Harvard Cadet Officers Picked For ROTC Corps
The Harvard Reserve Officers' Training Corps names a new set of cadet officers led by Captain C. C. Wood son of Major-General Leonard Wood. The corps moves to Bayonet practice at Waverley and prepares for a three week Barre encampment starting March 23.
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Harvard
Harvard Reserve Officers’ Training Corps
Cambridge
Barre
C. C. Wood
Leonard Wood
Department of the East
Sam Felton
Ken Parsons
Walton A. Green
Cass Canfield
Francis Parkman
W. K. McKittrick
F. B. Lund, Jr
W. D. Schier, Jr
J. D. Nichols
R. H. Morse
D. H. Mills
L. H. Wheeler
R. R. Bishop
Waverley
T. A. Roberts
National Guard Cavalry
Wiley
Fort Banks
Soldiers Field
Allied Relief Plans Approved by Red Cross Conference
Representatives of the American Red Cross and allied war relief groups approved plans to run national auxiliaries while keeping their names and continuing their existing work in the United States. The conference will reconvene to refine details and address abroad distributions.
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New York
American Red Cross
Red Cross
Robert S. Lovett
Red Cross Committee
United States
Frederick N. Allen
Federal Council of Allied War Charities
Chauffeur Freed on Bail in Lynn Woman’s Death
Frank L. Staples, a Lynn chauffeur, was released on $500 bail after police arrested him in connection with the death of Mrs. Reba Bosworth. He admitted quarreling with her before the shooting and notified a physician after her body was found in her Union street room.
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Frank L. Staples
Lynn
Reba. Bosworth
Union Street
Staples
Autopsy Recasts Death in Lynn Woman Case
Police reclassified a Lynn death from murder to possible self harm after an autopsy showed a bullet entered the head from the right, split, with part lodging in the flesh and no powder marks. Investigators Kane and Dona hue pursue leads involving Staples, a chauffeur tied to Fred Ayers, amid family ties at Mrs Bosworth’s home.
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Joseph G. Pinkham
Staples
Bosworth
Della Torrey
Wines From Seized German Liners Sold
Thousands of bottles of rare German wines were auctioned by sealed bids in New York for the United States government. The liquors were seized with the German steamships Vaterland Hamburg President Lincoln and President Grant when war was declared.
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New York
United States
Vaterland
Hamburg
Lincoln
President Grant
Sailor Beats Officer in Tremont Street Recruiting Tent
Reserve Officer Robert F. MacKie of the Lagrange Street station was beaten by an unidentified sailor in a Tremont Street recruiting tent and is critically ill at home. Police have made no arrests as the assailant remains at large.
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Robert F. MacKie
Lagrange Street
Tremont Street
Mercer Street
Boston
Dr Mann Happy At Trinity His Uncertain Bishop Call
Rev. Dr Alexander Mann rector of Trinity Church Boston says in a interview at his Wianna summer home he does not know if he will accept the bishopric offer from western New York diocese He calls the position a return to his old diocese where he was born and raised and admits uncertainty about his future decision.
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Hyannis
Alexander Mann
Trinity Church
Boston
Wianna
Boston Post
New York
Mann
Newark
Trinity
Buffalo
Rochester
Cameron J. Davis
St. James’ Church
Watkine Glen
Western New York
Geneva
Hobart College
Cox
Smith
Watkins Glen
Committee of Notification
Doctor Sill
Sea Horsing Latest of Sports at Seaside
BRIGHTON BEACH NEW YORK July 5 An now it's Sea Horsing a vivid seaside sport with wooden sea horses for races tilts and stunts. The Sea Horse Brigade led by Miss Aldian Hudson drills daily at the breakers promising a well drilled second line of defence and a cheerful warning that none would mind falling victim to this new pastime.
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Brighton Beach
N. Y
New England
Brighton
Aldian Hudson
Lexington Pastor Sails to France to Join Ambulance Service
The Rev. Christopher Walter Collier of Hancock Congregational Church sails for France to join the American ambulance field service corps for six months. While away his wife will handle church duties except preaching.
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Lexington
France
Christopher Walter Collier
Hancock Congregational Church
American Ambulance Field Service Corps
Battlefront
Man Dies After Fall at Falconer's Quarry
John W. Anderson aged 64 of 197 Centre Street Quincy died after a 50 foot fall while employed at Falconer's quarry in Quincy. He passed away at Quincy Hospital yesterday afternoon following the accident.
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John W. Anderson
Centre Street
Quincy
Falconer
Quincy Hospital
Bradlee and Mitchell wed in Malden home ceremony
Miss Eleanor Frances Bradlee of Malden married Percy Downing Mitchell of Portland Missouri in a home ceremony at 2 Oxford Street, Malden, conducted by Rev. C. W. Bradlee and his wife.
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Eleanor Frances Bradlee
Malden
Percy Downing Mitchell
Portland
C. W. Bradlee
Oxford Street
Wolf's Shoes Promotes 79 Cent Tennis Oxfords
Bargain card in the Shoe Department at Wolf's My Clothier corner Hanover and Portland streets advertises men's tennis oxfords regularly priced at 1.50 now 79 cents. Stores note they issue legal stamps with purchases.
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Wolf's
My Clothier
Hanover
Portland Sts
Harvard Summer School Reception Honors Faculty and Students
A reception for more than 600 Harvard Summer School students and instructors was held last evening in the Harvard Union with many Harvard faculty members in attendance. The receiving line featured President and Mrs. Lowell, Dean and Mrs. James H. Ropes, and Professor and Mrs. Kenneth Webster. Professor A. C. Coolidge spoke on The Expansion of Europe, and Colonel Paul Azan will speak Monday afternoon on Phases of Actual War in France in the new lecture hall.
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Harvard Summer School of Arts and Sciences
Harvard Union
Harvard
Lowell
James H. Ropes
Kenneth Webster
A. C. Coolidge
Europe
Paul Azan
France
Roslindale Elms Stand After Sidewalk Petition Rejected
After 35 residents protested, Roslindale street commissioners rejected Reverend John F. Cummins and others petition to lay stone walks on Brown Avenue between Ashland and Seymour. Sidewalks would require removal of seven giant elm trees.
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Brown Avenue
Roslindale
John F. Cummins
Sacred Heart Church
Ashland
Seymour Streets
Harvard Professor Calls National Guard Mobilization Criminal
Professor Robert M. Johnson of Harvard and Cambridge University criticizes the delay in mobilizing National Guard units for war training. He tells the city safety board it is criminal to deprive militia members of immediate training and urges maximum camps without delay.
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Robert M. Johnson
Harvard
Military Effciency Association
Modern History
Cambridge University
Payne Leaves $7 Million to Charity in Will
The will of Col Oliver H Payne who died in New York last week provides cash bequests totaling over 7 million dollars to charity and education. Lakeside Hospital Cleveland Yale University and the New York Public Library each receive 1 million dollars. A 500 thousand endowment to Cornell Medical College funds its income for support and maintenance. Other gifts include Phillips Academy Andover 500 thousand and 200 thousand to St Vincent’s Charity Hospital Cleveland Cleveland Jewish Orphan Asylum Hamilton College and University of Virginia.
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New York
Oliver H. Payne
Lakeside Hospital
Cleveland
Yale University
New York Public Library
Cornell University Medical College
Phillips Academy
Andover
Mass
St. Vincent's Charity Hospital
Cleveland Jewish Orphan Asylum
Hamilton College
Clinton
N. Y
University of Virginia
Socialists Move From Park Square Amid Anti Socialist Disturbance
The Socialist State party prepared to leave its 14 Park Square headquarters after an order to evacuate following last Sunday's anti Socialist demonstration. The workers council attorney urged Governor McCall and Navy Yard Commandant Rush to discipline military members involved in the disturbance.
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Socialist State Party
Park Square
Workmen's Council
McCall
Rush
Navy Yard
Socialists form committee to secure Boston headquarters
The Socialist members elected a committee to secure new offices in Boston. They prefer following Charles E. Loud to give up a month’s notice. If suitable rooms fail to appear, the group may stay a month and await landlord action. Roewer offers to help Governor McCall identify rioters with evidence.
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Boston
Charles E. Loud
J. L. Damon
State Street
George E. Roewer, Jr
Workmen’s’Council of
Greater Boston
McCall
Massachusetts Coal Supply Survey Initiated by Public Safety Board
The coal board of the Committee on Public Safety began a state wide inventory of coal on hand in Massachusetts. It will show current stocks in major manufacturing centers and estimate needs for the next 12 months. Local committees and defence leagues in about twenty cities have been asked to help collect data.
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The
Coal Board
Committee On Public Safety
Massachusetts
New National Hymn Then Bolstered by a Russian Composer
After the overthrow of the Czar soldiers and workmen replaced God Save the Czar with a new national hymn. A Russian poet wrote Young Russia hail victorious and a talented composer set it to music. The song is now sung across eastern Europe.
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Russia
God Save the
Czar
Europe
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U. S
Reva Bosworth
Sailor
Filenes
DR. Mann
Happy
James Walsh
Post
Sea Horse Brigade
Mitchell—Bradlee
Harvard Summer School
Johnson
Payne
Socialists
Navy
Mr. Roewer
Charlestown Navy Yard
Palm Beach
Palm Beach Mills
Goodallworsted CO
A.rohaut Dept
Guaveny
Sunday Post
Gimn Svobodnoi Rossii
New National Hymn
Russian Republic
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