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The Detour at St James Theatre
The Detour by Owen Davis opened at St James Theatre. A rural drama about a farmer's wife Tam Kate Lane and a garage owner as a detour in life is resolved by a simple financial adjustment and a sign removal. Florence Roberts and Walter Gilbert are noted in supporting roles.
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St. James Theatre
Helen Hardy
New York
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Stephen Hardy
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Peppy Bill at Majestic vaudeville review
This Majestic Theatre week offers a lively vaudeville program full of pep and clean entertainment. India’s Javeddah De Rajah presents as a renowned seer with Princess Olga, performing telepathy and coded messages to a responsive audience. Alexander Carr revives Tobblitsky with engaging facial expressions captivating the crowd.
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Alexander Carr
Tobblitsky
Drapeau Wins Mayor Race in Biddeford by 280
Edward H. Drapeau the Democratic nominee was elected mayor of Biddeford Maine defeating incumbent Ulysses E. Fosdick the Republican by a 280 vote majority.
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Edward H. Drapeau
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Six-Months-Old Pullet Lays Very Small Eggs
John Downey of 46 Cedar Street Roxbury seeks inclusion among chicken fanciers extraordinary. With about a dozen hens he claims a six month pullet laid eggs smaller than pigeon eggs, the tiniest yet observed in his rustic back yard flock.
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Daisy Drive fund updater shows five posts contributing
Five American Legion Posts filed Daisy Drive returns at the State House totaling 747.15 dollars with Milford leading at 193.63 and Leominster next at 150.45. Dr. Eugene McCarthy, bedridden with a cold, is expected back tomorrow. Thomas P. Porter oversees duties. One appeal arrived from a destitute ex serviceman in Cambridge seeking aid to return to Canada.
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Evacuation Day Parade Limited to Military Units
Chief Marshal Edward G. Lerhon said the Evacuation Day parade on the 17th will be restricted to military and naval organizations. He barred all civilian bodies after pressure from critics and protests, including the American Association for the Recognition of the Irish Republic. The A A R I R appealed to the mayor, but Lennon confirmed the civilian exclusion.
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Lennon
Mayor Curley Announces 59 Reappointments to Public Works
The mayor reappoints 59 teamsters in the public works department for two months, ending the two months contract for ashes and refuse collection. Also named are Katherine A Conway as attendant at Long Island Hospital for 3600 a year, Sarah O Malley as institutions employee at 460 a year, and William A Murray as attendant at Long Island Hospital for 600 a year.
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City Accepts White Bequest for Boston Beautification
The City Council approved George R. White s bequest granting the city an income of 250000 for non political use to enhance beauty history or educational betterment in Boston.
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Boston
Power to Remove Mayor Heads to Committee
The committee on cities reported a bill allowing the Governor and Council to remove any city mayor for misfeasance nonfeasance or malfeasance in office. The mayor would receive charges and a hearing before the Governor and Council whose verdict would be final. A Boston specific bill is before metropolitan affairs with strong House backing.
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Boston
Committee On Metropolitan Affairs
House
Monk Not Removed as Watertown Counsel
John A. Collins announces that Wesley E Monk was not removed from the Watertown town counsel post. The term was set March 2 1921 for one year and expires March 25 1922 when Cunningham’s appointment becomes effective.
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Cunniff
John A. Collins
Watertown
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