Patriots' Day plans honor Lexington battle reenactment
A joint committee from Boston, Cambridge, Arlington, Medford, Brookline, Lexington and Somerville considers a Battle of Lexington reenactment featuring American Legion members, Lexington Minute Men, and State troops. The event aims to elevate Patriots' Day with period portrayal and tercentenary focus, mirroring the Revere and Dawes rides with Massachusetts National Guard riders in Colonial outfits.
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Revere Anniversary Pageant Plans Increase in Arlington Arrest Plot
Revere riders are to start from North Square with Mayor Peters presiding. Proposals aim to reenact incidents from the original ride in a pageant. In Arlington, plans include staging an attempt to arrest Revere by British soldiers.
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Ruling Affects Return of Seized Liquor
Washington reports that a U S Circuit Court ruling in South Carolina holds the Volstead act supersedes internal revenue laws for intoxicating liquors. Prohibition Commissioner Kramer said little liquor will have to be returned, as most seizures were under the Volstead act and not revenue laws. He noted unknown amounts seized under revenue laws elsewhere are likely small in comparison.
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How a Woman Can Be Kept Happy by Hazel Dawn
Hazel Dawn explains a four word method to keep happiness in life and on stage. She urges buying a new hat when blue, notes her love of hats brightening her day, and describes her work with the Boston company of Gertie’s Garter amid censor cuts.
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To Manage Maritime Ass'n for Hub Chamber
Frank 8. Davis of New York will come to Boston to become manager of the Maritime Association of the Chamber of Commerce. He began as Fitchburg railroad freight agent in 1895 and later served in Troy. He returned to the Hub in 1910 for a joint tariff bureau, then moved on to roles with the New Haven system and finally left New York when the roads went under federal control.
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Pittsburg
Chamber of Commerce Maritime Association
Col Ryan Heads to Refugee Camps Amid Baltic Mission
Helsingfors March 27 Colonel Edward W. Ryan American Red Cross commissioner to the Baltic States arrived and met with the Finnish foreign minister. He will proceed to refugee camps for those who crossed from Kronstadt when that fortress fell to the Bolsheviks.
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Edward W. Ryan
Red Cross
Baltic States
Kronstadt
Parker's Fine Oratorio Song at Symphony Hall
Horatio Parker's Hora Novissima was performed by the Handel and Haydn Society with Emil Mollenhauer conducting. The last concert of the season featured a noble, melodic work with strong chorus writing and notable soloists Carolina Hudson Alexander Sophie Braslau George Meader Fred Patton.
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Handel and Haydn Society
Emil Mollenhauer
Symphony Hall
Handel and Haydn
Parker
Carolina Hudson- Alexander
Sophie Braslau
George Meader
Fred Patton
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Boston
Twenty Sailors Executed on Battleship Sebastopol
HELSINGFORS, March 27. Twenty sailors from the battleship Sebastopol, including Sub Captain Denlerin, were executed after a revolutionary tribunal in Petrograd sentenced them on March 20 for leading the revolts during Kronstadt. Their bombardment caused thousands of casualties. no fate for the other 1400 prisoners at Peterhof is noted.
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Reducing Mortgage on Ashmont Church
Rev Clyde W Robbins of First Baptist Church Ashmont announced that over half the amount needed to liquidate the church debt has been raised and the mortgage is expected to be burned on June 7 the churchs eighth anniversary.
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Ashmont
Clyde W. Robbins
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