Parishioners pledge loyalty to Cardinal O Connell at Roxbury reunion
More than 2000 parishioners of St. Joseph's Roxbury gathered at Hibernian Hall on Dudley Street for their annual reunion. Monsignor Splaine conveyed messages of loyalty and devotion to Cardinal O'Connell, praising 70 years of parish faith and urging God to grant him many years in leadership of a united Catholic community.
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St. Joseph’s Catholic Parish
Roxbury
Hibernian Hall
Dudley Street
Mer. Splaine
Cardinal O'Connell
Monsignor
Splaine
Cardinal
St. Joseph's Parish
State Prison Term Given for Store Fire in Morris Street Case
Harry Green, guilty of firing a building on Morris street housing Mrs Fannie Halpert and her store, was yesterday sentenced to a state prison term of five to six years at the request of Reuben Levine. Green set the fire for Mrs mapper.
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Harry Green
Morris Street
Fannie Halpert
Green
Reuben Levine
Mapper
Soldier begs leniency for assailant in probation ruling
Thomas Connelly of Oak street received probation in Municipal Court after admitting to assaulting Private Alfred Clark of C Company Ninth Regiment. Clark urged leniency as he is the sole support of his mother and the sentence requires payment of a dentist bill.
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Thomas Connelly
Oak Street
Alfred Clark
C Company
Ninth Regiment
Clark
Connelly
Maine Starts Food Campaign
In Augusta on April 9 a preparedness meeting united Maine Farmers' Union, Maine State Grange, Maine Committee of Public Safety and University of Maine to plan wartime food supply. A six member committee was named to draft a code of farmer guidelines, including Frank S. Adams, E. T. Clifford, Leon S. Merrill, A. M. G. Soule, C. H. Gardner and Professor Charles D. Woods.
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E. T. Clifford
Winthrop
Leon S. Merrill
Orono
A. M. G. Soule
Woolwich
C. H. Gardner
Skowhegan
Charles D. Woods
University of
American Steamer Seward Sunk by German Submarine
Consul Gaulin at Marseilles reports the American steamer Seward torpedoed and sunk without warning in the Mediterranean by a German submarine. The entire crew of 81 is said saved, with captain and officer among those landed at Banyuls. The Seward, built in Seattle in 1907, carried 88 crew and a cargo valued near 300000 dollars.
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Seward
Mediterranean
State Department
Teen
Cerbere
Banyuls
New York
Alpha Steamship Company
Genoa
Philip H. Johnson
Seattle
Wash
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