Countess Markievicz to Speak in Boston Sunday
Public meetings in the state for a reception to Countess Constance Markievicz and Katherine Barry were canceled except Boston. The envoys from the Sinn Fein party will sail from New York next Monday. Their only U S appearance will be at Fenway Park in Boston on Sunday at 2 p m under the American Association for the Recognition of the Irish Republic.
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Constance Markievics
Katherine Barry
Boston
Ramon de Valera
Ireland
United States
New York
Countess Markievicz
Miss Barry
Fenway Park
American Association For the Recognition of the
Dry raids at HotelNapoli draw Anti-Saloon League head
Testimony at a yesterday hearing before United States Commissioner Haye placed Arthur J. Davis head of the Anti-Saloon League in Massachusetts at the hotel raid on Hotel Napoli following a tip from Supervisor Roberts. Roberts said he told Davis he would enjoy a luncheon if found in the dining room at a certain time. Action began and continued to adjournment and afterward.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur J. Davis
Anti-Saloon League
Massachusetts
Hotel
Napoli
Roberts
United States
Haye
Daniel A. Shea
Davis
Question on Anti-Saloon League raids by Mr Davis
Attorney Shea questions whether Mr Davis or any Anti-Saloon League representative attended prior raids. The dialogue indicates the defense stance involves the Anti-Saloon League.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Flas
Raid witnesses clash over legal process in liquor case
The article details heated courtroom exchanges led by Assistant U S Attorney Elihu D Stone and Commissioner Hagen over the legality of search warrants and who may witness raids. Roberts admits inviting others to raids while denying taking Davis to Napoli hotel. Two defendants Spinelli and Labadini remain charged with liquor possession as the proceedings pause after a long questioning sequence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stone
Shea
Hayes
Roberts
Davis
Melroy Is Champion Radio Man
Theodore R. McElroy of Somerville Massachusetts won the world championship radio code contest after a spirited event with disputes and a temporary earlier lead by J C Smythe of the host city. He defeated Smythe and E G Suetter of New York to claim the title concluding early this morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewis S. Whitcomb
New York
Theodore R. McElroy
Somerville
Mass
J. C. Smythe
McElroy
Smythe
E. G. Suetter
Speed tests and aerial display headline a radio show
Six tests measured at 48 words per minute with tougher text and poorer reception conditions. McElroy initially lost then won after a judging error. The Armory roof showcased 20 aerials by Sergeant Higgins with no interference, while Navy radio service models highlighted radio navigation savings for shippers.
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McElroy
Boston
New York
McHlroy
Thomas F. Higgins
101St Signal Battalion
Higgins
United States Navy Radio Service
Anne Bronough at Somerville Theatre
Anne Bronough appears in a supplementary season at the Somerville Theatre after a successful tour with Fiske O Hara. Critics praise her vivacity in The Ghosts Between and her portrayal of a loyal wife. Next week she performs Tea for Three, a sparkling comedy.
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Anne Bronough
Somerville Theatre
Miss Bronough
Fiske O’hara
Somerville
Harvard senior injured at class picnic as truck jump goes awry
Harvard senior Thomas Frye sustained fractures in the right ankle and left toes while hopping between trucks during the Harvard senior class picnic at Wenham. He, a brother of former Crimson athlete Minnie Frye, is hospitalized for several weeks but no severe injuries are reported. Herbert Poole of Brookline reportedly attempted swimming stunts at Wenham, claiming inborn American rights. he says he meant only a harmless swim. The party returned to attend the Harvard Williams baseball game.
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Beverly
Thomas Frye
Harvard
Wenham
Frye
Minnie” Frye
Crimson
Herbert Poole
Brookline
Poole
Post
State VFW Poppy Drive Exceeds 150000 In Statewide Sales
More than 150000 poppies have been distributed from state headquarters for the Veterans of Foreign Wars street sales closing national poppy week. Commander John L. MacDonald says demand will outpace supply. About 2 volunteer workers meet at the State House at 8 pm to finalize plans for street and hotel sales in Greater Boston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Veterans of Foreign Wars
John L. MacDonald
State House
Greater
Boston
Field Day Cancelled by Somerville School District
Field day planned for June 4 is canceled due to objections from some Parent-Teacher Association members and teachers in Somerville. The school committee announced the decision citing concerns raised by both groups.
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Parent-Teachers’ Association
Somerville
Colleges in the Orient pledge funds at May breakfast
Six hundred church women from Union Colleges for Oriental Women gathered at Ford Hall for a May breakfast to boost Massachusetts’ $100,000 quota for buildings and equipment in China India and Japan. $5,000 was pledged as Mary E B Woolley of Holyoke noted China insights and Edith M Coon and William Hung spoke.
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Union Colleges For Oriental Women
Ford Hall
Massachusetts
China
India
Japan
Henry Peabody
Beverly
Massachu
Mary EB. Woolley
Morant Holyoke
Edith M. Coon
Women’s Christian College
Madras
William Hung
Everett O. Fiske
Massachusetts State Committee
Cunarder Samaria Due This Evening
The Cunard Line steamship Samaria from Liverpool and Queenstown will arrive this evening to dock. At noon yesterday daylight time she was 440 miles east of Boston after covering 400 miles in 9 1/2 hours, with Captain Irvine hoping to reach Boston Light at 3 30 this afternoon and berth at West Boston at 6.
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Cunard Line
Samaria
Liverpool
Queenstown
Boston
Irvine
Wast Boston
Birkhead Sues Governor Russell for 100000
Fran ces Birkhead files a 100000 damage suit against Mississippi Governor Lee M. Russell for breach of promise and seduction in Hind's County Circuit Court after a federal dismissal, alleging the governor as her former employer and stenographer.
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Jackson, Miss
Frances Birkhead
Lee M. Rusell
Hind’s County
Federal District Court
Jackson
Birkhead
Russell
Morosco Divorce Upheld by Court
Detroit May 24 The decree of divorce granted to Marie Anna T Mitchell, formerly Mrs Mitchell, was upheld by Circuit Judge Dingemann here today. The former husband had sought relief in Los Angeles where the decree originated.
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Detroit
Anna T. Mitchell
Los Angeles
Dingemann
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Lipton's Tea
Mr. Vartan Dedeian
Nantucket
Siatnios
Dakar
Spinelli
Eversharp
Wahl Company
Chicago
Broadway
Thorp & Martin Company
Franklin Street
Travel Books
Melroy
Ann Bronough
Fiske O'Hara
The
Cunarder Samaria
Mississippi
Morosco
P. Hood & Sons
Deiry
Paine’s
Emery
Paine Furniture Company
Arlington
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