Lawson's Cure for Crisis
Thomas W. Lawson issues a statement to the Press of America and the President urging a five man board of unquestioned character to hold public court and determine the actual bank and trust company conditions and whether key industries should stay with current controllers or pass to new representative boards.
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Thomas W. Lawson
Mr. Lawson
Congress
Europe
Hughes
New York
Johnson
Minnesota
Financial expert urges decisive action to separate bad from good securities
In a public address the speaker urges the President to expose the crisis caused by bogus bank and trust company securities. He calls for 48 hour action to remove implausible “securities” and demand honest replacements. He advocates a five to six member board including Governors Hughes and Johnson to hold public inquiry into banks, trusts, and major industries.
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Provincetown
Nashville
New York
Philadelphia
Boston
Salvation Army Thanksgiving feast serves 5000 in Boston halls
At four Boston halls the Salvation Army fed about 1200 at Washington Street, 1200 at Green Street, 1000 at Hampden, and 600 in East Boston. Yellow tickets admitted families after weeks of fundraising as dozens of often hungry children queued, waited, and enjoyed turkey, stuffing, potatoes, and candy amid stories of sacrifice and hope.
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Salvation Army
Army
Washington Street
Green Street
Hampden Street
Boston
Washington and Green Street
Turkey
Washington Street Halls
Dorchester Centrals Win O Connell Cup Championship
The Dorchester Centrals received the O Connell Cup in a baseball series final at Central Hall Dorchester. Congressman Joseph F. O Connell was ill and represented by his brother Daniel T. O Connell. Captain George Fitzgerald and players Leo Fish William Hendrickson Stuart Armstrong John Connolly Harold Page Paul Edwards Frank Flynn Reggie Mullin John Sullivan James T Lyons Frank Murphy were awarded individual caps.
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Joseph F. O'Connell
Frederic P. O'Connell
Dorchester Centrals
Central Hall
Centre Street
Dorchester
O'Connell
Daniel T. O’connell
Michael J. Regan
Dorchester Central
George Fitzgerald
Leo Fish
William Hendrickson
Stuart Armstrong
John Connolly
Harold Page
Paul Edwards
Frank Flynn
Reggie Mullin
John Sullivan
James T. Lyons
Frank Murphy
Edna May Star Edna Luby Headlines Boston Vaudeville
Edna Luby making her Boston debut this week at Keith's joins the vaudeville circuit with a long Frohman background. She built fame in Hearts Are Trumps and The Two Schools and originated a part in Fascinating Flora at Casino New York. After Boston, she heads to London for a three month engagement at the Palace Theatre.
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Edna Luby
Boston
Frohman
New York
Keith
Palace Theatre
London
George Edwardes
Miss Luby
Edna May
Moran's Mayoralty Letter Expected Today
Moran signals a possible endorsement for Coulthurst amid league tensions with the Moran Hearst dynamic. He weighs his influence on the league or the Fitzgerald camp as a pivotal factor in the Boston mayoral race.
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Moran
Hibbard
Mr. Hearst
Hisgen
Eben
Draper
League
Boston
Macfarland and Power
Coulthurst
Mr. Moran
City Hall
Moran-Hearst
Fitzgerald
Kennedy threatens to quit finance commission leader cites political pressure
Finance Commissioner Kennedy warns of resignation amid accusations the panel rushes work to influence the mayoral race. He says the commission should suspend public hearings until the Fitzgerald contest is settled, accusing some members of pursuing political goals. He hints the motive is to defeat Mayor Fitzgerald.
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Kennedy
Commission
Mr. Kennedy
Man Ends Life On Dover Undertaker Steps
Edwin G. Hussey aged 60 in ill health and despondent over his wife’s death a year ago shot himself on the steps of a Dover undertaking establishment. He died on the sidewalk, the undertakers who buried his wife aiding the scene.
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Dover
N. H
Edwin G. Hussey
Hussey
Briggs and Shea Fight Draw in Haverhill Bout
Jimmy Briggs of Boston boxed 12 rounds with Kid Shea in Haverhill. The decision was a draw, but Briggs appeared to have the better argument in the bout held this afternoon.
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Jimmy Briggs
Kid Shea
Conductor Series Ends With Large SS Peter and Paul Concert
A huge audience packed Congress Hall in South Boston for the final minstrel show by SS Peter and Paul Church. Standout solo by Lillian Hennessey featured along with acts by Costello Conley Loughlin Hitchcock Barry Brown Cushing Kenny Lennon Daly and the Pontuso brothers Leary Delaney Bruno Sullivan.
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Congress Hall
South Boston
SS. Peter and Paul's Church
Little Lillian Hennessey
Costello
Conley
Loughlin
Hitchcock
Barry
Brown
Cushing
Kenney
Lennon
Daly
Mesers
Leary
Delaney
Bruno
Sullivan
Pontuso Brothers
Maclean Wins Five Mile Race At Park Square Track
Louis Darragon faced defeat in three straight heats to Hugh MacLean, the champion, at Park Square track. Joe Fogler led the professional sprint events, winning the two mile handicap and the final sprint. The five mile open produced a hot pace with 41 lap prizes, Fogler taking final prizes ahead of Krebs and Root. an amateur race saw Harry Sherman suffer a collarbone break. A 25 mile open and paced race between Moran and Downing slated for Saturday.
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France
Park Square
Louis Darragon
Hugh MacLean
MacLean
Darragon
Walter Bardgett
Buffalo
N. Y
Will Mitten
Fogler
Floyd Krebs
Eddie Root
New York
Moran
Pat Logan
Davenport
James Moran
Hardy Downings
N. M. Anderson
Carl Limberg
Charles Sherwood
Will Mite
Harry Sherman
Fairsbank Street
Brighton
C. Connolly
Everett
Tom Connolly
Grant
Lynn
Fred Hill
Watertown
Hardy Downing
Park
Park Square Coliseum
California
Chelsea
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Roosevelt
Cure For Crisis
Florence Jumbo Lease Co
Florence
Goldfield
Monette
Inter-Trust Security CO
Water St
Mass
Owen Goldsmith & CO
Kilby St
Nage Enieme
Nevada-Douglas
Macke
Nevada-Douglas Copper Co
James Shay & GO
GO State St
A.D. F.adams
Steve St. Boi
Col. Evans
Susie Smithers
Ife
Geo. B. Alexander
Howard St
Missouri
Centrals
Keith’s
Undertaker
SS. Peter and Paul
FLO Irwin and CO
Geo. Ade
Mrs. Peckham
Clarence Wilbur
the New Scholar
Stuart Barnes
Picchiani
Lina Marrder
the Golden Amazon
Majestic Musical
Rooney
Batty's
Marie Lloyd
Tremont Theatre
Watchello
Louis Mann
Mad
Vasco Eva Mudge
Johnny Johns
Wil Hall Alexande
Okabe
Bertie
Trixie Friganza
Radio Furnam
Liane d’Eve
Jack Norworth
Maud Hall Macy
Cinquevalll
Winston's Seals
New Pictures
Colonial Theatre
Charles Dillingham
Montgomery
Charles Fronhman
Henry Arthur Jones
Orpheum Today
Mrs
Sidney Lrew
Billy
Gillett’s
Gennro and
Beazley
le Brun Grand Opera
Billy Clifford
Hayes and Johnson
Tom Moore
Shields and Paul
Mats
Tel
Tremont
Winter St
DeKoven and Smith
Rob Roy
Aida
Hollis ST
Charles Frohman
Hattie Williams
Little Cherub
Daniel Boone
Paris
Washington
Milas Bros.’ Moving Pictures
Modern Hercules
North Wales
Ladies’ Orchestra
Family Circle
Dreamlands Amateurs
Theatre Comique Scollay Square
Austin & Stone
Vanity Fair
David Belasco
R. W. Tully
Miss Frances Starr
SAN Carlo Grand Opera Company
Henry Eetig
ALL Star
GLOBE
Mr. Bell
Nat
Jas. A. Herne
Shore Agres
Lindsay
Trilby
Lillian Mortimer Bunco
Arizona
Elmendorf
Mexico
Egypt OF America
Jordan Hall
DE Pachmann
Symphony Hall
JOY Line
Washington St
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