Lisbon Names Admiral Castro Portugal President
Lisbon dispatch reports Admiral Cantoy Castro elected President of Portugal following the assassination of Dr Sidonio Paes on Saturday night. Castro succeeds Paes in a sudden political transition that unsettled the nation and prompted immediate security concerns.
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Havas
Cantoy Castro
Sidonio Paes
Portugal Names Castro as Provisional President
Santos Fernandes, representative of the Portuguese Shipping Board in New York, said Admiral Cantoy Castro was chosen by Parliament to conciliate factions. He believed Castro was provisional head of the republic and would face a future popular election.
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New York
Names of four officers and 76 men reach France
War Department released the names of four officers and 76 enlisted men from the expeditionary forces who arrived safely in France from German prison corps. The New England list includes Lieutenants Elihu Howard Kelton and Charles J. Hardedham and numerous enlisted men from Connecticut New Haven Bridgeport Manchester Rutland and other towns.
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Washington
France
War Department
New England
Elihu Howard Kelton
Hubbardston
Charles J. Har - Dedham
Harold F
Dolan
Valley Street
New Haven
George Y. Collyer
Grand Avenue
Elijah C. Collins
Warwick
R. J
William Cardell
Cranston
RK 1
Joan J. Wilan
South
Boston
Edward J. Doherty
Newton Centre
Angelo Basso
Bristol
Southington
Conn
Edward W. Prunier
W. Hazel Street
Dimbushed service medals awarded to four New England men
War Department orders yesterday announced four New England recipients for distinguished service medals for extraordinary heroism. Among them Colonel Hiram T. Bearss, former 102d Infantry commander now leading the 1st Infantry Brigade, noted for guiding prisoners from France and for leading the 2d Infantry through nine miles of hostile terrain in the St Mihiel drive. Also cited were Lt Colonel James L. Howard of Hartford and Captain Norman McLeod of the 108d Field Artillery, with First Sergeant John McNulty of the 6th Machine Gun Battalion listed as residents of Revere.
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New England
War Department
Hiram Tf. Bearss
102D Infantry
F1st
Bearss
France
St. Mihiel
Vigneulle
James L. Howard
Hartford
Conn
Howard
Washington
Norman McLeod
108D Field Artillery
Irvin Avenue
Providence
John McNulty
Sixth Machine Gun Battalion
Dankwood Street
Revere
Ex Alderman Leary Dead in East Boston Listed Politician
Ex Alderman Michael J. Leary of East Boston died after a five day pneumonia illness at City Hospital. Known as Dike, he led Ward 2 Democratic politics, served in the Common Council, Legislature, and Board of Aldermen, and backed ex Mayor John F. Fitzgerald. Survived by brother Jeremiah J. Leary and three sisters. Funeral at 10 tomorrow morning in St Joseph's Church Orient Heights.
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Michael J. Leary
East Boston
Old Board of Aldermen
John F. Fitzgerald
S Boston Lodge of Elks
Fire at Weymouth Coal Wharf Sparks Firefighters’ Alarm
A fire at the A. J. Richards Coal Co wharf in Weymouth Landing started after 1 am and quickly spread toward nearby houses. Weymouth and neighboring towns responded with a general alarm. Sparks showered the New York New Haven Hartford railroad station opposite the wharves and crews aimed to save the line while fearing the Old Colony Gas Company gas tower could ignite.
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A. J. Richards Coal Co
Weymouth Landing
Weymouth
New York, New Haven & Hartford Railroad
Fore River
Old Colony Gas Company
Noted Edgartown Official Dies After Illness
Gerald Allen Pease longtime Dukes county register of deeds selectman assessor town clerk and overseer of the poor of Edgartown Ma died of double pneumonia following influenza at his sister Mrs Walter Beatty s Lexington home early yesterday afternoon He was a well known southeastern Massachusetts citizen
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Gerald Allen Pease
Dukes County
Edgartown
Martha’s Vineyard
Walter Beatty
Waltham Street
Lexington
Royal Coblenz palace under guard by American troops
With the American Army of Occupation, the royal castle in Coblenz is now guarded by American troops. The former German Emperor's summer palace, surrounded by royal gardens, houses historic articles and William S. belongings. After attempts to steal valuables, guards were placed to protect furniture and items inside.
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Associated Press
Royal Castle
Coblenz
Royal Gardens
William S
Mrs Lulu Ellis Informs of Husbands Death in England Base Hospital
Mrs Lulu G. Ellis learned yesterday that her husband, Sergeant Ray H. Ellis of the 13th Aero Construction Company, died of pneumonia November 19 at an English base hospital. She has four young sons, one she never met, left behind.
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Ray H. Ellis
13Th Aero Construction Company
Lulu G. Ellis
Sergeant Ellis
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