Would Not Heed Wife Heeded No Advice in Uniform Trouble
Mark I. Nicholson of 124 Harvard Street Brookline was nabbed after failing to heed his wife and wear civilian clothes instead of a British army uniform. A former Canadian Highlanders sergeant with one eye, he served three years, was wounded at Gallipoli, and was discharged. He later enlisted again and was discharged in England, then campaigned during the last Liberty Loan drive with Theda Bara and Pearl White in New Jersey, praised by the Asbury Park mayor.
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Mark I. Nicholson
Harvard Street
Brookline
Canadian Highlanders
Gallipoli
England
Theda Bara
Pearl White
New Jersey
Asbury Park
Man Arrested for Wearing Uniform in Town
A man nicknamed Nicholson was seized near the Touraine by a British provost guard and jailed at the federal building after a warrant charged him with wearing a military uniform illegally. He could not post 500 bail and awaits Monday release. He married four months ago in Boston and worries for his wife. Lieutenant Landstrand plans to travel to New York with papers to support their case. The man claims prior service with the British and past trouble in Chicago over similar accusations. The sergeant notes the army clash, while the man says his zeal waned.
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Touraine
Federal Building
Congress
Guy Lamstrand
Royal Flying Corps
Nicholson
Boston
Landstrand
New York
Chicago
Corrections to Interview on Samuel H Woods in Post
A letter to the editor from Augustus F. Howell corrects errors in Colonel Roger I. P. Scannell's Friday June 27 interview about Samuel H. Woods. It outlines Woods family ties, misidentified occupations, residences, and Civil War drug contracts, urging publication of accurate facts.
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Boston
Samuel H. Woods
Worcester
New York City
Manchester
Cutler
Cambridge
Leonard Woods
Vermont
Joseph W. Woods
Arthur Woods
New York
Washington
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Woods
Scannell
Theodore Metcalf
Tremont Street
Metcalf
Beacon Street
Houghton & Dutton
Massachusetts
New England
Episcopal Church
Malden
K. T. Mason
Augustus F. Howell
Paris Restaurant Strike Shuts Most Eateries in Paris
Paris July 11 lunch was a difficult meal for most Parisians as waiters cooks and other restaurant hotel and cafe employees went on strike. Only small family-run places stayed open while delis and cold meat shops did brisk business as many cafes opened then closed when staff walked out.
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Paris
Government Sale of Ham By Sealed Bids 1919
Sealed bids for 580000 pounds of ham will be opened at 2 PM on July 23 1919. Bidders may obtain special bid forms at the Zone Supply Office 461 8th Ave New York City or at the Army Supply Base Boston attention Surplus Property Officer Refer to SPD No 2060 Sub
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8Th Ave
New York City
Army Supply Base
Boston
Some Real Dope for Former Service Men
A humorous Stars and Stripes column jokingly guides veterans returning to the United States. It ridicules prohibitions and profiteers while offering wry advice on civilian life, salaries, shopping, and social customs, with quips about K P duty, delousing, uniforms, and adjusting after war.
Memorial Services for 26th Division Held at St Paul
Protestant church notes announce Memorial Day style services at Cathedral Church of St Paul for the 26th Division on Friday noon to mark the Second Battle of the Marne. Gov Coolidge Mayor Peters and Gen Edwards invited. Taps will be played. Dead March in Saul as buglers sound. Reverend Edward T Sullivan to preach. Others noted include summer pastors and other church events and lectures.
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the Marne
Chateau Thierry
Coolidge
Peters
Edwards
Saul
Edward T. Sullivan
Trinity Episcopal Church of
President Spends Over Hour on Golf Links
President with Mrs Wilson spent more than an hour this forenoon on the golf links at a country club near Washington. He returned to the White House at 11 o clock and resumed official duties. Rear Admiral Grayson advised daily golf for exercise as feasible to aid his health before a vigorous speaking tour.
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Washington
Wilson
White House
Paris
Grayson
Saco Couple Begins Honeymoon After Long Courtship
William Lorenzo T. Davis of York county aged 81 and Dora A. Weymouth Davis of Carmel aged 56 were married last night in Saco Me. A large reception welcomed the couple as they departed for their honeymoon. Davis, a retired peddler and Civil War veteran, wed his former housekeeper who cared for him during a severe pneumonia. The town and nearby communities followed the celebration with interest, recognizing the couple's long acquaintance and popularity.
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Saco
William Lorenzo T. Davis
York County
Dora A. Weymouth Davis
Carmel
Davis
Biddeford
New Voices and Other Books Reviewed in One Column
A World of Books review roundup discusses Mar E Wil kinsons New Voices as a lively guide to modern poets with an anthology of about 200 poems. It also surveys Willian Harbutt Dawson The German Empire, George Gordon The Men Who Make Our Novels, A Russell Bonds Inventions of the Great War, Morris Jastrows Zionism and the Future of Palestine, and Pearl White Just Me, noting strengths, biases, and notable passages across these titles.
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Mar- Euerite Wilkinson
Amy Lowell
John Mansfield
Siegfried Sassoon
Vachel Lindsay
Josephine Preston Peabody
Sara Teasdale
Edwin Arlington Robinson
Edgar Lee Masters
Carl Sandburg
Walter de la Mare
Edwin Markham
William Butler Yeats
Robert Frost
Alfred Noyes
Miss Wilkinson
Willian Harbutt Dawson
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Prussia
Bismarck
Denmark
Austria
France
Min
Winston Churchill
Meredith Nicholson
Mrs. Rinehart
Zane Grey
Samuel Merwin
Robert W. Chambers
Joseph C. Lincolin
Slackensaex Board of Education
Louis Joseph Vance
Brooklyn
Harold Bell Wright
George Gordon
Moffat
Yard
William Dean Howells
Booth Tarkington
Owen Wister
Rex Beach
Joseph Hergesheimer
Theodore Dreiser
A. Russell Bond
Scientificmeérican
Paris
Palestine
Morris Jastrow
Pr. Jastrow
Europe
United States
Zion
Catholic Church Notes Triduum and Feasts Across Parishes
Tridua in honor of St Ann at St Marys Thatcher Street North End begins July 23 with 745 evening services. feast day July 26. Tridua for St Ignatius Loyola planned July 28 to 30, with feast day last of month. Garden party for St Hugh’s Roxbury on July 15 announced. American hierarchy meeting in Washington September 24 to discuss Catholic topics. Sacred Heart East Boston parish reunion August 2 at Wood Island Park. Our Lady of Perpetual Help Roxbury to observe Most Holy Redeemer feast. Novena to Our Lady of Mt Carmel ends July 16. Triduums opening Sunday across churches. Cathedral of Holy Cross clergy urge participation in annual reunion and festival today at Mechanics Building exhibition halls from 10 am to 10 pm with amusements and prizes.
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Blessed Virgin Mary
St. Mary's Church
Thatcher Street
North End
St. Ignatius Loyola
Society of Jesus
Church of Our Lady of Perpetual Help
Mission Church
Roxbury
Mt. Pleasant Avenue
Cathedral of the Holy Cross
Exhibstion
Paul Revere and
Talbot Halls
Mechanics
Marriage Intentions Plentiful in Boston Area Couples
A long list of marriage intentions shows numerous couples from Dorchester Charlestown Roxbury and surrounding areas planning to wed. Names include Albert Lapaline Lena Vadnais Lewis Devlin Minnie Young and others with varied occupations and home addresses.
City weighs buying army canned goods for public sale
Mayor Peters in North Haven sets up a committee to study the advisability of Worcester city purchasing army canned foods from the government and reselling them to residents. The panel includes James J. Phelan, A. Ratshesky, Robert A. Woods, Wynwyn G. Preston, and Joseph P. Kennedy, with Acting Mayor Ford moving the issue to the City Council.
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North Haven
Boston
Alexander Whiteside
Francis J. W. Ford
James J. Phelan
Hornblower & Weeks
Food Administration
A. ©. Ratshesky
Robert A. Woods
South End
Tlouse
Wiwyn G
Preston
S. Ss. Pierce Company
Joseph P. Kennedy
Fore River Ship Building Company
Congressman Fitzgerald
Bastile Night Observed At St Pauls Cathedral
St Pauls Cathedral plans Bastile Night next Sunday to mark France national holiday July 14 and celebrate the new treaty. Edward T. Sullivan presents The Flame That is France Burned but Not Consumed. Hymns will open the service on the Cathedral porch with a vested choir and four trumpeters.
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St. Paul’s
St. Paul’s Cathedral
France
Edward T. Sullivan
Swiss Must Join League or Lose League Capital
Paris July 11 Switzerland must join the League of Nations within two months after operation or lose the League capital Geneva if the league is formed in time L Intransigeant reports Switzerland has officials who say Germany must be admitted without delay or Switzerland will withdraw once in the league Allied powers reportedly responded though not publicly released
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Paris
Switzerland
League of Nations
L'Intransigeant
Geneva
Germany
Pilgrim Publicity Outing Planned On Tuesday
Members of the Pilgrim Publicity Association and friends will take their annual midsummer outing Tuesday by car to Chebaco Lake via the north shore. Sixty people planned to join the trip with dinner at Lakecroft Inn, athletic pastimes, original stunts, and a dancing party. Druggist A. H. Ackermann’s invitation to stop at his Lynn store for refreshments has been accepted.
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Chebaco Lake
North Shore
Manchester
Hamilton
Lakecroft Inn
A. H. Ackermann
Lynn
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