Catholic priests of Boston diocese named chaplains
Several Catholic priests in the Boston diocese have been commissioned as chaplains with the rank of first lieutenant. Cardinal OConnor met Chaplains Francis B. Doherty and Lyman Rollins in Boston on a mission sent by General Pershing to recruit chaplains, and the recent enlistments reflect strong cardinal support.
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Boston
Cardinal O’connell
Francis B. Doherty
Lyman Rollins
General Pershing
Six priests named war chaplains amid army needs
The War Department announces six recent priests as chaplains including Rev. John F. Monahan Marblehead Rev. William J. Lillis Melrose and Rev. Frederick J. Allchin Dorchester. Other appointees are Rev. Michael Jessup S J Rev. Charles A. Donahue and Rev. Peter J. Donaghue.
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War Department
John F. Monahan
Church of Our Lady Star of the Sea
Marblehead
William J. Lillis
Church of St. Mary of the Annunciation
Melrose
Frederick J. Allchin
St. Paul's Church
Dorchester
Michael Jessup
S. J
Boston College
Church of the Immaculate
Charles A. Donahue
St. the
Peter J. Donaghue
St. Peter's Church
Cambridge
Father Jessup
Father Allchin
West Roxbury
St. Paul's
Anderson
Peter C. Quinn
Telegrams Sent by Train Indicted in Federal Case
New York July 26 The Western Union Telegraph Company was indicted by a federal grand jury for transmitting messages by train. Two bills accuse violation of laws against private express carriage of letters on routes linking New York with Boston Philadelphia New York Washington and New York Baltimore. Evidence shows 346 417 messages carried Aug 2 1917 to June 15 1918. Conviction could bring fines totaling 17 320 850.
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New York
Western Union Telegraph Company
Boston
Philadelphia
Washington
Baltimore
Indictment of 21 in U S beef theft scheme
Twenty one individuals were indicted in New York on charges of stealing beef consigned to the United States army. One suspect, Isador Frank, a meat dealer, remained at large as others were jailed on bail ranging from 1000 to 10000 dollars. The scheme allegedly ran April 29 to May 24 with foremen receipt manipulation to skim surplus beef for sale at profit.
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New York
Federal
Grand Jary
United States Army
Isador Frank
Frank
E. Paul Vaselli
United States
Vaselli
Kerensky Won’t Visit U S According to Temps
Paris July 26 The Temps reports Alexander Kerensky former Russian premier will not travel to the United States as he had planned.
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Paris
The
Temps
Alexander Kerensky
United States
The Kaiser as I Knew Him for Fourteen Years
The Kaiser as I Knew Him for Fourteen Years recounts experiences of an American dentist in Berlin from 1904 to 1918. The narrative covers the Kaiser’s autographs charity gift, travel habits, chauffeur hire, rail and auto use, court humor, language skills, art taste, and his detailed knowledge across topics. It notes his disdain for American wealth, preference for realists in drama, and loyalty to military strength amid world events.
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Berlin
United States
Germany
Reichstag
Kaiser
Weber
British Museum
Edward
Berlin Royal Opera
England
Empire
Allee
Tiergarten
Copyright Notice for 1918 McClure Syndicate
Notice states copyright held by McClure Newspaper Syndicate for 1918 and mentions continuation tomorrow in the Sun day Post and another daily ost. The text references future publication and rights attribution.
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McClure
McClure Newspaper
Sunday Post
Ost
Anti Air Guns Move to Boston Common Site
Boston's anti-aircraft guns will be placed on Boston Common near the playground center instead of the Public Garden. General Crozier and General Black urged the shift during a visit to Mayor Peters who approved the plan and directed Park Commissioner Shea to assist. Construction of concrete emplacements will begin at once.
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Boston
Boston Common
General Crozier
Department of the Northeast
General Black
Washington
Peters
Shea
Long Island Court Fight Delays Mayor’s Action
Mayor Peters said he would take no action in the Long Island dispute until the courts rule on Dr. Charles E. Donlan. Donlan remains in his post as superintendent of the municipal hospital and almshouse while trustees demand his departure.
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Peters
Long Island
Charles E. Donlan
Donlan
Dr. Donlan
New York Corporal Doolittle Killed in Buffalo Air Crash
Corporal James Ralph Doolittle of New York was killed today in an Buffalo aircraft accident. He previously served with the Lafayette Escadrille on the western front and earned 13 wounds in combat. He was cited in French orders and awarded the Croix de Guerre and the British Military Cross by King George for gallantry and skill.
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New York
James Ralph Doolittle
Buffalo
Lafayette Escadrille
King George
Corporal Doolittle's Wartime Service and Teaching Posts
Born in Chicago 24 years ago Corporal Doolittle studied at Columbia and Harvard. In 1916 he served in France with the American Ambulance later joined the Foreign Legion and was assigned to the French air forces. Returning to America last fall he worked as instructor and tester at Minola San Antonio Gertsner Field La Dayton O and Buffalo.
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Chicago
Doolittle
Columbia
Harvard
France
American Ambulance
Foreign Legion
America
Mineola
San Antonio
Gertsner Field
Dayton, O
Buffalo
German Attempts at Colonial Lands Spark South Chile Riots
An Argentina government probe links the Buenos Ayres frontier clash near Lake Buenos Aires to German efforts to seize southern Chilean lands. About 300 colonists fought Chilean troops after German von Flack forcibly took property, prompting Argentine cavalry to rush to the area.
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Buenos Ayres
Argentina
Chili
Lake
von Flack
To Bring Hub Seaman's Body Home for Burial
The body of John Francis Davis a second class seaman aboard the Albany died Tuesday and will be brought to Boston for burial. His mother Mrs Annie L McKeown of East Boston sought Navy permission to bury him in the family plot with help from Representative John B Cashman and Congressman Tague. A naval delegation may attend the funeral services.
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John Francis Davis
Albany
Boston
Annie L. McKeown
Webster Street
East
Navy Department
John B. Cashman
Fast Boston
Tague
Roosevelt and Geddes Inspect Irish Naval Establishments
Assistant Secretary of the Navy Franklin D Roosevelt and Sir Eric Geddes the first lord of the British Admiralty visited the south of Ireland to inspect naval establishments under Admiral Sir Lewis Bayly.
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London
Franklin _p. Roosevelt
Eric Geddes
Ireland
Lewis Bayly
New York Police and Firemen Minimum Pay Set at 1200
The New York Board of Aldermen approved the Board of Estimate’s recommendation to raise the minimum salary for policemen and firemen to $1200, effective immediately for the lower grades.
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N. Y
New York
Board of Aldermen
Board of Estimate
Son Killed Father Steps In For Service
Arthur E. Wellington spoke after his son, who enlisted in September 1916, was killed at the Somme. The grieving father, a New York newspaper man, said it is up to him to take his son's place and he was accepted to join a Nova Scotia regiment tonight.
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New York
Arthur E. Wellington
Wellington
the Sommie
Nova Scotia
Splendid suits offered in a large group sale
You will be delighted and surprised by these splendid suits on display in a big group at 15.75 dollars. The ad emphasizes the striking value and broad selection available to buyers.
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