Vessel Brings Back Bodies of Soldiers
The steamer Lake Daraga with 106 American soldiers and 10 sailors aboard is due at Ambrose Channel Lightship New York late tonight per a wireless to the First Naval District. The ship is from Brest. Soldiers’ bodies come from Archangel Russia as do six sailors. The other four sailors were taken aboard at Brest.
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Lake Daraga
Ambrose Channel
New York
First Naval District
Brest
Archangel
Russia
Poslam Skin Comfort Promises Rapid Relief
Advertisement for Poslam claims to soothe itching and eczema, with quick improvement from highly concentrated formulas. It urges trying Poslam Soap medicated with Poslam and offers a free sample by writing to Emergency Laboratories in New York City.
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West 47Th St
New York City
MGR CHITTICK LAID AT REST IN BROOKLINE
The funeral for Rt Rev Mgr James J Chittick drew 5000 mourners from the Church of the Most Precious Blood. Cardinal O Connell led the requiem mass and final absolution. Interment followed at Holyhood in Brookline.
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James J. Chittick
Cardinal O’connell
Holyhood
Brookline
Mer. Chittick
Hyde Park Church
Harvard Avenue
Dolan
Michael T. McManus
St. Mary's Church
Thomas Coughlan
Church of the Sacred Heart
Mt. Auburn
George A. Lyons
Gate of Heaven Church
South Boston
Edward F. Crowley
St. Bridget’s Church
Maynard
Walter Quinlan
East Boston
Richard Rogers
Women Club Luncheon Cheers for Governor Coolidge
Professional Women's Club at Copley Plaza heard Niels Gren of New York urge women voters to back truth justice law and order. Members shouted Coolidge and gave three cheers for the Governor of the Commonwealth after his Call of the Hour message.
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Coolidge
Copley Plaza
Niels Gren
New York City
The
Commonwealth
Commerce Renamed Open Between France and Hungary
From Basle the Budapest despatch says General Grazia, French representative on the Interallied Military Commission, informed the Hungarian government that France has declared free commerce reopened between France and Hungary.
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Basle
Switzerland
General Grazia
Budapest
France
Hungary
Frankfort
Massachusetts Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals Report
The MS P C A monthly report shows Jack London Club membership reaching 78 000. President Francis H. Rowley presents the figures in the society’s update.
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Massachusetts Society For the Prevention of Cruelty To Animals
Jack London Club
Francis H. Rowley
Women Suffrage Movement Nearing End Says Carrie Chapman Catt
Mrs. Carrie Chapman Catt, head of the National American Woman Suffrage Association, in a read address opening the National Council of Women convention in St. Louis, says the liberation of women from legal and social constraints is nearly realized and that the league of Women Voters will replace suffrage committees to promote intelligent citizenship. Missouri praises wartime strides toward equal rights.
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ST. Louis
Carrie Chapman Catt
National Council of Women
Missouri
Suffrage Association
League of Women Voters
Booth Tarkington offers new Baxter tale in Boston Sunday Post
The author of Seven Teen creates another amusing story of William Sylvanus Baxter Jr. in Girl! Girl! Girl! to be printed in the next Boston Sunday Post Magazine.
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Booth Tarkington
William Sylvanus Baxter, Jr
Seventeen
Boston Sunday Post
TYPO STRIKE COMPLICATED IN NEW YORK
The New York pressman strike deepens as No 61 votes to stay on strike after previously signaling a return. Seceding pressmen' criticism is blamed for the shift. Hundreds of workers cannot operate due to missing compositors on vacation, delaying full resumption in major shops.
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New York
Armistice Day Communion Held at Church of the Holy Spirit
A Armistice Day communion service marked the first anniversary of Armistice Day at the Church of the Holy Spirit in Mattapan. Rev Allan McL Taylor presided with several ministers assisting as many service men in uniform attended.
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Church of the Holy Spirit
Mattapan
Allan McL. Taylor
Sandy Hook Proving Ground To Be Abandoned
Secretary Baker approved a board recommendation to abandon Sandy Hook as an army proving ground. Ordnance testing will move to Aberdeen Maryland, while Sandy Hook facilities become a vocational school for practical artillery work.
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Sandy Hook Proving Ground
Washington
Nov
Sandy Hook
Baker
New Proving Ground
Aberdeen
Fitchburg Honors World War Vets Parade Honors Armistice Day
In Fitchburg on Armistice Day 1919 about 1500 service members paraded to honor World War I veterans and fallen comrades. Brigadier General Charles H. Cole from Boston addressed the open air ceremony.
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Fitchburg
Charles H. Cole
Boston
Concord Dedicates Memorial Tablets in Armistice Day Ceremony
In Concord New Hampshire residents gathered for Armistice Day as memorial tablets were dedicated to General Charles A. Doe a Concord native who led Marines in France and to local World War I fallen. General Joab N. Patterson commanded the parade serving as marshal, a veteran of Civil and Spanish wars.
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Concord
N. H
Eral Charles A. Do
City
Gereral Joab N. Patterson
Massachusetts Seaalers of Weights and Measures Meet Opens at Faneuil Hall
The Sealers of Weights and Measures hold their 58th annual convention in Faneuil Hall starting Thursday morning. The chief topic is stronger protection for households against short-weight and short-measure dealers.
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Massachusetts Association
F Sealers of
Faneuill Hall
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