Dartmouth Green Alumni Celebrate Tragedy Shadow at Reunion
Throngs of alumni return to Dartmouth College New Hampshire for class day and baccalaureate events. Festivities feature lights, garlands, a tent, and pipe of peace ceremonies amid the Maroney murder case lingering in discussions.
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Wanover
N. H
Dartmouth
Realia
Maroney
Hopkins
Will €. Macfarlane
Old
Dartmouth Hall
Bema
Old Pine
Finch Class Hall Domicile Highlighted by Hue Sign
A fragment notes a Finch class facility with a five year timeline, a dormitory reserved for class use, and a vivid hue electric sign in front of the hall. The text mentions outfits including tall white hats, suggesting ceremonial attire connected to the class display.
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Finch
Halluch
General Edwards to Headline Y Show at Shubert Theatre
Major General Clarence R. Edwards will be the honored guest at the first performance of Sky High, a three act musical comedy by Leverett Bentley and Charles B. Robbins, staged tonight at the Shubert Theatre for the Yankee Division clubhouse fundraiser. The cast includes 100 Yankee Division members with Aurelia Butterman and Roland Fenton in leading roles, plus C. B. Pettes as a premier impersonator. army nights welcome regulars and veterans for this lively revue with songs and dances.
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SKY High
Shubert
Sat
Clarence R. Edwards
Bins
State Street
Aurelia Butterman
Roland Fenton
108D Machine Gun Battalion
C. B. Pettes
Pink
Shubert Theatre
Marion Heff
Hazel Wardaman
Isabel Mcleod
Margaret Jennings
Modern science and faith urged to uphold moral law
The passage argues that those who ignore God's laws build in vain and praises science for its accuracy and truth. It urges thinkers and doers of tomorrow to reject sentimentality in religion and theology and preserve genuine spiritual values from past ages.
North Shore Street Car Service Seized In Gloucester Dispute
Theastern Massachusetts Railway Company shut off power and moved cars from Gloucester after failing to secure half the running costs from the Gloucester City Council. Jitney lines opened to replace service as Essex and Hamilton routes to follow. Local factories arranged transport for workers.
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Gloucester
Essex
Hamilton
Rockport
Theastern Massachusetts Railway Company
Salem
Longest Day Open Ocean Trade Hits New Port
The Lake Savis from Matanzas Cuba discharged 25 757 bags of sugar at this port marking the first of several sugar laden steamers due. The George W Barnes from Tampico Mexico arrived with 60 000 barrels of fuel oil. The Esparza from Port Limon Costa Rica carried 6 000 banana bunches. West Arrow from New York loaded cargo for Europe and excursion steamers drew crowds at Provincetown Plymouth and Nantasket amid chill bay winds. The Landsman.
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Matanzas
Cuba
Tampico
Mexico
George W. Barnes
Tropics
United Fruit
Esparza
Port Limon
Costa Riles
West Arrow
New York
Mystic Docks
Europe
Cathe
Provincetown
Plymouth
Nantasket
Shipping News Bailed Tugs and Barges Sail for Ports
Maritime notices list steamers and tugs operating from Philadelphia and New York to Genoa Montevideo Natal Camaguey and Havana with barges Pottstown Skippack Belmont Neshaminy Eagle Hill Neshaminy West Point Old Dominion Hackensack Merriam Eagle Hill and other tows. Several vessels travel to Rio Janeiro Buenos Ayres Nantucket Norfolk and Newport News with mixed cargoes and towed units.
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Buenos Ayres
Venada
Genoa
Calvin Austin
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Briton
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Standard
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Pleteher
Sermon Links Dartmouth Shooting to Prohibition Tolerance
Rev. William Harman van Allen denounces the shooting at Dartmouth College and says respectable citizens who condone liquor violations share in the guilt. He cites Henry F. Maroney’s death as a consequence of greed and disregard for law in a church sermon.
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Dartmouth College
William Harman van Allen
Church of the Advent
van Allen
Henry FE. Maroney
Dartmouth
Lynch Cry in Chelsea Breaks Crowd as Suspect Arrested
A near 200 strong crowd and one policeman chased Frank A. Juerce 25, colored, through Chelsea streets after he attempted to break into Felix Ahertook’s 138 Ash Street apartment. Juerce was captured after taking refuge in a Broadway Fourth Street store. He claimed 71 Upton Street Revere as his address.
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Frank A. Juerce
Felix Ahertook
Ash Street
Ahertook
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Abertook
Broadway
Fourth Street
Upton Street
Revere
Freight Embargo Hits Philadelphia Area Rail Yards
The yard men’s strike in the Philadelphia district led to embargoes on freight movements on the Pennsylvania and Reading railroads. The embargo excludes perishables livestock food and fuel for utilities and also affects local yards at Baltimore. Officials say the action is precautionary and not due to immediate walkout effects.
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Pennsylvania
Reading
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Co. W. Galloway
Baltimore & Ohio Railroad
Baltimore Tonight
Cumberland
Man brandishes revolver during drunken arrest on Atlantic Avenue
Richard Sullivan of Somerville seized a loaded revolver from Sergeant Michael Sullivan at City Hall Avenue police station. He waved the pistol toward a crowd near Rowe's Wharf and threatened to shoot unless a prisoner arrested for drunkenness was released.
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Rowe's Wharf
Richard Sullivan
Somerville Avenue
Somerville
Michael Sullivan
City Hall Avenue
Sullivan
James Happney
Joy Street
Happney
New York
Revolver Incident Ends With Arrests In Somerville Street Clash
A tense scene near the New York boat ends when Sergeant Sullivan wrests a loaded revolver from James Happney of Joy Street Somerville. Happney is held for drunkenness while Sullivan faces assault with intent to kill after threatening bystanders.
Miss Margaret Wilson Befriends Bus Conductor on Fifth Avenue
The White House thanks conductor P G Lynch for lending ten cents to Margaret Woodrow Wilson after she found herself without fare on a northbound Fifth Avenue bus. She later sent a dime and a note, and a gilt framed keepsake now honors Lynch in the Lynch family parlor.
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New York
Margaret Wilson
Fifth Avenue
P. G. Lynch
White House
Lynch
Fifth
Margaret Woodrow Wilson
Will Ask Support of Irish Freedom From New Bedford
At a New Bedford Friends of Irish Freedom meeting the group voted that all members write to Democratic National Convention delegates from the 16th district and to delegates at large from Massachusetts. They urge inserting in the party platform a plank recognizing the Irish Republic.
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New Bedford
Friends of Irish Freedom
16Th Congressional District
Massachusetts
Trish Republic
Brookline Sealed Proposals for Borland and Chatham Streets
Sealed proposals for construction of Borland and Chatham streets including 3800 square yards bituminous macadam will be received by the Brookline Selectmen until 4 p m Monday June 28 1920. Bids to be endorsed Proposal for Construction of Borland and Chatham Streets and read publicly.
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Borland and
Chatham Streets
Chatham
Town Hall
Board of Selectmen
Edward A. McEttrick
Watertown Arsenal
Watertown
Massachusetts
Sugar Rationing Starts Nationwide Under Palmer Aide
Sugar rationing begins today directed by A W Riley special assistant to Attorney General Palmer. Voluntary committees from commercial sectors will assist in distributing sugar to meet absolute necessities first for essential industries like home canners bakers. National HQ will be in New York with state committees to follow.
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Palmer
Washington
Riley
United States
New York
Births Marriages and Deaths Notice Rates
The Post charges 1.00 for four lines in Birth, Marriage or Death notices with 25 cents for each extra line. Notices must be mailed to the classified department or sent by telephone to Main 1383 or Main 1005 after 3 AM.
Funeral notices excerpt from Boston area papers
In this city June 20 Clara A widow of I J Bassett formerly of Lynn. Funeral June 23 Waterman Chapel Roxbury at 1 pm. Many notices follow for Edwards Black Andrew Broderick Patrick Burke Delia Burke Martin Byrnes Abigail Catabianco Abbie Shelton Gordon Cummings Ann Sullivan nee Emery Mary Gately Harold Halloran Raymond Hanley Charles Howard Elizabeth Kenney Elizabeth Lyden Mary Lynch Bridget Moran John Sutherburg John Thomson Barbara Thomson Elizabeth Wade Charles Worster Anne Younkin and others with funeral times and locations in Melrose Roxbury Dorchester Everett and surrounding towns.
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I. J. Bassett
Lynn
Waterman Uivel
Washington St
Roxbury
Black
Melrose
Edward Dayton Black
Charles Fr. Black
Trenton St
Patrick D
Anna T. Burke
Beacon
St. Cecilia's Church
Burke
Delia Burke
Sally
Patrick Burke
Delle
Mission Church
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Saxonville
Martin B. Byrnes
St. George's Church
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Everett
Abigail
Charles Catabianco
Felix Mary McGovern
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Copeland
Abbie Shelton
Daniel O
Late Lake Are
Crosman
Jom
Edwin P. Crosm
Webster St
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Ann
Sylvester W. Cummings
U. 8
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Maine
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John
Daniel
Emery
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Cummiee
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Sea Maine
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Washington
James Sullivan
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Dorchester
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Fallon
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Marte St
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Brookline
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Annie Halloran
Hanna
Franklin St
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Hanley
Jamaica Plain
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Evergreen St
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Aute
Lynch
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Geneva Ave
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Killoran Anniversary Mass Planned in Cambridge Parish
In loving memory of Mrs Catherine Caulfield died June 25 1918 observing the second anniversary requiem at Blessed Sacrament Jamaica Plain on June 22 at 9 a.m. Family notes she is gone but not forgotten by her children.
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Blessed Sacrament Church
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