Children enjoy Nantasket picnic hosted by Boston dealers
More than 170 children from Boston institutions and homes rode in 70 autos and trucks to Nantasket for a day arranged by the Boston Automobile Dealers Association. Chester Campbell led the event as secretary, with popcorn, candy, and a noon dinner at Hotel Nantasket. Children later returned home tired but happy.
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The
Boston Automobile Dealers’ Association
Boston
Nantasket
Chester
Campbell
Neluduz
Honor Roll drive boosts Boston memorial fund effort
Boston firms aid the Honor Roll committee in raising 150 900 to place monuments for service members in all five wards. Subscriptions from Hornblower & Weeks and others push the drive as Roslindale and Dorchester groups organize committees. The plan targets 10 000 women volunteers and 10 member subscription books to reach the goal.
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Boston
Hornblower & Weeks
Carter, Rice & Co
People’s National Bank
Priscilla Publishing Company
Bailey's Candy Store
Calvin Hosmer
The
Financial Publishing Company
Congregational Church
Roslindale
Edward Evans
John Keaton
Andrew Hipples
Harold Jones
Old South Building
Son of Wizard Offers Solution to Labor Problems
Charles Edison son of Thomas A Edison electrical wizard shares a remarkable solution to present labor problems in an exclusive interview in the near Boston Sunday Post.
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Charles
Thomas A. J.dison
Near Boston Sunday Post
Thurlow Appointed War Savings Stamp AdvisER in First District
Harold A Thurlow Boston University instructor in salesmanship and advertising gains appointment as advertising counselor and publicity adviser for the War Saving Stamp Division First Federal Reserve District He will direct thrift education through writing and pictures while retaining university ties.
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Boston University
First Federal Reserve District, War Savings Stamp Division
Harold A. Thurlow
College of Business Administration
Reston University
Adiser
First Federal Reserve District
Thurlow
New England
American officer disappears with 485000 marks near Coblenz
American disbursing officer is sought by German authorities opposite the Coblenz bridgehead after vanishing with 485000 marks. The funds were to be paid to members of the 1st Division's field artillery unit guarding the outer post.
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Coblenz
Ith Field Artillery
Paris Inquiry Sheds Light On Missing Reporter Minor
Paris dispatch reports Colonel House asked to investigate the disappearance of Robert Minor a San Francisco publicity director and treasurer of the International Workers Defense League who vanished after attending a railway workers meeting Minor once met Lenine in Russia and previously worked for the New York World and Philadelphia Public Ledger. news from Paris and San Francisco mix with payroll insurance details and a separate company policy outlining premiums and coverage for new workers.
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Paris
Colonel House
United States
Robert Minor
Lincoln Steffens
Minor
France
Germany
Russia
New York World
Philadelphia
San Francisco
International Workers’ Defence League
Thomas J. Mooney
Lenine
American Woolen to Insure Employees
American Woolen Company plans free life insurance for all employees to begin on June 16. The program covers every staff member and is funded by the company.
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Pease
American Woolen
F’ree Life Insurance
American Woolen Company
Arlington Bride Helen Greene Weds Lewis Cousens at Home
Miss Helen Greene of Arlington and Smith College class of 1917 married Lewis Hobart Cousens of Dartmouth class of 1908 and Navy ensign at the Greene home 46 Jason Street Arlington. Rev Samuel Clarke Bushing of Pleasant Street Congregational Church officiated.
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Helen Florence Greene
Arlington
Smith College
Lewis Hobart Cousens
Dartmouth College
Navy
Hobart E. Cousens
Draper Avenue
Richard Dpd. Greene
Jason Street
Samuel Clarke Bushnell
Pleasant Street Congregational Church
Euclid Lodge Publishes Night at Symphony Hall Programme
Euclid lodge members attend a public concert at Symphony Hall with members as soloists and composers. The program includes Harlow Overture, Wagner Lohengrin Prelude, Verdi Il Trovatore, Rossini William Tell, Strauss Artist’s Life, and Elgar Pomp and Circumstance among others with soloists Stanislaus Watts and Komzak.
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Euclid Lodge
Symphony Hall
Massachusetts State Guard
Harlow
William
Strauss
Wagner Anam Suleras
Sequeira
Ilaro
Spindler
Alfred Uoly
Espata
the Defender
Madrigal
Four Mead Morrison workers strike for pay raise per Navy agreement
Four honoured machinists black smiths helpers and others at the Mead Morrison Company plant on Prescott street strike demanding higher wages in line with an arm agreement with the Navy Department.
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Mead- Morrison Company
Prescott Street
Boston
Navy Department
U. S. Archangel Force Reaches Brest in North Russia Return
The first contingent of American soldiers repatriated from Archangel arrived in Brest aboard the steamer Czar. The detachment of Infantry disembarked for a few days rest at Camp Pontanezan and will sail for the United States this coming weekend.
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Brest
Archangel
North Russia
Soth Infantry
Camp Pontanezan
United States
Thanks From Dr Rowley to the Post
Dr. Francis H. Rowley thanks the editor and the Post for favorably mentioning horses and animal life in the June 4 editorial. He notes the M S P C T A extends gratitude on behalf of thousands of faithful horses that enrich city life and deserve humane treatment.
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The
Post
Francis H. Rowley
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