Father Dwyer Returns Home From Rome Journey
The Rev. Father Michael J. Dwyer former Suffolk county assistant district attorney returned to Boston at 12 30 p m from Portland after four years in Rome studying for the priesthood. He was met by friends including John A Campbell and William J Dooley and will visit his brother in Newton before possible assignment to a New York diocese.
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Michael J. Dwyer
Suffolk County
Boston
Portland
Rome
Joseph Dennison
Edward J. Tracy
Martin J. Tracy
North Station
Dwyer
John A. Campbell
Father Dwyer
William J. Dooley
George A. Flynn
Finance Commission
L. D. Killian
Neil J. Tracy
Waban Road
Newton
London
Olympic
Halifax
New York
Mrs French retires from presidency of Women in Council
Mrs Wilfred A French of Brookline retires after three years as president of Women In Council Roxbury a wartime welfare club aiding the Red Cross and other groups She is succeeded by Mrs George C Morton Roxbury The club will shift back to child uplift work under Morton after war ends
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Women In Council of
Roxbury
Garo
Wilfred A. French
Alton Place
Brookline
Women In Council
George C. Morton
Red Cross
Post Helped Health Drive Honored by Hamlin
B Nason Hamlin thanks the editor and reporters of the Post for their valuable aid to the Central New England Sanatorium Drive. He expresses appreciation for the generosity shown and notes the great display of support. Dated March 26, 1919.
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POST
Hamlin
Central New England
B. Nason Hamlin
Huns in deepest despair in postwar yields
In Weimar the chancellor Philipp Scheidemann told the National Assembly that reports from semi official and unofficial sources warned of fresh peace aggravations. He said indications point to large compensation demands, loss of large German territories, and severe financial and military restrictions.
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Weimar
Copenhagen
National Assembly
Philipp Scheidemann
German Chancellor denounces alleged war peace demands
In a forceful address the chancellor argues many postwar conditions are fabricated to suffocate protest and force acceptance of violence. Scheidemann accuses radicals of fear, defends loyalty, and cites Brest-Litovsk and Bucharest treaties while condemning Britain over a proposed international tribunal. He contrasts Spa with Brest-Litovsk as proof of enduring oppression.
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Conference of Humanity
Germany
Herr Scheidemann
Brest-Litovsk
Bucharest
Great Britain
Spa
German Bombing Planes to Carry Food Between Paris and Bordeaux
Paris March 27 German bombing airplanes of the Friedrichshafen type that were surrendered under the armistice clause will be used by the Department of Civilian Aviation to transport food between Paris and Bordeaux. The planes will be equipped to carry three tons of parcels and bundles. Before week’s end an aerial post between Paris and Valenciennes via Maubeuge is planned for operation.
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Paris
Department of Civilian Aviation
Bordeaux
Valenciennes
Maubeuge
Alleged I. W. W. Leaders Held for Deportation
Waterbury March 27 Inspector Lyons of the Boston immigration office reports probable cause for deportation of Alexander Chernoff of Chicago and Mark Zeitlin of Waterbury alleged I. W. W. organizers among 187 arrested in a raid. Lyons will forward recommendations evidence and counsel brief to Washington.
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Waterbury, Conn
Police
Beach
Inspector Lyons
Boston
Alexander Chernoff
Chicago
Mark Zeitlin
Lyons
Washington
Misses Capes in Tweed Serge Velour with Silk Linings
Misses' panel front Poiret twill or serge capes feature full figured foulard camouflage linings. Includes $25 Misses' cable stitched wool velours short capes with sleeves and pretty silk linings. Long surplice serge capes snap into Dolmans with silk Nillinge or velours. yoke lined. Vestee capes of wool velours Bolivia crystal cord with draped tricolette collars. vestee silk lined.
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Bolivia
Filene's Combines Specialty Shops With Big-Store Power
Filene's markets itself as 72 specialty shops under one roof each run by an expert. The big store advantages include bulk purchasing and convenience, while the specialty shops offer focus and exclusive attention on a single line.
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Filene’s
Red Cross clothing drive and book collection notice
Within eight miles of Filene’s you may call Beach 1 for a wagon to deliver clothes to the Red Cross or drop them at the War Savings Stamp Desk on the street floor. The drive ends Saturday. Read magazines and books for soldiers in hospitals in the Washington street collection box. Also available is a sketched Fleur Extract gift bottle on the street floor.
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Filene’s
Red Cross
War Savings Stamp Desk
Washington Street
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Maine
California
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ABC
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Eleventh Avenue
46Th
47Th Street
New York City
N. Y
Capes
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Munson Army
Rowe
Poiret
Silvertone
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