Big Chance for Boston Boy Violinist Prospects
Violinist Jan Rubini at Scollay Square Theatre this week will host 6:30 p.m. concerts to discover a young Boston violin pupil. He has sought out gifted children in 22 U S cities, offering stage exposure to promising players whose families cannot afford training. The effort is aided by Mlle. Daine as Rubini's assistant.
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Jan Rubini
Scollay Square Theatre
Beaston
Rubini
America
Rubins
Mademoiselle Daine
Lehigh R R Imposes Broad Embargo On Freight
The Lehigh Valley railroad announced a midnight embargo on all freight east and westbound except food for humans and animals livestock perishable and necessary products. Commodities excluded include coal coke charcoal petroleum in tanks lubricating oils medicines and drugs food containers mining supplies newsprint nursery stock seeds fertilizer chlorine for flour mills and filtration plants. Officials say the move aims to ease freight congestion caused by a shop crafts strike resumption of coal mining and large crop shipments. Normal freight acceptance expected to resume by Sunday midnight with the embargo lifted then.
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New York
Lehigh Valley Railroad
Sudden Deaths Reported for Two Individuals Last Night
Two sudden deaths were recorded. Cornelius Sullivan, 60, of 54 Oak Street South End, fell ill at 00 Washington Street and died en route to City Hospital. Margaret Keohane, 31, of 15 Vancouver Street Roxbury, was found unconscious on her room floor by lodger Walter Krake. Dr. Thomas F E Galvin pronounced death due to natural causes per Medical Examiner.
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Oak Street
South End
Washington Street
City Hospital
Margaret Keohane
Vancouver Street
Roxbury
Walter Krake
Thomas FE. Galvin
Student's cross country trek totals 7250 miles for $8
Earl Alban, a Boston University student, walked and rode a train and car across the nation from Columbus to Seattle to Boston. He traveled through Denver, Wyoming, Idaho, Oregon, Washington, San Francisco and New York, meeting President Harding along the way. He spent eight dollars for food and carried a field kit before starting classes in Boston.
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Ohio
Seattle
Washington
Boston
Earl Alban
Boston University School of Religious Education
Alban
East Columbus
Denver
Col
Kansas City
American Light Opera Company
Wyoming
Idaho
Oregon
San Francisco
Pacifico Coast
Sierra Nevada
Wheeling
Harding
New York
Connecticut
Rhode Island
Willow Street
Maine Universalists Conclude 93rd Convention
In Auburn Maine on September 27 the Maine Universalists wrapped up their 93rd annual convention with a banquet and address. They voted to hold the 1923 assembly at Rockland and elected officers: President George E Vose of Waterville Vice Presidents George W Bridgman of Biddeford and Mary L Hadley of Hallowell Treasurer Philip F Turner of Portland.
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Auburn
Maine Universalists
Rockland
George E. Vose
Waterville
George W. Bridgman
Biddeford
Mary L. Hadley
Hallowell
Philip F. Turner
Portland
Dancer Sues Theatre Owner Over Blinding Spotlight
Miss Helen Wright a 24 year old dancer sues H Schoenstadt Son theatre owners for 50000 claiming an over bright spot light blinded her on stage in Chicago causing a fall from the stage and ending her dancing career. The suit cites she could not see the edge of the platform and suffered injuries to her left leg after whirling off the stage.
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Chicago
United States
Helen Wright
H. Schoenstadt & Son
Cows Create Stir in Reading Gardens
Cows caused two hours of high jinks blocking a state highway and trampling vegetable gardens in Reading Gardens. Local residents reported traffic disruption as the herd lingered, grazing and munching on crops before dispersing.
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Reading
Cattle Run Wild On Main Street Near Putnam Farm
A herd of cows caused chaos along North Main Street when they escaped pasture and wandered onto the state road and into a corn field and fruit stand. Residents joined a vigilant effort with brooms and sticks while police and a veterinarian assisted to corral and return the animals to owner Mr Wakefield.
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State Road
George Putnam
North Main Street
Putnam
Lowell
Lawrence
Andover
Eliot W Lane
Lane
William O’brien
C. W. Clayton
Donald Patrick
Mr. Wakefield
Liberty Bond Sale Led To Marriage
A war romance began five years ago when Miss Helene Marks of Roxbury sold a $100 Liberty bond to Harold Kurson. They married last night at the Dorchester Women's Club in the presence of over 200 relatives and friends, including many State House associates of Miss Marks.
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Helene Marks
Roxbury
Harold Kurson
Dorchester Women's Club
Miss Marks
State House
Heinz Prepared Mustard Adds Rich Flavor
Rich and smooth mustard from Heinz enhances every dish. Carefully selected mustard is ground in Heinz spotless kitchens and kept up to Heinz quality. The taste is just right.
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