Transatlantic Exodus: 6800 Sail For European Ports On Five Liners
Five liners depart with 6800 passengers headed to Antwerp Southampton and other European ports. Notables aboard include Colonel Edward M House Mrs House and entertainment executives as opera plans unfold with Manhattan Opera House takeover and star lineups.
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Red Star
Lapland
Antwerp
Southampton
Edward M. House
France
Paris
United States
Colonel House
John '. Vance
Chicago Opera Company
Oscar Hammerste
Fortune Gallo
San Carlo Opera Company
Manhattan Opera House
Metropolitan Opera House
Mr. Johnson
Oscar Hammerstein
Manhattan
East
Middle West
Johnson
Yvonne Gall
Amelita Galli-Carci
Mary Garden
Rosa Kaisa
Florence Macbeth
Toto Dal Monte
Irma Vigano
Campanini
Olga Carrara
Margery Maxwell
Maria Santillan
Georges Baklunoff
Desire Defrere
Hector du
Opera Plans and Zionist Delegates Depart on Lapland
The article outlines upcoming opera revivals with stars and new items by Prokofieff and Manuzzi, plus a list of planned repertory and Wagnerian works. It notes American delegates aboard the Lapland for the International Zionist Conference in London, detailing their program for restoring a Jewish homeland in Palestine and immigration plans. Douglas Fairbanks and Mary Pickford sail abroad on the Lapland, with fans and a humorous exchange over film rights. Other ships in the eastbound fleet are named.
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Gianni Senlechi
Strauss
Tristan
Tsolde
Lapland
London
Palestine
Douglas Fairbanks
Mary Pickford
Douglas
Mary Pickford Fairbanks
Doug
Morris Gest
Fairbanks
New York
Europe
P.A.S. Franklin
Simon Flexner
Rockefeller Institute
Philadelphia
Two Trusties Escape Auburn Prison By Scaling Wall
Ambrose Garry and Frank O'Brien, trusted officers of the Mutual Welfare League in Auburn prison, escaped last night by using a ladder to climb over a low section of the yard wall. Both held special privileges within the convict honor system and were on yard cleaning duty when they fled.
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Auburn Prison
Auburn
N. Y
Ambrose Garry
Frank O’brien
Mutual Welfare League
Fifty five to sixty five unlicensed midwives found in New Jersey
Florence Swift Wright told a state conference that sixty five unlicensed women practice as midwives in New Jersey, with about 450 licensed professionals currently active. Katherine T. Fitzgerald urged a law to let married women work at home, noting many unmarried mothers were referred to private institutions.
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Ford Asbury Park
N. J
Plorence Swift Wright
Bureau of Child Hygiene
Katherine T. Fitzgerald
Department of Family Problems
Child's Bureau
State Health Department of
New Jersey
Ira Swile
Mount Sinai Hospital
New York
IL. 8. Cummings
United States Public Health Service
Boston
Threatening Letter Suspect Arrested in New York
August A. Hazzard of 17 East 171st Street, a Black man, was arrested and sent to Bellevue Hospital for observation after allegedly sending a letter threatening State Senator Carey Palmer of Wilmington Delaware. The letter bore the signoff General U S Grant in the person of A A Hazzard. Detective Butts said Hazzard admitted authorship and had previously been committed to a Delaware insane asylum for a similar letter. He was released after his brother pledged to take him to New York and prevent further mischief.
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A. Hazzard
East 171St Street
Yexter
Bellevue Hospital
Carey Palmer
Wilmington
Del
Palmer
U. S. Srant
A. A. Hazzard
Butts
Hazzard
$100 000 Verdict Reversed in Yiddish Theater Affair
The Appellate Division reversed a $100,000 verdict awarded to Bessia Thomashefsky, a Yiddish actress, after she formed a corporation with Joseph Edelstein, manager of Kessler's Second Avenue Theater, and disputes over parts and profits followed.
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Bessia Thomashefsky
Boris Thomashesky
Supreme Court
Joseph Edelstein
Kessler
Second Avenue Theater
Thomashefsky
Edelstein
Mr. Edelstein
Leper Couple held at quarantine seek deportation
A leper detained at a quarantine parish since May 1 expressed a wish to return to Spain with husband Ciriaco Garcillan. They had lived in the United States before moving to Cuba where the husband was found leprous. Both are Spanish subjects aged fifty three and sixty and are to be deported to Spain by order from Washington.
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Sefioi
Washington
Spain
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