Regimental Returns and Soldier Departures From Camp Devens
Nine trains will move 800 soldiers out of camp tomorrow to Camps Bowie Funston Dodge and Lewis with 1500 aboard the Canada and Melita. Discharges total 1646 men as units of the 12th Division depart, while the Knights of Columbus plan a new soldier relief building.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bowie
Tex
Funston
Kan
Dodge
Ark
Lewis
Wash
Canada
Melita
New England
Camp McClellan
Hoboken
Camp Meade
Portland
Tile
London
Knights of Columbus
George L. Byroade
Thomas J. O’connell
Springfield
B Company
6Th U. S. Engineers
Somme Canal
Carey
Gough
McCain
Flint
Yale
New Haven
36Th Infantry
Devens
Hall Faces Continued From First Page
Hiram Willard former county attorney and special associate counsel for the prosecution outlined the State's case against the accused. More than 200 witnesses and spectators filled the City Hall opera house where the court sits and heard the charge and how the government intended to prove it.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hiram Willard
Willard
Minnie
Henry H. Hall
Harrington
Murder Trial Drama in Maine Courtroom
The Hall murder case unfolds with a composed defendant and a lengthy jury draw. The day saw the first witnesses testifying and the defense hinting that Minnie Hall’s injuries may have resulted from an accidental fall near Wells Depot.
JURY FOR HALL CASE COMPOSITION AND OPENING TESTIMONY
Linwood E. Burbank leads a twelve member jury including Charles Whitney Charles E Durrell Charles D Ricker Arthur F Lougee Clyde R L Snow Frank J Gerrish Walter R Boody Melvin A Blake Pharaoh H Perry William A Davis and Jesse T Irish all married except Snow. Prosecutor details Hall alleged infidelities and murder plot with trial opening focusing on trestle accident and autopsy findings. Matthews the track walker testified about Mrs Hall being found on the ground and Hall's statements. The case proceeds with medical examiner and further witnesses to follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles
Whitney
Limington
Farmer
Charles E. Durrell
North Kennebunkport
Charles D. Ricker
Hollis
Arthur F. Lougee
Limerick
Clyde R. L. Snow
Old Orchard
Frank J. Gerrish
Lebanon
Walter R. Boody
York
Melvin A. Blake
Kittery
Carpenter
P. H. Perry
Kennebunkport
Farmer and Selectman
William A. Davis
Newfield
Pharaoh H. Perry
Jesse T. Irish
Snow
George B. Magrath
Boston
Magrath
Clark
Emery
Nurserymen Decry Federal Plant Import Ban At Meeting
The New England Nurserymen's Association opened its eighth annual convention in Boston amid sharp criticism of the Federal Horticultural Board. Speakers argued the June 1 import ban will cut off azaleas rhododendrons and other varieties from Europe, harming the trade. Peter M. Koster of Holland warned the ruling hurts horticulture, while Robert Pyle urged more advertising and Curtis Nye Smith said the action exceeded authority.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Federal Horticultural Board
Washington
New England Nurserymen's Association
New American House
Peter M. Koster
Holland
Koster
Federal Board
Robert Pyle
Pennsylvania
American Rose Association
Pyle
Curtis Nye Smith
Boston
American Association of Nurserymen
American Seed Trade Association
F. F. Rockwell
New York
Nurserymen’s National Service Bureau
Charles Adams
Springfield
F. S. Baker
Cheshire
Conn
Windsor M. Wyman
Bay State
Framingham
J. Horace McFarland
Harrisburg
Penn
American Civics Association
New England
Boston to Grant Widow Annuity for Patrolman Carr
The Senate passed an act to authorize Boston to pay Patrolman Patrick Carr's widow a 906 dollar annual annuity. The act takes effect after Mayor and City Council accept it. Carr died in 1916 after an accident while aiding a boy near Castle Island, was rescued, and later died in hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate
Boston
Patrick Carr
Carr
Castle Island
One by Edna Ferber in Boston Post Sunday Magazine
Edna Ferber writes a humorous piece titled Long Distances about reconstruction work among soldier boys in the upcoming Boston Post Sunday Magazine. The story is described as timely and engaging for readers next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edna Ferber
Soldier Boys
Boston Post
Boston Y M C A Campaign Seeks $174000 Goal
Hundreds of small subscriptions litter the appeal but large donors led the drive with 5000 from A F Bemis and 1000 from Henry Hornblower F W Fabyan S Parker Bremer and two anonymous donors. Charles F Aldrich gave 100. Officials urge all who benefited from the Y M C A to watch money at work as it funds postwar programs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. F. Bemis
Henry Hornblower
F. W. Fabyan
S. Parker Bremer
Charles F. Aldrich
Huntington Avenue
Arthur 38. Johnson
Army
Navy
Boston
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K. C
Hall
Kennebunk
Maine
Defenice
Ernest S. Matthews
Hoston & Maine Railroad
George L. Emery
George L. Emery, In Examining the Talesmen
Frank W. Clark
Boston & Maine
Little River
Wells Depot
Opera House
Charles Whitney
Linwood E. Burbank
Eliot
Frederick W. Hinckley
Veniremen
Frank D. Fenderson
Minnie S. Hall
Minnie H. Hall
Publico
N. B
Minnie O. Stevens
Frances
Undertaker
Penner
Atty- Gen - Sturgis
Emerys
Abraham Lincoln
Foreman Burbank
Pubnico
Minnie S
Florida
Marine Hospital
Mr. Willard
Gerow Sisters
Princeton
M Hall
Rest Green
Katie) Gerow
Grace Gerow
Matthews
Webber Hospital
Biddeford
Chesley
Mrs. Hall
Yeas
Thomas Pitt
Hall and
Kate Gerow
Katie Gerow
Lehn & Fink
W.S.S
Durbon
Carter
Nurserymen Rap Board
Army Training Corps
Eel Een Beg
Y.M CA
Boston Y. M. C. A
Roper
THE
Bovinine Company
Houston Street
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