Wall Street Weekly Review and Outlook
The stock market shows limited weekly gains with gains from short covering but bearish pressure returns. Hepburn's bill to curb speculation threatens pricing and trading, while Amalgamated Copper forecasts mixed effects on supply and prices. Political uncertainty may delay broader market revival until after the election.
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Stock Exchange
House
Hepburn
Iowa
Calumet & Hecla
Bank of England
Bank of Germany
Congress
Representative Hepburn
Dr Nathan Birnbaum to speak to Zionists in Boston
Zionist interest rises in Boston for Vienna figure Dr Nathan Birnbaum organizer of Austria’s Jewish national party and editor of Volks Zeitung He will address Zionists at Faneuil Hall on March 22 A Y M H A committee meets March 10 to arrange reception and banquet under Zionist Council auspices
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Nathan Birnbaum
Vienna
Reichsrath
Jewish National Party of Austria
Volks Zeitung
Birnbaum
Boston
Faneuil Hall
Knights and Ladies of St Brendan Meet in Paine Hall
The Knights and Ladies of St. Brendan gathered in Paine Hall with President Daniel J. Moynihan presiding. The group voted to send 25 to the Gaelic League of Ireland to aid language revival. A note from Congressman O Connell discussed Joseph Manning, injured two years ago as a federal employee, and a relief bill he reintroduced.
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Knights and Ladies of St. Brendan
Paine Hall
Daniel J. Moynihan
Gaelic League of Ireland
Congressman O'Connell
Joseph Manning
Congress
Rev M C McDonough Named Domestic Prelate
The Rev Michael C McDonough of Lewiston in the Portland diocese has been raised to the rank of domestic prelate by Pope Pius XX, a title of monsignor. He is permanent rector of St Patrick's Church Lewiston and formerly vic ar-general of the diocese. He is a Holy Cross College alumnus and studied theology at Montreal.
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Portland
Michael C. McDonough
Lewiston
Pius XX
Mer. McDonough
St. Patrick's Church
Mer. Thomas H. Wallace
Holy Cross College
Montreal
Pres Woolley Appeals for Education of Immigrants
The third session of the Social Educational Conference met in Huntington Hall with Dr. Colin A. Scott presiding. Dr. Mary E. Woolley urged immigrant education and the role of mothers, highlighting four obligations including love for children and home, patriotic ideals, and religious cultivation.
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Huntington Hall
Colin A. Scott
Julia Ward Howe
School of Truth
Mary E. Woolley
Mt. Holyoke College
E. Charlton Black
Bride Discovers Husband Is a Thief in Brooklyn Case
New York police report Mrs Frieda Mattson accuses husband Andrew Mattson of robbing a Riverside New Jersey home. Det. Rawson says Mattson confessed to the burglary as the couple faced officers. Mrs Mattson, shocked, vows to end marriage after revealing she had been married a month and previously worked as a caretaker in wealthy homes.
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New York
William Newberg
Riverside
N. J
Rawson
Bergen County
Andrew Mattson
Jay Street
Mattson
Baltic Street
Brooklyn
Frieda Mattson
Berlin dust sampling to identify health hazards
City authorities in Berlin set up multiple dust collection instruments across the city for chemical analysis. The results pinpoint areas with dangerous dust levels and steps are taken to reduce exposure as far as possible.
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Berlin
Germany
Honor Conferred on Rev Edward M Sweeney
Announcement from St John's Church says Rev Edward McSweeney pastor of St John's was named right reverend monsignor by Bishop Walsh. He was ordained in 1870 and is among the oldest priests in the Maine diocese.
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Bangor
St. John's Catholic Church
Walsh
Edward McSweeney
St. John’s
Diocese of
Maine
Zenus Dilemma Guided by Letters on Love and Duty
Readers weigh in on Zenus in a column from the Post letter page. A bachelor columnist proposes a yearlong separation with trustees and a test of the wife’s reform before a possible reunion or departure. Other correspondents argue for divorce or ongoing marriage by divine law and duty.
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New England
Zenus
Miss Champagne
N.S
Annie L
Eliot Attacks Trade Unions as Undemocratic
President Eliot told Harvard Teachers' Association that democracy has layered classes from officers to miners and farmers. He argued unions prevent easy class mobility, calling trade unions among the most undemocratic institutions in the United States in remarks after his address.
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Eliot
Harvard Teachers’ Association
United States
Church crowd backs mayor in Cambridge drive against moving pictures
At First Baptist Church Cambridge an entire congregation rose to endorse Mayor Wardwell’s crusade against moving picture showmen after Dr John L Campbell condemned local amusements as sources of crime He assailed minors at theatres and sacred concerts labeling drugstore liquor sales a crime and druggists a criminal class
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First Baptist Church
Cambridge
John L. Campbell
Wardwell
University City
Campbell
House of God
Boston
Perkins Institution Music Head Dead at 67
Miss Almira Smith Knapp 67 longtime head of the Perkins Institution for the Blind music department South Boston died at her niece’s home on Maple Avenue after years of illness. She served with Dr Samuel G Howe and retired nine years ago.
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