Mass Meeting On Hyde Park Fares
Hyde Park campaigners plan an open-air mass meeting at Cleary Ware tonight to urge a single car fare to Boston. Dr David E Harm will preside and a Boston woman, planning to build $200000 worth of houses in Hyde Park, will speak. The committee withholds her name. Free rides by auto and jitneys continue. trolley use was reported as zero yesterday.
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British Delegates to Irish Peace Conference
London reports that Premier Austen Chamberlain Lord Birkenhead Sir Hamar Greenwood and Worthington-Evans will lead the British delegation. Sinn Fein negotiators are due Saturday evening with a large demonstration planned at Euston and cheering along the route to Chelsea. Security warnings and self regulated precautions accompany preparations as officials expect a lengthy, uncertain process.
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Monahan Elected Sophomore Class President at Boston College
John F. Monahan of Roxbury was chosen president of the Boston College sophomores class of 1924 at yesterday’s election. George F. Dowd of Somerville became vice president and Thomas J. Murphy of Cambridge was secretary treasurer. Phillip H. Cleary of Roxbury was named Student Athletic Council member.
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Six New York Day Agents Discharged
Six prohibition agents were discharged by E. C. Yellowley in New York State for filing false reports tied to liquor permit applications. Yellowley stated there was no evidence of graft acceptance and no prosecutions were planned. The action involved wholesale druggists seeking liquor permits. The date given is October 7.
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Symphony Opens 41st Music Year in Stellar debut
The Boston Symphony Orchestra under Pierre Monteux opened its 41st season in Symphony Hall with a performance praised as the most brilliant in two decades. Critics lauded technical precision, glow, transparency, and varied tone color, noting the conductor's authority and virtuosity.
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Monteux Guides Mendelssohn Rimsky Debussy and Strauss Tone Poem Night
A critic commends Pierre Monteux for nuanced readings of Mendelssohn Italian Symphony Rimsky Korsakov Sadko Debussy Nocturnes and La Mer and Strauss Don Juan. He praises precision pace coloristic imagination and psychological insight, noting Debussy’s transparency and the enduring artistry across the program.
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