Loud suit seeks 25000 over alleged alienation of wife
Rufus G. Loud of Cambridge sues grain dealer Albert K. Tapper for 25000 claiming Tapper and others induced his wife Emmaline to abandon their marriage. Testimony recounts visits to Loud's wife at Commonwealth avenue Cambridge in early 1918 with detectives and claims of infidelity.
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Rufus G. Loud
Cambridge
Albert K. Tapper
Chamber of Commerce
Emmaline
Commonwealth Avenue
Tapper
Mr. Loud
Attorney Pratt of Loud
Mr. Eldredge
Old 76th Division Arrives at Camp Devens in Morning Train
Weary troops from the centre of France return to the New England cantonment. They traveled from Camp Merritt New Jersey after departing the transport Kromland, arriving at 4 o'clock this morning.
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France
St. Amand
New England
76Th Division
Camp Devens
Ingland
76Th
Camp Merritt
New Jersey
Planning Free Rides in Lynn
Mayor Creamer refused to discuss ex Mayor Bauer s plan to buy Bay State Street Railway property in Lynn and provide free rides. Bauer proposes a 20 year bond issue to acquire tracks cars barns and wires for 120 one man cars with 10 minute runs. He says free rides would double Lynn s population and boost local business while operating costs would be covered by a tax levy.
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Creamer
Lynn
Ralph S. Bauer
Bay State Street Railway
Peter Witt
Cleveland
Boston Elevated
Mr. Bauer
Bay State
Bauer
New England Men in German Camps
Belated War Department list names New England enlisted men in German prison camps. Constantino Mastrges of Springfield, Charles Thompson of Oxford, Antoni Mathias Aguiar of Fall River are listed, all are enlisted men.
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Washington
New England
War Department
Constantino Mastroges
North Main Street
Springfield
Charles R. Thompson
Oxford
Antoni Mathias Aguiar
Corey Street
Fall River
Funeral today for Boston police Lt William J Irwin
Lieutenant William J Irwin of the Boston police, who died after influenza and pneumonia, will be buried today in Shawmut Congregational Church. The service honors his 18 years of crime fighting across the United States and Canada. He is survived by family in Maine Idaho and Massachusetts. Police Captain Patrick F King oversees arrangements with 24 officers assigned to the cortege.
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Pressly H. Stringfellow
212Th Field Signal Battalion
Apostolos W. Siozos
E Company
36Th Infantry
Arthur A King
73D Infantry
Cyrus FE. Carruthers
3Th Infantry
Boston
William J. Irwin
City Hospital
Shawmut Congregational Church
Corney
Tremont
West Brookline
Connolly
Washington Street
John E. Driscoll
Canada
James
Ware
Portland
Bangor
St. Marie
Idaho
George
Harold
U. S. Army
Europe
Anna
Patrick F. King
Police
Driscoll
Munro
Burns
Dedham Street
Hurley
McCloskey
Masons Kneeland
Skillings
Livingston
Killen
Riordan
Hanrahan
Campbell
Morrissey
Clifford
Gaffney
Anderson
To Live Is To Think Right
Frank Bell of Philadelphia lectured at the First Church of Christ, Scientist, on Christian Science as the science of right thinking. He argued that thinking governs all living conditions and that the student can distinguish and hold to right thought to shape his career.
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Frank Bell
Philadelphia
Church of Christ, Scientist
Eisner Sees Democracy Spread in Bavaria
Bavarian premier Kurt Eisner predicts democracy will spread across classes and Germany could become most democratic. He defends his idealist stance amid criticism from Bavarian press and discusses unrest, occupation views, and fear of Bolshevism while describing his simple office and weary state.
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Munich
Associated Press
Germany
Kurt Eisner
Fisner
Bavaria
Hisner
Lambs Club Players Honor W. E. Smith in Boston Gambol
The Lambs Club of New York playing in Boston tendered a gambol to William E. Smith proprietor of the Georgian in gratitude for his courtesies to the club. The event recognized his hospitality during their Boston visits.
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Lambs’ Club
New York
Boston
William E. Smith
The
Georgian
Funeral rites for Rev. James Sterritt held at St Augustine
Funeral services for the late Rev. James I. Sterritt C M were held at St Augustine s Church South Boston yesterday with a solemn high mass of requiem led by Rev J F McKenzie of the Vincentian fathers.
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James I. Sterritt
C. M
St. Augustine's Church
South Boston
J. F. McKenzie
Vincentian Fathers
Germantown Ceremony Names Clergy for Funeral
In Germantown Pennsylvania celebrant the Rev I Sterritt assisted by the Rev W K Keaney and a brother of the deceased priest served as deacon and sub deacon during the rite.
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Germantown
Penn
I. Sterritt
W. KF. Keaney
Germans Evacuate Odessa Amid Disarmament Push
An official Berlin statement says Odessa is being evacuated by German forces as the disarmament of Field Marshal von Mackensen's army proceeds. London reports last week claimed Allied warships seized German and Russian ships in the harbor.
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London
Odessa
Berlin
Field Marshal von Mackensen
U S Squadron Takes Over Port of Pola
An American squadron has arrived at Pola and taken command of the port. Jugo Slavic war vessels in the harbor have hoisted the American flag, according to a telegram from Laibach reporting the arrival of the Americans.
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Amsterdam
Pola
Laibach
Olympic to land 6000 Canadian troops at Halifax
The White Star liner Olympic reported by radio that she would arrive in Halifax tomorrow with 6000 Canadian troops, possibly the largest troop landing on the Atlantic seaboard. The ship completes her 19th voyage as a transport and will receive a royal welcome. For almost three years she has sailed from Halifax carrying about 70,000 soldiers to the front with no loss of a man.
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Halifax
N. S
Olympic
Atlantic Seaboard
Harvard President Lowell Celebrates 62nd Birthday
Friday the Thirteenth passed without incident as President Charles W. Lowell of Harvard marked his 62d birthday yesterday. He ignored omens and did not worry about any superstitions, including black cats or other signs of bad luck.
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Tapper
Lowell
Harvard
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