Dedication of Hebrew North End Center Draws Large Crowd
More than 800 people attended the dedication services of the Hebrew educational centers at the North End Talmud Torah. Officers included Lews Goldfield president and Jute Schine vice president, with a board of directors led by G. Pirash and C. Gilman as trustees. Rabbis Rosenblum and Levenberg delivered congratulatory addresses, and entertainment featured Miss Adelatin Zeigler and the Levy brothers of New York.
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Benjamin Leaner
Enhurst
Il J Rosenblum
New Derh
Hrelish
J. Lev
German Princes Compete for Italian Princess in Royal Match
London dispatch reports multiple German princes including Wilhelm of Germany and Archduke Albrecht racing to win Princess Giovanna of Italy. Catholic ties and Italian royal connections are cited as factors, with implications for influence in Hungary and central Europe.
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Bradford man dies at 102 in Westerly
Panlable Tibbaltof Bradford dies at age 102 in Westerly Rhode Island. He was born in 1833 in Tesiv and came to the United States about thirty years ago. He left behind six children, twenty three grandchildren, and nine great grandchildren.
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Westerly
Poatnale Tibbalt
Bradford
Tesiv
United States
GAMES ON SUNDAY AND FAVORED BY HIGH CHURCHMAN
An English church assembly debates Sunday recreation as Dean Gumbie defends sabbath flexibility. Sir George A. King pushes a resolution against secularizing Lords Day activities, while bishops and locals clash over Sunday use and church authority.
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London
Dean Gumbie
Exeter
Church of England Assembly
Doan Gamble
Hs Challengers
Kuindeit Lam
George A. King
Croydon
George
Ric
Gamble
Harrangue
Durham
Bates
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Rector Warns Of Sex Mania Danger
The Rev Father Kelly speaks on dangers of sex mania and crusade against featuring sex in media. He argues education of children extends beyond schools, including newspapers and shows, predicting leaders and vast adherents may arise, with ongoing public concern over morality.
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Miss Hincks Hosts Balkan Music Night at United Church
Miss Hincks hosts a dinner tonight at Park Place for Miss Ellenor Cook and Miss Eugenia Falliard who will present Balkan folk songs and dances at Pilgrim Hall United Church under the Musical Research club. The concert funds a scholarship and is open to the public with many patronesses named.
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Park Place
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Eugenia Falliard
United Church
Musical Researc Club
Balkan States
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Musical Research Club
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John Christie
Thomas Lachar
Paul Becker
I. W. Birdseyes
E. F. Brodsky
Frederick Burr
Florence Cassidy
Ellenor Church
Grace D. Clarke
S. Maurice Cleveland
Anna Dorsey
Mary Jones
Mary T. Grannis
Harry Hawley
Leala Joel Hulse
Joseph Linberm
Alexander Macauley
Leo £. Miller
Jotn O'Neill
Frank Ostrofsky
Rhineland Parker
Nina G. Rohrtack
Catherine Russell
J. D. Stevenson
Maude Sullivan
Frieda Welmer
Vaughn Wheeler
Coal Saved From Grounded Barge At Stamford
Lighters continued taking coal from the hull of the barge Lake Champlain after it grounded near Greenwich point during a snow squall. The vessel owned by O Boyle Transportation of New York carried 1000 tons of soft coal bound for Yale and Towne in Stamford, towed by a Daniel Roe tug. Damage to the ship was not yet certain.
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Lake Champlain
Greenwich Point
O'Boyle Transportation Company
New York
Yale and Towne Company
Daniel Roe Towing and Transportation Company
Storm puts out Sing Sing lights in snow
Drifting snow caused a fire at Sing Sing prison early today lighting failure left 275 prisoners with a potential escape but guards on walls and lanterns were in place and no attempt occurred. Minor damage to wiring noted. Also mentions a surge in national generating capacity and a separate Labrador halibut catch report.
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Ossining
Sing Sing
Ill Mother Offers Savings to Enter Marathon Chance
Chicago reported tale of 17 year old George Young who used 135 dollars saved by an ill widowed mother to enter Catalina Channel Derby. He swam to victory, earning 25 000, and plans to use part of his winnings to take his mother to California for her health. He traveled on a motor cycle to California after brief aid from William Wrigley Jr. and his cousin, finishing first after a long journey.
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Toronto
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California
Ruth Gray
Youngs
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George
Youna
Seal Captured Near Greenwich After Half Century
A 126 pound seal was shot and killed near Greenwich as it was shot during a duck hunt. Island Beach superintendent William Metzger killed the animal and its skin will be donated to the Bruce Museum.
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Long Island South
William Metzger
Island Beach
Nald
Bruce Museum
Harvard President Defends Traditions and Intramurals
President Lowell comments on college athletics and exam systems urging less focus on high profile games and more on student centered intramural sports. He supports Harvard Yale rivalry while advocating rotation to curb excess emphasis on major finals and endorses the general examination and tutor system.
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Harvard
Trail of bandits ends in Willimantic
Two holdup men stole a $5700 payroll from American Teu mos Bottling employees in Hartford and fled by a stolen car to Willimantic where the pursuit ended. One suspect, wearing a gray overcoat, was seen in a Willimantic restaurant and later joined four others waiting for a Hartford bus.
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