Radicals Hold Up Ellis Island Deportation Hearings
Fifty nine radicals refused to attend deportation hearings at Ellis Island forcing suspension as the House immigration committee pressed for attendance. Commissioner Byron H. Uhl backed by Supreme Court interpretation kept the iron barrier, while a detainee was held in detention cage.
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New York
Ellis Island
House Immigration Committee
Byron H. Uhl
United States Supreme Court
Nicolas Kuropata
Newark
Kurepata
Immigration Service
Augustus P. Shell
Uhl
Baker
California
Isaak Schorr
Russia
New York University Law School
Schorr
Girl's Dream Realized in North Church Wedding
Miss Mildred Marie Schuh of Buffalo marries Irwin H. Raunick in the Old North Church Boston a girlhood dream fulfilled. The ceremony by Rev. William Dewart featured church chimes with guests visiting the church book. After a Hotel Hemenway reception the couple resumes life in Buffalo.
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Old North Church
Mildred Marie Schuh
Buffalo
Irwin H. Raunick
Albert Schuh
Boston
William Dewart
Hemenway
Captain Tim Will Try Freezing Fish Plans
Captain Tim Callahan of Yale football announced after a game and dinner that he will enter the fish freezing business. He will join the Maine Fisheries Corporation of Boothbay Harbor, Maine. John Lane, a Dorchester gymnasium supervisor and noted American physical culture director, attended as a guest and is connected with the Maine Fisheries Corporation.
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Tim” Callahan
Yale
Redoubtables
Maine Fisheries Corporation
Boothbay Harbor
Callahan
John Lane
Columbiag Road
Dorchester
Lane
Saloon Owner Charged With Obstructing Tax Probe
Frank Cifriano, operator of a saloon at 1168 Columbus Avenue, allegedly obstructed a deputy internal revenue collector during a liquor examination. The incident allegedly spilled liquor as the officer prepared to uncork a bottle. Cifriano pleaded not guilty and was held for a December 6 hearing on $500 bond.
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Frank Cifriano
Columbus Avenue
Internal Revenue
Cifriano
Uncle Sam
Federal Building
United States
Man Saves Woman, Receives $169,000 Legacy
Elmer Flickinger of Columbiana Ohio receives a $169,000 bequest from a Montgomery Alabama woman via her will, after saving her life in a runaway incident while serving as a private with the 37th Ohio National Guard at Camp Sheridan two years ago. The reward comes as the mining lands near Montgomery are leased in her will to him.
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Youngstown
Elmer Flickinger
Columbiana
Montgomery
Ala
Flickinger
37Th
Ohio National Guard
Camp Sheridan
Cohassett Iron & Mining Company
Yale Chooses Captain Amid Election Uncertainty
New Haven November 2 Yale's annual football captaincy vote will be delayed for several days as officials wrestle with unsettled decisions and discuss options. Captaincy names Kempt on and Acosta appear in discussions among Yale supporters and players.
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Harvard
Herbert Kempton
John Acosta
Leon Walker
Bob Lay
Kempton
Acosta
Yale
Massachusetts
Tom Sawyer
Worcester
Malden
New Haven
Baker Goes to Open the Panama Canal
Secretary Baker with General March and Senator Chamberlain of Oregon depart New York aboard the Great Northern for Colon to formally open the Panama Canal to world commerce. The party will inspect recent construction work after the ceremonies.
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Washington
Baker
General March
Senator Chamberlain
Oregon
New York
Great Northern
Colon
Panama Canal
King Louis Pontiac Alcarta Bull Killed by Nail Ingestion
Middleton N Y Nov 24 King Louis Pontiac Alcarta a 50000 prize bull owned by John H Altman was fatally injured after swallowing a nail. Veterinarians reported the incident today noting the animal died Saturday.
Veteran of Navy Dead in Malden at 79
Thomas Craven of 194 West Street Malden died at his home after a brief illness. He was 79 and had lived in Malden 35 years. Born in Ireland he came to America 65 years ago and enlisted in the U S Navy in 1861 serving 65 years. A Civil War Boxer Rebellion and Spanish War veteran he earned medals of honor and travelled widely. A high Mass will be held at Immaculate Conception Church Malden tomorrow morning with a Spanish War Veterans detachment firing a salute over his grave in Forest Dale Cemetery.
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Thomas Craven
West Street
Malden
Mr. Craven
Ireland
America
United State Navy
Church of the Immaculate Conception
Forest Daie
Lost Girl Sophie Lienski Kidnapping Reported In Wilkes Barre
Parents of 14 year old Sophie Lienski reported her disappearance from Glen Lion and received a note on the Lienski porch promising she would be found dead. State troopers county detectives and local police joined the search today as officers traced the threatening message signed Mike G.
Fire Commissioner Hannan Opens Hearing On Firemen Grievances
Fire Commissioner John H. Hannan presided at a formal hearing addressing grievances of local firemen. The session focused on pay, working conditions, and service standards as details from the testimony emerged.
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John H. Hannan
Malden Fireman Granted Hearst to Edward J Butner
A Malden official last night granted a hearst to Edward J Butner of the fire department who was charged with an ordination offense on November 10. The commissioner reserved his decision and said it would be announced within three days.
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Malden
Edward J. Butner
Fire Department
Filene’s promise: a trinity of reasons for visiting
A playful line extols Filene’s as the place with a trio of compelling draws. The phrase suggests shoppers seek value, variety, and a welcoming atmosphere, inviting readers to explore the store’s offerings.
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Filene
Burleson Moves to Cut Local Postage to a Penny
Washington November 24 Postmaster General Burleson has approved pending bills to reduce local first class postage to one cent per ounce for letters mailed within the local office. He told Congressmen the two cent rate exceeds handling costs and should not be profit driven. He notes last July’s revert to two cents increased mail volume and estimates the penny local rate would cut revenue by at most about 14 million dollars annually.
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Washington
Burleson
Chamber Gets New Members In Big Boston Drive
The Boston Chamber of Commerce reports 706 applications during a three day drive raising total 1155 new members in 1919 to date. 4776 members now, with 5000 hoped by Jan 1. Prizes went to top recruiters Jarvis Lamson 6, Owen Carey 42, Frederic Snyder 81, Homer Burnet 36, and C Campbell 28. Campbell also pledges another $100 Victory bond for future top recruiter.
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Boston Chamber of Commerce
John R. Macomber
Jarvis Lamson
George B. Kemp
Denver
Colo
Owen Carey
B. C. Campbell
Frederic
Uoolds or Influenza Preventative Tablet Mention
A fragmented note advises using LAXATIVE ROMO QUININE tablets as a preventative for flu or colds. It instructs checking for F. W. GROV E H S signature on the box. The text is garbled but centers on a branded remedy and authenticity mark.
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F. W. Groveh
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Philip Morris Bond
Edward VE
Tim
Sunnycorpv
RTT
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NAVY
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Paulette
Chamber
Filene’s
Tulle
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