Verdi Choral Club to Stage Annual Operetta
The Verdi Choral Club of the North End and School Centre will stage its annual operetta on Wednesday evening in the North End School Centre building. Mayor Curley and Boston school officials are among guests for this year’s three act Japanese drama Princes Chrysanthemum. The club has organized eight years and aims to bring community events to the North End.
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Florence Casassa
Goldie Abrams
Lucy Masiello
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Varella
Pauline Nizzone
Ida Albert
Edward Sorrento
Altomare
Vallerelli
Vincent
Zarella
Theresa Penta
Lillian Boni
Louise Mizzone
Alice Albert
Mary Aiello
Deaf Mute Arrested for Liquor Sale in Boston
Sergeant Snow at Joy Street station recalls the case of a deaf mute charged with liquor sale in the West End. The man identified as Jacob Kaplan showed a pint of gin on arrest and could only sign with an X. This is the first mute arrested on such charges since prohibition began in Boston.
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Boston
Jacob Kaplan
Central Court
Obregon Welcomes Foreign Investors To Mexico
President Obregon told visiting American and European businessmen at Chapultepec Castle that Mexico welcomes all foreign capital with open arms and will grant guarantees as long as investors act within the law.
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Associated Press
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Mrs Grainger Dies From Fall at Aeolian Hall
Mrs Rose Grainger mother of Percy Grainger the pianist and composer fell or leaped from an 18th floor window at the Aeolian Hall Building 29 West Forty-Second street New York. She landed on the adjoining roof and died before help arrived. She had arrived that morning from White Plains and was with Mrs Antoinette Sawyer who helped with soda moments before the death occurred.
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Percy Grainger
Aeolian Hall
West Forty-Second Street
White Plains
Rev Edwin Curtis Continues as Brookline Pastor Amid Controversy
The Rev Edwin Curtis occupied the pulpit again as Boston Presbytery considers actions to expel him from the First Presbyterian Church of Brookline. He vows to defend his rights if court action proceeds, calling the dispute a result of jealousy and selfishness by a few opposing his popular chosen pastorate.
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Albania Grants Women Right to Wear Men's Clothes
A historical practice in Albania allowed women to adopt male dress and bear arms. The custom enabled females to assume male rights, reflecting a unique gender tradition tied to security and status in certain regions.
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Albania
Draw Color Line at Ball in New York
Police cleared Bryant Hall after Liberator ball organizers refused to stop interracial dancing with white women. A Chinese restaurant proprietor and a man named Irving Fralkin confronted Captain Howard as crowds protested in Sixth Avenue.
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Firemen Memorial Day Plans Made by Roxbury Group
The Roxbury Veteran Firemen's Association finalized plans for the annual memorial day exercises at its Washington street headquarters. The committee reported Mayor Curley will provide the usual city funds. The observance will occur on a later date with services at Forest Hills Cemetery, Fbergen's Lot.
OConnor Couple Observe Silver Wedding at Medford Home
Several hundred relatives and friends joined Mr and Mrs William H OConnor yesterday to celebrate their 25th wedding anniversary at 45 Sheridan Street Medford. The day-long reception featured scores of gifts and continuous entertainment at the couple’s residence.
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Medford
Ex-Mayor Proposes Plan to End Local Textile Strike
Lawrence April 80 ex-mayor William P White outlines a plan to end the textile strike within weeks. He would seek a $300 000 public works loan supervised by a citizens committee and employ only male strikers in rotating 50 worker groups. The proposal, to be presented at the next city council meeting, aims to settle the dispute quickly while funding relief for families.
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Textil
William P. White
Ford Hall Meeting Demands Release of Political Prisoners
Several hundred people gathered in Ford Hall yesterday to pass resolutions petitioning President Harding for the release of all political prisoners. Speakers condemned the government policy of imprisoning espionage act violators.
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Man Attempts Suicide After Wife Leaves Town
Fred Brablinski of 2 Harvard street Charles town attempted to die by taking corrosive sublimate tablets at 66 Main street early yesterday morning. He cited distress over his wife leaving him as the motive and was taken for treatment.
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Harvard Street
Charlestown
Main Street
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