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Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

May 22, 1915

Page

3

Expect 35 000 at third annual Memorial Service at Fenway

About 35 000 people are expected to attend the third annual Sunday Memorial Field Service of the Municipal Council of the United Spanish War Veterans at Fenway Park. The event is jointly hosted by Catholic and Protestant churches with a memorial mass at 10 30 led by Rt Rev Mer M J Splaine and a large male choir conducted by Pio de Lucca. Cardinal O Connell Governor Walsh and Mayor Curley are slated to attend. The mayor will lead the parade from Copley Square at 9 15 to the park.

United Spanish War Veterans Fenway Park Mer. M. J. Splaine Pio de Walsh Curley Copley Square

Public support shifts in British war leadership debate

The Chronicle defends Earl Kitchener against Lord Northcliffe criticisms as Stock Exchange members burn Times and Daily Mail. Protests against attacks on the war minister spread while Pall Mall Gazette notes Kitchener’s increased power. London gossip linked to Sir John French is dismissed. a probe may be needed. The Times shell shortage critique sparks further debate.

the Chronicle Lord Northcliffe Earl Kitchener Stock Exchange The Times Daily Mail Lord Kitchener Pall Mall Gazette Kitchener London Sir John French France House of Commons Field Marshal French

Major Pierce Dead Aged 84 Civil War Veteran

Major Elliot C. Pierce longtime 18th Massachusetts officer and Civil War veteran dies at his daughter's Weymouth home aged 84. He helped found Reynolds Post 58 G A R and served in nearly every Army of the Potomac battle. Survived by a widow and two daughters. Funeral set for Sunday at 3 30 p m. Also note Massachusetts Bay transit to debut a new two car trolley trailer with 114 seats on the Allston Brighton Newton and Watertown lines next week.

Elliot C. Pierce 18Th Massachusetts William E. Thayer Commercial Street Weymouth Pierce Loyal Legion Reynolds Post 58 Antietam J. C. Pierce Pierce Rubber Company of Danvers Kansas City Boston Elevated Railway Company Allston Brighton Newton Watertown

Circolo Italiano elects officers at Harvard campus

The Circolo Italiano at Harvard selects new officers for the coming year. President Angelo Perez of Andover, vice president Allen Shortt of New York, secretary Victor H. Willard of Cambridge, and treasurer George C. Wood of North Easton are named.

Circolo Italiano Harvard Angelo Perez Andover Allen Shortt New York Victor H. Willard Cambridge George C. Wood North Easton

Harvard Students Submit Finger Prints at Memorial Hall

About one hundred Harvard University students lined up at Memorial Hall to give finger prints during the noon hour. One thousand impressions were collected in under an hour for an anthropological thesis in Harvard's department, with undergraduate volunteers assisting the researchers.

Harvard Memorial Hall

Equal Rights League presses for immediate ban on Birth of a Nation

The Equal Rights League vows no delay in demanding the film The Birth of a Nation be taken off theaters. W. Monroe Trotter leads a three hour meeting at the Guardian offices and plans a delegation to Mayor Curley. The neutral censors, under new law, have not yet met but will decide policy for current and future productions.

Equal Rights League W. Monroe Trotter Guardian” Office Curley The Guardian Tremont Theatre Mr. Trotter National Protective Association O’meara Wilfred

Equal Rights League Calls for Censors Over Film

Mr. Trotter for the Equal Rights League denounces the film Birth of a Nation and urges immediate censorship action. The heated dispute frames a broader cultural clash as authorities review the censorship bill while City officials weigh the case.

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