Jury to Try Fay Is Filled
New York April 25 The jury to try Robert Fay a lieutenant of the German army his brother in law Walter Scholz and Paul Daeche for conspiracy to destroy ships carrying munitions to the Entente was chosen after a long session. From a pool of 40 talesmen all but two were called with many excused for pro Entente or pro German views. The panel includes James McShane a underwear manufacturer who favored Germany. Government case to begin tomorrow.
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New York
Robert Fay
Walter Scholz
Paul Daeche
United States Court
James McShane
Germany
Model Civil Service Law Drafted by Cincinnati Committee
A special committee of the National Association of Civil Service Commissioners met in Cincinnati and began drafting a model civil service law. With 200 commissioners represented, the main issue is removals procedure and the extent of hearings. The committee will stay in session for several days.
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Cincinnati
National Association of Civil Service Commissioners
Zeppelin raid injures man as bombs drop on Norfolk coast
London reports seventy bombs in last night's Zeppelin raid over Norfolk and Suffolk coasts. Four or five Zeppelins participated with only two penetrating inland. About seven bombs were dropped and one man is seriously injured. no other casualties details are known.
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London
Norfolk
Suffolk
Women Cannot Use Hotels In Chicago During Convention
Forty thousand suffragists are expected to gather in Chicago for the June Republican National Convention period and may need to charter lake steamers for sleeping rooms as hotel accommodations are fully reserved by delegates. Mrs. George Bass leads hospitality efforts but reports no available lodging even in outlying inns.
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Chicago
George Bass
Police Arrest 36 I W W After Riot at Colllery
State troopers arrested 36 Industrial Workers of the World members after a riot at the Pennsylvania Coal Company colliery in Boston Settlement. The detainees were sent to the county jail.
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Wilkesbarre
Penn
Pennsylvania Coal Company
Boston Settlement
Industrial Workers of the World
Debutantes' Gowns Described by Maude Hall
Maude Hall highlights debutantes in Sunday's Post with descriptions and photographs of their stunning gowns. The feature captures fabrics, colors, and styling as young women prepare for the season's social events.
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Maude Hall
Next Sunday Post
American Dyestuffs Shine at National Textile Show
Dyestuffs bearing Made in America took center stage at the National Textile Exhibition and Power Show held at Mechanics' Hall. Lowell Textile School showcased the first large U S exhibit of artificial dyes and intermediates rivaling German dyes, attracting hundreds to the convention with the Cotton Manufacturers Association.
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America
Mechanics’ Building
Lowell Textile School
The
National Association of Cotton Manufacturers
Nual
Copley Plaza
Germany
B. F. Tuttle
Tech Geology Instructor Heads to War Front
J. D. MacKenzie, a Technology geology instructor since 1913, departed yesterday for the European battle front as a British subject. He previously worked with Canada’s geological survey and explored the Queen Charlotte Islands, a little known group 140 miles west of Vancouver.
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J. D. MacKenzie
Technology
Europe
Geological Survey
Canada
Queen Charlotte Islands
Vancouver
Department of Geology At Technology
Parmenter Again Heads Arlington Historical Society
Judge James FP Parmenter was reelected president of the Arlington Historical Society at its annual meeting held last evening in the vestries of the First Parish Congregational Church Arlington. Officers for 1915 1917 include Vice presidents E Nelson Blake Edward Fessenden and Frank W Hodgdon secretary Charles A Hardy treasurer Warren A Peirce and an executive board Miss Vida Damon Mrs Edwin P Stickney and Mrs Louisa Russell.
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James FP. Parmenter
Arlington Historical Society
First Parish Congregational
Unitarian
Arlington
E. Nelson
Blake
Edward
Fessenden
Frank W. Hodgdon
Charles A. Hardy
Warren A. Peirce
Vida Damon
Edwin P., Stickney
Louisa Russell
Harvard Grad Takes Bride
Miss Susannah Cunningham of Brookline wed J Templeman Coolidge Jr Harvard class of Beacon Street yesterday at Church of Our Saviour Longwood. The ceremony was conducted by Bishop Lawrence, with sisters Constance Cunningham and Mrs Horace Binney as attendants and Frederic Cunningham as best man. A reception followed at the Cunningham home.
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Susannah Cunningham
Frederic Cunningham
Ivy Street
Brookline
Church of Our Saviour
Longwood
J. Templeman Coolidge, Jr
Harvard ‘l
Beacon Street
Bishop Lawrence
Miss Cunningham
Constance Cunningham
Horace Binney
Francis Cunningham
William. Appleton Lawrence
John A. Sweetzer
Harvard
Coolidge
Cunningham
New Episcopal Church Opens in East Arlington
The Episcopal diocese of Massachusetts establishes a church in East Arlington with services in a Magnolia street bungalow supervised by Rev. Charles Taber Hall. An edifice will be built later. Different preachers will lead services each Sabbath until arrangements are made.
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East Arlington
Episcopal Diocese of
Massachusetts
Magnolia Street
Charles Taber Hall
St. John’s Episcopal Church
Arlington Centre
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