Suspect Benny Gilbreth Faces Bail Battle in St Louis Case
Benny Gilbreth, a St Louis murder suspect arrested in Boston, faced detention as court and officers debated habeas and potential release. Judges delayed action while Missouri authorities planned arrival. Gilbreth remained held without bail. Andrew Heidinger was shot in St Louis on June 2 and gave conflicting statements during the investigation.
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Boston
Crawford
Cavagaro
Central Court
Missouri
McGarr
Benny
Gilbreth
Andrew Heidinger
Outdoors Pictorial Section Promises Coastal Life Scenes
The West Boston Sunday Post highlights varied outdoor pleasures from shore to river, presenting an engaging Outdoors Pictorial Section that showcases beach and river life.
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West
Lieut Col Shumway Becomes Youngest New England Lt Colonel
Lieutenant Colonel Sherman L. Shumway of Skowhegan Maine is 24 years old and advanced to lieutenant colonel after going overseas as a private in the YC. His rapid promotions placed him ahead of Burleigh of Malden as the youngest officer of that rank in New England.
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United States
Sherman L. Shumway
Skowhegan
26Th Division
Boston Harbor
Shumway
Burleigh
Malden
New England
Maine
Graduation Exercises at St Mary's Tarochial School
Last night in St Marys Hall Charlestown the St Marys Tarochial School held graduation exercises. Diplomas were presented by Rev John W McMahon pastor of the church and prizes were awarded to top scholars.
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St. Mary's Tarochial School
Charlestown
St. Mary's Hall
Winthrop Street
John W. McMahon
Kingsley Calls for U S Lead to Save Europe
Darwin P. Kingsley president of New York Life addressed the University of Vermont in Burlington honoring fallen students. He urged that the United States alone can bring Europe salvation through a political and economic league of nations and warned against isolationism amid postwar upheaval.
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Burlington, Vt
Europe
Darwin P. Kingsley
The
New York Life Insurance Company
University of Vermont
League of Nations
Degrees Awarded to 13 U of Maine Men Who Died in War
Thirteen University of Maine men who lost their lives in the war were awarded degrees at a memorial service. Nine received bachelor of science and four bachelor of arts degrees, reflecting the courses pursued by the 1917 and 1918 classes. Bishop Edwin H. Hughes delivered the memorial address.
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Orono
University of Maine
Edwin H. Hughes
Melrose
Mass
Salmon Abundance Marks State Fishing Season
The Fish and Game Commission reports a superb fishing season with bass restrictions lifted and abundant catches across the state. Anglers in Greenfield report lively trout while pickerel bass white perch and Chinook salmon are being harvested from streams and ponds, including 12 pound Chinook salmon at Long Pond Plymouth. Massapong Sharon emerges as a top spot and Boston area lakes Quannapowitt Morse and Chebbaga Lake are highlighted for day trips, with outside Boston wild bites noted. Violations of size limits noted but no overall rise in infractions.
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Long Pond
Plymouth
Massapong
Sharon
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Dartmouth Honors 91 Men Lost in War at Memorial
In Rollins chapel President E. M. Hopkins read the roll of 91 Dartmouth College alumni who died in the war. Thirteen were from the class of 1919. Rev. Dr. Ozora Stearns Davis delivered the baccalaureate sermon at the service in Hanover.
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Dartmouth
E. M. Hopkins
College
Rollins Chapel
Ozora Stearns Davis
Chicago Theological Seminary
Corpus Christi Pilgrimage at Brighton Convent
Women from many walks join a Corpus Christi procession at the Convent of the Cenacle Brighton. Dressed in veils they march from the north door to the Grotto of the Blessed Virgin, led by children and guilds. Clergy bless the host three times, with ample floral and musical pageantry. The officiants are Rev. Joseph C. Walsh, Rev. Patrick Waters, and Rev. John Sexton.
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Patrick Waters
John Sexton
Hitchcock Deems Root League Reservations a Clever Amendment
Senator Hitchcock labels the Root proposal on the League of Nations as a covert amendment designed to defeat the covenant unless all signatories accept changes. He argues the Root plan mirrors the Knox approach and won’t alter Senate alignment, calling it another tactic against ratification. Informal GOP and Democratic talks occurred, with no immediate action anticipated before further developments.
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Washington
Hitchcock
Committee On Foreign Relations
League of Nations
League
Senate
Senator Hitchcock
Knox
Peace treaty near signing as German delegates may approve
Copies of the final draft have reached the State Department from Paris and a Senate copy could arrive within a week. Supporters and opponents plan vigorous debate in the Senate this week over the treaty and the Root reservations as President Wilson returns to the United States.
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United States
State Department
Paris
Senate
Graduation at St Anthony's Parochial School
St Anthony's Parochial School near the Church of St Leonard of Port Maurice held graduation exercises yesterday in the school hall. A class of 2, 11 boys and 17 girls received diplomas from the pastor the Rev Anthony Souz Sousa O I M.
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Church of St. Leonard of
Port Maurice
Prince Street
North End
Anthony Souz Sousa
I. M
Take Care of Hair During Summer Warning Ad
Boston barber warns warm weather raises scalp issues and recommends Noonan's Hair Petrole. The ad touts scalp refreshing treatment under barber or at home for 15 cents per application or $1 per bottle from Noonan & Sons in Boston.
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Noonan
T. Noonan & Sons
Portland St
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