Dorchester Leader Barry Dies After Yearlong Illness
The Dorchester resident Mr. Barry died at his home 88 Norton Street after a yearlong illness. He chaired the Meeting House Hill Improvement Association and sponsored the Mt. Ida playground, with ties to church and social organizations. A widow and eight children survive. Burial is set for Holy Cross Cemetery Malden.
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Dean Academy Holds Commencement Marking Headmaster's 15th Anniversary
About 2500 attendees including relatives friends and alumni witnessed the graduation of 107 students at Dean Academy Franklin. The ceremony also marked the 15th anniversary of Dr Arthur W Peirce as headmaster.
Col George H Benyon Retires as Boston School Drillmaster
Colonel George H Benyon retires after years as drillmaster for Boston public schools. He will be succeeded by Lieutenant Colonel Charles A Ranlett. Benyon’s long service saw the force grow from three regiments to nine, with units in nearly every high school.
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Funeral of Lieutenant Roe Shuts Scituate Town
Flags were at half mast and all town business paused yesterday in Scituate for the funeral of Lieutenant George T. Roe U S N the Boston naval aviator killed in San Diego last month. Full military and naval honors were accorded the young man. The article also notes bonds selling and movie directing as lucrative recent professions for women.
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President Harding Praises Peace Effort at Canadian Tribute
President Harding, at American University, defends peace by sovereign states over world super powers. He cites Dr. Rowell of Toronto and J. Jusserand, noting North American cooperation as a model for civilization and peaceful dispute settlement.
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Harding and Yorktown referenced in joint war reflection
A speech links United States and Canada with peaceful dispute resolution and urges graduates to lead in restoring global stability. Bishop Hamilton and M. Jusserand discuss Yorktown and a symbolic three flags alliance amid wartime challenges and shared values.
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Legion Protest Over Transport of War Dead
State American Legion members plan a formal protest after six New England war heroes were moved in two open express wagons through city streets from South Station to North Station. The bodies, returnees from France, head to homes in New Hampshire and Vermont for burial. Legion representatives will meet Major General Shanks of the first army corps to present their protest.
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