Hub's Pet Elephants Enjoy Themselves Out of Doors
Elephants Molly Waddy and Tony are out in their enclosure at Franklin Park behind the elephant house. Keeper George Morse and curator oversee daily romping as crowds of city youngsters watch. A West End child cried out to Tony Upaldo and joined the playful scene.
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Hub
Zoo
George Morse
Elephant House
Molly
Waddy
Tony
Franklin Park
Tony Upaldo
Mollie
Franklin Park Zoo
Survivors Arrive in New York After Bermuda Wreck
Captain Sweeney and 27 crew members of the American steamer Daram arrived in New York aboard the British steamer Charybddis. The Daram sank after hitting a reef off Bermuda while en route from Texas City to Marseilles. Rescue came after they escaped in open boats and were picked up by a tug at Bermuda.
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New York
Sweeney
Bermuda
Texas City
Marseilles
Polar Land crew unaccounted after sinking near Cape Breton
Halifax reports the United States Shipping Board steamer Polar Land sank 90 miles east of Cape Breton. 49 officers and men abandoned in boats remain missing as searches by multiple steamers continue with no wireless contact. The Ninian later reported cruising near the area without sighting survivors.
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Halifax
N. S
United States Shipping Board
Polar Land
Cape Breton
Marine and Fisheries Department
Ninian
Boston
Liverpool
Fisheries request steamer to continue search
The fisheries department asked the steamer to persist with the search, while other agencies coordinate efforts and monitor progress for potential discoveries or leads.
Milford Observes Armistice Day With Welcome Home for Veterans
Milford held Armistice Day events led by the welcome home committee and the American Legion. A 3:30 parade featured town societies and veterans, followed by a 6:30 banquet for 400 at the State Armory, including 135 veterans, then an evening dance at Milford Town Hall.
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Milford
Welcome Home Committee
John W. Powers Post
American Legion
Welcome Home Committees
State Armory
Rabbi Held on Alcohol Charge in New York
Jacob Radowitz described as a rabbi in a New York synagogue was held on $000 bail after being charged with selling wood alcohol as whiskey. Health department officials filed the complaint following reports that a buyer reportedly went blind from the liquor.
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New York
Jacob Radowitz
Department of Health
Gallivan asks Medal of Honor for Scotty Scott
Congressman Gallivan of Boston urges General Pershing to award a posthumous Medal of Honor to Albert E. Scott who joined Company H 101st Infantry at 15 and died near Chateau Thierry July 31 1918. Scott is honored for his service in France.
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Gallivan
Boston
Pershing
Albert E. Scott
France
101St Infantry
Chateau Thierry
Scotty Gallivan’s Boy Soldier Heroic Service in World War I
Congressman Gallivan presented Scotty’s wartime record from his Boston enlistment on July 18 1917 to his death in France to General Pershing and urged a full investigation and Medal consideration. The 16 year old Brookline schoolboy served with Company H 1101st Infantry in the 26th Division and earned acclaim as a rapid fire marksman with the sho sho machine gun. He never missed formation, never asked for sick leave, and died near Epieds between July 18 and July 23 1918 after distinguishing service in Chateau Thierry’s fighting.
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Scotty
Boston
France
Pershing
Young Scott
1101St Infantry
Scott
Congressman Gallivan
Stara and Stripes
Brookline
Chateau Thierry
Hardwon
Epieds
Stars and Stripes
Path of Death Scout Scotty Falls on His Gun
In a firefight as Bocies and Yanks clash, Scout Scotty is fatally shot while shielding the path. A sniper strikes from a tree, killing him as German forces withdraw. Congressman Gallivan is recalled home due to his brother's death.
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Scotty
Congressman Gallivan
Belgian royal pair arrive in Brest en route to Ostend
King Albert and Queen Elizabeth of Belgium landed in Brest aboard the George Washington from the United States. They will travel by automobile to Ostend and will not visit Paris.
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Nov. l
Albert Ane
Elizabeth
Belgium
George Washington
United States
Ostend
Paris
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Women’s Blouses—Imported French and Philippine Hand Made
From Our Section of Women’s Cotton Blouses offers 14 Imported French Hand Made Over Blouse with shell pile and cornflower blue, hand embroidered and fagott ted at 92.00. Also 2 Frills of Net with tiny tucks, French hand made batiste jabot frills at 18.8F, 3 Hand Made Philippine Blouse with embroidery and drawn work, 4 French Voile Blouse with Venise trim, 5 Flesh Pink Voile Blouse resembling georgette. Hundreds of voile, batiste, linen, crepe, dimity and organdie blouses in tailored to lacy styles from 1.50 to 85.00.
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Misses Blouse Catalog Features Georgette Styles and Trims
A list of misses blouses in Georgette and lawn fabrics showcasing designs such as tailored lawn blouses with tucked fronts and pearl buttons, canary georgette blouses with turquoise and silver embroidery, flesh pink georgette pieces with blue piping, and beaded georgette round neck styles with venise trims. Prices range from 4 to 15 dollars, with multiple colors including navy blue, brown, taupe, and flesh tones.
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Sectea
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