New Dartmouth Trustee Named John King Lord
Wanover New Hampshire March 2 The election of John King Lord as a trustee of Dartmouth College was announced today. He fills the vacancy from the death of Rev Francis Brown. Lord is a grandson of former Dartmouth president Nathan Lord and has been connected with the college since his 1868 graduation. He retired last year from the Daniel Webster professorship of Latin and has served as acting head and acting president during vacancies. Lord is now in Summerville South Carolina for the winter.
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John King Lord
Dartmouth College
Francis Brown
Lord
Dartmouth
Nathan Lord
Daniel Webster
Tucker
Summerville
U S. C
Navy seeks 18300 recruits in national emergency
Authorization arrived for a rapid call up as the Navy Department orders the First Marine Company to train at Charlestown navy yard. Paymaster Milton I. Dean and Captain George H. Manks prepare 14 naval militia divisions for a 10 day tour to distribute property and boost enlistment across Massachusetts New Hampshire and Rhode Island amid President Wilsons call to expand the fleet to 87000 men.
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Massachusetts Naval Militia Bureau
Charlestown Navy Yard
George H. Manks
Massachusetts Naval Militia
Milton I. Dean
Naval Militia
Marine Company
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C. 8S. Keller
Navy
Tremont Street
President Wilson
United States
Eastport
Chatham
Cape Cod
Keller
Massachusetts
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New England
Naval Recruiting Service
New Pastors Appointed in Boston Italian Churches
Reverend James Merighi of the Franciscan Fathers names two new pastors in Boston. Cherubino Mezzadri is appointed pastor of the Italian Church of Our Lady of Mt. Carmel in East Boston, and Romano Simoni becomes pastor of the Church of St. Leonard of Port Maurice in North End. Anselmo Lenzi moves to the Italian Church of St. Francis of Assisi in East Cambridge. The church will open for regular services Sunday.
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Franciscan Fathers
New York
Cherubino Mezzadri
Co. F. M
St. Leonard of Port Maurice
Prince Street
North End
Anselmo Lenzi
St. Francis of Assisi
Cambridge
Naval recruiting drive ordered in Maine
Lieutenant Hugh Allen in charge of Maine naval recruiting stations received telegraphic orders to increase enlistments in both reserved and regular service and to swell forces at sub stations statewide. The instructions stated that the men were needed immediately.
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Portland
Hugh Allen
Maine
Death of Boston deputy health head Dr Thomas Shea
Dr Thomas B Shea deputy health commissioner of Boston died suddenly at his home 74 Marlboro street of heart failure. Born in 1863 he studied at Holy Cross Harvard Medical School and Holy Cross College. He served as medical inspector and led sanitary campaigns including scarlet fever 1907 and infantile paralysis efforts last summer.
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Thomas B. Shea
Boston
Marlboro Street
Shea
Health Department
Dr. Shea
Holy Cross College
Worcester
Harvard Medical School
Mahoney
Shots Fired At Fore River Shipyard In Quincy
Guards at Fore River Shipbuilding Company fired on a rowboat found ashore near the storehouse as police and guards responded. Officials kept the incident secret and refused to discuss details while footprints were found in the mud where the boat rested.
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Fore River Shipbuilding Company
Quincy
Pointblank
Breaks in Brookline: Two suspects tied to string of robberies
Brookline police detained two young men in the Longwood District late last night, suspected of five break ins since last Tuesday. A major theft at E F Currier’s 56 Garrison Road yielded $3000 in jewelry while the family dined. entry was via second floor window using a ladder and forced widow.
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Brookline
Longwood
Allston
E. F. Currier
Garrison Road
Opening of Catholic Retreat at Cathedral Draws 3000
More than 3000 people attended the opening of a retreat for Catholics and non-Catholics at the Cathedral of the Holy Cross last night. The sermon was preached by Rev. Albert J. Stern of St. Alphonsus Church New York. Father Stern led the benediction and will speak on Catholic teachings each night this week as the retreat runs to Palm Sunday.
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Cathedral
Orrine advertised as cure for drink habit in Washington
Advertisement claims thousands praise Orrine for relieving loved ones from drinking, offering two forms No 1 secret treatment and No 2 voluntary treatment. Priced at $1 per box, with a booklet available. Sold by Liggett's Riker Jaynes Drug Stores in Washington DC.
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Orrine Co
Washington, D. C
Liggett’s Riker-Jaynes
War ministers Malvy and Bourgeois tour with Somme Oise deputies
Louis J. Malvy interior minister and Leon Bourgeois labor minister, with Senators and deputies from Somme and Oise, visited yesterday, signaling high level inspection. The entourage included regional representatives as part of a government tour.
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Louis J. Malvy
Interior
Leon Bourgeois
Somme
Oise
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