Concord Plans Patriot Day Activities
Concord announces Patriots Day events including bell ringing at three times, a Liberty Loan parade by Boy Scouts from three troops along Main Street, a Concord High School game against Milton Hugh at 1 a.m. and 2 p.m., and a Marlboro band concert in Monument Square from 2:30 to 5 p.m.
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Concord
Concord High Nine
Milton Hugh
Boy Scouts
Main Street
Monument Square
Marlboro
Congregationalists Meet in Roxbury War Support Appeals
More than 800 members of the Suffolk South Association of Congregational Churches gathered at Immanuel Walnut Avenue Church in Roxbury for a convention. Speakers included Rev. Paul G. Macey of Eliot Church Roxbury Rev. I. W. Sneath of Wollaston Church and Rev. D. Brewer Siddy of the American Foreign Society urging support for government war projects.
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Suffolk South Association of the Congregational Churches
Immanuel Walnut Avenue Congregational Church
Roxbury
Paul G. Macey
Eliot Congregational Church
I. W. Sneath
Wollaston
Winifred Krieger seeks real job after short million dollar marriage
Brookline resident Winifred Krieger formerly Winifred Ogden, a Williams College junior, says she is penniless after a brief engagement and marriage to Jack Krieger. His mother, Estelle Krieger, filed a libel to annul the union over misrepresentation. Winifred insists the marriage was genuine, desires work, and questions where to find a job and how to support herself.
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Winifred Krieger
Winifred Ogden
Jack Krieger
Brookline
Williams College
Winifred
Estelle M. Krieger
Babcock Street
Justice of the Peace
Irish factions unite to oppose conscription plan
Irish factions join to oppose conscription amid bishops meetings at Maynooth and parish pledges. Masses of intercession planned and public meetings set for Sunday. Authorities brace for possible conscription once Home Rule becomes law as Field Marshal Lord French arrives in Dublin. Nationalists largely abstain from Commons during the crisis, echoing Sinn Fein strategy.
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Maynooth
Lord French
United Kingdom
Dublin
House of Commons
Sinn
Lexington's 143d Big Day in Lexington
Lexington marks the 143d anniversary of the Battle of Lexington with sunrise salutes and bells, a 9 o'clock parade including local units and the Boston University battalion, Liberty Loan floats, and a baseball game between Lexington High and Lawrence Academy at the athletic field. Paul Revere, impersonated by a National Lancers member, will arrive before 1 PM.
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Lexington
William F. Young
State Guard Company
Boston University
Liberty Loan
War Chest
Liberty Loan Committee
Massachusetts Avenue
East Lexington Depot
Lexington Athletic Field
Lexington Iligh
Lawrence Academy
Paul Revere
National Lancers
Oldest citizen of Derry loses cane in market
The oldest citizen of Derry, New Hampshire, left Mohican market at 96 Washington Street carrying a gold headed cane. He returned to find it missing after shopping, but a cashier later located the cane on a box and kept it in the office for the owner. The cane bears an engraved inscription indicating the honor.
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Derry
N. H
Mohican Market
Washington Street
Wn.il
Wost
Wight Falvey Wedding at St Cecilia’s Church
Miss Katherine Valvey niece of James M Prendergast and George Richards Wight were married last night at St Cecilia’s Church by Rev John J McGarry K C IL A reception followed at the Prendergast home After a wedding trip they will live in Pedham.
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Katherine Valvey
James M. Prendergast
Bay State
George Richards Wight
St. Cecilia's Church
John J. McGarry
K. C. IL
Mr. Prendergast
Public Works Department Reorganized Under New Commissioner
Mayor Teters approved a reorganization of the public works department following plans by Thomas F. Sullivan, appointing four divisions and naming Edward J. Murphy as head of the sewer and sanitary division at a salary of 5000. John F. E. Carty remains chief of the bridge and ferry division, James I. Sullivan leads the highway division, and the sewer and water divisions split from the highway to form separate units with Frank A. Mnnes heading the water division. A shake up of subordinate posts is expected.
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Public Works Department
Thomas F. Sullivan
Public Works
Teters Last
Edward J. Murphy
John FE. Carty
James I. Sullivan
Frank A. Melnnes
Germany can win or lose war depends on bonds
A wartime appeal urges total national effort with every financially capable man and woman urged to purchase bonds to support the government and strengthen resolve in the ongoing conflict.
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Germany
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Winter Street
Georgette
Vloor
Wistaria
Congregationalists
NROE
Plymouth Rubber CO
Canton
Mass
Ceylon
Derry, N. H
Holder Missays Post Cane
Wight-Falvey
St. Cecilia’s Church
Sullivan
Gionabile
Worcester
Flavio Gion
Abile of Webster
United States
Frank F. Dresser
Boston Wholesale Millinery CO
Price
Ee Nore
Blake Building
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