Ten More Officers Certified and 11 Nominated for 104th Infantry
The State Military Service Commission certified ten more officers yesterday. Colonel Paul J. Norton, commander of the 104th Infantry, recommended eleven officers for the unit. Many of the officers have overseas service and were former National Guardsmen with proven organizational and leadership abilities, signaling an early and complete reorganization.
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State Military Service Commission
104Th Infantry
Paul J. Norton
National Guardsmen
Reorganization Plan for War Officers Named
The plan calls for a peace quota of 12,000 officers before July 1. Appointments include majors Henry S. Cushing Carton D. Jacobs Abbot L. Kendall Slater Washburn George H. Livermore FP. A. Hovey James W. Doon and second lieutenants J. James O'Sonnell Wes tra H Higgins. Colonel Norton lists 11 officers to command regimental units Majors Edward J State and Sidney H Cliffe and Captain
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Henry S. Cushing
Coast Artillery
Carton D. Jacobs
Abbot L. Kendall
Field Artillery
Slater Washburn
George H. Livermore
FP. A. Hovey
George H. Maxfield
James W. Doon
J. James O'Sonnell
Massachusetts Militia Officers Named For Commissions And Examinations
The state militia medical board will visit Springfield May 7 to examine officers and men seeking commissions in the 1084 Artil lery and 104th Infantry. Names listed include Majors Bailey Dono Minot Slate Clarke and others. the list covers several wards of infantry artillery and engineers with numerous first and second lieutenants.
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Tains
James C. Rivers
Westfield
Wallace A. Choquette
Holyoke
Fred Cote
Donald M. Munro
Spring
Alfred F. Ballot
Adams
Charles F. Bly
James B. McIntyre
Greenfield
A. Vane Beaudry
Ralph EB. Otis
Pittsfield
State Militia Medical Board
Springfield
1084 Artillery
104Th Infantry
William J. Farrell
Dorchester
102D Infantry
Fred 8. Bogan
2Th Division
Carl R. Bailey
Wayland M. ‘Dono
Minot
Fie
Edmund J. Slate
Infantry
Sidney H. Cliffe
James F. Loughlin
Ordnance
Phillip L. Brown
Fred S. Bogan
Chester P. Brown
James G. Rivers
Wallace Choquette
Fred C. Ixjakring
Donald M. Munroe
Alfred F. Catlot
Coast, Artillery
Ernest W. Harvie
Samuel H. Brooks
Night car service extended to Lake Street in Boston
Boston Elevated announces all night routes from Allston to Lake Street via Commonwealth Avenue Chestnut Hill Avenue Beacon Street extended to Lake Street with departures from Alliston Street at 12 27 1 27 2 27 and 3 27 and from Lake Street at 12 33 1 33 2 08 and 3 33. Outward connections via Brighton Newton car from Adams Square at 1 15 2 15 3 15 4 15 connect at Kenmore Street with Beacon Street service.
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Lakestreet
Commonwealth Avenue
Edward Dana
Boston
Allston Street
Kenmore Street
Chestnut Hill Avenue
Beacon Street
Lake Street
Alliston Street
Brighton-Newton
Adame Square
Bay State Items In Sundry Civil Bill
The sundry civil bill reported to the House includes a $67,700 appropriation to remodel the Chelsea marine hospital main building. It also allocates $17,000 for an ingot crane at Watertown Arsenal, $35,000 for testing machinery at Watertown Arsenal, $125,000 for a power survey of the Boston industrial region, and $2,000 for additional quarters for the Boston naturalization bureau. Congressman James A. Gallivan of South Boston helped draft the measure.
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Washington
House
Marine Hospital
Chelsea
Bay State
Watertown Arsenal
Boston
Naturalization Bureau
James A. Gallivan
South Boston
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National Guard
Father Farrell
James ‘H. Cresswell
Frank J. Killilea
Alfred L. DeGustaffson
Ernest F. Fenton
Chaplain Corps
Chester M. Ricker
Motor Corps
Edward E. Taylor
Charles F. Ely
Ralph E. Otis
Edward A. Johnson
Lander Seguin
Edmund J. McNeary
Charles W. Borden
J. James O'Connell
Hart Schaffner & Mars
New England
Jremont
Hart Schaffner & Marx
ART Schaffner & Marx
Iston
Washington St
Franklin
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