Sacred Cow Day at Fenway Park
Fair weather was promised but clouded skies at midnight kept uncertainty. If rain stops the ceremonies will move to the Boston Arena on St Tololph street, with Fenway Park seats available for all children and Navy officials attending with the Naval Aviation School Band.
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Fenway Park
Boston Arena
St. Botolph Street
Mayor Peters
Peters
Spencer S. Wood
First Naval District
Admiral Wood
Navy
Naval Aviation School
Cloudy Forecast With No Rain At Fenway Park
The forecast calls for cloudy skies today with no rain. Temperatures near yesterday’s level. Fenway Park recorded 49 degrees at 11 am yesterday. Gates open 9 30 am and ceremonies begin 10 30 am. Come early and wrap up warmly.
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Weather Bureau
Fenway Park
Crowds at Fenway Park Hear Sacred Cow Day Show
The Boston Post stage features Terrence McCloskey of Dorchester and Ruth Eleanor Miller as Cow names. The event at Fenway Park, Nov. 23, 1918, includes a band, Chu Chin Chow performers, clowns, and a parade of sacred cows led by John J. Hughes with overseas veteran Terrence McCloskey and singer Ruth Miller among those highlighted.
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Dorchester
Uncle Sam
America
Boston
Post
Morris Gest
Terrence
Ruth Eleanor Miller
Rockwell Street
Ruth
Andrew J. Peters
Victory
Liberty
Spotty
Grayboy
Ruth Miller
Miss Miller
Fenway Park
The
Boston Post
Chu Chin Chow
John J. Hughes
New York
London
Arena relocation notice to Fenway Park attendees
An important notice explains that if the presentation moves to the Arena on St. Botolph Street near Massachusetts Avenue, attendees at Fenway Park will be notified in time. Directions are given by streetcar routes to Huntington and Massachusetts avenues and to Columbus and Massachusetts avenues. If mass transit changes occur, transfer at Massachusetts station to routes through Massachusetts Avenue. Children get seating preference.
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Massachusetts Avenue
Dudley Street
Cambridge
Arena
Massachusetts Station
Huntington Avenue
Fenway Park invites all children to warm welcome event
The notice urges every boy and girl to attend at Fenway Park with coats sweaters or shawls as warmth is promised by the weather forecast. It assures ample seating police supervision and ushers from the Post's staff. Attendees should bring a parent or guardian and special shuttles run from North Station Park Street and Dudley Street. Gates open at 9 15 with ceremonies starting 10 30 sharp.
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America
Curry
Chu Chin Chow
George Bell
Unu Chin Chow
Baba
Caliban
Harvard
Lionel Braham
Fenway Park
Post
Park Street
Dudley Street
Chu Chin Cow Company Plans Cozy Stage Presentation
The company will have all members present and perform imagined segments if cold. Cast members in the entertainment may wear overcoats for warmth as they present the Sacred Cow Editor’s instructions and exercises.
Discharges at Devens Delayed and Trials Continue
At Devens Camp the first honorable discharges are now expected next week due to missing blank forms. The final medical examinations for soldiers in the third and fourth development battalions were completed. The espionage act case against Pressley H. Stringfellow of Culpepper Va. was continued to December 2 after a not guilty plea. Private John Lennon of G Company retires after 48 years in service.
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Pressley H. Stringfellow
212Th Field Signal Battalion
Culpepper
Thomas F’. Devine
Military Police
Agent Johnson
Department of Justice
Cook John Lennon
G Company
424 Infantry
Los Angeles
Rocco Cea
East 138Th Street
New York
E Company
42D Infantry
Fifth Avenue
Osabel Fineberg
West 46Th Street
Shirley
Keymen Talk Strike Among Railroad Telegraphers
More than 60 000 union telegraphers on about 175 railroads may strike nationwide. Divisions of the Order of Railroad Telegraphers held indignation meetings demanding wage and working condition changes per Supplement 10 to General Order 27. Boston divisions reported low weekly gains, with tower staff earning few cents daily. Local Boston meetings at 694 Washington Street included reps from other divisions ready to join a walkout if ordered. International VP Pierson and Leonard J. Ross urged restraint, delaying drastic action until December 1.
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Order of Railroad Telegraphers
Boston
Tower
Boston Division 89
New Haven Road
Washington Street
International
Thomas M. Pierson
St. Louis
Leonard J. Ross
Express Hit Broken Rail In Montreal Express Wreck
Portland November 22 testimony from Barton Wheelwright engineer of maintenance of way for New England Grand Trunk links cites a pipe rail defect as the cause of the Montreal express wreck at Falmouth killing two and injuring over a dozen. Leland Philbrook testified the train ran at 40 mph, cars inspected at Island Pond and Gorham, and the Public Utilities Board continued the hearing awaiting drawings and photos.
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New England Grand Trunk
Falmouth
Public Utilities Board
Leland W. Philbrook
Isaac L. Cook
Frank L. Bryant
John W. Courtland
Grand Trunk
Island Pond
Gorham
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