Prominent Statesmen as Bearers at Funeral
Former President Roosevelt and other national and state leaders will serve as honorary pallbearers for Police Commissioner Stephen O'Meara. A large procession and church service at St Cecilia's mark the funeral, with active police bearers, numerous city officials, and a police escort of 48. Resolutions approving the death tribute were adopted by the Boston Police Relief Association.
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Roosevelt
Lodge
McCall
Peters
Stephen O'Meara
James H. Devlin, Jr
O'Meara
Beacon Street
Back Bay
Police Department
John J. McGarry
St. Cecilia’s
David B. Ryan
John J. Fletcher
John T. Corcoran
Patrick F. Flaherty
John T. Clifford
John F. Lyons
Dana W. Fisher
Peter A. McNeil
Patrick J. Morrissey
Edward J. Murphy
Patrick F. King
Joseph F. Hurley
James McDevitt
John Andrews
James Laffey
William J. Carey
Patrick J. Meagher
James Ji. Devlin, Jr
Leo A. Rogers
Timothy F. Manning
Commissioner's Office
John RB. McGarr
Bureau of Criminal Investigation
Ainsley ©. Armstrong
Benedict Fitzgerald
Edwin A. Supple
John B. Blake
Gerald Blake
Holywood Cemetery
Brookline
Commissioner O'Meara
Boston Police Relief Association
City of
Boston
United States Consulate at Antwerp Reopened
The United States consulate at Antwerp Belgium has been reopened with Henry Morgan formerly consul at Hamburg in charge. The State Department also announced that other consulates in Belgium are being reopened.
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Washington
United States
Antwerp
Belgium
Henry Morgan
Hamburg
State Department
Red Cross Drives Ahead in Boston Campaign Opened by Parade
Residents in Ward 5 joined a nations parade ending at Faneuil Hall where Dr. Stockton Axson spoke. Major Beith will visit Boston for the New England drive with a public address at Hollis Street Theatre. The Red Cross campaign urges universal membership with music by the Fort Banks band and remarks from New England leaders.
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Boston
Ward 5
Red Cross
Faneuil Hall
Stockton Axson
Wilson
Ilan Hay Beith
New England
Allan Forbes
Hollis Street Theatre
Major Beith
James Jackson
New England Red Cross
George A. Gaskill
Lawrence
Mercy Organization
Foch
New England Red Cross Roll Call Sees 100 Percent Starts
Yesterdays efforts across New England show strong turnout for Red Cross Christmas Roll Call with Boston firms reporting full employee enrollment. Hillsboro New Hampshire led 100 percent participation with 2100 residents enrolled. State Street Trust and several Boston firms also listed 100 percent participation as more canvassing continues through Wednesday night. Major Tommy Murphy of the 101st Infantry sent in a one dollar membership and praise for the drive.
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Robert Livermore
New England
Red Cross
Boston
Greater Boston
Milk Street
Hillsboro
N. H
State Street Trust Company
John T. Robertson Company
Gillette Safety Razor Company
I. L. and
J. C. Codman Company
Boston Metropolitan
Thomas F
Tommy) Murphy
101St Infantry
Fighting Ninth
General Hospital No. 2
Fort McHenry
Baltimore
Murphy
Dorothy Forbes
Chandler Hovey
George A. Kneeland
Commonwealth Avenue
Herbert Yerxa
Marlboro Street
Metropolitan
Metropolitan Division
Berkeley Street
Storrow Quits as Director of Commonwealth Fuel Office
Governor McCall accepted the resignation of James J. Storrow as full director of Massachusetts praising his service. Storrow will keep federal fuel administrator duties for New England under the Lever bill. The resignation follows the declared end of the emergency.
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McCall
James J. Storrow
Commonwealth of
Ernie Shore to Receive Navy Commission Today
Ernie Shore star left hander of the champion Boston Red Sox will become Ensign Ernest Shore of the U S Navy this afternoon at 3 o'clock. He will receive his commission during the Officers' Material School graduation at Harvard after six months at the Cambridge school. It is believed he may join a cruise on a U S battleship before returning to spring training with his local club. AcGamson's Balsam is advertised.
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Ernie Shore
Boston Red Sox
Ernest Shore
United States Navy
Harvard
Cambridge
Emery
Uncle Sam
LIDAYS' FURLOUGHS AT DEVENS
Christmas leave plans announced at Devens Camp division HQ. Major General McCain authorizes long furloughs for large groups, with 40 percent leaving Dec 24 until the following Sunday and another 40 percent leaving on the last day of the year until the first Sunday in January. About 5000 men to arrive this week from across the country, including 1400 from Camp Abustis. Overseas personnel uncertain. Devens expects a good share of discharged men returning home. Private Charles Reinheimer of Company M, 36th Infantry, sentenced to a year at hard labor for AWOL and larceny. Private Amos W. Siddons, same regiment, six months hard labor for disobedience.
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Devens
McCain
Abustis
New
New York
Charles Reinheimer
Company M
36Th Infantry
Amos W. Siddons
Division field meet slated amid veteran emphasis and spectacle
The Plymouth Division announces a big field meet for next Wednesday morning featuring 19 events, mounted competitions, mule races, cannon and mortar demonstrations, and band contests. About 900 men and 35 officers from the 76th Division are discharged today, with more going to Camp Greene and other camps.
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Plymouth
Hylan Urges Deportation Over Red Flag Propaganda
New York Mayor Hylan told police to review records of all arrested for red flag propaganda. He urged deportation for anyone unable to prove American citizenship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Hylan
Man dies after 50 foot fall at Fulton Street building
Edward J. Evans aged 65 of 17 Locust Street Winthrop fell about 50 feet into an elevator well on the fifth floor of 52 Fulton Street North End yesterday afternoon. He died a few minutes after arrival at the Relief Hospital from injuries sustained.
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Edward J. Evans
Locust Street
Winthrop
Fulton Street
North End
Pope May Break Vatican Restraint
Rome reports Pope Benedict may abandon a near fifty year custom and leave the Vatican grounds. Public circles say he could seek mediation with President Wilson to craft a reciprocal pact between the Quirinal and Vatican, avoiding any move to bring the issue to the peace conference.
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Rome
Benedict
Vatican
Pope Benedict
Wilson
Quirinal
Popolo Romana
Pape's Cold Compound Promises Quick Grippe Relief
A vintage advertisement urges readers to take Pape's Cold Compound every two hours for three doses to end grippe misery and break up a severe cold. It claims to clear nasal passages stop discharge ease headache feverishness and sore throat with pleasant taste and no inconvenience. It warns against substitutes.
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Pape
Grippe
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