Three Naval Fliers Die in 500-Foot Seaplane Fall
In Pensacola Florida today three Naval aviators were killed when a seaplane side-slipped and plunged into the bay from 500 feet. Machinist Charles H. Seibold of Pensacola, Boatswain Roy McMillan of Wetmore Park Rochester New York, and Paul Reichel of Huntington California were the victims.
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Pensacola
Fila
Oct
Charles HE. Seibold
Roy McMillan
Wetmore Park
Rochester
N. Y
Paul Reichel
Hammonton
Cal
Injured Man Admitted At City Hospital
A man was injured yesterday afternoon at Tremont and Common streets and is now at City Hospital with internal injuries.
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Tremont and
Common Streets
City Hospital
Marriage of May Smith and Patrick O Sullivan
Miss May Margaret Smith daughter of Mr and Mrs Thomas Smith 182 Hudson Somerville and Patrick Joseph O Sullivan of Roxbury were married at a nuptial mass in St Cath rines Church Somerville by Rev James J O Brien assisted by Israel Schwartz altar boys James Smith and Edward O Sullivan were struck by an auto truck as altar boys.
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May Margaret Smith
Thomas Smith
Hudson Street
Somerville
Patrick Joseph O'Sullivan
Roxbury
St. Catherine’s Church
James J. O’brien
Israel Schwartz
Berkeley James Smith
Edward O’sullivan
Oil stove blast causes $500 damage in South Boston flat
An oil stove exploded in the apartment of Anna Magel at 237 Third Street, South Boston, late yesterday afternoon. Mrs. Magel was lighting the stove when oil ignited. Norman Kennedy of the State Guard raised the alarm. The building is owned by James Minder of Warren Street, Roxbury.
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Anna Magel
Third Street
South
Boston
Five Pythian Lodges Unite to Form King Solomon Lodge 18
Five lodges Unity Henry C. Allen Enterprise Faulkner combined at Somerset Street Elks Home to create King Solomon Lodge No. 18, Massachuset ts largest Pythian unit. New officers include H Murray Puwulsii as Chancellor Commander and Samuel Park as Vice-Chancellor. Aaron Pinkofsky leads finance. others hold records seal and arms roles. Aaron Pinkney chaired the amalgamation committee of 35 and credited Past Grand Chancellor Clifford E. Jones for initiating the move.
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Pythian
Elks
Somerset Street
King Solomon Lodge
Massusetts
King Solomon
Unity
Henry C. Allen
Enterprise
Faulkner
H. Murray Puwulsii
Samuel Park
David Saperstein
Herman B. Bernstein
Gabriel B. Radlow
Julius Morse
Aaron Pinkofsky
Samuel Cohen
A. Block
Isaac Park
L. Newton Wells
Aaron Pinkney
Clifford E. Jones
Unity Lodge
Spring Hats To Cost More
Danbury hat makers announce higher prices for next spring with predicted minimum quality price around six dollars though final amounts depend on strikes from batters trimmers box manufacturers and allied trades between Thanksgiving and Easter as Easter approaches.
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Danbury
Conn
Boston & Albany Starts Drive to Cut Rail Accidents
Boston & Albany launches nationwide accident prevention drive with a safety committee inspecting line from Boston to Albany. J B Hamill chairs, aims to reduce trespass and grade crossing dangers, improve signals and safety gear, and report violations to the Highway Commission. Over six months, injuries and deaths drop significantly.
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United States
Canada
Boston & Albany Railroad
Boston
Albany
J. B. Hammill
South Station
Springfield
Highway Commission
Railroad Commission
Fayolle to Head Inter Allied Disarmament Board
Paris report says General Fayolle, famed WWI leader and head of the army that entered Mainz after the armistice, will lead the inter allied commission supervising Germany disarmament under the Versailles treaty. General Degoutte, victor at Chateau-Thierry, will command inter allied occupation troops on the Rhine succeeding Fayolle.
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Paris
Fayolle
Mayence
Germany
Degoutte
Chateau-Thierry
Oureq
Marne
Rhine
Vermont teachers deem 1896 law harmful to youth
In Montpelier at the Vermont teachers convention with about 1600 attendees Dr. John Thomas of Middlebury College condemned the 1896 Vermont law stating it lets students receive state tuition in out-of-town high schools but withdraws supervision during a critical age. He urged amending the statute, noting colleges would not accept such laxity. The three day meeting continues with speakers including Paul Son Smith and Governor Harding.
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Montpelier
Vermont
John Thomas
Middlebury College
H. H. Claxton
Washington, D. C
Thomas
Paul Son Smith
Massachusetts
Harding
Iowa
Husband Sues For 100000 In Alienation Of Affections
Archibald D. Handy of Boston files in Suffolk Superior Court against Eugene Nagel Fitzgerald seeking 100000 for alienation of his wife Pearl N. Handy’s affections dating from November 11, 1917. Counsel says no further public details available at this time.
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Suffolk Superior Court
Archibald D. Handy
Boston
Eugene Nagel Fitzgerald
Fitzgerald
Pearl N. Handy
Fare Protesters Set to Meet at City Hall Tomorrow
Protest organizers plan a meeting tomorrow at 2 PM in the old council chamber City Hall to arrange a demonstration at the State House next Saturday against suburban street car fare increases led by former Senator Charles A. Dean of Wakefield.
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State House
Council Chamber
City Hall
Charles A. Dean
Wakefield
Grand jury ignores murder charge in Natrona death case
In Pittsburg on October 8 the Alleghany county grand jury refused to indict a special policeman and a deputy sheriff over the August 26 death of Mrs. Fannie Sellens, organizer for the AFL. Labor leaders claim she was killed by sheriffs while protecting civilians during a mine workers strike. The coroner’s jury had ruled death by unknown persons in a riot.
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Pittsburg
Alleghany County Grand Jury
Fannie Sellens
American Federation of Labor
Natrona
Suspected Sinn Fein Justices Removed in County Fermanagh
Two justices of the peace suspected of Sinn Fein sympathies are removed from office in County Fermanagh. The move marks the start of a broader purge of magistrates with such sympathies as Belfast reports.
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Sinn Fein
Belfast
County Fermanagh
What the Church Should Offer the World Topic Discussed
The Suffolk North Association of Congregational Churches and Ministers held its semiannual meeting at Pleasant Street Congregational Church in Arlington. The afternoon and evening sessions explored the theme What the Church Should Offer the World in light of the past four years.
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Suffolk North Association of Congregational Churches
Pleasant Street Congregational Church
Arlington
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