Boston Women’s Employment Service to Stay Open Three Months
Federal Director Everett W. Lord announced the Boston women’s division will continue for at least three months. Increased Massachusetts funds plus local gifts extend the program at the Federal Street office, which handles over 100 daily inquiries from women seeking work. Margaretta Neale praised the office as a model, crediting Miss Cooke for tireless improvements.
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Women’s
U. S. Employment Service
Boston
Everett W. Lord
Mise Cooke
Women’s Organizations
Women’s Department
Massachusetts
Federal Street
Margaretta Neale
Miss Cooke
Massachusets
Officers Who Tried Gulf Flight Missing
Brigadier General Blatchford, commandant at Panama, was asked by wireless from army air service headquarters to report on the Panama to Key flight. The message seeks confirmation of the expedition’s status and any available details on its fate.
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Gulf
Washington
Blatchford
Panama
Army Air Service
Key
Airmen Missing After Flight From Bluefields to Havana
Lieutenants Otto and Parker in an HS-2 type army plane vanished after departing Bluefields Nicaragua for Havana. No contact has been heard since Sunday.
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West
Otto and
Parker
Bluefields
Nicaragua
Havana
Body recovered from water off Commercial Wharf
The body of a man was recovered yesterday by the police boat Guardian off Commercial wharf. Medical Examiner Magrath viewed the body, which was taken to the north mortuary. Height about 5 feet 8 inches, weight around 160 pounds, clothing described as a black sock suit, white outing shirt with blue stripes, white cotton underwear, black socks, black lace blucher shoes, lavender garters and a blue tie.
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Commercial Wharf
Guardian
Magrath
North Mortuary
YD BOYS WANNA GO HOME AT CAMP DEVENS
Rain and gloom overwhelmed the 26th Division at Camp Devens as home sickness hit the YC unit. The downpour suspended drills and postponed the Boston’s Own 101st Infantry review until 11 o'clock Saturday morning Patriots Day, keeping men indoors except for sentries.
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Devens
Boston
101St Infantry
France
Wilson
Irving L. Marsh
Westboro
H Company
101St Engineers
Marsh
26Th Division
Chaumont
Logan
Boston mark of honor and homeward march planned for 26th Division
Mayor Peters and state officials witnessed the review as Boston prepares for a homeward parade. Lieutenant Pettit earned a French wartime citation while Corporal Marsh, who served President Wilson, receives his discharge. The April 22 division review includes six New England governors, streamers, and massed troops with wide visitor access. Private Haney of Bakersfield dies of pneumonia at the base hospital.
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Peters
Colonel Logan
Coolidge
Boston
Europe
Hale
Willis Hale
New England
William Haney
Bakersfield
Cal
D Company
102D Infantry
Curley and Daly Dropped From Old South Trust Board
The former mayor James Curley and Francis L. Daly were removed from the Old South Trust Company board. Frank S. Deland and Joseph T. Tyons were appointed in their places, as City Treasurer T. K. Murray noted the city deposited 20000 in sinking funds and 10000 of city funds with the bank.
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Curley
Francis L. Daly
Old South Trust Company
Frank S. Deland
Joseph T. Tyons
Peters
T. K. Murray
Sam Harris in Court This Afternoon
The final disposition of the case of Sam C. Harris a well known Boston horse dealer will come this afternoon in the East Cambridge Superior Court. Harris has been sentenced to three years in jail on charges of conspiracy to steal and receiving stolen automobiles. The Supreme Court recently overruled exceptions and the case is returned for final sentence.
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Sam C. Harris
Boston
East Cambridge
Harris
Supreme Court
Superior Court
Katrina Luckenbach Delayed Again For Engine Trouble
Ongoing engine problems force the American steamship Katrina Luckenbach to postpone sailing from New York to Brest France. If unrepaired the ship may discharge army cargo and return to owners Luckenbach Steamship Company of New York.
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Katrina Luckenbach
Brest
France
New York
Luckenbach Steamship Company of
Federal probe eyed in Lawrence textile strike
U S agents may be sent to Lawrence to investigate the textile workers strike following evidence to the State Board of Conciliation and Arbitration. A congressional inquiry was among the possibilities as the board also requested William M Wood and his associates from the American Woolen Company to appear in Boston Friday.
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Lawrence
State Board of Conciliation and Arbitration
Washington
State Board
William M. Wood
American Woolen Company
Boston
Boston Strike Session Under Coolidge Probe Doubtful
Unclear whether strikers will be represented at Friday's Boston session as Governor Coolidge's probe faces questions. Local officials weigh legal and procedural hurdles amid a tense labor dispute and public interest.
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Boston
New Bedford Probe Into String of Mill Deaths
District Attorney J T Kenney announced an inquiry into a sequence of four mysterious deaths at the Passaic Mill in New Bedford. Medical Examiner Garry DeN Hough was ordered to autopsy John J O Malley, the latest person found dead or dying in an elevator well. Authorities said mill officials are baffled and police are puzzled by the cases.
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New Bedford
J. T. Kenney
Passaic
Garry den. Hough
John J. O'Malley
Hanna Resigns from Boston University Post to Join Y M C A
I Roy Hanna a Boston University faculty member and secretary for six years has resigned and will depart tonight for Philadelphia to assume the role of director of education at the Central Y M C A.
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I. Roy Hanna
Boston University
Philadelphia
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Gilchrist
Astor
Bloomer
Black
Gloria
Devon
Poplin
Ony
Camp
Post
Harry C. Hale
Charles FE. Pettit
Pettit
Bois de la Reine
Verdun
Michigan
Daly
Sam Harris
Luckenbach
U. S
Hanna
Avon Cloak and Suit
Aouse
Washington ST
Liggett
Liberty Loan Committee of
Herate Bobbiers
Plymouth Cordage Co
North
Plymouth
Mass
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