Bridgeport High Senior Elopes With Sherwood Ritz
Miss Marion Arch a 19 year old Bridgeport High School senior secretly marries Sherwood Ritz of York on Washingtons Birthday then returns home to tell her parents Rev and Mrs Harvey C Arch of Bridgeport say they forgive the couple Ritz declined West Point to join a bank and the lovers plan to set up a home in York with the Archs supportive and hopeful.
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Bridgeport High School
Sherwood Ritz
York
Perth
Washington
Harvey C. Arch
West Point Military Academy
Arch
Pennsylvania
Sherwood
Nook
Catholic Church Lenten Activities In Dorchester And Roxbury
The city hosts Lenten devotions and talks at St Pauls Dorchester and other churches. Reverend speakers include Oscar O Gorman and Father Becker S J. Guild conferences, a nurses guild address at Boston College High School Chapel, and parish plays such as My New Curate at St Marys Theatre. A St Vincent Orphans Asylum Guild meeting is planned for tomorrow afternoon.
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St. Paul's Church
Woodward Park Street
Dorchester
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St. Paul
See
Guild of St. Radegonde For
Boston College
James Street
Charles W. Lyons
John J. ,Douglas
Canon Sheehan
St. Mary’s Theatre
North End
St. Patrick’s Eve
The
St. Vincent
Scenic Ry Maker Dead at Glen Cove
La Marcus A Thompson inventor of scenic railways in the US and England dies at his Glen Cove home. Funeral services planned. he was 1 years old, survived by a widow and sisters. His railways operated in 28 US cities and several in England and on the continent.
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Glen Cove, I
England
New
Revere Beach
Ohio
United States
London
Long Island
Automobile Association of America
Merchants’ Association of New York
League of Nations Stamp Suggested by Irving Levie
Baltimore resident Irving Levie proposes a League of Nations stamp design shown in a photograph. The idea comes from a Baltimore, Maryland source and reflects early advocacy for a global peace symbol.
Designer sends silver framed stamp for League of Nations
Irving Levie of Baltimore proposes a silver framed stamp to President Wilson as the League of Nations symbol. The stamp shows a winged woman representing peace with the inscription promising the League will hinder war and seek lasting world peace.
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League OF Nations
Irving Levie
Baltimore
Wilson
Retreat Closes At Cathedral In Boston Society Meeting
The Greater Boston conferences of the Society of St Vincent de Paul wrapped up their annual retreat at the Cathedral of the Holy Cross. Rev Dr Joseph A Murphy led the services and issued the papal blessing. The society’s general meeting followed the 8 o clock Mass in Cathedral School Hall with president James A McMurry presiding and new members in attendance.
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Greater Boston
Society of St. Vincent de Paul
Cathedral of the Holy Cross
Joseph A. Murphy
St. John's Seminary
James A. McMurry
Cubs Vets Start Early Training Ahead of Spring
Kenosha Wisconsin March 9 Jim Vaughn begins packing for Hot Springs Arkansas where he will train two weeks before leaving March 23 for Pasadena with the Cubs President Fred Mitchell and players Fred Merkle George Tyler Claude Hendrix Dode Paskett and possibly Charlie Deal join him The veterans aim to be in peak shape for the season while training at their own expense and without bringing baseball paraphernalia to obey league rules.
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Hot Springs
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Fred Merkle
George Tyler
Claude Hendrix
Dode Paskett
Charlie Deal
North Side
Mitchell
Grover Alexander
Hughey Jennings and the Tigers new fan engagement
A reflection on Hughey Jennings leading the Detroit Tigers and his inventive coaching style. The piece contrasts his acrobatic bench theatrics and colorful chatter with the classic managerial approach, noting fan interest and the impact on game alibis and umpire interactions.
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Hughey Jennings
Detroit Tigers
Hughey
Jennings
Noah Webster
Detroit
New Cub Ground Keeper Bobby Dorr Joins Chicago Cubs
Bobby Dorr, long time ground keeper for the Rochester International League Club, has been engaged by the Chicago Cubs for similar duties. The Cubs’ former ground keeper was severely wounded in France and was reported in an army hospital in Buffalo.
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Rochester International League
Chicago Cubs
France
Buffalo
Famous whist player Fisher Ames dead at Parker House
Fisher Ames of Bedford and Boston lawyer, born 1838 in Lowell, died at Parker House Boston where he and wife Virginia were wintering. Harvard graduate, author of whist works, Boston solicitor 1866 to 196, partner with George W. Morse in 1893 win over Cavendish and Trist, member of Mayflower Descendants and whist leagues.
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March
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Superior Court
Supreme Court
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Dedham
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William Bradford
Plymouth Colony
Gamaliel Bradford
Bridgewater Historical Society
American and
New England
The
American Whist Club
Somerville Man Stabbed in Fight
Antonio Silvestire of 36 Popular Street Somerville is hospitalized with two knife wounds in the groin and one in the left arm. Police say Pasquale Garzia of 93 Linwood Street stabbed him during an argument at Silvestire’s home. Garzia fled and is being hunted. Witnesses say Garzia started the dispute and a chair was thrown before the attack.
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Popular Street
Somerville
Somerville Hospital
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Linwood Street
Garzia
Silvestire
Harvard Princeton Regatta Off As Princeton Accepts Annapolis Trip
Harvard and Princeton will not race on Patriots Day after Princeton accepted a Severn trip to Annapolis on April 19. The decision stems from budget concerns and calendar limits. Harvard may seek an alternate foe such as Penn or Columbia for a later Charles River regatta.
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Charles
The
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Annapolis
Severn
Cambridge
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Crimson
Tigers
Lake Carnegie
Jersey
University of Pennsylvania
Columbia
the Charles
White Sox President Charles A. Comisky ill with stomach trouble
President Charles A. Comisky of the Chicago White Sox has been sick for about a week with a recurrence of old stomach trouble. He cannot eat and has lost weight and strength, with physicians expressing concern about his condition.
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Charles A. Comisky
Chicago White Sox
Pat Hargrove Returns to White Sox After Army Service
Out of army at Camp Pike rookie infielder Pat Hargrove is cleared to rejoin the Chicago White Sox. Manager Gleason approves his return as he resumes work on baseball skills learned during service. He impressed before being drafted last spring.
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Pat Hargrove
Chicago White Sox
Camp Pike
Gleason
Sox
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