Logan Made Godfather of Infant at Brookline Church
Claire Logan McVey daughter of John R. McVey of 89 Corey road Brookline and president of Old South Trust Company was christened yesterday at St Aidan's Church Brookline with Colonel Edward L. Logan as her godfather The ceremony occurred at 5 PM Rev John Z Creagh conducted the rites Mrs John J Fallon of Revere served as godmother The two men were Harvard roommates
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Claire Logan McVey
John R. McVey
Corey Road
Roonkline
Old South Trust Company
Edward L. Logan
St. Aidan’s Church
Brookline
John Z. Creagh
John J. Fallon
Revere
Colonel Logan
Mr. McVey
Harvard
Auto dealer dies after fall at home in Brattleboro
Kenneth E. Mosher aged 39 a well known Brattleboro automobile dealer died this morning at his Oak street home from a fall down stairs in the dark He formerly worked as a liveryman in Keene New Hampshire His wife Mildred MacDonald and a young daughter survive the mournful incident in Brattleboro Vermont.
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Brattleboro
Kenneth E. Mosher
Oak Street
Keene
N. H
Mildred MacDonald
Williams Pink Pills Aid Barre Woman's Headache Relief
Mrs. C. A. Bennett of Barre Vermont suffered years of sick headaches and fainting spells until using Dr Williams Pink Pills. She reports improved appetite sleep and absence of headaches after one box and continued use. Pills sold by druggists or directly by Dr Williams Medicine Co Sche nectady NY 50 cents a box six for 2 50 free book on nervous disorders.
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C. A. Bennett
First Street
Barre
Dr. Williams
Dr. Williams Medicine Co
Schenectady
N. Y
Ukrainians Deny Bolshiviks Role in Oil Field Dispute
General Pavlenko of the West Ukrainian Army asks the Entente to aid Ukraine against Bolsheviks and to intervene in the Poland Ukraine dispute over the Lemberg oil fields. The AP report notes cross lines, Ukrainian fire, and courier delays from Ukraine to Paris.
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Associated Press
Ukraine
Lemberg Ot
Vienna
Paris
Chodorosf
Pavlenko
Poland
Lemberg
Employment Sunday Aims to Help Returning Soldiers
Churches nationwide will observe Employment Sunday next Sunday to aid the U S employment service in placing discharged soldiers sailors and marines in work. Everett W Lord Massachusetts federal director urged all Bay State churches to actively support the effort and encourage employers to list job needs with local service offices.
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Employment Service of
United States
Everett W. Lord
Massachusetts
Bay State
Ukrainians seek allies aid to beat Bolsheviks and claim independence
General Pavlenko argues the West Ukrainian army can halt Bolshevik advances with Allied help and resolve the Lemberg oil dispute. He says Ukrainians, long fighting Poles, seek independence, arguing Bolshevism is a disease and favors a united, self reliant Greater Ukraine free of Russia.
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Ukraine
Lemberg
Grekov
Greater
Europe
Russia
Pavlenko
Chodorosf
Russian Ukraine
Moscow
Galicia
Duma
Kerensky
Lenine
Skoropadsky
Pavienko
Tent City to House 50 000 Methodists
Columbus Ohio April 27 A tent city planned for the Methodist centenary celebration will house more than 60 000 visitors during the expo from June 20 to July 13. The project accompanies a fundraising drive of 140 million dollars for world reconstruction and features modern city conveniences for attendees.
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Columbus. C
United States Army
Columbus
Methodist Church
Dere Bill You Become A Corporal Then Captain Or Admiral
The writer congratulates Bill on being promoted to corporal and predicts further advancement. He notes the joy of the moment, cites virtue rewarding effort, and teases the rookies saluting. He mentions learning the word effervescent from Grandsmas dictionary and expresses overwhelming happiness at his officer status.
Learnin French Talk Nellie and a Letter Study
The narrator recounts a playful exchange with Nellie about speaking French, asks about native origins, and notes a personal study plan to improve English vocabulary for technical writing as the Army rises. Ma injured her foot, and the letter is part of a 1919 DERE BIT Letters collection by Frederick A. Stokes Company.
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Calamazoo
Nellie
Mable
Frederick A. Stokes
Greeks schools in Argyrocastro closed by locals not Italians
Albanian delegate C A Chekrezi reports to the United States that Greek schools in Argyrocastro northern Epirus were closed by local residents, not by Italian action. He notes Koritza also under French troops and says the area is now governed by Albanian sentiment with local militia. Speed the Peace Celebration Buy Bonds of Our Nation.
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Argyrocastro
Epirus
C. A. Chekrezi
United States
Chekrezi
Saloniki
Koritza
Employment Sunday urged to aid returning soldiers
The 2th Division veterans discharged prompt focus on Employment Sunday May 4. President Wilson in Paris urges national church groups to back the United States Employment Service in placing returning soldiers sailors and war workers in work. William B Wilson Secretary of Labor supports observance and campaign to aid industrial reorganization and provide employment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Employment Service
United States
Wilson
Paris
William B. Wilson
Department of Labor
Loyalty plea from Italian mission in Boston speech
Lieutenant Vittorio Orlandini urged Italians to back the Victory Loan and stand with America. He spoke at the Columbus Republican Club in the Morgan Memorial building, South End, stressing Italy’s role in the war and a later satisfactory adjustment. Captain Daniel Owens of the Royal Air Forces recounted a dogfight and capture behind German lines, praising Italian prisoners’ treatment. Domenic Maggi praised Italian contributions and criticized Wilson over Fiume. The piece notes another Lerner story in next week’s Boston Post Sunday Magazine.
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Vittorio Orlandini
America
Columbus Republican Club
Morgan Memorial Building
South End
Italy
Daniel Owens
Royal Air Forces
Domenic Maggi
England
France
Belgium
Wilson
Fiume
Theodre Hedlund on Flying Safety and Mail Planes
Statistical data from the War Department shows only one fatality per 185000 miles flown across wartime training camps. Parachute debates persist in the UK and US amid insurance trends, while May 15 marks the first aerial mail anniversary with the same six planes used initially. Boston hosts Victory Loan Flying Circus demonstrations showcasing skilled army aviation maneuvers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
War Department
America
Post Office Department
New York
Washington
Department
Uncle Sam
Boston
Army
Victory Loan
Boston Common
Sibley Dinner at 7 Tonight in Boston Hotel Brunswick
Members of the Boston Press Club and officials will honor Frank P. Sibley with a reception and banquet at the Hotel Brunswick. The event features Sibley’s account of the Yankee Division’s actions in France and is open to all by contacting the press club treasurer for tickets at eight dollars.
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Boston Press Club
Hotel
Brunswick
Frank P. Sibley
Boston Globe
France
Charles FE. Young
Edward Ll. Logan
101St Infantry
Sherburne
Coolidge
Peters
Mr. Sibley
Press Club
James W. Hemenway
Beacon Street
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Col. Logan
Godchild
Vermont
Kline
Sen
Rhklineco
Tent City
Irish Republic
Joseph Doyle
Division 28
Ladies Auxiliary
No. 12
David Coughlin
Fernwood Avenue
Post
Bayer
A Bayer
U. S
Orlandini
Lerner
Bobby-Go
Mary Lerner
Cambridge
Boston Post
Theodore B. Hedlund
Treasury
Daily Mail
London
United Kingdom
J. C. Edgerton
Will
Cone
Sibley
The
New England Telephone and Telegraph Company
Postmaster General
Service
Private Branch Exchange
Worcester
Springfield
Pai
W. R. Driver, Jr
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