Technology life members elected from Boston firm
Charles Hayden of Hayden, Stone & Co. Boston was named a life member of the Technology corporation at the June meeting. A MIT graduate, he joined as term member in 1913 and helped fund mining buildings in 1915 and the dedication with a $100,000 gift. Also elected as term members were Paul W. Litchfield of Akron, A. D. Little of Brookline, and Eben D. Stevens of Connecticut.
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Charles Hayden
Hayden, Stone & Co
Boston
Technology Corporation
Corporation
Chariel
Paul W. Litchfield
Akron
A. D. Little
Brookline
Eben D. Stevens
Quinnebag
Conn
Litchfield
Technology Clubs
Ohio
Cambridge
Berlin No More Becomes Lincoln Iowa
Berlin Iowa changes name to Lincoln Iowa after a City Council meeting. Officials will notify Washington post office by the end of the day. The small town adopts the new name to reflect a fresh identity and community stance.
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Berlin
Lincoln, Iowa
Washington
Lincoln
Floors Free From Infectious Dirt Notice
The Sylpho Nathol Co based at 14 Medford Street Boston issues guidance on maintaining hygiene and cleanliness to prevent infectious dirt in workplaces. The notice emphasizes floor sanitation and weekly cleaning routines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Sylpho-Nathol Co
Medford St
Boston
Notable Original Lafayette Escadrille Member
Foreword credits the author as an early member of the Lafayette Escadrille attached to the French army, among several American peers.
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Lafayette Escadrille
Inside the Lafayette Escadrille Flight Log 1915
A wartime aviator details reconnaissance missions near Champagne from September 7 to 21 1915. Entries cover routes heights durations and encounters with German forces. Notes describe anti aircraft defenses and large scale bombardments including shipments of shells and methods used to clear wire entanglements.
New York's Lights to Be Dimmed Indefinitely
New York city will keep its lights dimmed indefinitely after War Department approval. Police Commissioner Enright announced the precaution against possible air raids. Next Monday a War Department representative and Allan A. Ryan will conduct an airplane survey to assess brightness and improve safety plans.
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New York
New York City
Enright
War Department
Allan A. Ryan
Four Boston Marines to Try for Stripes
Four members of B Company in the Marine Corps from Greater Boston have been recommended for the First Officers Training School at Quantico Virginia. Corporal Joseph F Burke Sergeant John W McNamara Sergeant J Keating and Sergeant William H Ford completed recruit training. A second school opens August first and a third in November.
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Greater Boston
Marine Corps
Quantico
B Company
Joseph F. Burke
Haskell Street
North
Cambridge
John W. McNamara
Washington Street
Boston
J. Keating
Stanton Street
Dorchester
William H. Ford
Columbia Road
Mayor Peters Appeals for Palestine Restoration Fund
Bostonians are urged in a public appeal by Mayor Peters to donate to the Palestine Restoration Fund. The fund supports plans to rebuild Palestine and open a new era for a persecuted people.
Boston Jewish relief quota nears half way raise
Boston's quota stands at 100000 with 55292 raised as of last night after teams collected 3292 yesterday. Mayor Peters appeals to generosity, citing Jewish history and Zionist support from France Italy and Greece, praising America's backing and the 60000 Jewish service members.
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Boston
Peters
Wilson
Balfour
Palestine
Italy
Greece
America
Patriot appeal calls Boston to Palestine Fund
The formation of the Jewish legion as an honor guard for Palestine shows deep patriotism in the war. Our nation seeks a million dollars for the Palestine Restoration Fund, with Boston asked to contribute $100,000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jewish Legion
Palestine
Palestine Restoration Fund
Boston
Vanderbilt Widow to Wed Baker at Holmwood
Mrs. Margaret Em erson Vanderbilt widow of Alfred Gwynne Vanderbilt and torpedoed Lusitania victim will wed Raymond Harrison Baker director of the United States Mint in a simple 40 to 50 guest ceremony at Holmwood Lenoix Nevada on the lawn with music from hidden orchestra. They will honeymoon in California after the June wedding.
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Lenox
Margaret Emerson Vanderbilt
Alfred Gwynne Vanderbilt
Raymond Harrison Baker
United States Mint
Washington, D. C
Nevada
Holmwood
Vanderbilt
Reginald C. Vanderbilt
New York
Mr. Baker
United States
Key Pittman
California
Von Rothweiler Ordered Interned in Citizenship Case
Rochester N Y June 11 George von Rothweiler a reputed German nobleman who was arrested in Dansville three months ago and jailed here for citizenship review was today ordered interned by the Department of Justice.
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Rochester
N. Y
George von Rothweiler
Dansville
Department of Justice
East Boston Girl to Wed Naval Ensign
Miss Georgie M. Webster of East Boston will wed Ensign George K. E. Hodge of Winchester, a United States Navy officer. Special permission to marry was granted after filing marriage intentions at City Hall as the groom prepares to depart for sea duty Friday.
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Georgie M. Webster
East Boston
Ensign George FE. Hodge
Winchester
George S. Webster
West Eagle Street
Boston
George KE. Hodge
United States Navy
City Hall
Professional Day in Naval Reserve Draws Educators
Yesterday at the navy yard a professional day in recruiting drew educators and others into the Naval Reserve. Participants included William R. Higgins from Bishop College School in the Philippine Islands James H. Rooney a Lowell dentist Joseph A. Leary Brighton High School Daniel J. Daley Boston Latin School and John S. Nolan secretary to W A Grazier of the Boston Post.
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Navy Yard
Naval Reserve
William R. Higgins
Bishop College School
Philippine Islands
James H. Rooney
Lowell
Joseph A. Leary
Brighton High School
Daniel J. Daley
Boston Latin School
John S. Nolan
W. A. Grazier
Boston Post
Prince Will Help America After War Service
A weary Freder ick H. Prince and his wife Elizabeth Harding arrived in Boston after the French war zone. Prince, two and a half years with the Lafayette Escadrille, will not return to combat due to eye trouble and will devote his energies to aiding the U S government with his technical knowledge. He is brother to the late Norman Prince killed in France. The couple spent their honeymoon tending wounded in base hospitals and visited Princemere at Pride's Crossing.
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Boston
Frederick H. Prince
Lafayette Escadrille
Elizabeth Harding
Washington
Prince
France
Norman Prince
Mrs. Prince
Princemere
Pride's Crossing
U. S. Aviators in French Army Win Victories
Washington reports American aviators serving in the French army achieved several victories on the French front. David F. Putnam of Brookline Massachusetts downed three enemy machines in one engagement and is twice mentioned in the order of the day. He has six total victories and has earned the military cross and promotion to sergeant aviator. Lieutenant Sewall scored a victory after a long fight, while aviators Stanley and Weilk also secured wins.
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Washington
France
David F. Putnam
Brookline
Mass
Putnam
Sewall
Stanley
Weilk
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Hayden
Summer St
Oxfords
W. L. Douglas
Mary Janes
Ee Bya
Lee
U.S
U.S. Public Health Service
New England
Maite le
Lieu T. Bert Hall
Flying
COMPE
Kiffen Rockwell
Lafayette
Champagne
Amrich
Donthen Pont Forgere Perthe Bethneyville
Pont Forgere
Bonnvay
Mourmellon
Boucher
No Man’s Land
The
New Library, Inc
Daily
Sunday Post
Boston Marines
Baker
Mrs. Vanderbilt
von Rothweiler
Aviator
U. S
Hart Schaffner
Marx
Franklin Street
Hart Schaffner & Marz
Boylston Street
Hart Schaffner & Marx
Chas. R. Talbot
Franklin
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