers Association approved a protest to President Wilson via the State Department and Lansing. Officers named include P J Cunningham chairman Carl Stern vice president Theodore Bach secretary and A E Kaufmann treasurer. American goods valued in the millions are held in European ports with a demand for immediate release and strong representations to the belligerents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Washington
Germany
Austria
National American Importers’ Association
State Department
Wilson
Lansing
P. J
Revere Couple Wed in Immaculate Conception Nuptials
Miss Mary F. Downs of Revere married Dr. Frederick F. Andrews of Revere yesterday morning in a Nuptial Mass at Immaculate Conception Church Revere Reverend James Lee officiated The bride's sister Agnes Downs and Edward L Geary served in key roles A wedding breakfast followed at the Thorndike and the couple will reside at 94 Beach Street Revere.
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Mary F. Downs
Revere
Immaculate Conception Church
Frederick F. Andrews
James Lee
Elizabeth Downs
Edward L. Geary
Agnes Downs
Thorndike
Mrs. Andrews
Beach Street
French Loan Secured by Morgan to Paris Branch
June 22 confirmation of a one year loan to the Paris Rothschilds branch for the French government and the Bank of France. J P Morgan & Co says the loan may total up to 50 million dollars with about five percent yield. Collateral includes high grade American railway bonds, aiding payment of France’s wartime purchases.
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York
J. P. Morgan & Co
Paris
Rothschilds
Bank of France
Morgan & Co
America
Also Mentioned on This Page
Bernard Shaw
Shaw
U. S
Haiti
Mt. St. Joseph Academy
Mrs. Scott
Philadelphia
Mazda
Kato
Kingsford’s
Kingsford
P. S
Katherine Crosby
Mary Delory
Doris Jenne
Regina Mangan
Margaret O’connell
Alice Schulenkorf
Irene Schulenkorf
Matilda Turpin
Florence Joyce
Margaret Barry
Mary Kelley
Gertrude
Margaret Brophy
Mabel Parker Harris
Corn Products Refining Company
Ahern & Cahoon
New England
Weather Bureau
Parcel Post
Withington Instrument CO
Masters
U. S. Shippers Plan
Dr. Andrews of
M. F. Downs
Maéan
Morgans
C. F. Hovey Company
Bevo
Batiste
Palm Beach
Hamburg
Milan
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