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Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Feb 16, 1920

Page

3

Famous German Police Dog to Be Shown Here

Frank G. Smith of Cambridge will exhibit "Fran Arna von Tirpitz" at the Eastern Dog Club Show in Mechanics Hall on Washington's Birthday and Feb 22. The renowned German police dog, noted for finding buried diamonds and scenting valuables, was bought in France for $1000 and served with the Red Cross in France.

Frank G. Smith Cambridge Fran Arna von Tirpitz Arna von Teurpits Red Cross France Fastern Dog Club Mechanics’ Hall Washington Anna

Woman's Day in the World at Temple Israel

Rabbi Harry Levi urged that women now enjoy power and recognition, yet question how they use it. He warned some fall into self indulgence while others seize opportunity to enrich life, with women shaping commerce, industry, and politics. Will the next generation bless or curse their birth?

Harry Levi Temple Israel Rabbi Levi

Roxbury Girl Becomes Boston Law Graduate Portia Doherty

Miss Anna K E Doherty of Dunreath Street Roxbury a Boston University Law School graduate has passed the Massachusetts Bar examinations. She will be sworn in March 19 after receiving her law degree last June and serving with a State Street firm. Daughter of Mr and Mrs John Doherty well known Roxbury residents.

Anna E. Doherty Roxbury Boston University School of Law Massachusetts Portia Board of Bar I¢xaminers Anna KE. Doherty Dunreath Street Boston University T Law School Doherty State Street Lawyers Coolidge Miss Doherty John Doherty

Military Honors for Dead Veteran at Malden Funeral

Kevin P. Harrington 24, historian of Orient Heights Post No 54 American Legion, died in a Philadelphia hospital while employed by the Shipping Board. His funeral at Holy Cross Cemetery featured a solemn high mass at Star of the Sea Church, celebrant Rev. Richard Millard, pallbearers Thomas Landrigan Charles Keough Ralph MecMasters Lawrence Dorgan Alex Grady Harold Rutledge, and a firing squad of Harrington’s naval service comrades fired a volley over the grave.

Kevin P. Harrington Orient Heights American Legion Holy Cross Malden Philadelphia Shipping Board Star of the Sea Richard Millard Thomas Landrigan Charles Keough Ralph MecMasters Lawrence Dorgan Alex Grady Harold Rutledge Young Harrington

Ole the Bear Sets Snowshoe Record for Horse Travel

SATTLE Wash February 15. Ole the Bear a mail carrier between Revelstoke British Columbia and Downie Creek four miles up the Big Bend achieved a new district record. With deep snow and a crust from rain and freeze he fashioned snowshoes from leather for his horse, wrapped its legs in blankets, and reached Revelstoke in three days without harm.

Lefreh Revelstoke

French Ship Patria Detained at New York Quarantine

Smallpox aboard the French steamship Patria from Marseilles led to quarantine detention in New York. Several passengers contracted the disease and those in contact were vaccinated. The ship carried 277 cabin and 1700 steerage passengers.

New York Marseilles

Civilians Get Chelsea Jobs Contested by Veterans Group

Chelsea Post American Legion accuses Mayor Breath and the Board of Aldermen of violating the Veterans' Preference act by appointing two civilians over two service men on a 12 firemen slate. The board confirmed all 12 despite dissenting aldermen questions legality and the region's protests.

Board of Aldermen of Chelsea Veterans’ Preference Act Chelsea Post American Legion Board of Aldermen Breath Leo A. Spillane Spillane Legion Jacob Hamburg Hanson Leslie Voke

New Plan For Franklin Square Drive Shotgunned

A Frank lin Square House clean up campaign yesterday announced a new fundraising plan. Hundreds of volunteers will seek contributions through coupon books with a certificate of good will shares for dollars subscribed, labeled The House that Love built.

Franklin Square House Love

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