Famous flyer Leroyer dies in Camp Borden crash
Ottawa reports Captain J. A. Leroyer famed for leading Northwest Alaska missions and credited with seven enemy planes down in World War I was killed in an airplane accident at Camp Borden. He leaves a widow and two children.
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Ottawa
J. A. Leroyer
Northwest
Alaska
Camp Borden
President to Read Cousin's Letters at White House
Dated Chicago March 6 the letter read congratulations to the White House baby and Papa Harding from Pearl Harding the little White House figure. Letters to Pearl came from admirers nationwide including Hibbard School friends and teachers sending telegrams and autographs. Everett Harding jailed at Woodstock pending bonds signed by Ephraim Harding and his defense cites insanity.
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Pearl
White House
Hibbard
Miss Landers
Pearl Harding
Washington
President Harding
Papa Harding
Secret Service
George B. Christian
Edward Harding
Everett Harding
Chicago
George B. Christian, Jr
Chicao
Woodstock
Ill
Ephraim Harding
McKenzie Made Head of Scottish Society
Clarence J. McKenzie was elected president of the Boston Scottish Society at its annual meeting in Young's Hotel. Seventy-five members attended as William Mann became vice president T. B. Forsythe secretary and David Dunbar treasurer. Lieutenant-Commander William Alexander Higgin addressed the group after reports and discussion.
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Clarence J. McKenzie
Boston ‘Scottish Society
Young’s Hotel
William Mann
T. B. Forsythe
David Dunbar
William Alexander Higgin
Supreme Council of
Paris
Danube
Turkey
Germany
Charley G. Campbell
George Gray
Alexander Hillsband
Hugh W. Barnes
William Ross
Albert R. Kerr
Charles Mmechusick
Forbes L. McKenzie
Donations for Erin Boost Ireland Relief Efforts in Boston
A large charity demonstration at the Boston Opera House spurred numerous contributions to the American committee for relief in Ireland. Donations listed include $1002.30 from Rev D P Sullivan and $690 from Holy Ghost parish Whitman among many gifts sent to treasurer Joseph H. O'Neil at 166 Devonshire Street.
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Ireland
Boston Opera House
Devonshire Street
American Committee For Relief In Ireland
Joseph H. O'Neil
D. P. Sullivan
St. Mary’s
Cambridge
Children of Our
A. Scheffield
Gloucester
St. John’s Council
K. of C
Holy Ghost Parish
Whitman
Edward P. Fitzgibbon
James P. Hamilton
Union Court
Mary Sears
Plymouth
International Union Steam and Operating Engineers
Campella
Revere Council
Thomas Cass Council
T. J. Murphy
Hammond Street
Chestnut Hill
Mabel Tyler Hackett
Boston
Jamaica Plain
St. Finbar’s Court
William C. Smith
St. Mary’s Parish
Uxbridge
Helen L. Byrne
Roxbury
H. W. Moriarty
Jane Middleton
Ellen Carroll
Margaret Connell
Winifred Doherty
MacDonough Council
Dorchester
Mary J. Lavin
Nellie Lunney
Mary and
Delia Muldoon
Frank Villard
James J. Burns
Joseph C. Brady
Waltham
Agnes Cawley
Winchester
Nora Manning
Charlestown
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Scottish Society
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