Theatrical Guests at Salada Tea Office Party
About 60 members of the Mary company, now performing at Tremont Theatre, attended a party at Salada Tea Company offices in Boston. Oliver Jones, treasurer of the Actors' Fund, arranged the luncheon and tea gifts, as part of preparations for the annual Colonial Theatre benefit.
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Tremont Theatre
Salada Tea Company
Oliver Jones
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Boston
Colonial Theatre
Mary” Company
Janet Wile
Charles Judel
Home remedy promises relief for catarrhal deafness
An advertisement touts an at home internal medicine for catarrhal deafness and head noises. It recommends a formula using Par mint double strength plus hot water and sugar, taken four times daily, to reduce inflammation in the Eustachian tubes and balance middle ear pressure, with claims of rapid, effective results.
Pay Raise for Textile Hands in Fall River
The Fall River Textile Council, representing six unions, voted unanimously to accept a 15 percent wage increase for about 30 000 mill operatives. The raise takes effect June 1 and runs for six months, marking a total 169 percent rise since 1916. Announcement followed talks between manufacturers and the textile council with no new demands from the unions.
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Fall River
Fall River Textile Council
Textile Council
Flags to be moved to Memorial Hall in State House
The Massachusetts House Ways and Means Committee reported ought to pass a bill to place World War flags in Memorial Hall at the State House. Currently the World War banners sit in the Grand Staircase Hall and move would scrap the $8200 flag receptacle.
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House Ways and Means
Massachusetts
Memorial Hall
State House
Grand Staircase Hall
Wilson's Letter Attacked in Senate Treaty Battle
President Wilson's call for party unity on the treaty issue dominated the Senate fight over the Republican peace resolution. Senator Thomas of Colorado assailed Wilson, saying the stance would spell dissolution for the Democratic Party.
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Washington
Wilson
Senate
Thomas
Colorado
Senators Clash Over Peace Resolution And League Of Nations
Senators argued over a peace resolution amid accusations of dishonor toward those who voted for treaty reservations. Senator Hitchcock defended the President and warned the resolution delays peace, while Senator Thomas condemned pledges tied to Versailles. Negotiations for a final vote were underway with plans for tomorrow addresses by Kellogg and Pomerene.
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Hitchcock
Nebraska
Oregon
League of Nations
America
Hiltchcock
Thomas
Kellogg
Minnesota
Pomerene
Ohio
France Willing to Become Republican Standard Bearer
Senator France of Maryland said he would accept the Republican nomination if no other candidate aligns with his declared principles. He outlined a domestic and foreign policy program, with New York headquarters opening tomorrow and a New York dinner on May 18 to announce further steps. He said he would not campaign for delegates.
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Washington
France
Maryland
Republican National Convention
Senate
Republican Party
New York
Memorial Concert at Mechanics Hall
Artists from the Metropolitan Opera House will perform at Mechanics Hall on Sunday afternoon May 2 under the auspices of the Massachusetts American Legion. Participants include Marie Rappold Margaret Metzenauer Giovanni Martinelli Leon Rothier and B Olshansky formerly of the Boston Opera Company.
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Metropolitan Opera House
Mechanics’ Hall
Massachusetts American Legion
Marie Rappold
Margaret Metzenauer
Giovanni Martinelli
Leon Rothier
B. Olshansky
Boston Opera Company
Funeral services held today for J Edwards Dutton
The 65 Trankling Street Melrose Highlands residence was the setting for a private service for J Edwards Dutton 1859 1930 second vice president of Houghton Datton Company who died of pneumonia after a weeklong illness His wife Emma Florence Sanborn survives with one daughter Mrs Linwood Van Alstine He was a longtime shoe retailer noted as a leading buyer and originator of the bargain table for shoes in the United States
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J. Edwards Dutton
Houghton & Datton Company
Trankling Street
Melrose Highlands
Mr. Dutton
Hillsboro
N. H
Phillpps
Andover Academy
Dutton
Emma Florence Sanborn
Jason B. Sanborn
Stoneham
Linwood& van Alstine
Tie
United States
Officers Elected by Certified Accountants in Massachusetts
At the annual meeting of the Certified Accountants of Massachusetts Inc held last evening at the Exchange Club officers were elected for the ensuing year President George Lyall Vice President Hollis H Sawyer Secretary Frederick B Cherrington Treasurer Gerald Wyman Members of the executive committee are George Lyall Hollis H Sawyer Frederick Rona Cherrington Gerald Wyman Robert Douglass David B Lewis and Stanley G H Fitch.
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Certified Accountants of Massachusetts, Inc
Exchange Club
George Lyall
Hollis H. Sawyer
Frederick B. Cherrington
Gerald Wyman
Frederick Rona Cherrington
Robert Douglass
David B. Lewis
Stanley G. H. Fitch
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