Knights of Columbus seeks 500 women for France service
Boston K of C state deputy Gallagher called for 500 women for service in France with the order and urged 100 from Boston. Applicants must be 30 or older, and can apply at 100 Boylston Street. He also announced John McCormack tickets sold for his June 2 Mechanics Hall concert to raise about 50 thousand dollars, with part designated for soldiers as guests.
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France
Knights of Columbus
Boston
Niel J. .Gallagher
K. of C
Boylston Street
Gallagher
John McCormack
Mechanics Hall
McCormack
Suffolk Jury Room Row Hints Black Eye Incident
A lengthy Suffolk county jury room session ended with a black eye for James Stuart and other jurors. Joseph L. McCarthy, a fellow juror, was arraigned before Judge Sanderson for contempt of court in connection with the disturbance.
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Suffolk County
James Stuart
Joseph L. McCarthy
Sanderson
McCarthy Found in Contempt of Court and Fined
After a hearing lasting more than an hour, McCarthy was found in contempt of court and fined 26 dollars. Judge Sander son noted the jury’s long discussion and that McCarthy acted in heat of passion but warned such behavior would not be tolerated. McCarthy admitted pushing Stuart with an open hand during a threatened confrontation. He lives at 1744 Columbia Road and is a salesman weighing over 200 pounds. Court officers intervened as they rolled on the floor.
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McCarthy
Sanderson
Stuart
Columbia Road
Ottawa Archbishop Gauthier in Critical Condition
Ottawa Ontario May 23 The condition of Hugh Charles Gauthier Roman Catholic archbishop of Ottawa who has been ill for two months was regarded as critical His advanced years are feared to hinder recovery.
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Ottawa
Ont
Hugh Charles Gauthier
Elevated Officers to Resign and Transfer of Control
President Matthew Brush and all Elevated officers will resign before the new board of trustees that will operate the road for the public. The resignations will be submitted as soon as the trustees assemble for their first meeting.
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Matthew Brush
Elevated
Brush signals continued service to help trustees steer road
It was learned yesterday that President Brush plans to remain with the Elevated company to aid the new trustees. He denied leaving any partner or organization in the lurch and said he will stay as long as the trustees need his help, though officers may resign to avoid embarrassment.
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Brush
L” Road
Ikeae
Release of U S Troops Loosens Frontline Burden in France
Paris May 23 announcement outlines building a civilian labor force in France to handle engineering and construction work behind the lines. More than 16 000 foreign workers from 12 nationalities including Chinese and Moroccans are already employed on about 1000 projects, freeing American soldiers for front duty. The plan envisions a civilian army behind the lines potentially reaching 250 000 recruited largely from abroad.
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Paris
France
Newton Families Learn Three Sons Are Prisoners of War
Washington through the Red Cross informed the parents that Private Edward J. Doherty Private Carl N. Holst and Private James M. Muldoon of Newton are alive and held by German forces. The men served with CC Fifth Regiment before joining C Company 101st Infantry in France under Colonel Logan after unit mergers.
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C Company
101St Infantry Regiment
Washington
Red Cross
Edward J. Doherty
Carl N. Holst
James M. Muldoon
CC Company
Fifth Regiment
Newton
France
101St Infantry
Logan
Military Mass Plans Completed at Fenway Park Parade
Brigadier General John J. Sullivan announces a provisional Coast Artillery battalion and a State Guard brigade will lead the procession at the mass at Fenway Park. Spanish War Veterans and archdiocese clergy will join, with Cardinal O Connell presiding. Attendance may reach 50 000 with mass at 11 o clock.
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John J. Sullivan
Fenway Park
Coast Artillery
Wentworth I Institute
State Guard
Henry L. Kincaid
Quincy
Thomas §. Sullivar
Kincaid
Harry P. Ballard
Cardinal O'Connell
Mgr
John B. Peterson
St. John’s Ecclesiastical Seminary
Brighton
St. John’s Seminary
Police force to join provisional battalion at Fore River
Fore River police, forming one company, will join a provisional battalion with jackies from the navy yard and Commonwealth pier, plus radio men from Harvard. The consolidation aims to strengthen regional defense and coordination among naval and civilian personnel.
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Fore River
Jackies
Navy Yard
Commonwealth Pier
Harvard
Worms Danger to Children Promised Cure with Dr True's Elixir
Advertisement claims child Worms threaten health and urges using Dr True's Elixir Family Laxative and Worm Expeller. Includes testimonial from Mrs. Norrat of Houston and pricing at 40c 60c and 1. Written by J F True & Co Auburn Maine.
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Dr. True
Norrat
Houston
Texas
J. F. True & CO
Auburn
Maine
Worcester Red Cross drive hits $386,692 total
Worcester and surrounding area Red Cross fund drive reports subscriptions totaling 386 692 with 116 231 raised since yesterday as team captains tally progress and urge more donations.
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Worcester
RED Cross
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