Reunion of Mission Church Parish Marks Annual Meeting
Large attendance at Mechanics Hall heard parish members review the past year. Newcomers include Daly of Ros Brooklyn and several priests from Philadelphia New York Syracuse Erie and beyond. A ball capped the evening while Marie Novello signed with the Chicago Symphony Orchestra as a soloist, a historic milestone for a woman.
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Ion
Mission Church
Mechanics’ Hall
Aring
Les Daly
Ros Brooklyn
James
Philadelphia
A. de Coste
New York
A. Funk
Syracuse
Timothy Mulhern
Erie
Thomas Kennedy
William B. Kenna
Marie Novello
Chicago Symphony Orchestra
Ships of 2 Percent Steamship Lines Sail From New York Harbor
The 2 Percent Steamship Lines announce departures from New York Harbor to ports worldwide, offering cargo and passenger service. The announcement emphasizes global reach and schedule flexibility for merchants and travelers alike.
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New York Harbor
Ponzi Defense Opens as Trial Enters Fifth Week
Charles Ponzi began his defense before the jury as the trial entered its fifth week. Judge Fosdick adjourned to 10 a.m. after a midday recess due to Ponzi's illness and nervous indigestion. Ponzi argued he faced false representations and denied wrongdoing, claiming no intent to misappropriate funds and stating he held millions in cash and investments.
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Charles Ponzi
Ponzi
Fosdick
Commonwealth
Ponzi defends actions and solvent status before prosecutors
In a detailed statement, Ponzi appeals to the United States district attorney and attorney general, denying fraud and claiming funds were turned to receivers. He cites bail struggles, asserts no intent to deprive creditors, and contends he was solvent in February 1920 and at bankruptcy, challenging accountants’ figures.
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Italy
United States District Attorney’s Office
Attorney-General’s Office
Commonwealth
Jall
Ponzi
Rittenhouse
Lawrence to Hold City Primaries Tomorrow
Lawrence voters will select two nominees for director of public health and charities two for director of public property and parks and four for the school committee. With the mayoralty contest in off year turnout is expected to be light in the preliminary campaign.
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Lawrence
Near East Relief Plans Christmas Appeal for Refugees
Massachusetts Near East Relief will launch a Christmas appeal to aid more than 200000 Smyrna refugees, including 100000 orphans. Charles V. Vickery of New York, fresh from Constantinople, spoke at Park Street Church meeting where two Smyrna girls who escaped the Turkish army attended and a collection for them was taken.
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Near East Relief
Smyrna
Massachusetts Near East Relief
Park Street
Charles V. Vickery
New York
Constantinople
Hays Calls Reform Responsibility to People at Forum
Will Hays president of the Motion Picture Producers and Distributors Association urged Philadelphians to demand better pictures by supporting quality films. He argued censorship is rejected by the country while wrong doing is opposed and cited Massachusetts voters against a censorship bill. He stressed educational and historically accurate films and broader use of cinema to foster international amity.
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Will H. Hays
Motion Picture Producers and Distributors’ Association
Philadelphia Forum Tonight
Mr. Hays
Massachusetts
Hayes
Haye
Hays
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