Beautiful New England Children Chosen for Panama Exposition Prizes
A Newton family tops the Panama Pacific prize child selection with Olive Birmingham aiming to be a dancer while brothers William and Willard twins pursue violin and cornet. The Birmingham children share a vivid day at home after an automobile ride through Revere, with strong musical ambitions noted by their mother Mrs. Thomas J. Birmingham as their father reflects on education and discipline through music.
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New England
Olive Gertrude Birminghaim
Newton
William
Willard
Pearl Street
Revere
Thomas J. Birmingham
Olive
the Bigelow School
Lincoln
Birmingham
Centre Street
Olive Gertrude Birmingham
Henry Havelock Pierce
Potter & Wrightington
Boston
Mass
George Gibbs Serial Debuts New Tale Madcap in Post Magazine
George Gibbs, author-artist of The Bolted Door, unveils a newer charming story titled Madcap, set to begin in the Post Magazine next Sunday. Gibbs brings his distinctive style to a fresh tale, promising engaging characters and a brisk narrative pace.
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George Gibbs
Post
Big trio at O Brien banquet honors judge
Lieutenant Governor Walsh Augustus Gardner and Mayor Fitzgerald attended a large banquet at Youngs in honor of Judge Edward B. O’Brien who was elected supreme chief ranger of the Foresters of America at Atlantic City. They spoke on politics, promises, and Massachusetts public life. The event highlighted bipartisan support and civic goodwill among local leaders.
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Fitzgerald
Massachusetts
Walsh
Gardner
David I. Walsh
Augustus P. Gardner
John F. Fitzgerald
Young’s
Edward B. O'Brien
Atlantic City
the Foresters of America
Democratic Party
Washington
Daily Press
Notable Massachusetts Banquet Praises Walsh and Gardner
At a Massachusetts banquet Mayor Fitzgerald praised Dave Walsh and Gussie Gardner as the three most distinguished citizens of Massachusetts. He joked about a “full evening” of enjoyment and expressed admiration for public service over money, referencing O'Brien and the humanity of leadership.
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Walsh
Providence
Mr. Walsh
Gussie Gardner
Massachusetts
Dave Walsh
Morgan
Rockefeller
Carnegie
O’brien
Two Die After Car Overturns on Eliot Street
Two men are dying at Boston City Hospital from injuries after a speeding car overturned on Eliot Street Milton late last night. George A. Wilbur of 476 River Street Dorchester and Henry Haskell of Wellesley Hills were the sole occupants.
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Boston City Hospital
Eliot Street
Milton
George A. Wilbur
River Street
Dorchester
Henry Haskell
Wellesley Hills
Carroll Street Runabout Crash Near Cliff Road
An automobile owned by Wilbur and driven by Haskell ran along What street toward Mattapan. It overturned on a curve near Cliff road, rolling down an embankment. Both men were thrown out and crushed, found unconscious, and taken to Boston hospital in a police ambulance with slim chances of recovery.
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Wilbur
Haskell
Mattapan
Cliff Road
Milton
Boston Hospital
Not Armenian Priest Says Archbishop To Editor
In a letter to the editor Kevork Sarajian allegedly posed as an Armenian priest seeking work. Archbishop M Seropian denies any priest of that name and asserts Armenians have church work worldwide.
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Sir
Kevork Sarajian
M. Seropian
Feathers on Woman's Hat Alive and Growing
Mrs Dora Blackford of Marblehead reported a hat feather that has grown six inches since February. The live feather, once tiny and two to three inches high, now protrudes with fluffy front decoration. She seeks expert identification of the bird source and readers’ input.
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the Post
Dora Blackford
State Street
Marblehead
Mrs. Blackford
Ford
Schoolhouse Glass Vandalism Surpasses Sixty Thousand Across City
In a letter to Mayor Fitz gerald Chairman Logue警 of the Schoolhouse Commission reports about 72,000 worth of glass damage in city schools this year. Police say courts rarely deter juvenile offenders and call for review of the Juvenile Court to prevent youths from viewing law with contempt. The piece notes ongoing discussions and promises another Ro Carlton Brown column in the Post Magazine.
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Fitzgerald
Logue
Schoolhouse Commission
Utes
Carlton Brown
Post
Negligee Shirts Offered At Discounted Prices
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Christopher Bradley
Library Bureau
Federal Street
Fort Hill
Mayor
E. B. O’brien
See
Gussie
Bill
Somme Job
Py Way
Simone
C.F. Hovey
Fowne
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