Russian ballet excerpts ignite Boston Symphony debut
The Boston Symphony Orchestra under Pierre Monteux performed two excerpts from Lazare Saminsky's ballet The Lament of Rachel at Symphony Hall amid Wagner and Brahms. Nin a Koshetz sang Rimsky Korsakoff and Moussorgsky pieces though she battled a cold, while Monteux drew rich color from Brahms and Wagner in a mixed program.
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Symphony Hall
Boston Symphony Orchestra
Pierre Monteux
America
Rachel
Lazare Saminsky
Mme
Nina Koshetz
Boston
Martha
Air
Rimsky-Korsakof
Prokofiev
Parasha
Moussorgsky
Sorochinsk
New York
Tie
Pgtrograd Conservatory
Rimsky-Korsakoff
Moscow Dramatic Theatre
Saminsky
Jacob
Laban
Lea
Rimsky-K Korsakoff
Mme. Koshetz
Os Moussorgsky
Mr. Prokofiev
Musterole Promises Quick Relief for Colds and Flu
An old medical advertisement touts Musterole as a fast counter irritation for colds and flu. It claims mustard oil, camphor and menthol soothe congested throats and chests with a warm tingling and cooling relief. Available in 35¢, 65¢ jars and tubes, hospital size $3.00.
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Y. M. C. A. War Board
France
New York Public Service Commission Cuts Telephone Rates
The Public Service Commission ordered reductions across New York state, yielding about 4.4 million dollars in annual savings. New York City customers will see roughly a five percent cut while subscribers outside the city will gain about seven percent.
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New York
Albany
N. Y
New York State
Public Service Commission
Iate
New York City
Men Arrested Here Wanted in New York
Word from Gotham reports three of six men arrested in South End last month for defrauding a Boston insurance company by staging bogus accidents with their car and driver have been indicted for grand larceny in New York and are sought there promptly. Named are Max Elstein Benjamin Greenwald and Jacob Itskowitz. They belong in Brooklyn.
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Gotham
South Hnd
Boston
New York
Massachusetts
Max Elstein
Benjamin Greenwald
Jacob Itskowitz
Brooklyn
Grilith Confident of Impressive Victory in Treaty Battle
The article outlines Griffith and Collins facing De Valera and English backers Childers and Burgess in a tense political stand over the treaty. It notes army loyalties, labor pressures, and the thorny oath of allegiance as the pivotal issue, with De Valera seeking peace rather than war. The piece signals continuation in tomorrow's post.
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Childers
Sinn Fein
Griffith
Collins
de Valera
Charles Burgess
Republic
Burgess
Treaty Party
Dail
Irish Republic
Cork
Limerick
Labor
Cosgrave
de Vale
Irish Free State
Irland
Ireland
England
Sunday Post
Churchill Finds New Philosophy in Dual Mind Theory
New York report notes Winston Churchill, American novelist, outlines a two mind theory with a primitive material mind and a spiritual mind aimed at guiding life. He argues the spiritual mind should govern, while the primitive mind handles bodily needs, impulses, and survival.
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New York
United News
Winston Churchill
Churchill
Authors’ League
Heelieves
Christ
St. Paul
Roxbury Man Found Dead in His Room
Randall Carty aged 52 was found dead in his Roxbury room by Roxbury Crossing police who heard noises from the apartment. Medical Examiner Waters ruled death due to natural causes.
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Randall Carty
Dudley Place
Roxbury
Roxbury Crossing
Carty
Waters
Code of Rules for Operators Governing Railway Workers
Chicago March 3 The railroad labor board issued a code of 22 rules covering hours and pay for telegraph and telephone operators on railways nationwide. Effective March 16 the rules end time and a half pay after eight hours and set straight time for the first nine hours with time and a half after. They allow split shifts and specify eight hours per 12 hour period. Most small stations may reopen as a result. The rules apply to telegraph and telephone operators, agents, towermen, train directors and block operators. The decision completes rule issuance for most railway workers except engineers firemen conductors trainmen and switchmen who are in regional negotiations.
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Chicago
Railroad Labor Board
Wight
Hme
Stricken Deaf and Dumb Worker In Massachusetts
Alfred R. Smith thirty a West Field Artillery member became deaf and mute at a local factory in Malden Mass. He previously lost hearing from shrapnel at Chateau Thierry France and is now under observation at Parker Hill Hospital Boston where his speech and hearing in both ears have deteriorated.
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Malblehead
Alfred R. Smith
West Field Artillery
Parker Hill Hospital
Boston
Chateau Thierry
France
Smith
Commanding Officers Named for New England Training Camp
Army headquarters announced Colonel George Williams will command the citizens military training camp at Camp Devens opening around April 1 for 5000 youths from New England. Colonel George J Iflelden will lead the reserve officers training from June 11 to July 2 for about 2000 officers.
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Army Headquarters
George Williams
Forth
Ethan Allen
Citizens
Camp Devens
New England
George J. Iflelden
University of Vermont
A GOOD TONIC FOR OLD PEOPLE
Advertisement touts Gude's Pepto Mangan as a blood tonic for aged individuals. It claims to purify blood, boost vitality, and strengthen resistance by supplying rich red blood, available as liquid or tablets and backed by 80 years of physician recommendation.
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Gude
Deaths in Charlestown Cambridge and Dorchester Notices
Obituaries for Mary Cunningham of Charlestown and Mary Sullivan of Dorchester list funeral arrangements from their residences. Services: St Prout de Sales Charets in Charlestown, and times pending for Sullivan and Kelley notices. Relatives invited, funeral cortège noted.
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Cunningham
Charlestown
Julian
Ave leLong
William Cunningham
St Prout de Sales Charets
Kelley
Cambridge
Charles PB. Kelley
Puneral
Magazine St
Sullivan
Dorchester
Mary A
Dennis and
Mary (Lyons
Book on Rheumatism Cure Promised by Mail
A sensational notice invites readers to request a book claiming to reveal the true cause and cure of rheumatism overlooked by doctors. Address H. P. Clearwater, 282 M Street, Hallowell, Maine, for free return mail. Urges sending a postcard or letter at once.
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Fey
H. P. Clearwater
M Street
Hallowell
Maine
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