America the Hope of Jews is Zionist Message from Carlsbad
Rabbi H. Raphael Gold of Adath Jeshurun Roxbury returned from Europe with a Zionist congress report praising America as the spiritual and financial hope of Jews worldwide. He noted 540 delegates from Persia to Brazil, urging American leadership in Jewish restoration in Palestine and in fostering Jewish life in the United States.
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H. Raphael Gold
Adath Jeshurun Synagogue
Roxbury
Europe
Zionist Congress
Carlsbad
America
Gold
Persia
Siberia
Brazil
Israel
Rabbi Gold
New England
Germany
Palestine
Blue Hill Avenue
Europa
Bridgewater Police Chief Critical After Randolph Crash
Police Chief Michael E. Stewart remains in critical condition at Brockton Hospital after a Wednesday night automobile crash in Randolph. Doctors report he is “just holding.”
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Randolph
Michael E. Stewart
Bridgewater
Brockton Hospital
G. A. Buckley
Read ’em and then wept liquor arrest at Tremont street
Patrolman Coffey confronted a group on 755 Tremont street where Joseph L. Rogers arrived and offered liquor in exchange for a ride. Rogers and Fred Higgins were arrested for violating liquor laws after officers found two pints and a pint of moonshine.
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Coffey
East Dedham Street
Tremont Street
Joseph L. Rogers
North Truro
Rogers
Healey
Fred Higgins
Rough Water Delays Voyageers at Manomet Coast Guard Station
Rough sea and a strong southwest wind kept J. T. Bay J. H. Morrison and J. H. Engle voyagers from Halifax to Vancouver from Plymouth Harbor. They did not dock in Plymouth but landed off Manomet. Once weather improves they plan to pass the Cape Cod Canal and sail southward.
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Plymouth
J. T. Bay
J. H. Morrison
J. H. Engle
Halifax
N. C
Vancouver
B. C
Augustus Rogers
Manomet Point
Autopsy Ordered After Woman's Death in Maine
In Skowhegan Maine Medical Examiner W S Stinchfield conducted an autopsy on Mrs Glenna E Ames who died earlier today. County authorities cited suspicious features but released no further statement and withheld the autopsy result.
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Skowhegan
W. S. Stinchfield
Glenna E. Ames
Light glare blamed for few accidents at New England safety meeting
At the 10th annual safety council in the State House, Registrar Frank A. Goodwin cited that excessive speed drunkenness and intersecting streets cause more crashes than glare from headlights. Officials promovited standardization of motor laws and discussed traffic handling and pedestrian protection.
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Registrar of Motor Vehicles
Frank A. Goodwin
State House
Safety Council
New England
Tremont Street
Bernard J. Hoppe
Boston Traffic Division
Boston
Public Works
John N. Cole
United States
Goodwin
Hoppe
Commonwealth Avenue
William J.dusko
Technology
Gistrar Goodwin
Cornerstone laid for new Boston Latin School building
The cornerstone of the new Boston Latin School on Avenue Louis Pasteur was laid by Dr. Fred L. Bogan as officials and contractors looked on. The three story brick building will cost about 1 million dollars, hold 1200 pupils, include a 900 seat assembly hall, 82 classrooms, a 10 000 volume library, and a gymnasium in the basement.
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Harvard
George W. Pierce
Rumford
Edwin H. Hall
Theodore Lyman Fa
Hollis
Wallace G. Sabine
Francis W. Peabody
China
Manley
NEW Boston Latin School
Fenway
Fred L. Bogan
Joseph P. Lomasney
School House Commission
M. J. Scully
Frederick L. Bogan
Avenue
Louis Pasteur
Frank V. Thompson
Henry Pennypacker
Patrick F. Campbell
Lomasney
Granstein Held in $2000 Statutory Charge
Brockton September 30 Dr Charles I Granstein of 14 Revere Street was held in $2000 for the grand jury on statutory complaints by Mrs Elin Hillstrom of 664 North Main Street Judge C C King found probable cause No defence was presented but attorney S B McLeod argued at length for the defendant The grand jury hearing will open on Monday
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Brockton
Charles I. Granstein
Revere Street
Elin Hillstrom
North Main Street
C. C. King
B. McLeod
Whipped by Two Women Arraigned in Tulsa
In Tulsa on Sept 80 United News reports Mrs George Thomas and Mrs Orville Thomi pleaded not guilty to horsewhipping Mrs Oailly Dailey a manicurist and divorcee. They were released on 250 bail. The assault occurred after alleged ties between Dailey and Thomas husband. Dailey was tied to a tree at a secluded country spot after clothes were torn and she was whipped.
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Tulsa
Okla
United News
George Thomas
Orville Thomias
Oailly Dailey
Dalley
Powell Heads Corporation
Washington Sept 30 Complete separation of the United States Shipping Board from the Emergency Fleet Corporation announced by Chairman Lasker. Joseph W Powell elected president and general manager of the corporation with a group of six former board officers as vice presidents and trustees. T. S. Clear named treasurer.
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Washington
United States Shipping Board
Emergency Fleet Corporation
Lasker
Milk Spills From Wagon In Early Morning Transport
A wagon carrying milk spilled its load at about 3 o clock yesterday morning. Milk flowed across the road creating a slick surface and delaying traffic in the area.
Milk wagon collision halts delivery after slippery rails
On Ferry and Clayton streets in Malden an Eastern Massachusetts Street Railway trolley struck a delivery wagon for H. P. Hood & Son. Milkman Leon C. Stanton leaped to safety but his horse fell and six milk cases spilled. The wreck required a new cart to finish deliveries.
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Ferry
Clayton Streets
Malden
Eastern
Massachusetts Street Railway
H. P. Hood & Son
Leon C. Stanton
Burgess Nominated for Postmaster in Pawtucket
President Harding sent to the Senate nominations for postmasters including George W. Burgess of Pawtucket Rhode Island. The action forms part of a broader slate of appointments.
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Washington
Senate
Harding
George W. Burgess
Pawtucket
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Manomet
Silk
Boylston Street
Hart Schaffner & Marx Clothes
Paul O. Sargent
State Highway Department of
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Pine Tree
Massachusetts
Cole
R. B. Stoeckel
New Latin School
Patrick A. Campbell
Boston Latin School
Jebhorng
Washington ST
Powell Heads Corporation
Shipping Board
Emergency
Burgess
Chesterfield
Liggett & Myers Tobacco Co
Garette
Gallitiere
Washington and
Hanover Streets
Ward
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