Lynn Pays Homage to Living and Dead World War Heroes Parade
Seventy thousand people in Lynn applauded World War I veterans at a welcome home parade that halted city business. The celebration featured eight searchlights, 18 orchestras, two bands, and square renamings Law and Noonan in honor of fallen servicemen. The six parade divisions, a memorial service for 148 dead, and a citywide display of flags and decorations highlighted the large commemoration.
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Lynn
Michael EF. Phelan
Walter H. Creamer
Fred H. Hamelin
Army and Navy
Uyan
Village Square
East Lynn
Law Square
Harold A. Law
Boston
Kirtland
Marion Streets
Noonan
Thomas E. Noonan
West Lynn
France
City Hall
Dennis J. Sullivan
Salem
Benjamin F. Peach
George H. Newhall
Ernest Allen
Thomas F. Baxter
James E. Odlin
Creamer
Floyd B. Carr
First Baptist Church
John A. Sheridan
Sacred Heart Church
Benjamin N. Johnson
Futhers
Atwood
John H. Lee
High Rock
General Electric Company
William H. Perry
Harold F. Moulton
Betsy Ross Associates
United Shoe Workers of America
Elks
Rotarians
Moose
Knights of Columbus
Father Mathew Total Abstinence Society
Letter Carriers
Boy Scouts
Red Men
Daughters of the Revolution
Sons of the Revolution
Daughters of Veterans
Red Cross
Three Lugan Courts of Foresters
Victory Sorosis Girls
Pine Hill Civil Association
H. A. Wooster
Municipal
Engineers
Quartermaster Corps
Medical Corps
Signal Corps
Naval Division
Walter G. Howard
Surrey
John G. Flynn
Boston Bagpipe Band
War Workers
Salvation Army
Broad Street
Washington Square
Lafayette Park
Chestnut Street
Howard = street
Meadow Park
Armory
Lynns
Wesleyan Defeats Brown In Dual Meet 73 63 At Middletown
Wesleyan dominates the track meet over Brown with wins in sprints and distance events while Brown shines in field events led by Nichols who swept the discus hammer and shot put. Cutbill equaled the track record in the half mile as Keeler excels in 100 yards and hurdles.
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Conn
Wesleyan
Brown
Nichols
Mullane
Cuddeback
Captain Keeler
Cutbill
W. B. Forstall
Forstall
Keeler
Burbank
Wesley
Coo
Moody
Gibbons
W. KE. Forstall
Gale
Pega
Dealy
Wells
Rausch
Burgwin
Wagner
Johnson
Gunton
Hunter
Mueller
Travis
Thoren
Anderson
Huffel
Hindmarsh
Bond Market Summary with assorted 4s and 5s across issuers
A dense OCR scan lists government and corporate bonds with coupons and maturities including U Lib 3s June 1933-47, Ist 4s June 1927-42, German and British issues, Industrial 5s, and various utility and oil company bonds. It notes prices around 90s to 100s with yields implied, listing issuers such as Pierce Oil, Lorillard Co, Seab Air, Am Ag Chev, and Un Pacific issues along with rail and local utility names.
Canada to Weigh U S Canada Soccer Series Plan
Chicago May 16 The Canada Football Association proposal for an annual United States Canada soccer series will be considered at the US Football Association council meeting opening today. Discussions covered stricter professional rules and home rule for local organizations.
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Chicago
Canada Football Association
United States
Canada
Council of the
United States Football Association
Finish Likely in Handicap Doubles at Arlington Heights
Several first round matches of the handicap doubles tennis tournament will be completed this afternoon at Arlington Heights Tennis Club. The interrupted Strout and White versus Anderson and Stokes match resumes, with Strout and White leading 6 4, and 3 2 in games.
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Arlington Heights
A. B. Strout
Paul M. White
Oscar J. Anderson
George BE. Stokes
Strout
White
Andersen
Stokes
Waterfront Calendar for May 17 1745 War Day Count
Calendar notes mark the 1745 date as the 771st day of U S in war, 188th day of the year, 57th day of spring. It records daily solar and lunar details, height estimates, and planetary positions including Venus and Jupiter through September, with Mars as morning star rest of year.
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Venus
Jupiter
Saturn
Morningstar
Mars
Severe storm trims South Boston fish pier receipts
Light groundfish receipts at the South Boston pier yesterday followed a fierce storm that hit Wednesday night and Thursday with anticipations of a half holiday today. Four vessels arrived, reporting crews shaken but safe, carrying pollock, halibut, hake and cask.
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South Boston
Sam & Priscilla
Flavilla
Waltham
Haddock
Shipping News Arrived and Sailed Steamers Across Regions
Shipping news lists numerous vessels arriving and sailing including Manchioneal, Mathieson, Lake Zaliski, City of Gloucester and others bound for Venice, Norfolk, and Portland. Tugs, barges, and in tow vessels such as Alice, Plymouth, and Silver Brook also noted. Calls at Gloucester for barge 767 and Rockland, Me.
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Heath
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Neptune
Robbins
Alice
John T. Donohue
Waiton
Plymouth
Titan
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Hassel
la Pailice
France
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Antwerp
North Star
Yarmouth
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Havana
City of Montgomery
Savannah
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Tampico
Mexico
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Grasselli
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Ontario
Germantown
Merriam
Cacoosing
Robesonia
Carlisle
Silver Brook
Port Reading
N.J
Portsmouth
Kimberton
Paxinos
Hugh L. Bond
Sandwich
Mary W. Potter
Chemung
Peerless
W. H. Yerkes, Jr
Summit Hill
Piedmont
Perth Amboy
Belfast
Waccamaw
Searsport
Rockland
Huntington Bats Triumph Over Roxbury Latin in Thrilling Game
Huntington School defeated Roxbury Latin yesterday at the old Huntington avenue grounds 9 to 6 after a late fifth inning rally. Key players included Muir, Gilman, Chase, and Cohen with multiple hits and runs batted in, as pitching from Robinson, Beckwith, Chase, and Hammond held the rival offense in check.
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Roxbury
Tyler
W. Muir
R. Muir
Whittier
Breen
Bolbay
Jenkins
Cohen
Gilman
Billings
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Hammond
Robinson
Beckwith
Regan
Colby Defeats Rhode Island State In Softball Tilt
Colby crushed Rhode Island State 9 to 8 at Waterville as Hamer pitched tightly and Hudson was hit. Taylor collected three singles and a double in four trips, and Nichols made a sensational sixh inning catch of Heyes' liner. The erratic scoring showed Colby leading early then Rhode Island rallying before Colby held on.
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Waterville
Colby
Rhode Island State
Hamer
Hudson
Taylor
Nichols
Heyes
Colbye Boo
Ocbet
Rhode Island
Pulsifer
Feimmons
Tom Rogers Traded From Local to Philadelphia Americans
St Louis May 16 Tom Rogers pitcher moved from the local Americans to the Philadelphia Americans via waivers. He leaves the roster after the waiver announcement and joins Philadelphia roster.
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ST. Louis
Tom Rogers
Philadelphia Americans
Army and Navy to Clash in Two Sunday Baseball Games
This Sunday at Braves Field the Army opens at 1 30 pm with Motor Transport Corps against Fort Banks, followed by Navy action at 3 30 pm between Vestal and Head Quarters teams. Music by U S S Vestal band enhances the doubleheader. Free admission for public. boxes held for officials.
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Army
Navy
U. S. S. Vestal
First Naval District
Vestal
Rabbit Maranville
Pennsylvania
Rabbit
Motor Transport Corps Nine
Fort Banks
Motor Corps
GolfMatch Play at Concord Club With Three Club Rule
A match play contest at Concord Country Club’s links will test players this afternoon with a three-quarter handicap. Competitors may use only three clubs during the tournament.
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Concord
Amherst Williams Track Meet Sparks Rivalry at Pratt Field
May 16 Amherst College set to host Williams in a closely fought clash at Pratt Field. Amherst leans on dash strength led by Keeney and Low in hurdles and jumps. Wirg Bliss Clark contribute in middle and weight events while Williams counters with distance prowess. Baseball slate is open as several athletes seek dual action.
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Amherst
Ambherst College
Williams
Pratt
Ambherst
Keeney
Low
Wirg
Boston Latin
Bliss
Clark
Perry Adair Loses Golf to Guilford in Open Match
In the Woodland Golf Club open amateur tournament at Auburndale Guilford of Woodland edged Perry Adair by 1 up after a tight second round. Adair struggled on the putting green with a 79 in one round while Guilford’s score was not recorded on two holes.
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Navy Yard
Ue Marines
Charlestown Navy Yard
Hingham
Twelfth Regiment
15Th Regiment
15Th Regiment Infantry
M.S. G
Mother Shepard
Salvation Army
Doughnut” Fame
Charles J. Jeffers
Douglas S. Gordon
George A. Hayes
Joseph Hammond
Lynn Brass Band
Woodland Golf Club
Auburndale
Jesse P. Guilford
Perry Adair
Guilford
Adair
Greas
Interscholastic Track Battle at Harvard Stadium
Elite New England prep schools compete in the Harvard Interscholastic track meet. Exeter and Andover lead talent with 24 and 23 entrants respectively, while Worcester Hebron Exeter Andover dominate team hopes. Worcester stars Hullman Lee Sullivan and Thornhill headline a strong field after a 25 point Princeton showing.
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Harvard
New England
Worcester
Hebron
Exeter
Andover Academies
Andover
Boston English High
East Boston High
Newton High
Boston Latin
Portland High
Moses Brown School
St. John’s Prep
Wakefield High
Hullman
Lee
Sullivan
Thornhill
Princeton
Exhausted Carrier Pigeon Reaches South Boston Beach
An exhausted carrier pigeon landed at the L Street baths in South Boston yesterday. Superintendent John J. Donovan and staff are caring for the bird. The footband reads V. C. M. 2209 A. G. 19, which may help locate the owner.
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L Street Baths
Boston
John J. Donovan
Motorcyclist Loses Foot in Collision
Newburyport on May 16 Earl Leiber of 20 Union Street suffered the loss of a foot when his motorcycle collided with a truck driven by W W Hicks of Water Street He was taken to a hospital where the injured member was amputated.
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Newburyport
Earl Leiber
Union Street
W. W. Hicks
Water Street
Open Swim at Y. M. C. A. in Boston area
An open handicap swimming meet organized by the Boston Y. M. C. A. and Brookline Swimming Club is set for next Thursday night at the local Y. M. C. A. Events include 75 yards novice 50 yards handicap 59 yards service men 100 yards handicap and a relay. Entries close Tuesday with Herbert D. Holm Long Wharf.
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Boston Y. M. C. A
Brookline Swimming Club
Herbert D. Holm
Long Wharf
Boston
College baseball scores feature tight wins across region
Columbia defeated Amherst 7 to 5 while Vermont edged Wesleyan 2 to 1 in two competitive games. Colleague reporters note strong hitting from Columbia and a clutch late inning by Vermont pitcher to secure the others.
Cornell Ahead at Nets New York Tennis Meet
Columbia defeated Cornell at tennis in New York today by four matches to two.
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NETS
New York
Columbia
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