Hearts of the World at Majestic Theatre
Producer D W Griffith spent eighteen months securing scenes on the French front for the epic Hearts of the World. The Majestic Theatre shows daily matinee at 2 and nightly at 8 with Sunday included. Prices range from 25 to 150 cents. Management: Wm Elliott F Ray Comstock Morris Gest.
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The
Red Cross
Majestic Theatre
D. W. Griffith
Wm. Elliott
F. Ray Comstock
Morris Gest
Seven Boston Firms Seized by Authorities
Seizure ordered by A Mitchell Palmer alien property custodian targets five firms at 251 Congress street 549 Atlantic avenue two in 200 Summer street. The firms involve prominent Back Bay Melrose Salem and Waltham citizens.
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A. Mitchell Palmer
New York
Congress Street
Atlantic Avenue
Summer Street
Back Bay
Melrose
Salem
Waltham
Seizure Hits Five Boston Firms in War Enquiry
The New England Cotton Waste Co and four allied firms including Wolf & Son and American Linters operate at 251 Congress and 549 Atlantic avenues. Of the seized group, Adolph Leve of 192 Bay State Road is named president, with other officers named in Boston addresses. Officials deny holdings and charges while the government widens an alien property probe connected to Reis & Company of Heidelberg.
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National Aniline & Chemical Co., Inc
High Street
Boston
Maia
Jordan Marsh Company
Grand Central Palace
New York City
W. Wolf & Sons
Wolf & Soehne
Soehne
Atlantic Avenue
New England Cotton Waste Company
Congress Street
American Linters Company
American Products Company
Overseas Trading Company
Adolph Love
Bay State Road
Back Bay
Anglo-American Cotton Company
Summer Street
Richard Mayer Company
Leve
Post
Mr. Palmer
Mayer
Kendall Green
Waltham
Palmer
Reis & Company
Heidelberg
Germany
Ivy Street
Wolf& Son
Adolf Leve
Lewis P. Sladen
Highland Avenue
Melrose
George E. Lund
Anglo- American Cotton Company
J. E. McIntyre
Linden Street
Allston
Julius Laible
Chestnut Avenue
Jamaica Plain
Sebastian A. Noether
Richard Mayer
Poston and
Charles E. Hicks
School Street
Salem
Jacob Filatau
New York
Bureau of Investigation
Congress
Otto B. Bachmann
Capitol Street
Watertown
McCall
Peters
Johnston
Department of the Northeast
United States
New England
James E. McIntyre
Mr.McIntyre
Plymouth
Young scullers in Toronto bid on summer race
John Durnan 16, of Toronto mails a challenge to 17-year-old John L Hackett Jr. of Beaudette Minn for a summer race on Toronto Bay. Durnan is son of Eddie Durnan, noted U S and Canada champion, while Hackett is son of veteran pro J L Hackett who was defeated by Durnan last season.
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Toronto
John Durnan
John L. Hackett, Jr
Beaudette
Minn
Toronto Bay
Durnan
Eddie Durnan
United States
Canada
Hackett
J. L. Hackett
Baseball Draft Status Says Players Exempt as Performers
Frazee of the Red Sox says players are performers and exempt from work or fight rules, impacting teams if enforced. The Braves share the view, though Walter Hapgood cautions no firm ruling exists.
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Frazee
Red Sox
Braves
Harry H. Frazee
Walter Hapgood
Draft Law Could Impact Baseball in Wartime
Washington May 23 The new work or fight draft regulation may apply to professional baseball players raising a key question for the majors. The War Department reports a flood of inquiries as hearings to decide the ruling are pending appeal to the provost marshal general after the regulation takes effect July 1.
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Washington
War Department
War Dept Delays Ruling on Athletes Classified as Idlers
Initial talks suggested ball players might be deemed non essential workers and forced to seek new jobs or enlist. Provost Marshal General Crowder said no decision would come without an official case, and the War Department affirmed no ruling will be issued until a specific case is appealed, with Secretary Baker later clarifying the process.
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Crowder
War Department
Baker
All Fight Says Ban Johnson
Ban Johnson answers Washington draft order by Provost Marshal General Crowder. He would close every theatre and baseball park to push national effort, saying the government may wipe out baseball but he would rather all go to war and fight to the limit.
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Philadelphia
Penn
Ban Johnson
American League
National Commission
Washington
Crowder
Commerce Is Meet Leader In 10th Annual Track Meet
The second day at Wood Island Park East Boston saw the High School of Commerce leading with 47 qualifiers across three divisions as finals approach at Tech Field Cambridge English High trails as a strong contender and Boston Latin boosts the field with solid trial results. The only completed event so far was the running hop step and jump where Commerce earned seven points, Dorchester three, and Hyde Park one.
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Wood Island Park
Boston
High School of Commerce
Tech Field
Cambridge
English High
Boston Latin
Commerce
Dorchester
Hyde Park
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Hallet & Davis Piano Co
Boylston St
Gerard
Tremont Temple
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Chanics
D. J
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Symphony Hall
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Chicago
Shumen’s
Remon Heatre
Henry W. Savage
the Saucy
Messrs
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Phil E. A
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the Woman
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Copley Square
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Norman Talmadge
GLOBE
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Draw Egan
Aby Marie Osborne
Dolly
Charlie Hohaplin
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TEU
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Clara Imhall Young
Mary Ple
Thelmater
SR Aweemersee Theatres
Wilson
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France
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Wilbur Eves
Messrs, Shubert Morrow
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Heatre
Ranklin Park
Ety
Viola Dana
Waldron
Sus
Fred Trwin
Madge In
Gordon Inter
Kennedy ¥ Loper
Europe
Adolph Leve
America
Atkins
Reliable
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Flack
Mack Motor Truck CO
MASS
Cambridge, Mass
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Shepard Service
Winter Street
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