Pilgrim Pageant Honors Truro Fathers In Cape Town Display
In North Truro Aug 25 a bright pageant celebrated the Pilgrim fathers drawing 2000 spectators from across the Cape. Descendants of the Pilgrims portrayed events from Mayflower times to Plymouth with dances and a spring discovery noted. Notables from New York New Jersey and Maine attended or directed the performances and speeches.
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North Truro
Cape
Truro
South Truro
Boston
New York
Cape Cod
Plymouth
Provincetown Harbor
Miles Standish
England
Holland
America
Massasoit
Squanto
Arvilla Howe
Julie C. Pratt
William Hamilton Osborne
Newark
N. J
J. H. McKinley
Isaac Dyer
Portland
Lenora
Christine Nickerson
John F. Casey
Thomas C. Thacher
Yarmouth
Governor Coolidge
Provincetown
Seaman Arrested in Murder Case Aboard Dryden
A British steamer Dryden arriving from New York carried an arrested crewman at U S request. Eugene Leroy, alleged Detroit murder suspect in the Mrs Katherine Lou Jackson case, is confined in a steel cell aboard the ship under guard by maritime police. He sailed as Morris Fox.
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Rio Janeiro
Associated Press
Dryden
New York
United States
Eugene Leroy
Detroit
Mich
Katherine Lou Jackson
Morris Fox
Funeral Arrangements For Lieutenant Grensey In Chelsea
The body of Lieutenant Irving Carleton Grensey, the young aviator killed in San Antonio last Friday, will arrive in Chelsea today and lie in state at the Chelsea armory until 2 o clock Saturday when a military funeral will take place.
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Irving Carleton Grensey
San Antonio
Chelsea
End row over pulpwood dispute urged by forestry leaders
At New London New Hampshire August 25 Colonel Henry G Graves former US Forest Service chief urged a US Canada conference to settle the pulpwood dispute from crown lands in eastern Canada. The proposal won support from George W Sisson Jr president of the American Paper and Pulp Association and others.
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New London
N. H
United States
Canada
Henry G. Graves
United States Forest Service
Society For the Protection of
New Hampshire
George W. Sisson, Jr
American Paper and Pulp Association
Canada US timber tensions spark calls for mutual plan
Colonel Graves warns US Canada embargo talk could cause misunderstanding while urging a conference to ease restrictions and harmonize forest laws. Edward Beck of Montreal says removal of limits is for courts not politics. Ellwood Wilson defends Canadian policy against US agitation and stresses sovereign timber controls. Kellogg proposes a federal 1 million dollar annual forest program with matching state funds.
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Colonel Graves
Congress
Canada
United States
New York
Edward Beck
Montreal
Canadian Pulp and Paper Association
Ellwood Wilson
Laurentide Company
Grand Mere
Quebec
K. Kellogg
National Newsprint Service Bureau
Kellogg
Newt's Cub Introduced to Elephants at Franklin Park Zoo
Stealthy Steve the Boston Post cub met Molly Waddy and Tony the elephants at Franklin Park indoors. Foster father Newton Newkirk introduced the cub after a hunting trip renaming. Steve explored, swam in the pool, and joined a romp with Newt outside. He behaved after a sharp rebuke and plans to write a life history.
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Steve
Boston Post
Post
Molly
Waddy
Tony
Franklin Park
Newton Newkirk
New Brunswick
Elephant Pool
Newt
Mollie
Charlestown Girl Given Shower Before Marriage
A miscellaneous shower was held last night for Miss Grace McGonagle of 651 Bunker Hill street Charlestown. She is set to marry Arthur Prezioso of Boston and received many gifts. Attending were Miss May Yester Miss M Dow Miss P Donovan Margaret and Hilda Prezioso Mrs B Young Mrs P McGuinness Margaret and Nora Leary.
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Grace McGonagle
Bunker Hill Street
Charlestown
McGonagle
Arthur Prezioso
Boston
May Yester
M. Dow
P. Donovan
Margaret
Hilda Prezioso
B. Young
P. McGuinness
Nora Leary
Miracle Man brings crowds to Templemore shrine in Ireland
Pilgrims from across Ireland flood Templemore to visit Thomas Divan's home amid claims sacred statues heal and began bleeding last week. Lodging and food run scarce as volunteers and surrounding towns supply meals for a fee while further cures are reported.
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Templemore
Ireland
Thomas Divan
U S Officers Sail to Reorganize Peru Navy
Four United States naval officers sailed from New York on the Santa Elisa to direct the reorganization of Peru’s navy. Commander Frank B. Freyer leads the mission joined by Commander Lewis D. Causey Lieutenant-Commander Charles G. Davey and Lieutenant-Commander Paul Fitzsimmons. Fitzsimmons is accompanied by his wife Elsie French Vanderbilt.
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New York
United States
Santa Elisa
Peru
Frank B. Freyer
Lewis D. Causey
Charles G. Davey
Paul Fitzsimmons
Fitzsimmons
Elsie French Vanderbilt
Bolshevik Armies Destroyed as Polish Forces Advance
Paris reports the Bolshevik armies are destroyed with only 30,000 fugitives remaining from the Warsaw advance. Polish forces have captured 80,000 prisoners and seized large quantities of weapons and materiel.
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Paris
Associated Press
Warsaw
Polish Forces Drive Reds From Narew Valley Front
Heavy fighting raged in the Narew marshes between Ostrolenka and Lomza as Polish troops breached river passages. By Aug 23 Poles controlled the crossings and pushed Reds toward Bialystok, with two additional Polish armies encroaching from the west and capturing Red detachments west of Ostrolenka Myszyniec.
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Narew
Ostrolenka
Lomza
Bialystok
Myszyniec
Ostrolenka-Myszyniec
Expect Cork Mayor to Die
London Aug 25 report says Terry is fading rapidly and no aid can reach him. Telegraph from Lady MacSweeney to Dublin's Lord Mayor confirms Cork mayor on hunger strike in Brixton Prison over a two year sedition sentence. MacSweeney sinks as last rites are given. Lloyd George rejects intervention.
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London
Terry
MacSweeney
Dublin
Cork
Brixton
MacSweney
Lloyd George
Switzerland
Griffith Sends Message of Protest to Wilson
Arthur Griffith acting President of the Irish republic cables President Wilson and world leaders reporting that Cork Lord Mayor and Cork deputy was seized by English forces, arraigned before English officers, driven from Ireland aboard a war vessel, and faces imminent danger of death in Brixton prison London. He recalls allied heads of state condemnation of Brussels treatment.
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Dublin
Arthur’ Griffith
Irish Republic
Wilson
Cork
Ireland
England
Brixton
London
Brussels
Duane Favored for State Legion Commander Post
Captain James T. Duane of Clinton, a candidate for state commander, is favored to succeed Colonel Edward I. Logan at the second annual State Legion convention to be held in Springfield Friday and Saturday.
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James T
Duane
Clinton
The
American Legion
Edward I. Logan
State Legion
Springfield
Duane Seeks State Legion Commander Amid Open Nomination
Endorsements pour in from fifteen state posts boosting Duane for state commander as rivals like John A. Colbert lose traction. Frank L. Paton and Dr. Fred P. Redden remain in contention with several officers declining nominations.
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Legion
Duane
John A. Colbert
Arlington Legion Post
William J. Jennins
Frank L. Paton
Dorchester
Fred P. Redden
Springfield
Colbert
John H. Sherb
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