Fast Shoemaker Sets Pace at Chelsea Plant
In the A. G. Walton Co. Chelsea shoe factory Fred Poulos nails women's shoes around his machine and ships 17 cases daily. Foreman Charles Upton hails him as the fastest all around operator in New England. Toe nails and leather pulling are crucial to quality.
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Fred Poulos
A. G. Walton Co
Chelsea
Charles Upton
Poulos
New England
Laster
A. G. Walton & Co
Bomb plots active again warnings issued in New York
New York district attorney warned prominent citizens against bomb bearing packages during the holiday season. Police report radical plans to repeat last May Day plot with wholesale bomb mailings. Citizens urged to forward suspicious parcels to the fire department or police bomb squad for examination before New Year's Day.
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New York
District Attorney
Philadelphia
Fire Department
Bureau of Combustibles
Police Department
Prominent Lynn Businessman Merten H. McKenney Dies
Merten H. McKenney lifelong Lynn dealer and motion picture theatre owner dies after an operation at J. B. Thomas Hospital Peabody. A veteran civilian worker in World War II his career spanned Boston Winthrop Revere Cambridge and Lynn where he built cinema houses. Funeral set for tomorrow at 2 at his uncle Oscar Cram's Middleton home.
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Merten H. McKenney
Lynn
J. B. Thomas
Peabody
Uncle Sam
Boston
Winthrop
Revere
Cambridge
Oscar Cram
Middleton
Mr. MecKenney
Plans for Atlantic Ave. Train Service and Kubla Kaan Review
Boston elevated trains will resume through service to Atlantic Avenue stations via Washington Street tunnel and North Station starting Dec. 6 with no shuttle transfer. A critic reviews Griffes's The Pleasure Dome of Kubla Kaan, praising imagination and color, noting strong mood and considerable potential in the young American composer.
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Boston
Atlantic Avenue
Dudley Street
South Station
Ro Hioté
Edward Dana
Washington Street
Vyice
North Station
North
Kubla Kaan
Coleridge
Ice
The Making of an Attic Vase Lecture
Professor Joseph Clark Hoppin will lecture on Attic vases before the Boston Society of the Archaeological Institute of America on Monday at 4 PM in the Boston Museum of Fine Arts lecture hall. The talk, open to the public, outlines his extensive archaeological career at Athens, the Heraeum fragments, and his work on Cyrene with Richard Norton.
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Joseph Clark Hoppin
Boston Society of the Archaeological Institute of America
Boston Museum of Fine Arts
Hoppin
Harvard
Athens
Argive
Heraeum
Charles Waldstein
Wellesley
Bryn Mawr
Richard Norton
Cyrene
North Africa
Galway Intrudes Unmasking a Cuff Button Link
In a Boston Sunday Post Magazine detective tale by Irederick Stuart Greene a criminal named Keenan kills a boss and pockets a fortune. A single cuff button link, forgotten during the getaway, becomes the crucial clue that unravels the crime. Experts note the methodical tracking and clever deduction that expose the killer's trail.
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Keenan
Irederick Stuart Greene
Griffes Makes Boston Symphony Debut with Noted American Score
American composer Charles Tomlinson Griffes, age 35, impressed on a Boston Symphony program conducted by Mr. Monteux in Symphony Hall. His Symphony in B flat was praised for its clear instrumentation and flowing themes, marking a milestone in American music on these programs. Mme Homer sang compellingly in familiar works, and the concert closed with Chabrier’s Bouree Fantasque orchestrated by Mottl.
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Mr. Griffes
John Alden Carpenter
Henry Gilbert
Germany
Charles Tomlinson Griffes
Boston Symphony
Monteux
Symphony Hall
Griffes
Son
Boston
Chausson
Cesar Frank
Mr. Monteux
Pages
Franck
Mme. Homer
Beethoven
Handel
Bacharia
Verdi
Chabrier
Mottl
Guards Sent to Prison in Larceny Ring
In Attleboro three ex National Guard members from Company M M 8 S G were sentenced to three months in the New Bedford house of correction for larceny in a building. Police linked them to over a dozen petty thefts during two weeks, including a wallet theft from Abraham Fine at the Dunham and Pine street store during a $5 purchase.
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Attleboro
George W. Williams
Cecil Ward
John Johnson
Boston
House of Correction
New Bedford
Abraham Fine
Dunham and
Pine Streets
Enormous Sugar Shipment Reaches Boston Harbor
A huge cargo of 7,257,920 pounds of sugar arrived in Boston Harbor aboard the American steamer Lake Fondulac from Jucaro Cuba. It lay at the American Sugar Refinery wharf in South Boston where 22,681 bags were unloaded without delay. The sugar will be ready for wholesale distribution early next week.
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Boston
Lake Fondulac
Jucaro
Cuba
American Sugar
Three Wise Fools Draws Royal Attention in London
The comedy Three Wise Fools now at Tremont Theatre in Boston is reported to have delighted the King and Queen of England at the Comedy Theatre in London last week. London impresario Andre Charlot presents the play there by arrangement with John Golden. The London run began last July under Austin Strong and has been a sensational success.
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Tremont Theatre
Great Britain
Boston
England
Comedy Theatre
London
Andre Charlot
London Impressario
John Golden
Charlot
Austin Strong
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Talbot’s
Om Rogers Peet Co
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