Oswald Kunhardt seeks parole and return to Boston
Oswald Kunhardt, once a Boston dye dealer and former consul, interned at Chickamauga Park since July 1918 as a dangerous German alien, says if paroled he will return to Boston, become an American citizen, and rebuild his business in dye stuffs or shift to another venture. He plans to renounce consular ties and vows to be a good American citizen, awaiting Washington’s decision on his release.
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United States Prison Barracks No. 2
Chickamauga Park
Oswald Kunhardt
Boston
State Street
Kunhardt
Post
Germany
Manchester-by-the-Sea
Karl Muck
America
Dr. Mack
Washington
Charleston
S. C
Cecilia Esther Kearns Weds Lieutenant John W. Casey
Cecilia Esther Kearns became the bride of John W. Casey of Brookline a former lieutenant with 101st Infantry after a St Peter's Church ceremony in Dorchester. The couple plan to reside on Gibbs Street in Brookline after a honeymoon in the mountains.
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Cecelia Esther Kearns
St. Peter’s Church
Dorchester
John W. Casey
Brookline
101St Infantry
Miss Kearns
William F. Kearns
Gertrude Delaney
Lorraine Hackett
Miriam Kearns
Mrs. Casey
Edward Kenny
John T. Mullen
Ambrose Murphy
St. Ambrose Church
Leo J. Logan
Casey
Captain Francis Logan
Col
Edward J. Logan
Edmund J. Casey
Malcolm J. Logan
James J. Fitzpatrick
John A. Reardon, Jr
Copley Plaza
James D. Casey
ST. Peter's Church
Cecilia E. Kearns
W. F. Kearns
Larchmont Street
German consul Oswald Kunhardt pleads for release and describes hopes
Oswald Kunhardt, a former German consul now confined, expresses desire to return to Boston, seeks release or parole, and asserts honesty about his past and plans to become an American citizen. He says he has nothing to fear and wants to resume life in Boston after a rest. He avoids discussing wartime Germany and focuses on his future.
Diplomas Awarded at State Normal School Framingham
Ninety nine? 89 girl graduates received diplomas at State Normal School Framingham yesterday afternoon. The exercises were held in the institution auditorium with the graduating class on stage alongside speakers. Frank W. Wright deputy commissioner of education delivered the principal address.
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State Normal Schoo
Framingham
Frank W. Wright
Future Golf Champ Loses After Strong Start
Miss Glenna Collett of the Metacomet Golf Club Rumford Rhode Island the youngest player in the Women’s Golf Association of Boston championship at Brae Burn led 5 holes against Mrs E W Daley Oakley Country Club but lost 3 and 1 in the second round. Two extra holes featured other Brae Burn matches with Mrs G B Johnson and Mrs J D Woodfin advancing. Mrs I Q White defeated Mrs W C Johnson after a long duel to reach semifinals. Mrs G W Roope was eliminated by Mrs E H Baker.
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E. W. Daley
Oakley Country Club
Glenna Collett
Metacomet Golf Club
Rumford
R. I
Boston
Brae Burn
Oakley
Rhode Island
G. B. Johnson
J.D. Wood
Noted town benefactor dies at home on North Franklin
The town’s namesake and benefactor died today at his home on North Franklin Street in his 84th year. The funeral is set for Friday at 3 PM at Winthrop Congregational Church with Rev. W. L. Sperry of Boston officiating.
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North Franklin Street
Winthrop Congregational Church
W. L. Sperry
Boston
Colbert and Coughlin Wed at St Ann’s Somerville
Miss Mary S Coughlin of Somerville and Sylvester S Colbert were married yesterday at St Ann’s Church Somerville in a nuptial mass celebrated by Rev F J Butler pastor Both are active in Knights of Columbus work.
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Mary S. Coughlin
Broadsway, Somerville
Sylvester S. Colbert
St Ann's Church
Somerville
F. J. Butler
Knights of Columbus
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Herbert L. Baldwin
A. Shuman & CO
Merts
New
Palm Beach
Gman
Maurice Ketten
Cecilia Esther Kearns
Kot
Kunhardat
Muck
Department of Justice
Bagston
State Normal School
Boston Elevated Railroad Company
G. E. Holbrook
Penn
Tremont St
Ilinois
Rockland
Jewels
Dept. A
Jewelers
Washington St
Colbert—Coughlin
Nainsock
Madras
Washington Street
Brattle
Adams Square
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