Camp Devens Boys Return From Brest on Kroonland
About 500 Camp Devens troops led the first draft division to reach New York aboard the steamer Kroonland from Brest. Quarantine kept the ship at harbor mouth though reporters greeted the men and collected their stories. The ship carried 467 76th division troops along with 769 wounded, 32 bed-ridden, 35 tubercular, 637 convalescent and 65 miscellaneous cases, plus 15 enlisted casuals and various French mission personnel and civilians.
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Soldiers of the 76th recount voyage from the Kroonland at harbor
In dusk light the 76th veterans leaned over the Kroonland’s rail and shouted to reporters on the Patrol. They described themselves as well and happy, then listed who was aboard as the units followed the voyage across the harbor.
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In Memoriam Hannah Lynch Died 1913
In loving memory of my dear mother Hannah Lynch who died December 11 1913. In a dark lonely graveyard where trees waves lies a dear beloved mother. Gone but not forgotten by her daughter Mrs G F Coffin 342 Meridian St Mast Boston.
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First anniversary requiem for Catherine Mc Devitt
A high mass of requiem at St Francis de Sales Charlestown marks the first anniversary of Catherine Mc Devitt. The service is Thursday December 12 at 8 a m with her husband Patrick M Devitt remembered.
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Sammon Anniversary Mass at St Mark's Church Dorave
A Mass for the repose of the souls of Thomas and Margaret Sammon will be held at St. Mark's Church, Dorave, Thursday at 8 a.m. The event honors the couple's anniversary and invites parishioners to attend for prayers and remembrance.
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Canopic Arrives Boston With 1067 Soldiers on Board
The White Star steamship Canopic nears Graves Light in Massachusetts waters with about 1067 sailors and 54 officers aboard after a rough 12 day crossing from Liverpool. Boston newspapermen greet the ship as most troops, many from aeroplane units, prepare to enter quarantine before docking in Charlestown.
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Mayors elected in several cities. scattered license votes
In several New England cities Bernard J. Golden won Everett, with other mayors named across Woburn Melrose Somerville Chelsea Malden Medford Worcester and more. License decisions varied with five so called license cities Chelsea Lawrence Lowell North Adams and Worcester approving while Attleboro Beverly Everett Lynn Malden Medford Melrose Newburyport Newton Revere Somerville and Woburn voted no.
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Revere
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Democrats Take Command Of Woburn City Government
Democrats gained control of Woburn city government after four years of Republican rule in yesterday’s election. Bernard J.
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Golden Wins City Mayor Seat in Election Turnout
Golden, Democrat, defeated Winthrop M. Dearborn, Republican, 1311 to 1058. Democrats hold eight of 15 Aldermen. School board Republicans win without opposition. City votes against license for the 11th time running Yes 857 No 1380, last year's Yes 937 No 1651.
Adams in Melrose Elected for Fifth Term Without Opposition
Mayor Charles H. Adams was elected for a fifth term as Melrose mayor with no opposition. The race was nonpartisan with no party lines in municipal politics.
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Aldermen At Large Reselected As Light Election Returns
Only three alderman at large faced contests with William A Currie re elected as head of the Board. Thomas H Gilman and Fred R Sellars were also chosen. The license vote stood Yes 21 No 1 as compared to last year Yes 258 No 1494. Voter turnout was the lightest in years.
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Haines Re elected Mayor In Medford Victory Margin
Mayor Benjamin I F Haines won re election in Medford yesterday over Charles H Taylor by 2469 to 2081. The Vectors League secured 15 of 21 alderman seats. No license passed. figures 2944 to 1080. Last year voting was 992 yes 2861 no.
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