Dives Into Sea To Save Two Girls At Orient Heights
Former Representative Edward S. Kelley of Ward 1 rescued Mary Buculo aged 14 and Evelyn Repetto aged 18, Orient Heights, who slipped into deep channel waters during a dog paddling contest off the Orient Heights Yacht Club. Kelley, unable to shed his clothes, repeatedly dived and brought them ashore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward S. Kelley
Ward 1
Mary Buculo
Evelyn Repetto
Orient Heights
Orient Heights Yacht Club
Kelley
Henry L. Hall Dies After Appended Surgery in Dorchester
Henry L. Hall a lifelong Dorchester resident died yesterday at the Massachusetts Homeopathic Hospital after an appendicitis operation. He had been ill for some time. The remains were to be sent for funeral arrangements locally.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry L. Hall
Dorchester
Massachusetts Homeopathic Hospital
Colorado Great Family Summer Playground
Travel pitch extols Colorado as a carefree destination with nature, hiking, horseback riding, and inexpensive living. Promotes visits to discuss options, with a postal folder offering maps, pictures, and details on long-limit stopover and summer excursion tickets. Contact Alex Stocks, New England Pass Agent, Boston office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colorado
Alex Stocks
New England Pass
R. R. Co
Washington St
Boston
White slave investigation targets vice den network
A federal probe led by United States District Attorney George W. Anderson opens after Emma Frances Caton's Wakefield revelation of a vice den near police headquarters. Dozens of suspects, including prominent Bostonians, are under scrutiny as agents raid dens and seize incriminating nude negatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
George W. Anderson
Emma Frances Caton
Wakefield
Pemberton Square
Mr. Anderson
Bill proposes conscription of allied aliens in wartime
Washington June 27. A House bill by Rep Peter F Tague would grant the president authority to rapidly expand the US military. It calls for the conscription of all males from countries at war with Germany who are in the United States two years or more and are of conscription age.
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Washington
United States
House
Peter F. Tague
Germany
West End Fire Endangers Stable on Pitts and South Margin
A four story stable on Pitts and South Margin streets caught fire last night in the West End, forcing three alarms and releasing about 170 horses onto the streets. Firefighters limited the blaze to the fourth floor and damage is pegged under $10,000. Owner is Henry Richardson of Andover.
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West End
Pitts
South Margin
Henry Richardson
Andover
Caliban Postponed to July 2 at Harvard Stadium
The Caliban executive committee voted to postpone the first public performance from June 28 to July 2 at Harvard Stadium. Producing Director Frederick Stanhope cited need for extra rehearsals and lighting adjustments to meet standards and audience expectations for a production of this scale.
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Caliban
Harvard Stadium
Frederick Stanhope
Great Pianist Enlists as Oboist in Fort Hamilton Band
New York June 27 Percy Grainger the famed pianist has enlisted as a third class musician in the Fort Hamilton coast artillery band at Fort Totten New York. He will play the oboe and serve his country while continuing to share his musical gifts. Grainger, born in Australia, is pursuing American citizenship and expresses happiness in this new roleتما
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New York
Percy Grainger
Fort Hamilton
The
Coast Artillery
Fort Totten
N. Y
Resta
Grainger
Australia
Metropolitan Hill Plans Grand Fourth Parade
The Metropolitan Hill Improvement Association of Roslindale schedules a July Fourth celebration with a forenoon military parade and flag raising. A large pole will mark the ceremony at Metropolitan and Augustus avenues at 10 o'clock, featuring Hon. John A. Kelcher and Roslindale Modern Orchestra with Rollins Full Military Band. Open house and a larger children’s parade are promised as visitors are expected.
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Metropolitan Hill Improvement Association of
Roslindale
Metropolitan and
Augustus Avenues
John A. Kelcher
Suffolk County
Rollins
Home Guards
Shepard Lady Rifles
Metropolitan
Brandeis Settles Zionist Rift in Baltimore
Associate Justice Louis D. Brandeis of the Supreme Court helped heal a dispute within the Zionist movement in Baltimore on June 27. He intervened to settle amicably the turmoil that had unsettled the Federation of Zionists sessions the previous day.
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Baltimore
Louis D. Brandeis
Supreme Court
Federation of Zionists
Zionist groups plan funds for Palestine and Hadassah chair
A Zionist conference approved a resolution backing Israel’s homeland aims in Palestine and set a 5000 dollar annual Palestine bureau budget. The Palestine committee proposed transport funds for a postwar Jewish industrial army to Palestine, with an estimated 350000 supporters. The executive committee includes Abel, Cowen, Abner, Brainin, Mrs. Fels, Friedlander, Goldberg, Masliansky, Melamed, Rosenblatt and Rothenberg, all of New York or nearby. Miss Henrietta Szold of New York was re elected chairwoman of Hadassah’s central committee.
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American Jewish Congress
Palestine
Palestine Bureau
Palestine Committee
Abel
New York
Charles A. Cowen
M. L. Abner
Pittsburg
Reuben Brainin
Joseph Fels
Philadelphia
Israel Friedlander
Abram Goldberg
H. Masliansky
Brookline
Mass
S. M. Melamed
B. Desolapool
Morris Rothernberg
Henrietta Szold
Central Committee of
Hadassah
Women’s Zionist Organization
Dartmouth Man Killed In France Ambulance Service
Paul G. Osborn of Montclair died in a French base hospital from shrapnel wounds after an explosion near the ambulance he drove. He departed the United States May 4 with 42 Dartmouth College students forming two ambulance units for service on the French front. He was a Dartmouth graduate. a diploma was awarded after his departure.
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New York
Paul G. Osborn
Albert
Osborn
Montclair
France
Paul
Dartmouth College
Dartmouth
Cambridge Firemen and Police Win Salary Back Pay
The Cambridge firemen and policemen won a battle to have salaries paid after three weeks of delay caused by Mayor Rockwood and Auditor Thurston over the interpretation of a new ordinance that abolished the old department of public safety. Justice Pierce of the Supreme Court sustained the mayor’s view that the ordinance became operative June 5.
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Cambridge
Rockwood
Thurston
Department of Public Safety
Justice Pierce
Supreme Court
Boston Matron Praises Plant Juice Health Remedy
A Boston matron thanks Plant Juice for relief from long running stomach and energy problems. The ad notes backache indigestion gas insomnia headaches and fatigue improved after use. The Plant Juice agent appears at Houghton and Dutton drug department to explain merits to customers.
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Bessie Cyr
Saratoga Street
Boston
Houghton & Dutton
Court steps end payroll deadlock for city workers
Justice Pierce’s ruling resolved the dispute between Mayor and Auditor over payroll approvals. Auditor Thurston pledged to approve the new payrolls after the decision, enabling firemen and policemen to claim their salaries. The workers went to the treasurer to receive payment promptly.
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Thurston
Pierce
Miss Hazel Arneson Weds Walter Lyon in Waltham Church
Miss Hazel Artella Arneson daughter of Mr and Mrs Alexander Arneson of 44 Rich Street Waltham married Walter Mitchell Lyon supervisor of manual art at Lexington High School The ceremony took place last evening at Christ Episcopal Church Waltham conducted by Rev Francis E Webster.
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Hazel Artella Arneson
Alexander .Arneson
Rich Street
Waltham
Walter Mitchell Lyon
Lexington High School
Christ Episcopal Church, Waltham
Francis E. Webster
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