Milbury Man Seriously Injured In Highway Auto Crash
Stephen Beaton of Milbury was struck by a hit and run automobile while walking along a highway. He suffered a broken arm and injuries to the body and head. Found in trolley tracks, he was taken to Worcester City Hospital in serious condition on the danger list. Beaton, longtime engineer of the water department, is reported by his sister in law Mrs Gertrude Keene as seriously injured.
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Stephen, Beaton
Milbury
Anutomobile
Gertrude Keene
Charles Keene
Inman
Worcester City Hospital
Besa
Water Department
Local Exhibit Spotlights Epereete Worker at Home
A fragmented report notes an exhibit featuring Epereete worker Galusbs at his home during a weeklong campaign. The piece mentions the Depertent of tha Se and a campeiantos graceSms Peekand in the context of a public display.
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Canpeiantos Grace
Ion M. Apere
Galusbs
Maynard Teams Face Basketball and Bowling Events
Hugh Miller of the Veterans group recovers from an arm injury after a double runner toppled him on Acton street as Bias scored a strike. Pastime Hall hosts Maynard and Saxonville A. C. games with Maynard 8. 8. basketball vs Holliston 8. 8 and a Feb. 15 showdown featuring Maynard H. 8. High school boys show strong play as city fans anticipate a doubleheader evening.
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Hugh Miller
Veterans
Maynard
Hugh
Acton Street
Bias
Maynard Baseball Club Weighs Season Again
Treasurer William Forner reports Maynard Baseball receipts 4131.85 and expenses 3569.37 for 20 games under Manager Foley. After Foley’s resignation, acting manager Sheriden had receipts 541.95 and balance 5802.63 with 805.28 spent for three games, leaving a small deficit. Fans urged to join the association with a $1 membership to decide if the team continues in 1922 and reorganize under a new manager. O Leary praised for saving the club and hopes Maynard will be well represented on the diamond.
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William Forner
Maynard Baseball Association
Foley
Treasury
Sheriden
Fornier
St. Pornier
Biassoph Sane
Ak Bern Odie
O'Leary
Maynard
Defeated Giants Set Stringing Records In Event
In a meet tagged by performance, Peterson posted the highest single string with 106 and Lesage achieved the top three string total as officials Miller and Official Scorer noted. The combined totals reached 1256 with 429 409 438 segments recorded.
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Peterson
Lesage
Miller
K. of C
Giants
Maynart
Murray Eee
Lesage Sone
Moynihan
Morgan Seeeee
Legion and Knights of Columbus Clash In Tournament Play
The American Legion and Knights of Columbus teams square off in a multi night tournament at the Legion hall. January 31 saw William Bulger defeat Joseph Gaudet 100 to 6. February 1 featured Martin Bulger beating Thomas Hagerty 100 to 55. Upcoming pairings include Arthur Riley vs Thomas McWilliams and James Ahin vs Joseph Mazzio with Gaudet Bulger and Blanchard Lynch also set to compete.
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American Legion
Knights of Si Ae
American Legion Hall
Wiliam Bulger
Joseph Gaudet
John A
Martin Bulger
K. of C
Thomas Hagerty
A Portrait of John D Rockefeller and His Chief Interest
The piece portrays John D Rockefeller as interested in everything but especially in people and in how to apply knowledge to business. It notes his wide reading and memory of public content, and urges focusing on one paramount business interest for prosperity.
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Effaira
John D. Rockefeller
Jerusalem Survives Siege Untouched by Allied Bombs
Report from Jerusalem states the city endured a siege without damage to its historic buildings under orders from General Allenby. The narrative notes this marked the eighteenth capture of the city since its founding, amid Allied Turkish forces movements and ongoing conflict.
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Nevelty
Jerusalem
Allenby
War splits two bishops in Civil War centennial tale
A centennial tribute links Bishop McIlvaine and Bishop Polk, once friends and church leaders who became Confederate and Union commanders. Polk, first missionary bishop of Arkansas and Louisiana, died at his post after a long service, while McIlvaine went to England to oppose recognition of the Confederacy. The piece recalls their earlier bond, wartime roles, and a final baptism of General Johnston.
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Episcopal Missionary Society
Mellvaine Fonte
Leonidas Polk
Tennessee
Mfedong
Melvaine
Went Point
Polk
United States
Melivaine
Nithin
Corte Try
Poll
Arkansas
Louisiana
McIlvaine
Lincely
England
Hughes
Henry Ward Beecher
J. BR
General Johnston
Corrosion of Metals Committee Report Reveals Progress
The committee on corrosion of iron and steel of the American Society for …
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Committee On
American Society For Vesting Materials
Pittsburgh
Orthello Blain Debut Touches Hearts At Graduation
In a crowded audience the prestigious conservatory staged a radiant graduation. Miss Orthello Blain, a brilliant violinist, received warm praise from Adrian Worth and his sister Mary as she returned from the stage, while a family reunion unfolds around her future.
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Conservatory
Othello Blain
Adrian
Mary Wirth
Adrian Worth
Nidlener & Pag
Orthello
Sib
Orthelle
Mary Worth
Worth
Orthelto
Phin
Worth Cottage
Jim
Orithello
Mise
Miss Worth
Lina
Auntie
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