Logan Returns to Civilian Law Work at Camp Devens
Edward L. Logan, former leader of Boston's Own 101st Infantry, resumes civilian life and law work. He leaves Camp Devens after a briefing with General Palmer Pierce, waving his discharge and paycheck as he heads to South Boston with his chauffeur Davey Michaels.
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Camp Devens
Edward L. Logan
Boston
101St Infantry
France
Eddie
Logan
Palmer Pierce
Boston Hero Judge Logan Announces Return To Civil Life
South Boston’s hero judge Logan declares happiness, plans to rest after a two and a half year military break, resume practicing law, and support the reorganization of the 11th Infantry. He hints at a temporary militia commission and avoids comment on funds allegations. Arriving here are 777 men of the 77th Division, many from New York’s Own, reticent about combat experiences.
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National Guard
South Boston
Massachusetts Volunteer Militia
Coolidge
Tam
77Th Division
New York
Boston
A0sth Infantry
United States Recognizes Finland De Facto Government
Secretary of State Lansing announced the United States now recognizes Finland’s de facto government as the independent state’s representative authority. The decision followed a Paris council of foreign ministers meeting and was echoed by a British recognition reported from London.
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Paris
Lansing
United States
Finland
United States of America
Council of Foreign Ministers
London
Love Letters From Home Front wartime Romance
Mable writes to Bill describing wartime life, home guard uniforms, and flirty girls. She jokes about saving for a house, shopping for curtains, and making practical yet decorative repairs. Amid illness and epidemic talk, she mentions prayers, a date with Roy, and missing Bill, ending with a caution to keep feet dry.
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Home Guard
Maggie Sams
Nellie
White House
Gabriel
Roy
Bill
Cambridge officers charged with larceny from Harvard dormitory
Patrolman Charles F. Doyle and retired Patrolman Patrick H. McNamara face larceny charges for breaking into Osgood Hooker’s room at 2 Claverly Hall and stealing clothing and jewelry valued at $100. A student saw the men, chased them, and they were arrested and booked. Both await arraignment in Cambridge court next Tuesday.
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Charles F. Doyle
Brattle Square
Cambridge Police Department
Patrick H. McNamara
Harvard
Cambridge Court
Osgood
Claverly Hall
Hooker
Roy Larsen
Randolph Hall
Larsen
Hove
Dinan and
Kearns
To be continued in tomorrow's Post
Copyright 1919 by Frederick A Stokes Company. To be continued in tomorrow's Post.
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Frederick 4. Stokes
Mothers of Boston Launch Drive for Memorial Funds
Mothers, wives, sisters and sweet hearts of Boston servicemen set May Day as opening day to raise funds for memorials honoring the men who served in the world war. The event will begin on Mothers Day with a vow to sustain the drive and create lasting remembrance.
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Boston
Royal
Royal Typewriter Company, Inc
Devonshire Street
Mass
Fort Hill
Boston Women Propose 26 Ward War Memorial Tablets
Boston plans 26 ward monuments with bronzy tablets listing every local boy who served. A 10 000 woman drive backs the project with headquarters in the Old South building led by Gaston Adams Joyce Cole Fitzgerald Dreyfus Fay and Seminara. Exemption boards assist in tabulating ward specific servicemen and the effort runs after the Victory Loan drive with a Maynard High School nine beating Lexington High School 9 to 3.
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Eivery
Boston
Citizens’ Honor Roll Committee
William A. Gaston
Charles F. Adams
Martin T. Joyce
Charles H. Cole
William F. Fitzgerald
Carl Dreyfus
Thomas J. Fay
Joseph Seminara
Old South Building
Soldiers and Sailors Auxiliary Committees
Jordan Marsh Company
William Filene’s Sons
Shepard Norwell
Conrad, Houghton & Dutton
R. H. White’s
Court House
State House
City Hall
Big
Salvation Army
Girl Leaps Before Tube Train At Central Square Station
Miss Helen Reed, 24, of Cambridge, leaped from the platform in full view of hundreds. She was hit by a westbound Boston Elevated train, rushed to Cambridge Relief Hospital with a fractured skull and other injuries and is on the danger list.
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Helen Reed
Mt. Auburn Street
Cambridge
Central Square
Boston
Cambridge Relief Hospital
Miss Reed Leaps From Train After Illness Despondency
Witnesses report Miss Reed left a crowded platform and leaped toward an oncoming train in a Cambridge area incident. The motorman 0223 halted the car within feet after the forward truck passed the body wedged at the rear track. Police note long illness and possible suicide, while Reed had worked at the Boston City Club and lived with her parents.
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Miss Reed
Boston City Club
Cambridge
Rear Admiral Sims Cancels Engagements in Newport
Rear Admiral Sims, due to illness, cancels speaking engagements on a planned New England tour and returns to Newport R I to rest under a physician’s orders. He plans a New York testimonial Monday night at Carnegie Hall.
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Newport
R. I
Sims
New England
New York
Carnegie Hall
14th Destroyer Is Launched at Squantum
The Victory Plantat Squantum launched its 14th destroyer in 10 months late yesterday afternoon. The new ship was named after Lieutenant Charles Henry Swasey and was sponsored by his descendant Mary Lovering Swasey a 10 year old daughter of Commander Swasey.
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Squantum
Plantat
Charles Henry Swasey
Mary Lovering Swasey
Swasey
Gets It Corn Remover Ad Detailing Quick Relief
An advertisement touts Gets It as the simple painless solution for corns and calluses. It claims quick removal without pain, allows normal activity, and is guaranteed with a money back promise. Manufactured by E Lawrence & Co Chicago Ill.
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E. Lawrence & Co
Chicago
Ill
Tells Dyspeptics What to Eat
Chronic acid stomach is dangerous and sufferers should choose a limited diet or eat as they please and counteract acids with a little Bisulated Magnesia at meals. It neutralizes excess acidity, aids natural digestion, and avoids artificial digestents.
Balmwort Kidney Tablets Claims From Readers
Mr. Chas. Atwell of Columbus Ohio and Mrs. M. J. Mader of Pueblo Colorado praise Balmwort Kidney Tablets as the best kidney and adder cure and recommend their use for weakness rheumatic pains and blues. All druggists sell them.
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Chas. Atwell
N. Champion Ave
Columbus
Ohio
M. J. Mader
W. Abriendo St
Pueblo
Colo
Thin People of Boston Bitro-Phosphate Ad
Bitro Phosphate promises daily gains in firm healthy flesh by supplying a brain and nerve essential substance in active form. It replaces nerve waste and creates new strength and energy. Sold by large Boston drug stores and druggists with a guarantee of results or money back.
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Boston
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