Coming Events Invites Notices From Clubs and Societies
North Cambridge A. C. lists future events with dates. Seminoles April 1. Div. 52 A. O. HL April 1. Leslie Hunting Camp 12 April 1. Somersets April 3. Riverside Boat Club April 5. Huron Club April 10. Magnolias April 12. Craigie Trio April 15. Warrene April 24. Benwoods April 26. Prospect Club May 1. Bendemeres May 29.
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Ebbert Disturbs LA Fight Showing In New York Debut
Ernest Ebbert, a Gotham contractor, caused a disturbance during the first New York screening of the O'Brien-Burns fight in Los Angeles. He was ejected, allowed to return, then testified to the accuracy of the moving picture. He shouted Bob's name during the wait between rounds, claiming to see his brother Bob on the canvas near the ringside.
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Christmas Dinner Promise Follows Ringside Fight Reunion
A Boston Hub Theatre engagement features Miles Brothers filmed ringside footage showing a contractor reconnecting with his brother after eighteen years away. Ebbert recalls the quarrel and notes the pair may share prosperity. a Los Angeles correspondent wires that the brother will attend Christmas dinner.
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Institute Downs Catholic Union In Tight Bowling Finish
Institute won three strings against Catholic Union in a close match. Captain Tom Flynn sealed victory with a strike and nine pins in the last frame while Mulhern narrowly missed the high single string record with 126, short of 129.
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Catholic Union
Tom Flynn
Mulhern
Bowlingfest at Malta Temple private lanes
Fort Washington D C members held a bowling fest at the Malta Temple private alleys last Tuesday night. The score indicates a strong showing with high total pins and standout performances from several players.
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Fort Washington D. C
Malta Temple
Bowling Club Shows Glints of Brilliance Amid Mediocrities
The report notes a lack of teamwork overshadowed by a few brilliant moments that briefly redeem the club, highlighting sporadic standout play in a otherwise ordinary bowling performance.
Cambridge Labor Letter Battles Eight Hour Bill In State House
A Cambridge correspondent accuses city officials of aiding Employers' Associations to weaken the eight hour law. The letter criticizes Julius Meyers for proposing amendments that would exempt city contracts and water works from the law, and it cites Cambridge Water Works superintendent Mr Brooks and the Master Builders as aligned with pro-employer interests. The writer urges Cambridge citizens to monitor state representatives and support House Bill No. 404 for overtime protections.
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Real Estate Transfers by Cunningham Bros
Final papers pass on six apartment block at 20 to 26 Warren Street from Michael McGrath to Michelina Kozlowsky for 4300. Cunningham Bros brokered. Also final papers on frame dwelling at 44 to 48 Market Street from Ellen Hayes to Frank Andleman for about 2700. Theil sells two family house at 58 Antrim Street to Daniel Sullivan for investment with Jamaica Plain move planned.
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Michael McGrath
Michelina Kozlowsky
Cunningham Bros
Market Street
Ellen Hayes
Frank Andleman
August Theil
Antrim Street
Theil
Jamaica Plain
Daniel Sullivan
Nolan to Speak on Charity Work at North Cambridge Council
James J. Nolan, chairman of the Knights of Columbus Charities Bureau, will address North Cambridge Council 269 at Fraternity Hall next Monday evening. He is a fluent speaker and will discuss the bureau’s work which has cared for more than 2000 homeless Catholic children in three years, placing them with Catholic institutions or Catholic families. Archbishop John J. Williams commends this bureau’s efforts.
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Knights of Columbus Charities Bureau
North Cambridge Council
Fraternity Hall
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John J. Williams
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