Committee head explains why first race was not stalled
Gloucester Oct 29 Captain George H Peeples chairman of the International Sailing Committee defended the decision on the disputed first race in the International series Henry Ford won The committee had described the race as not a race and Peeples outlined the rationale for maintaining the status despite criticism from American entrant Ford and others
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Gloucester
George H. Peeples
International Sailing Committee
Henry Ford
International Committee
Measurement Committee
Measurement
Two Sides to Question on Henry Ford Race Start
A Canadian American sailing committee describes its split stance on the October 21 start of the Henry Ford and Bluenose race. Both vessels ignored recalled signals, leading the committee to deem no race occurred.
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Master Mariners’ Association
Sailing Committee
Morrissey
Ford
Walters
Bluenose
U.S.S. Paulding
Henry Ford
Cox Demands Apology From Fitzgerald in Campaign Attack
Governor Channing H. Cox accused John F. Fitzgerald of falsifying public records in campaign speeches. He cited past Boston politics and a Congress investigation, asserting Fitzgerald’s misconduct in the Tague race and a false portrayal of his own vote on Cambridge Subway bonds. Cox urged Fitzgerald to apologize and warned of further disclosures if needed.
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Channing H. Cox
John F. Fitzgerald
Fitzgerald
Boston
Congress
Congressional
Europe
Massachusetts
Boston Finance Commission
Peter F. Tague
Congressional Committee
House
Tague
Register of Deeds
John F. Ftzgerald
United States Senate
Brockton
Cambridge
Coffin
Coffin & Burr
Myr Channing H. Cox
Cox
Commonwealth
Mutes Lead Deaf Choir at Trinity St Andrew's Mission
The Trinity Church parish in Boston hosts two Sunday services by a deaf choir and a deaf minister Rev. G. H. Hefflon. Congregation reads via sign language and oral movement. hymns are recited with sign use and rhythmic arm motions.
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St. Andrew's Silent Mission
Trinity Church
Boston
Clarendon Street
G. H. Hefflon
Trinity Church Parish
Marion Lane
William P. Brown
G. Allard
Marion Awde
Greater Boston Girl Scouts Attend Service
The Girl Scouts of Greater Boston 450 strong marched to Trinity church at 4 pm for a service honoring them. Rev. Dr. Alexander Mann gave an address as the Trinity choir premiered the new Girl Scout hymn written by Margaret Pryor of England. Dr. Mann spoke directly to the girls, urging personal connection with his message.
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Girl Scouts
Greater Boston
Trinity Church
Alexander Mann
America
Girl Scouts of America
Trinity Choir
Margaret Pryor
England
Dr. Mann
Boy Soloists Shine at Second People's Symphony Concert
The second People's Symphony Orchestra program at St James Theatre yesterday featured Emil Mollenhauer conducting with Paul Akin assisting. Berznicek overture Donna Diana Sibelius Finlandia Chopin Concerto in F minor Movar symphony in G minor Lalo Rhapsodie. The educational aim was evident as the Moard Symphony impressed and the 0-year-old pianist Akin delivered a commendable performance of a demanding piece.
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People’s Symphony Orchestra
St. James Theatre
Emil Mollenhauer
Paul Akin
Berznicek
Donna Diana
Sibelus
Akin
Miss Margaret Curran Weds Thomas Keane in Wakefield
Miss Margaret Curran daughter of Mr and Mrs Michael Curran of 243 Vernon Street Wakefield yesterday married Thomas James Keane. Many friends attended and the couple received numerous gifts.
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Margaret Curran
Thomas Keane
Margaret May Curran
Michael Curran
Vernon Street
Wakefield
Thomas James Keane
Boy Dies in Gasolene Tank Near Somerville
Adriano Guggino an 11 year old of 13 Harrison Street Somerville was found dead in an empty gasolene tank on railroad tracks behind his home. Medical Examiner Durrell ruled death by suffocation from gasoline fumes after the body remained in the tank overnight. Three neighborhood boys aged 14 13 and 13 reported seeing him enter the tank Saturday afternoon and later heard him cry out before leaving.
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Adriano Guggino
Harrison Street
Somerville
Durrell
Richard Tosi
William Sullivan
Edward Falls
Tvaleo Street
Lexington and Concord Vote Lists Updated After Registration
Yesterday's compiled figures show Lexington with 2636 registered voters. Concord reports the total voting strength, pending final tallies from the Saturday registration session ahead of next month’s state election.
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Lexington and Concord
Lexington
Concord
Isadora Duncan Heads Home to Moscow From Chicago
Isadora Duncan and her Russian husband departed New York by train after a Chicago stopover. The dancer promised to return to Moscow, claiming the U S government stifles her tours and citing vodka music poetry and dancing as freedoms. The New York manager and the couple offered no farewell statements.
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Chicago
United News
America
Isadora Duncan
Moscow
New York
Isadora
Boston
Duncan
United States
13 Die In Paris-Brest Express Wreck Near Chateludern
In a severe snow storm near Chatelaudern France the Paris Brest express collided with a freight train causing thirteen deaths and many injuries some probably fatal. The wreck happened before daylight.
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Chatelaudern
France
United News
Here
Evils to Be Probed by UMWA on Coal Industry
In a letter to the U.S. Coal Commission the United Mine Workers of America asks the commission to examine middlemen profits and paper coal sales from mine to consumer. They urge inquiry into railroad coal contracts, absentee ownership, water in capitalization, wage costs, and the true mine cost versus consumer price. They warn waste and car shortages raise costs, and suggest storage reserves and long haul freight rate reviews.
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Robert L. Norton
Washington
United States Coal Commission
United Mine Workers of America
Federal Trade Commission
Ints
Mine Workers Union
Commission
United Mine Workers
Interstate Commerce Commission
Former Boston Man Dies in Chicago
Franklin Fessen den Ainsworth, 56, head of the publishing company bearing his name, died in Chicago on October 20. Born in Boston Massachusetts, he was a Polytechnic Institute of Brooklyn graduate.
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Chicago
Franklin Fessenden Ainsworth
Boston
Mass
Polytechnic Institut of Brooklyn
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