Army Review Planned at Cavalry Field as Trenches Rebuilt
Sergeant Arthur Field prepares a mass review at Cavalry Field near the camp gates to display the national army. Infantry regiments head back to trenches next week as frost complicates reconstruction and officers assign trench rebuilding duties. A camp fire caused by incendiary activity disrupted parade grounds while cross country runs are dropped for a time. Water pipes froze, rifle practice resumes with new Enfield rifles and Ross drilling rifles arriving. Colonel Smith resigns to Camp Grant and insurance records show the 302d Infantry carrying the largest war risk policy totaling 68.3 million dollars with the 2020 doughboys holding more than 12 million.
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National
John W. Farley
303D
James A. Sullivan
201Th Infantry
Joseph TH. Fenton
G01st
Willard C. Sisson
Thomas W. Storrow
Boston
G Company
Fort Sill
Oklahoma
G. M. Peek
Maple Leaf
802D Infantry
Cr. Cr. Smith
Smith
Massee
E Company
401St Telegraph Battalion
Boxing Gossip Prominent Fights Feature Armory A A Schedule
Aly Tillman of Minneapolis and Jack Britton of New York set the feature bout at the Grand Opera House reopening by the Armory A A next Tuesday night. Harry Carlson of North Abington faces Johnny Donovan of South Boston in a 12 round main event next Friday. Jack Williams lists $100 for Howard McRea to meet Joe Morgan at 126 pounds ringside. Al Delmont seeks first crack at Morgan for Kid Henry, who will box 124 to 128. Kid Henry could also face Shaver O'Brien. Al Sears, now in France, has won his unit’s wetter championship and eyes Expeditionary Army honors. Masterson argues the Frawley law flaws were governance issues. Mike O'Dowd seeks big purse for future bouts, demanding $4000 plus 40 percent for a 10 round clash with Harry Greb. A A U boxing committee will open an office to coordinate the military tournament at Mechanics' building on Dec 0. Jack Dillon signs to box George Chip in Duluth with a potential return match with Billy Miske. Letters await Eddie Hobbs and Barney Snyder.
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Johnny Tillman
Minneapolis
Jack Britton
New York
Grand Opera House
Armory A. A
A. C
Harry Carlson
North Abington
Johnny Donovan
South Boston
Carlson
al Delmont
Kid Henry
Newark
Williams
Morgan
Mike O’dowd
Mike
Paddy Mullins
Mullins
Harry Greb
St. Paul
Jack Dillon
George Chip
New Castle
Penn
Duluth
Wis
Dillon
Billy Miske
Chip
Noted Austrian Violinist Mentioned in Potash and Discuss Muck
The piece notes a humorous take on Dr. Muck and Potash while referencing Symphony concerts and a national anthem incident. It adds commentary on a renowned Austrian violinist and ends with the claim that top fiddlers earn money in the country where they spend it.
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Dr. Muck
First Review Of 76th Division At Camp Devens
About 27 000 trainees from New England and New York will assemble in uniform for a first full review at Camp Devens. They will parade past Brigadier General Weigel in the absence of Major General Hodges with the divisional staff and Secretary Baker expected in attendance.
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Camp Devens
76Th
National Army
New Lingland
New York State
Weigel
Hodges
Baker
Claim Bakers Strike Is Over Says Union Heads
The Bakers and Confectioners Union announced a strike against Ferguson Bakery Roxbury and Fox Bakery Charlestown was successful, but Ferguson’s Superintendent C E Casto stated the labor trouble is over with less than 10 percent of workers out, new hires replacing those who left, and both plants running at normal capacity. He challenged any sizable order to prove otherwise.
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Bakers and Confectioners’ Union
Ferguson
Roxbury
Fox
Charlestown
C. E. Casto
Ferguson Bakery
Ferguson and Fox
Casto
Commonwealth Pier Boxers Triumph In Five Bout Card
Commonwealth Pier boxers defeated visiting Harvard Radio School scrappers in five bouts last evening. Whitey Michaels of the Receiving Ship stopped W R Wheatley of the Radios in two rounds in the 158 pound bout. Other winners included Brocato, Coffey, Sterling, and Veto from Receiving Ship squads in 3 to 8 round wins.
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Commonwealth Pier
Harvard Radio School
Boatswain Lavin
Wilfred Jacobs
Whitey Michaels
Pacific Fleet
W. R. Wheatley
C. Brocato
Lawrence
J. Strecker
St. Paul
Elass
George Coffey
San Francisco
Charles Rappinia
New York
Sam Sterling
G. E B. Donnelly
Milwaukee
John Veto
Chelsea
M. J. McGowan
Youngstown
Idaho
Los Angeles
Clarkson Defeats Henry In 200-Point Billiards Match
In the Imperial Room this week T Henry Clarkson defeated Chauncey Henry 200 to 114 in a balkline game held to raise funds for ambulance purchases. Subscriptions for the week reached one hundred dollars.
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T. Henry Clarkson
Chauncey Henry
Imperial Room
National Billiard Movement
Clarkson
Middlesex School Announces 1918 Hockey Schedule
Middlesex School hockey manager Jackson Bright released the 1918 schedule. Games listed include Stone School January 9, Milton High January 12, Cambridge High and Latin January 16, Newton January 19, Medford January 28, Boston English January 26, Noble and Greenough January 31, Milton Academy February 2, Country Day February 6, and St Mark's February 9.
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Jackson Bright
Middlesex School
Stone School
Concord
Milton High School
Cambridge High and Latin School
Newton High School
Medford High School
Boston English High School
Novle
Greenough School
Milton Academy
Waterfront Calendar for December 1 1219th Day War Content
Waterfront calendar notes December 1 with war day counts and seasonal markers. It records days in war and year, tide heights, moon phases, and evening and morning planetary positions.
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United States
Venus
Jupiter
Saturn
Mars
Scarce fish at big pier as eight ships dock after holiday
Big pier opens after holiday with about 200000 pounds landed from eight vessels. One beam trawler supplied most of the receipts while prices rise. steak cod reaches 10 3 4 to 17 1 2 cents per pound and market cod 7 to 9. Vessels listed include Wave Commonwealth Nunan and others. a neutral steamship reports German submarine rumors near Hayti and mine decoys off Bermuda and Hatteras. The barge Jack Scully, ashore in Plymouth Harbor, is freed and will be repaired after unloading.
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Haddock
Cod
Pollock
Commonwealth
Nunan
W. H. Moody
Ethel B. Penny
von Mic
Mary T. Fallon
St. Lacia
Hayti
St. Lucia
South America
Somrero Channel
Bermuda
Hatteras
Jack Scully
New York
Boston
Plymouth Harbor
Plymouth
Golfers Hold Meeting at Arlmont Indoor Tournament
The Arlmont Golf Club of Arlington Heights held its second annual indoor tournament last evening in Crescent Hall. Prizes totaling 21 were awarded and the club’s second issue of The Swatter, its official organ, was issued.
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Arlmont Golf Club
Arlington Heights
Crescent Hall
Swatter
Mayor Curley Presents Gold Pieces to Nine Draftees
Mayor Curley hosted a noon reception for nine men from Roxbury Division 12 heading to Camp Devens to join the first national army. He gave each a gold piece and a safety razor as tokens. Draftees listed: George L. Knauber, John B. McFee, Joseph Coffee, Frank A. Giancola, Joseph P. Smith, Frank L. McShane, William J. Cossart, Patrick J. Maloney, Daniel O'Leary.
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Curley
Camp Devens
Ayer
First National Army
Roxbury
Tammany Club
Aver
City Hall
John Fanning
Theodore H. Glynn
George L. Knauber
John B. McFee
Joseph Coffee
Frank A. Giancola
Joseph P. Smith
Frank L. McShane
William J. Cossart
Patrick J. Maloney
Daniel O'Leary
Frank McShane
Anson A. Wallace
John B. McKee
Joseph Smith
Mayor Curley
Arlington Woburn Thanksgiving High School Football Cancelled
Arlington High School football coach Ralph Adams said the Arlington vs Woburn game set for Thanksgiving morning at Woburn will not be played this afternoon.
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Ralph Adams
Arlington High School
Woburn High School
Woburn
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Joe Morgan
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al Sears
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101St Regiment
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Whitman
Fred Wenck
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Joseph Conway
Bill Prout
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