Reform prompts as Palm Sunday crowds draw in out-of-towners
Ernest I. Jackson reports a Palm Sunday day of reform activity as visitors flood the city. Police encounter Earl Hall wanted for bad checks in Keene who resisted officers in Scollay Square, leading to his arrest and return to New Hampshire under interstate procedures.
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Ernest I. Jackson
Earl Hall
Keene
Officer Perry
Scollay Square
Hall
New Hampshire
Ficer Buccigros
Phil Cardarett
Lynn
Frank White
West End
Pemberton Square
Flynn
Oe Street
Woburn
Fitz
Kraus family jailed after Sunday downtown raid chaos
A Sunday police roundup records Kraus and family among 75 drunks, with a three alarm blaze, accidents, and boats of rough weather. Officers Harney and Dunn quell fights, a penitent wife pledges sobriety, while raids on Bertha Fishstone and other suspects lead to multiple arrests and a busy North End.
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North End
Harey
Krauss
Cross Street
Kraus
Gannon
Doc Dunn
Hanover Street
Bertha Fishstone
North Street
Mr. Boyd
Spinney
Tesonero
Confirmation in Three Churches
Bishop Lawrence yesterday administered the sacrament of confirmation at Trinity Church Copley Square Emmanuel Church Newbury Street and the Cathedral Church of St Paul. The bishop was assisted by the rectors of the respective churches.
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Lawrence
Trinity Church
Copley Square
Emmanuel Church
Newbury Street
Cathedral Church of
St. Paul
U. S. Consul Burnell Dies at Lille France
The family of Albold L. Burnell US consul at Lille France was informed by the State Department of his death He was Bowdoin class of 1899 a former teacher in the Philippines and had served in the consular service about seven years He was 46.
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U. S
Burnell
Lille
France
Portland
Albro l L. Burnell
United States
State Department
Boston Girl Joins Scandals of 1920 Cast at Colonial
Laura McClure of Boston is featured in George White's Scandals of 1920 opening scene at the Colonial Theatre joining three other pages. A Back Bay resident, she previously acted in Meterlinck's Blue Bird and married Jules Biscayart, an aviation lieutenant who died in Mineola after serving in France.
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Boston
Laura McClure
George White
Colonial Theatre
Miss McClure
Bickerstaff Street
Back Bay
Mr. White
Christine Welford
Kathryn Manion
Banks Dunning
White
McClure
Meterlinck
Blue Bird
Chicago
Jules Biscayart
United States Aviation Service
France
Mineola
L. I
Biscayart
Laura Mc
Clare returns to stage at Colonial with support from George White
War widow Clare resumes theatrical career after losing savings to keep her infant and mother. She finds a listener in George White and begins tonight at the Colonial. Three U S Rhine Soldiers Killed in Auto Collision in Germany is reported. The Gold Brick Twins stars Irving S. Cobo in the Boston Sunday Post Magazine.
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Clare
George White
The
Colonial
U. S. Rhine
Paris
United News
Army of Occupation
Weissen
Gold Brick Twins
Irving S. Cobo
Boston Sunday Post
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Sleuth
Hugh Sullivan
Kilroy
Sullivan
City Hall Ambulance
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Wagner
Leverett Street
Catherine Lucks
Providence
Lagrange Street
North Station
Gaiety
Relief Hospital
City Hospital
Nature
Boston & Suburban Milk Dealer
Mou
R.h.white Co
Department For Interior Furnishings
White’s
Hemstitch
Bae Os
Adras
Voile Panel
AEG
Odd Lots
Chenille Portieres
Bai
Bayer
Pluto
French Lick Springs
Ind
Thurm
Germany
Mayence
Kennedy’s
Gopynight
Tha Houss
al.Kuypenheimer
Kennedy
New England
Summer and Hawley Streets
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