Composer Camille Erlanger Dead in Paris
Paris reports the death of composer Camille Erlanger born 1865. He studied at the Conservatoire and wrote Saint Julien l Hospitalier Ker maria Le Jeune Polo nais Le Fils de l Etoile, plus orchestral pieces, songs, and piano works.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Camille Erlanger
Erlanger
Conservatoire
Saint Julien l’Hospitalier
Kermaria
Jueif Polonais
le Fils de l'Etoile
Radcliffe Vacation School Names Foreign Child Teachers
Radcliffe girls appointed as teachers for the vacation school include Miss Ethel Spurr Dorchester principal Miss Dorothy Mason Cambridge kindergarten instructor Miss Priscilla Gough Cohasset teacher of industrial work and Miss Constance Tenney Canton music teacher The school aims to teach foreign children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Radcliffe
Ethel Spurr
Dorchester
Dorothy (. Mason
Cambridge
Priscilla Gough
Cohasset
Constance Tenney
Canton
Senate vote splits as Salisbury beach bill passes third reading
The Senate advanced a bill separating Salisbury Beach from Salisbury after a 16 16 deadlock broke when Senator Curran joined in with a yes. President McKnight cast the tie breaking vote amid protest and remarks on graft rumors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate
Salisbury Beach
Salisbury
McKnight
Walsh
Boston
Foley
Cavanagh
Everett
Tarbell
Churchill
Beck
Callahan
Counihan
Curran
Dahlberg
Finkel
Hobbs
Jackson
Kearney
Mahoney
McLane
Nason
Sullivan
Cronin
Colburn
Curtin
MelIntosh
Escaped Negro Is Recaptured and Hanged Conviction
Isaiah Fountain, the African American man who assaulted 13 year old Bertha Simpson and escaped from Easton jail last Monday, was recaptured and today convicted and sentenced to be hanged. This brief item reports the capture, trial outcome, and death penalty.
Government to enforce wartime alcohol ban in new law
New York reports the government plans literal enforcement of the wartime prohibition act starting July 1. The ban covers production and sale of all beers and wines whether intoxicating or not, announced by a Department of Justice special representative in Federal Court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Department of Justice
William C. Fitts
Palmer
A. H. Hand
Sovernment
National Brewing
Jacob Hoffmann Brewing Company
Brewers Defy War Time Prohibition in Court Battle
Special counsel for Palmer argues brewers may face later prosecutions as judge weighs the emergency prohibition act. Hoffman Co seeks to restrain actions against production of 234 percent beer amid demobilization and wartime grain conservation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
Fitts
Chateau Thierry
Hand
Elihu Root
Mr. Fitts
Congress
Hoffman Company
Federal District Attorney
Collector of Internal Revenue
William D. Guthrie
Caffey
Guthrie
Internal Revenue Department
General Edwards Issues Last Instructions to YD Parade
General Edwards directs the YD to display steady road discipline in public view at the State House ceremony. He urges in step marching with eyes skyward, a formal salute to authorities, restrained joy, and unity as they greet friends while preserving soldierly bearing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
France
State House
Citations and honors awarded 26th Division
The 26th Division holds nearly 150 citations from French leaders and over 7,000 men cited for bravery while nearly 1,000 won the Croix de Guerre. The 104th Infantry colors were decorated by the French after Bois Brule Apremont on April 16, 1918 and other divisions received numerous commendations from French commands through late 1918.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
104Th Infantry
United States Army
Bois Brule
Apremont
104Th
11Th
French Army Corps
Viith French Army
Viiith French Army
5Th Army Corps
French Colonial Corps
18Th
17Th
Material Captured by 26th Division at Chateau Thierry and St Mihiel
Fragmentary report notes heavy artillery and machine guns captured by the 26th Division during operations at Chateau Thierry July 18 25 and at St Mihiel September 12 13. Mentions rifles and general battlefield gains with unclear passages and damaged phrases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
26Th Division
Chateau Thierry
TURMO
Distances Gained by 26th Division in 1918 Offensives
Summary of the 26th Division gains during World War I including the Chateau Thierry actions from July 18 to 25 1918 the St Mihiel salient operations on September 12 to 13 and the Verdun area offensive running from October 18 to November 11 totaling the combined advance and tactical outcomes for these engagements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chateau Thierry
St. Mihiel
Verdun
103d Field Artillery Loyal Message to Soldiers Mustering Out
To the officers and men of the 103d Field Artillery you are about to be mustered out into civil life. Carry with you your loyalty to high ideals and your capacity for meeting problems. Now you belong to a country. Give to its maintenance the superb devotion and courage that carried you through battles and campaigns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
103D Field Artillery
Army of the United States
Gou
Tribute to the Dead by 101st Engineers at Devens
Camp Devens honors the dead of the 101st Engineers and Engineer Train with Sunday afternoon rites in the YMCA Auditorium under Chaplain Boyd Edwards. A regiment quartet, band music, and a sermon will mark the memorial attended by the entire unit led by Colonel Frank W. Bunnell, with seats for soldiers’ relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Camp Devens
101St Engineers
Boyd Edwards
St. Michael's Church
Milton
Frank W. Bunnell
Also Mentioned on This Page
Beacon Street
Hhton&vattone
City of
Commonwealth of Massachusetts
Germany
Yse
Georgette
White Kid
Buck Shoes
Roper
Secretary of Agriculture
Quittairy Roo
Kingfield
Mass
Bridgway
Aot
Fay Fos
F. A
Col. Twatchman
BY Col
J. Alden
Twatchman
Cass
SAVS
Filene Boys
Filene
Norfolk