First Corps Area Shifts New Training Center Reforms Units
General Edwards issues a general order to reorganize the First Corps Area. The training centre will reconstitute on Sept. 1 at the headquarters with a small staff and later announced duties. The 18th Infantry Brigade will include the 5th and 13th Infantry, 7th Field Artillery, a tank platoon, and a 4th Engineers company. Units will be stationed at Fort Rodman, Fort Constitution, Portland, Boston Harbor, Fort Ethan Allen, and Mitchell Field.
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Edwards
First Corps
18Th Infantry
Eighteenth Infantry
13Th Infantry
7Th Field Artillery
4Th Engineers
First Coast Artillery District
Fort Rodman
New Bedford
18Th Infantry Brigade
Fort Constitution
Portsmouth
N. H
Sth Infantry
Portland
Boston Harbor
Third Cavalry
Fort Ethan Allen
Mitchell Field
L. I
Smith Dillaby Wedding at Tufts Goddard Chapel
Mrs. Alice B. Dillaby of Allston and Rev. Isaac Smith were married at Tufts College Goddard Chapel by Dr. Lee S. McCollester. Bridesmaid Miss Marie Weston. best man Rev. George Mark. The bride wore blue chiffon beaded satin. Mrs. Smith has served as probation officer for juvenile girls and was a former nurse in Saranac Lake.
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Goddard Chapel
Tufts College
Alice B. Dillaby
Brighton Avenue
Allston
Isaac Smith
West Somerville Universalist Church
Lee S. McCollester
Marie B. Weston
New Bedford
George A. Mark
First Unitarian Church
Somerville
Cupid Takes Three Brockton Teachers
Three Brockton schoolteachers will resign at the end of the current year to marry in the fall. Irene E. Alger of West Bridgewater will wed A. Russell Mack of North Easton. Thelma M. Gerry of Ashland will marry J. Harr old Bucknam of Jersey City. Elsie A. Anderson of Brockton will marry Albert Lee Cowles of Barton. A fourth, Hattie Bemis, is said to have married Everett S. Irwin recently.
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Brockton
Cupid
John F. Scully
Irene E. Alger
West Bridgewater
Copeland
A. Russell Mack
North Easton
Pawtucket
R. I
Missy Thelma M. Gerry
Ashland
J. Harrold Bucknam
Jersey City
N. J
Elsie A. Anderson
Albert Lee Cowles
Barton
Anderson
Hast Bridgewater
Hattie Bemis
Everett S. Irwin
Worcester Telegram
MIT Overhauls Staff as 110 Changes Approved
The Technology corporation approves 37 appointments and 47 resignations at MIT, plus 3 new term members and 621 graduates listed. S. Prescott becomes head of biology and public health. C. L. Norton leads physics after E. B. Wilson joins Harvard Public Health. Hutchinson becomes full professor of mining and engineering.
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Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Technology Corporation
S. (. Prescott
Department of Biology and Public Health
W. T. Sedgwick
L. Norton
E. B. Wilson
Harvard School of Public Health
W. Spencer Hutchinson
Lester D. Gardner
Frank W. Lovejoy
William C. Potter
Elisha Ine
Edward W. Rollins
Willis R. Whitney
Tech
R. P. Bigelow
R. R. Lawrence
H. W. Shimer
Bigelow
Biology and Public Health
Lawrence
Electrical Engineering
Dr. Shimer
H. O. Hofman
Department of Mining and Metallurgy
Institute of Technology
Mantestimony links suspect to US trouble in murder case
John McDonald of the Dedham street police testified at the Paul Dascalakis trial for first degree murder of Mrs. Alice Arsenault. He said a trip to Montreal disclosed Minnie Dascalakis asserting her husband told of trouble in the States, a woman found among ashes, and that he did not act, but his cousin did.
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John McDonald
Dedham Street
Paul Dascalakis
Pappas
Alice Arsenault
Columbus Avenue
Montreal
Minnie Dascalakis
Jury hears murder case over Arsenaults December 1919 death
Assistant District Attorney Fielding outlines that Alice Arsenault was killed on or about December 26 1919. The breakfast routine of a boarder and the discovery of Dascalakis in the kitchen are described as part of the case.
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Fielding
Alice Arsenault
Dascalakis
Fragments Hint at Domestic Case and Odd Encounters
Text recalls a boarder and husband implicated in a drunken episode and jealousy over a man named Arthur Pelletier. It hints a wife in Boston may testify, while stray lines mention a zoo observer noted at Franklin Park Zoo. The passage remains fragmentary and unclear.
Murder Trial Details Reveal Mrs Dascalakis's Marriage and Finances
Under cross examination Sergeant McDonald testifies that Mrs Dascalakis said she married Dascalakis two months after meeting him and had $4500 with $3000 invested in a confectionery business. Dascalakis remains passive as Adelard Arsenault recalls their 17 to 18 year marriage, separation in 1917, and his identification of his wife’s body. he mentions a man named Arthur Pelletier as a friend of his wife.
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Adelard Arsenault
Canada
Lynn
Arsenault
City
Columbus Avenue
Alice Arsenault
Arthur Pelletier
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Wilton
New England
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Converse
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