Mothers and daughters urged to curb youth camp liaisons
A Naval District Clearing House statement shifts blame from service members to civilian girls, urging mothers to monitor daughters and police to enforce curfew and loitering laws near training camps. It asserts soldiers and sailors are no different from civilian youths and calls for civilian cooperation to keep camps clean and disciplined.
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Dearie
Mamie
First Naval District
United States
Give Today 10 Aid Armenians
President Wilson urges American aid for Armenians and Syrians in dire destitution. Diplomatic reports say millions face starvation and exposure this winter without further contributions. Descriptions portray urban hunger as people beg in streets and some women and children collapse from want.
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Wilson
United States
Western Asia
America
Dean of Tech Embarks on 9000 Mile Merchant Marine Tour
Dean A. E. Burton of Technology begins a 9000 mile trip around the nation's border to inspect merchant marine schools he helped establish on Shipping Board recommendation. Forty such schools now operate turning out deck officers, with four more planned in the East soon.
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Dean A. E. Burton
Technology
Merchant Marine
Shipping Board
Auto Thieving Ring Brought Before Court In 19 Indictments
District Attorney Tufts pursued a major case against an alleged auto theft ring. Samuel C Harris of Hotel Somerset faced 19 secret indictments for conspiracy to steal cars and receiving stolen property and was held on $20,200 bail. Aleck Aronofsky of Roxbury posted $10,000 bond, and James E Trask, a Harris clerk, held on $8,000 bond.
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Nathan A. Tufts
Samuel C. Harris
Hotel Somerset
Chase
Middlesex
East Cambridge
Harris
Aleck Aronofsky
Roxbury
James E. Trask
Soldiers and Marines to Attend Church Vesper Service
About 50 soldiers and marines from Commonwealth pier, the navy yard and warships will attend the vesper services at First Baptist Church on Commonwealth avenue Sunday at 4 80. The choir under Mr J D D Comee will render a special music programme.
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Commonwealth Pier
Navy Yard
First Baptist Church
Commonwealth Avenue
J. D. D. Comee
Government drive on slackers nets many detainees
Federal officers yesterday captured many detainees as part of a government drive. Most released after promising to complete the program which includes a medical exam. An Italian caller refused to go to war saying he came to make money before returning home. A warrant was sought after his refusal to register.
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Sion
Federal
Scituate Wins Silver Cup for Clean Up Efforts
George C. Morton, chairman of the New England Clean Up and Paint Up Campaign Committee, presented Scituate with a silver loving cup awarded for having the best town cleanup among communities under 6000 in the New England states.
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George C. Morton
New England
Scituate
New England States
Minister Geis Medal in War
The Rev. M. M. Goold formerly pastor of the Union Congregational Church has been awarded a British War Office military medal for conspicuous bravery in driving a motor ambulance through heavy barrage fire. He has served with the British Royal ambulance and recently ferried two wounded British soldiers to base hospital under fire.
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Worcester
M. M. Goold
Union Congregational Church
British War Office
M. Louise Wyman
Mr. Goold
British Royal Ambulance
Goold
God's Hand in the War sermon at Trinity Newton Centre
The second sermon in the series at Trinity Church Newton Centre will be delivered by Rev. Edward T. Sullivan on Sunday evening November 25. The talk titled The Hound of God the British Fleet the Guardian in History of the Christian Religion Liberty and Civilization follows congregational hymns at 7 15. Trinity Church is located on Centre Street just south of Commonwealth Avenue.
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Trinity, Newton Centre
Trinity Church
Newton Centre
Edward T. Sullivan
Guardian
Centre Street
Commonwealth Avenue
Railroads Ordered to Abandon Small Way Stations
Washington date line reports the Interstate Commerce Commission authorized railroads to abandon certain small way stations, spur line service, and minor facilities handling less than carloads of freight in wartime efficiency and economy efforts without special commission permission.
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Washington
Interstate Commerce Commission
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