German pedier arrested for shoes and bank deposits
El Paso police hold Abraham, a German pedier, on charges of possessing two pairs of army shoes. He had deposits totaling 5250 at a local bank on October 18 14 and November 17. Authorities say he could not post a $500 bond and were tracking his movements for two weeks amid a jewelry and souvenir operation with National Guard soldiers on the border.
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Retreat at Boston College Continues Amid Exercises
The second day of the Boston College retreat followed Tuesday’s game order of exercises and will conclude with confessions and instructions. Students are to receive communion in their own parishes tomorrow morning. Friday is a term holiday for all high school and college students.
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Hall Caines Dramatic Version of Mary ONeil Opens
Hall Caine adapts The Women Thou Gavest Me into a dramatic stage work to debut at the Shubert Theatre in Boston on April 9. Edmund Breese Mabel Taliaferro Derwent Hall Caine and Madame Yorska head the cast with a 110 by 90 foot cyclorama for a South Pole Antarctic night scene.
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Critics Protest Court Budget Estimates In 1917 Plan
Chief Justice Wilfred Bolster of the Municipal Courts urged the City Council to reconsider how court estimates were handled in the 1917 budget. Speaking without naming individuals, he implied the Mayor Curley and the Finance Commission were responsible for heavy cuts.
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Judge Bolster Objects to Hasty Budget Cuts
Judge Bolster denounced reductions in court financial estimates made without his input. He urged inquiry into increases and criticized officials at City Hall for assuming knowledge of court needs. He supported a segregated budget but urged reasoned inquiry into salary dates and expenditures under court control.
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Peace Parade Planned for Congress Week in Washington
Emergency Peace Federation officers travel from New York to Washington to organize a Monday march from Pennsylvania Avenue to the Capitol. Peace advocates aim to request interviews with Representatives and Senators urging a German-American joint commission and a neutral nations conference to seek an end to the war.
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Lawrence to Get Lynn Club In Eastern League Reorganization
The Eastern league formalized the transfer of the Lynn club franchise to Lawrence and its sale to Robert Emmons of Lawrence. Jack Flynn will manage the new Lawrence club. Holyoke representatives sought a franchise but the eight club lineup left no room for an addition.
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