Nations Pay Tribute to Unknown Hero in Valor Awards
Ex president appears in public with his wife during the funeral procession of the Unknown Soldier in Washington. The event marks his first public appearance since leaving office, captured by Post staff photographer George T. Murray.
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America
White House
Washington
George T. Murray
Post
Harding
General Pershing
National Cemetery
Arlington
Navy
Capitol
Arlington Cemetery
Wilson
Coolidge
George B. Christian
Arew
Hughes
Treasury
Mellon
War Weeks
Daugherty
Hays
Canada Observes Two Minute Silence on Armistice Day
Canadians across the dominion marked the war end anniversary by two minutes of silence and cessation from work. The commemoration followed a royal proclamation from King George and began at 11 o clock, the moment hostilities ended three years earlier. Memorial services were held in many cities by veterans groups.
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Toronto
Canada
Dominion
George
Cana
Patrick Coffey Dies of Injuries in Boston Hospital
Patrick Coffey, 20, a resident of 28 Caller Street Peabody, died at J B Thomas Hospital from injuries received in a fall or accident. victim unnamed in source.
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Alem
Patrick Coffey
Caller Street
Peabody
Urges Curtailment of Naval Building at Washington Conference
George Creel told the Men's Club of Temple Mishkan Teflla that the Washington Conference could propose an immediate halt to naval construction by major powers. He urged America to lead by demanding suspension of spending that risks bankruptcy.
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Washington
George Creel
Temple
Mishkan Teflla
America
Armistice Day Services Held at Mons Cemetery
Services conducted by British French Canadian and Belgian troops honored fallen soldiers buried in Mons cemetery marking Armistice Day in Belgium with ceremonies on November 11.
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Brussels
Mons
Belgium
Harding Speech Heard in New York at Arlington Commemoration
In Madison Square Garden and surrounding streets 25 000 people including 1000 gold star mothers heard President Harding praise the boy’s sacrifice and pledge national resolve to profit by the reasons for his death as the funeral rites echoed from Arlington.
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New York
United News
Arlington Cemetery
Harding
Madison Square Garden
National Cemetery
Madison Square
Big Red Cross Drive Opens With Strong Mail Donations
Contributions totaling 6510 were received at Red Cross headquarters on opening day of the roll call campaign. More than 1000 people are represented by the mail donations, while booth work at hotels and railroad stations reports a solid start. A first aid tent on the Common near Tremont Street Mall will serve as a donations and memberships center through Thanksgiving Day.
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Red Cross
Tremont Street
West Street
J. Randolph Coolidge, Jr
Booth
Ellen Howes
Annual Ball of Hellenic Society Megalopolis Held at Paul Revere Hall
The annual ball of the Hellenic Society Megalopolis was held last night at Paul Revere Hall and was a great success. Committee members included James Balas Peter Rozes Chris Thompson Miss Perrin and Miss DeVite.
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The
Hellenic Society “Megalopolis
Paul Revere Hall
James Balas
Peter Rozes
Chris Thompson
Miss Perrin
Miss DeVite
Armament Limitation Advocated at Mass Meeting
The Rev. Fr. M. J. Scanlon, representative of the Cardinal, spoke at a mass meeting in Fonneuil Hall on disarmament. He praised the President for calling the conference and said the dominant purpose is sincerity.
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M. J. Scanlon
Fonneuil Hall
Boston Labor Union conference urges limits on armaments
At Faneuil Hall a diverse group including William J. Doherty James Jackson Fr. Scanlon Rabbi Grossman and Mrs Laura Norton urge a Washington conference to curb militarism and armaments. Resolutions call for government action to end world industrial demoralization and lay the groundwork for lasting peace.
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Boston Central Labor Union
William J. Doherty
C.L.U
Fr. Scanlon
James Jackson
Cox
Edward Cummings
Federated Churches of
Boston
Rabbi Grossman
Daniel J. Tobin
American Federation of Labor
Laura Norton
Mothers’ Association
United States
Washington
Faneuil Hall
Submarine L-6 Fire Victims Recovering
Seven Navy sailors including an officer recovered at the Submarine Base Hospital in Los Angeles after a blaze aboard the submarine L-6 yesterday. Several suffered smoke inhalation and burns during the incident.
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Los Angeles
United States Navy
Big Throng Pays Tribute to Wilson
A large crowd gathered to honor the wounded commander in chief of the American forces from World War I. The throng showed reverence and audible cheers reflected the respect for his leadership and service.
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Big Throng
Wilson
Tribute to Wilson After Parade in Washington
An exhausted Woodrow Wilson, carried by a strong crowd of admirers, salutes from his front porch after a silent, somber tribute. Mrs. Wilson steadies him as he leans on a cane, amid floral tributes and a nation in reverent sorrow.
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Mr. Wilson
White House
Wilson
Palmer
Gregory
Children of
Washington
America
United States
Arlington Legion Post Service Honors Unknown Dead
The Arlington Post American Legion held a service in front of the Soldiers' and Sailors' Monument at the junction of Massachusetts Avenue and Broadway in Arlington yesterday. Bells tolled as a large crowd of townspeople attended the observance.
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Arlington Post
American Legion
Soldiers’ and Sailors’ Monument
Massachusetts Avenue
Broadway
Arlington
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