3000 Jewish Children Take Part in Pageant in Boston
A pageant depicting the life of Joseya in six scenes was presented in Boston by more than 3000 Jewish children from across the city. The outing was organized by the Federated Jewish Charities of Boston Recreational Bureau. Children wore art costumes, dances and pantomime accompanied by Jewish music, with athletic events, a ball game, and mass singing closing the day.
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Joseya
Boston
Federated Jewish Charities of Boston
Weston Art Museum
Funeral Services for Elbridge L. Sweetser
Provincetown. Elbridge L. Sweetser aged 71 died after a short illness at his home 100 Commercial street. He was a Civil War veteran of Company E 5th Massachusetts Infantry and a member of the James A. Perkins Post G A R. He is survived by Brigadier General E Leroy Sweetser of Everett and Alden Sweetser of Newtonville. The funeral will be held tomorrow morning.
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Provincetown
Elbridge L. Sweetser
E. Leroy Sweetser
Everett
Sweetser
Commercial Street
Wakefield
South Everett
5Th
Massachusetts Infantry
James A. Perkins
General Sweetser
Alden Sweatser
Newtonville
Outing for Mount Pleasant Inmates Marks Suffrage Victory
Inmates aged 75 to 102 at the Mount Pleasant Home for Aged Couples in Roxbury celebrated the suffrage amendment with an outing to Nantasket Beach. Dr. Cos Morson arranged special autos to transport the group, many of whom are registered voters, who enjoyed the beach day but were not allowed to swim.
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Mount Pleasant
Elm Hill Avenue
Roxbury
Nantasket Beach
Cos Morson
Harvard Medical College
Morson
Nantasket
Mt. Pleasant
Marietta Fernald
Elizabeth D. Thurston
Emma Sudcliffe
Mar I. Richards
Anna Carver
Elizabeth Housetter
James C. Thompson
Annie Stone
Adrianna Baker
Luciana G. Whitney
Burglary Hearing Dramatizes Stocking Foot Quote
In a courtroom exchange a magistrate questions a suspect about being in stocking feet. The burglar replies that he moved in that way after hearing there is sickness in the family. The humorous line reflects the odd moments in a theft case.
Leaders of G O P Deny Cox Charge
Chicago August 31 Republican finances face Senate committee scrutiny as leaders Will H. Hays Frederick W. Upham and others deny Cox charge of a 15 009 000 fund being raised and offer leads toward Democratic coffers in the campaign.
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Chicago
Senate
Will H. Hays
Frederick W. Upham
James M. Cox
Hays
Democratic Organization
Senator New
Indiana
Republican National Committee
Ea Ening
Edge
Republican
New Jersey
New
John O. Hall
Williamette University
Selem, Or
Campaign committees budgeted millions in 1930s party tests
National Committee treasurer Upham disclosed campaigns totals surpassing 3 million with 700000 for Congressional and Senatorial efforts. He detailed state quotas made before Harding nomination, and questioned city and local allocations while acknowledging possible unaccounted donations from industrial centers.
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Upham
Republican National Committee
Pomerene
Reed
Hays
Harding
Mr. Upham
Cox
Fittsburg
Missouri
Chicago
New York
United States
Weeks
Massachusetts
Ashington
John PD. Rockefeller
Receiver Appointed for Massachusetts Motors Company Inc
Captain George W. Reed of Lexington was named receiver for Massachusetts Motors Company Inc at a bankruptcy hearing before Referee James H. Olmstead. Wiliam J. Barry stated assets total 60 000 with 80 000 in used cars 20 000 in furniture and 10 000 in miscellaneous liabilities total 160 000 with another 100 000 likely in September.
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Mass. Motors Co., Inc
George W. Reed
Lexington
Boston
Milk Street
Massachusetts Motors Company, Inc
Massachusetts Avenue
James H. Olmstead
Federal Building
Wiliam J. Barry
Connecticut Population Rises to 1 380 585 in Latest Census
Connecticut’s population reaches 1 380 585, up 265 829 since the last census or 23 8 percent. New Haven County grows to 415 196 and Fairfield County to 320 919 with substantial gains. New Haven city population listed at 162 519.
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Connecticut
Washington
New Haven
Fairfield County
Bridgeport
Provincetown Civil War Veteran Joshua Cook Dead
Joshua Cook lifelong Provincetown resident and commander of the J. C. Freeman Post G. A. R. died Sunday after a brief illness. His funeral was held this afternoon with the two surviving post members in attendance. He recently placed an American flag for the town celebration.
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Provincetown
Joshua Cook
J. C. Freeman Post
Mr. Cook
Cook
Witwer Returns with New Comic “There’s No Use Like Home”
H. C. Witwer author of From Baseball to Bodies and Alex the Great is back with another humorous tale There’s No Use Like Home. The piece previews in the Boston Sunday Post Magazine.
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H. C. Witwer
Alex the Great
Winn
Boston Sunday Post
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Deny Cox
Democrats
ABC
Horsford
Gruggists
Advt
Witwer
Gilchrist
Serge
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