Jews Urged to Seek Covenant Change at Union Meeting
Delegates of the Union of American Hebrew Congregations adopted a resolution urging the League of Nations to add a religious liberty clause to its covenant. Rabbi Isaac Landman introduced the clause, stressing protection of religious rights in Eastern Europe, while Taft and other leaders warned against discrimination and called for unity within Israel during the Boston convention at Copley Plaza.
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League of Nations
Eastern
Europe
Union of American Hebrew Congregations
Copley Plaza
League
Isaac Landman
The
American Hebrew
Paris
Union
Council of the League
United States
Washington
Louis Grossman
Cincinnati
Israel
Nathan H. Levi
Brooklyn
N. Y
Bessie Abrahams
Lee Levinger
Edwin J. Dreyfus
Etta Rintels
Federation of Temple Sisterhood
Simon Wolf
de Gi
Taft
A. C. Ratshesky
Jeremiah
Mr. Taft
Paul Frothingham
D. D
Frothingham
Greater
Boston
Jacob R. Morse
A. Holtzberg
A. €. Ratshesky
Josiah M. Cohen
Pittsburg
George Zepin
Felix Vorenberg
Lincoln
Ratshesky
Freiburg
One Cause of a Bad Complexion Remedy
A physician explains that cosmetics clog skin pores visible under magnification. He recommends mercorized wax as a substitute for face creams, claiming it absorbs impurities and revitalizes the complexion. One ounce from a drugstore, used as a nightly wax and morning wash.
Directors Re-Elected at Milwaukee Railway Annual Meeting
Directors of the Chicago Milwaukee and St Paul Railway Company, whose terms expired today, were re-elected at the annual meeting of stockholders. The directors re-elected the present officials of the executive departments.
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Milwaukee, Wis
Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul Railway Company
Dropped Brick Case in First Degree Murder Trial
In a New York Superior Criminal Court hearing Dominico Feroranti faces a first degree murder charge over a May 1918 brick drop alleged to strike Marie Tamburi on the head from a roof. The defense argues the fall was accidental. The jury rapidily seated and viewed the crime scene by three cars. John W. Cornolly defended Feroranti while ADA Kinney prosecuted.
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Dominico Feroranti
Superior Criminal Court
Marie Tamburino
Feroranti
John W. Cornolly
Kinney
Centennial exhibits at public library honor Howe and Whitman
The Boston Public Library Fine Arts Department hosts two centennial displays. For Julia Ward Howe, opening May 27, a collection of writings about her, related books, and portraits are on view in the Exhibition Hall. For Walt Whitman, born May 1, Leaves of Grass in several editions and the Good Gray Poet with poetry and manuscripts are shown.
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Julia Ward Howe
Walt Whitman
Fine Arts
Boston Public Library
Woman Shows Bruised Shoulder in Court
Mrs. Lena Sulkins of Poplar street testified to Judge Duff that Mrs. Ida Steinman of Brighton street struck her shoulder with a rolling pin during an argument. Steinman was found guilty of assault and battery. a third woman implicated was discharged.
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Lena Sulkins
Poplar Street
Duff
Ida Steinman
Brighton Street
West End
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William Johnston
Boston Post
Seech-Nut Packing CO
Canajohariec, N. Y
T Dummeyfield
Washington ST
Pres
Summerfield
Peterens
Wilton
Brussels
Ai- Artistic
Cupids Dove Cotes
Supreme
Poland
Romania
American Hebrew Congregations
Vention
Public
Ghandler
Tremont Street
Jersey
Fletcher
Bob
Hawk
Philip B. Hawk
the Crowell Publishing Company
Woman’s Home Companion
Farm and Fireside
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