New England Pushes YD Offensive Fund to $60,640
General Cole announced The Go Through Friends of the YD book to honor backers as a six day drive nears completion. By last night New England contributions reached $60,640 with many committees still未 Heard from. major gifts from Hornblower Weeks and several companies boost the total while smaller donations pour in from mothers of YDers and workers at hotels and stores. A film exhibit at Cadet Armory and a Dartmouth hockey game at the Pavilion cap the drive with entertainment and fundraising efforts.
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Charles H. Cole
New England
Milk Street
Friends of the YD
General Cole
Cole
Willard B. Luther
Luther
Boston
Hornblower & Weeks
Forbes Lithograph Company
Joseph M. Herman Shoe Company
W. H. McElswain Company
Regal Shoe Company
Metropolitan Coal Company
Antonio
Henshaw Motor Company
Harry V. Kelsey
B. Mason Hamlin
William N. Goodnow
Frank W. Whitcher Company
Fears, Roebuck Company
Thomas G. Plant Company
F. B. Rice
Rice & Hutchins
Walker Stetson & Co
Burton Ferber Company
Curran & Burton
France
Springfield
101St
Edwards
Thomas A. Forbes
J. Robert Conrey
1024
Stubby
Burlington
Philadelphia
101St Engineers’ Welfare Association
Salvation Army
Stella Young
Annie Russo
Carroll Swan
1101St Engineers
Edwin
H. Cooper
Cooper
B. F. Keith
Dartmouth
Cambridge
Wood Is Heard On War Claims
Major General Leonard Wood testified before the House war claims committee on compensation for losses by amusement enterprises at Camp Funston Kansas. Leases ran five years and were fostered by camp activities. Wood supported adjusting losses in some cases. He met Senators Lodge and Nelson and was joined by William Cooper Proctor who spoke with Senator Harding.
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Washington
Leonard Wood
House Committee On War Claims
Camp Funston
Kansas
Department of the
Representative Strong
Capitol
General Wood
Senator Lodge
Massachusetts
Senate
Nelson
Minnesota
William Cooper Proctor
Wood
Harding
Ohio
County poor farm leased for grazing with care duty
Mitchell, Jan. 14. County commissioners say the county poor house has had no dependents for six months and lease the farm for grazing. The renter must care for any dependents that may be sent there.
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Mitchell
Boston Man Dies in San Francisco
Mannheim Caro aged 74 longtime Boston resident died Monday at his daughter's home in San Francisco where he had been living since his wife’s death. He previously lived in the South End and South Boston where he ran a Broadway department store. He is survived by six sons and three daughters, including Maurice Caro of 124 Melville Avenue Dorchester a downtown businessman and Elk member.
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Mannheim Caro
San Francisco
Mr. Caro
South End
South Boston
Broadway
Maurice Caro
Melville Avenue
Dorchester
The
Elks
Cape fishermen protest boycott in equity suit
Stillman C. Cash, Arthur F. Butler, Chester Hy, Robbins, John S. Reynolds, Earl Wade of various towns and Robert L. Jackson, George R. Paul, Angus R. Lohnes, Samuel B. Norton and Antone Silvia of Edgartown file a bill in equity in the Supreme Judicial Court claiming they were boycotted for not joining either the Fishermen's Union of the Atlantic or Fish Handler's Union No 15 778. They seek restraining orders against William H. Brown, Charles B. Doucette, and Frank L. Rhoderick, officers and members of the first union, and against officers and members of the second union to stop the boycott.
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William H. Brown
Boston
Charles EB. Doucette
Edgartown
Frank L. Rhoderick
Provincetown
Post Limerick Contest Offers $100 Daily For Final Line
Boston Post opens a winter Limerick contest with four line prompts daily. Readers submit a seventh line by mail in sealed envelopes to the Post Limerick Editors for a $100 prize, with multiple facts about rules and history of the form and its origins.
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Post Limerick
Boston Post
Post
P. O
Boston
Mass
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Hovey
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