Unknown Hero Laid To Rest At Capitol In Rain
At Washington Navy Yard a funeral cortege carries an unknown American soldier from the Olympia to the Capitol. President Harding and Mrs. Harding attend, with Pershing, Weeks, Denby, Coontz and Lejeune paying tribute as wreaths are laid and the flag draped casket is moved to the rotunda for final rites.
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Manila Bay
Washington Navy Yard
Caisson
Capitol
Lloyd H. Chandler
Atlantic
France
Weeks
Denby
Wainwright
General Pershing
Harbord
Admiral Coontz
Lejeune
Army
Navy
Olympias
Marine Corps
Mrs. Harding
United States
Mr. Harding
Coolidge
Gillett
Congress
Taft
Supreme Court
Olympia
Pershing
Harding
Washington
Lincoln
Grant
Fort Myer
Woodfill
Arlington
McKinley
Curley Campaign Rally Ends with Colorful Demonstration
Boston crowds pack Faneuil Hall for James M. Curley as supporters flood the hall with flags and confetti. Curley attacks Mayor Peters and rival Murphy, cites municipal spending and Boston’s decline in trade, and urges bold leadership for the December election.
Cascarets Laxative Promises Gentle Overnight Relief
An advertising pitch extols Cascarets as a candy like laxative for liver and bowels. It claims one or two tablets work overnight without upset, unlike salts or calomel, and notes the product costs ten cents per box and is popular with children.
London Hotel Introduces Dog Exerciser Position
London reports a hotel hiring a dog exerciser to care for guests dogs and ensure they are well behaved. The role may lead to rescinding the common No dogs allowed rule and inspire other hotels to follow with similar pet friendly service.
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London
Boston University Armistice Service at Temple Street Church
The School of Religious Education and Social Service at Boston University holds an Armistice Day service today at noon at Temple Street Methodist Episcopal Church. Professor H Augustin Smith arranged special music and ritual with a 30 voice chorus led by Arlena Preswich as colorist. organ and piano accompaniment. The Commemoration Ode A.D. 1919 by Brian Hooker with Horatio Parker’s music will be sung.
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Boston University
School of Religious Education and Social Service
Temple Street Methodist Episcopal Church
H. Augustin S Mith
Arlena ‘Preswich
Brian Hooker
Horatio Parker
New York Brewers Start Old Fashioned Medicinal Beer
Two local New York breweries began brewing old fashioned beer with more than one half of one percent alcohol. Acting prohibition director E C Yellowley announced permits to brew medicinal beer and said he would confer with National Prohibition Director Haynes on distribution to retail druggists. Mary IL Dutton, owner of two Chicago cafeterias, plans a third venue claimed to be the largest eating place of its kind.
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New York
Old
E. C. Yellowley
Prohibition
National Prohibition
Haynes
Washington
Mises Mary IL. Dutton
Chicago
Arlington Street Subway Station exits and stair widths
The new Arlington Street Subway Station features eight exits with varied stair widths. Key entrances include the NE entrance in the Public Garden near the Channing memorial and another at Arlington Street Church with eight and a half foot stairs. Additional exits are near Boylston Street corners and Berkeley Street, indicating anticipation of heavy traffic.
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Channing Memorial
Arlington Street Church
Paine
Boylston Street
Arlington Street
Berkeley Street
Boylston
Berkeley
Woman Out for Council Grace Chipman seeks Boston City Council
Mrs Grace W Chipman a 60 year old suffragist and former Sandwich Mass school teacher announced her candidacy from her Dorchester home 70 Welles Avenue. She has lived in Boston ten years and is a member of the Sandwich Winter Club and the Sandwich High School Association. She pledges careful consideration calm judgment and intelligent attention to municipal affairs.
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Grace W. Chipman
Sandwich
Mass
Welles Avenue
Dorchester
Boston City Council
Chipman
Lved
Boston
Sandwich Winter Club
Sandwich High School Association
Nurses' Bazaar Boosts Endowment for Massachusetts General Hospital
More than $2600 was raised last night for the Nurses' Home endowment at Massachusetts General Hospital as nurses held their Bazaar in Fruit Street quarters. Sophia Eastman led the committee under Superintendent F A Washburn. It was announced the Nurses' Alumni Association has already raised over $6000 toward the $10,000 goal for the hospital Training School.
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Massachusetts General Hospital
Fruit
Sophia Eastman
F. A. Washburn
Nurses’ Alumnie Association
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