Foch Shuns Cigar Chooses Corn Cob Pipe in Missouri
In Kansas City on November 1 Marshal Ferdinand Foch sat with Mr. and Mrs. I. R. Kirkwood listening to his stay. He declined a cigar and filled a cob pipe with French tobacco, a gift from yesterday's Washington, Missouri visit. He relaxed in the Kirkwoods’ drawing room, appearing at ease as a Ozarks native while smoking.
Silver wedding of Cambridge couple
Congratulations from friends and relatives were received last evening by Mr and Mrs James Lewis of 3 Newton Street Cambridge who celebrated their silver anniversary A reception was held at their home and many silver gifts were received including a chest of silver The couple were married by the Rev Joseph Morris at St Marys Church Brookline
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Newton Street
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Joseph Morris
St. Mary's Church
Brookline
Long-Lost Touring Car Recovered by Braintree Police
A touring car owned by Eugenia Le Clair of 109 Copeland street Quincy stolen over two years ago during a band concert in Braintree on Sept 4 1919 was recovered yesterday by motorcycle officer Payne of the Braintree police. The car was found in a Marshfield farm and an arrest is expected.
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Copeland Street
Quincy
Braintree
Payne
Marshfield
Party Broken Up By Police In Weymouth Cottage
Two Boston men were fined twenty dollars each and two Boston women sent to Dedham State Farm on idle and disorderly charges. The group entered an abandoned Weymouth cottage from Lakeview Park on motorcycles Monday night. police found a light and arrested them. The guilty pair paid fines. names include William F. Rust and Harry Gero. others were Dorothy Kovell and Bertha Leahy.
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Boston
State Farm
Quincy
Lakeview Park
Weymouth
William F. Rust
Columbia Road
Dorchester
Harry Gero
Woodward Avenue
Roxbury
Doothy Kovell
Ohio Produces Most Methodist Ministers
Ohio supplies fifty eight of two hundred seventy nine enrolled at Boston University School of Theology as the mother of presidents and now “Mother of Methodist Ministers.” Ohio Wesleyan leads with forty two alumni studying theology in Boston. Purdue University follows with fifteen alumni. Nebraska Wesleyan and Boston University tie for eighteen each. Theological School registration marks a university high.
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Boston University School of Theology
Buckeye State
Ohio Wesleyan
Beacon Hill
Boston University
Pauw University
Nebraska Wesleyan
Theological School
Professor Pearson Addresses News Gathering at Tech Smoking
Prof. H G Pearson head of the English department at Tech spoke at a smoker for The Tech, stressing correct English in news writing and outlining modern news gathering. He was followed by A J Browning, ’22, general manager of The Tech, who welcomed new staffers.
Five Years For Auto Fatality
Manchester New Hampshire November 1 Supreme Court upholds Hillsborough County ruling that John B Isabelle of Manchester is sentenced to five years in State prison after conviction for manslaughter in the Nashua boulevard accident of November 8 1920 in which three people died The court overruled exceptions and found Isabelle negligent in causing deaths while in control of an automobile He is currently in Hillsborough county jail serving a liquor transportation sentence and will begin the five year term after release by county authorities
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N. H
Supreme Court
Hillsborough County Superior Court
John B. Isabelle
Nashua
Isabelle
Hillsborough
Mayor Peters Issues Orders to City Department Heads
Mayor Peters sent directives to all city department heads yesterday directing actions across municipal services. The move signals a coordinated effort to accelerate policy implementation and tighten administrative response.
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Peters
City to suspend all activities for two minutes and observe silence
A communication directs every city department to halt activities for two minutes at noon on Armistice Day November 11. It also orders complete silence during the period and requires city flags to be flown at half-mast for the day.
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Everyity
Hull of wrecked Rosabelle found off Milwaukee
Remains of the Rosabelle, a sailing vessel wrecked in Lake Michigan Sunday with nine presumed dead, were located twenty miles off Kenosha today by the Cumberland crew of the U S Engineers Corps at Milwaukee. No bodies were recovered. The Revenue Cutter Tuscarora was sent to tow in the derelict.
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Milwaukee
Rosabelle
Lake Michigan
Kenosha
Cumberland
United States Engineers Corps
United States Revenue
Tuscarora
Radcliffe to Offer Harvard Law Course For Women
Mrs Alfred Gardner of Cambridge has led a push to offer a Harvard Law School style course at Radcliffe. The program will repeat a legal studies course to assist women pursuing the legal profession.
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Radcliffe
Harvard Law School
Alfred Gardner
Brattle Street
Cambridge
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