Telegraphers Set Reception for Manion in Boston
More than 80 Greater Boston members of the Order of Railroad Telegraphers will host a reception for EB J Manion president of the national body at the American House on Saturday evening Manion a former Boston man and longtime New Haven branch chairman Leonard J Ross new vice president also a Boston man will preside at the meeting June 7 T M Pierson who ran the New England district has moved to Washington as assistant to Manion and will attend to bid farewell to his workers
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Boston
Order of Railroad Telegraphers
EB. J. Manion
American House
Manion
Chateau Thierry
Belleau Woods
Maine
Saturday Evening Post
Country Gentleman
Collier’s Weekly
Literary Digest
New England
Greater
Allied War Veterans Band Draws Fans at Braves Field
The Allied War Veterans Band concerts at Braves Field this week win strong public support. Conductor Alfred E. Zealley leads a skilled group with a mix of classical and popular numbers, delivering artistic readings.
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Allied War Veterans
Braves Field
Alfred E. Zealley
Alvin York a Kind Man of the Tennessee Hills
The Postman portrays Alvin York as a gentle, perceptive mountaineer from the Cumberland region. He is praised for kindness to animals, skill with hounds and game, and practical knowledge, while dispelling myths of bloodthirstiness in Tennessee mountaineers.
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Alvin York
Fame and nostalgia cling to Sergeant York at home
Residents still revere Colonel York as the fighting sergeant returns home to Tennessee. Al York faces quiet respect, with many offering stock and farm gear to his farm while York weighs his future. Moonshine cited as lingering but he avoids preaching temperance to old companions.
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al York
Jim Latham
Wright
Jim
York
Colonel York
Parson Biles’ Store
Alvin C. York
T. E. Brown
Murfreesboro
Brown
Wool Merchants English and O'Brien Plead Guilty
William A. English and John H. O'Brien of English and O'Brien at 275 Congress Street pleaded guilty in federal court to conspiring to defraud the government by submitting false federal income tax returns.
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William A. English
John H. O'Brien
English & O'Brien
Congress Street
Federal case near settlement in June 1918 arrest duo
In a year long federal case English and OBrien were jailed since June 1918 on bail of 25 000. At a hearing Judge Anderson noted a proposed 1 500 000 settlement with the internal revenue service contingent on liberty to continue business. Officials accept the offer but fear inability to pay if jailed. The government accuses a double set of books. Judge Anderson to hear more evidence tomorrow morning.
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English
O’brien
Anderson
Internal Revenue Commissioner
Internal Revenue Officers
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Seri
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Ma Baby
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Lillian Rosedale
Victor
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