Vanguard of Fleet Meets New York After Cuban Duty
U S 5 Savannah and nine submarines head for New York for a two week holiday following post war reorganizations in Cuban waters. The armada led by the Pennsylvania will sail up the Hudson with eight battleships eight destroyers and rear crews aboard. More than 59000 sailors and marines to join the city visit as Cassin and Manley bear scars from war actions.
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New York
U. S
Savannah
Cuban
Pennsylvania
Admiral Mayo
Hudson
Cassin
Manley
Ruth Seeks Outfield Focus as Barrow Plans Mixed Roles
Ruth desires to abandon pitching and play exclusively in the outfield but Ed Barrow hints at continued mixed assignments. His arm is currently not at its best and Barrow indicates use against right handed pitching.
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Ruth
Ed Barrow
Whale
Army Citations Awarded to 168 Officers by General Pershing
Washington April 13 168 officers in the American expeditionary forces receive Distinguished Service Medals for meritorious and distinguished services. The list includes three major generals 42 brigadier generals 100 colonels 21 lieutenant colonels one major and one chaplain with several dead and others abroad. Medals for deceased officers will be presented to next of kin. Notable honorees include Colonel George Crile for medicine and surgery Colonel H B Lindsley for overseas war risk work and Chaplain Charles H Brent for organizing the Chaplains School.
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Washington
Pershing
American Expeditionary Forces
War Department
Marine Corps
General Pershing
George Crile
H. B. Lindsley
Charles H. Brent
Chaplains’ School
George Bell, Jr
John Biddle
Frank W. Coe
D. —. Aultman
M. H. Barnum
H. G. Bishop
E. E. Booth
A. J. Bowley
L. M. Brett
W. D. Burtt
J.C. Castner
W. M. Cruikshank
W. €. Davis
T. B Dugan
L. Faison
W. J. Nicholson
E. Parker
B. A. Poore
G. S. Simonds
F. W. Sladen
M. G. Spinks
H. Taylor
W. S. Thayer
L.S. Upton
R. D. Walsh
W. J. Westervelt
E. D. Winans
G. A. Wingate
F. A. Winter
P. W. Wolf
J. J. Carty
J. B. Cavanaugh
C. Def. Chandler
A. Cleman
O. G. Collins
A. L. Conger
G. Crile
C. B. Crusan
J. L. deWitt
T. Dodd
H. Dorey
G. L. Edle
W. Elliott
H. Erickson
J. Dbd. Fite
W. Howell
W. N. Hughes
J. A. Hull
C. A. Hunt
P. C. Hutton
G Johnston
P. L. Jones
C. Keller
W. Kelly
J. C. H. Lee
F. F. Longley
J. P. McAdams
R. McCleave
J. A. McCrea
J. F. Mc
H H. White
Willard D. Straight
Finds Sweetheart After Long Search at CAMP DEVENS
Miss Emily Wilson of Bath Maine searched six hours at Camp Devens for Charles Moulton of H Company 1084 Infantry. Guided by Private Shafer Moulton’s location was found near his post. he is married with two children and belonged to Fitchburg Lodge of Elks and the Knights of Columbus.
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Devens
Emily Wilson
Bath
Charles Moulton
H Company
1084 Infantry
J. Schaeffer
EF Company
Wilson
Shafer
Moulton
Fitchburg Lodge of Elks
The
Knights of Columbus
GUARD
O. L. Schaeffer
F Company
103D Infantry
Call for Day Enforcement in Prohibition War Speech
W B Wheeler of Washington, general counsel for the Anti Saloon League, urged New York church leaders to push Congress to pass a law enforcement code for prohibition before July 1. He said Congress would likely be in session before June 1 and discussed demobilization timing and enforcement.
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New York
W. B. Wheeler
Washington
Anti-Saloon League
New York East
The
Methodist Episcopal Church
Brooklyn
Wilson
Congress
Former Rep Teehan Dies at Fitchburg
Daniel W. Teehan long time merchant and former state representative for the 12th District died suddenly at his Blossom Street home from heart disease. A Milford native, he manufactured cigars and sold tobacco in Fitchburg for years and later managed a uniform supply house at Ayer after Camp Devens opened.
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Fitchburg
Daniel W. Teehan
Camp Devens
Ayer
Blossom Street
Teehan
Milford
Labor Leader Warns Against Bolshevik Influence
Hugh Frayne, general organizer of the American Federation of Labor, discusses labor's stance toward Bolshevik influence in an illuminating article set to appear in next week's Boston Sunday Post.
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Hugh Frayne
American Federation of Labor
Labor
Boston Sunday Post
Father John’s Medicine Praised for Family Use
A testimonial extols Father John’s Medicine as ideal for colds and boosting the body. The writer, Mr and Mrs Bernard Jun of Alton, Illinois, cite its safe energy content, absence of alcohol or dangerous drugs, and recommend it for their two children aged four and eight.
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Father John
Bernard Jun
Alton
Engineers Told Story at Jamaica Plain Service
The 101st Engineers story was recounted by Chaplain Rev H Boyd Edwards at St John’s Episcopal Church in Jamaica Plain. He praised their faith and the Salvation Army’s front line work while detailing how engineers bridged, dug trenches, and built defenses under heavy shellfire to support the infantry and secure victory.
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101St Engineers
H. Boyd Edwards
St. John's Episcopal Church
Jamaica Plain
Halifax
Chaplain Edwards
Salvation Army
Middlesex Rifle Club Patriots Day Open Shoot Set
The Middlesex Rifle Club of this town will host its annual Patriots Day open shoot at the club range on Tower road South Lincoln next Saturday April 19. Prizes will be awarded to the winners in the several events.
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Lincoln
Middlesex Rifle Club
Tower Road
South Lincoln
Prigres
100 Horses Rescued From Brighton Stable Fire
Shortly before midnight a smoke fire in a two story stable on the Brighton abattoir grounds forced evacuation of 100 horses. The watchman discovered the blaze and all horses were saved from the upper hay loft.
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Brighton
Stolen Car Dive Triggers Harbor Mystery
Hingham police conclude three men involved in a stolen car in Quincy did not drown after the vehicle plunged off a pier at Crow Point Landing. They say none were carried to the harbor bottom and the fate of the trio remains unresolved.
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Crow Point Landing
Hingham
Quincy
Escaped from Car Before It Struck the Water
A person fled a car before it plunged into a body of water. Police and rescuers responded, and bystanders assisted as officials investigated the sequence of events. No further injuries reported at this time.
Church and Citizenship Address Urges Flag Allegiance
The Rev. Dennis A. Sullivan of Lowell urged unbounded allegiance to the American flag during a "Church and Citizenship" address at the Cathedral of the Holy Cross last night.
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Dennis A. Sullivan
Lowell
Cathedral of the Holy Cross
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