Canada's Own Envoy Coming
Ottawa reports the reorganized Canadian government will be represented in Washington by a commissioner instead of via the British embassy. J. D. Hazen, former naval and marine affairs commissioner, chosen for the post. Hazen, premier of New Brunswick and lawyer, will work with the British ambassador but may act with independent initiative.
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Ottawa
Ont
Washington
United States
J. D. Hazen
Naval Service and Marine and Fisheries
Canada
London
Hazen
New Brunswick
Borden
Visit to Wife Ends With Fine for Travel and DUI
Harold R. Bennett a Paterson New Jersey traveling salesman was fined 50 for driving without a chauffeur license and while intoxicated after a collision on Boylston street with Allan Young s car. Pascal Freyer a Buffalo millionaire faced similar action but defaulted. Bennett paid the fine and faced attachment for damages.
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Harold R. Bennett
Paterson
N. J
Pascal Pratt Freyer
Buffalo
Allan Young
Boylston Street
New Bedford
Bennett
Alice Lynch
Miss Lynch
Tonneau
Freyer
Pape's Cold Compound Promises Quick Relief
A vintage drug ad touts Pape's Cold Compound as a fast cure for grippe and cold symptoms. It claims two hour dosing for three doses, opening nasal passages, stopping discharge, easing headache and feverishness, with no need for help from others and a pleasant taste. It warns to buy the genuine product at drug stores.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grippe
Pape
Dwyer Calls for Punitive Victory Over Germany
Michael J. Dwyer, former Suffolk A D A now studying for the priesthood in Rome, writes from London after a recent air raid. He urges punishment beyond any future repetition of German horrors and urges US haste in war effort. He recalls a London air raid with 15 dead and 70 wounded, while his daughter and he watched from a theater front row as the Hansan airships attacked.
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Michael J. Dwyer
Suffolk County
Rome
London
Germany
Mr. Dwyer
United States
Dwyer
Hansan
Poison plot exagured in Princeton aviation student case
Philadelphia reports military authorities deem the so called poison plot exaggerated. Samuel Livingood, Princeton aviation student, may be released as the general court martial is postponed. Investigators found poisons bought over three years ago and say they were for photographic purposes, with no proof of intent to harm.
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Philadelphia
Samuel BR. Livingood
Princeton Aviation
J. G. Livingston
Princeton
Livingston
Young Livingood
Veterans of Civil War Prisons Meet in Somerville
Seventy five veterans of Libby prison Andersonville and Belle Isle, members of the Massachusetts Ex prisoners of War Association, attended the annual meeting in Somerville. Officers for the coming year were elected and a banquet followed with GA R leaders including Daniel E. Denney. Thomas J. Buffum presided. souvenirs of a small tent and flag were given to each veteran.
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Libby
Andersonville
Belle Isle
Massachusetts
Ex-Prisoners of War Association
Somerville
Daniel E. Denney
Thomas J. Buffum
W. C. M. Howe
Reading
F. L. Weymouth
Dorchester
Edward F. Bryant
William W. Fish
James H. Griggs
Charles W. Ellis
Medford
William Riley
Wi. P. Stanley
BE. J. Smith
John F. Locke
Michael
Miss O'Donnell Appointed U S Deputy Marshal
Grace F B O'Donnell has been appointed deputy United States marshal for Massachusetts by U S Marshal Mitchell. The Hadson resident is on duty at the Federal Building and is among a small group of women serving as deputy marshals in the United States.
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Grace FB. O'Donnell
United States
District of Massachusetts
Mitchell
O’donnell
Hadson
Federal Building
Grace E. O'Donnell
Stndion
Cambridge Pastor Seeks Release to Take New York Board Job
The Rev. Wilson Ezra Vandermark of Harvard Street Methodist Church Cambridge asked the church board to release him from his pastorate so he can move to New York and assume duties on the Board of Education of the Methodist Episcopal Church on November 1.
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Wilson Ezra Vandermark
Harvard Street Methodist Church
Cambridge
Church Board
New York
Board of Education
Methodist
Miss Norris Becomes Bride In Brighton Wedding
Former Miss Mary E. Norris of Orkney road Brighton wed William F. McSweeney of East Boston at St Aidan's Brookline. Attended by sisters Lillian Irene and Caroline Norris as bridesmaids and brother Joseph D. Norris as best man. The newlyweds plan a westward honeymoon then reside in Connecticut where Mr McSweeney represents Brown Durrell Co. Boston.
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Mary
H. Norris
Michael W. Norris
Orkney Road
Brighton
Boston Board of Aldermen
William F. McSweeney
East Boston
St. Aidan’s Church
Brookline
John T. Creagh
Lillian G. Norris
Irene
John McSweeney
William L
Albert C. Norris
West
Connecticut
McSweeney
Brown Durrell Company of
Boston
Women’s Co-op asks Boston mayor to place sign
The Woman's Homestead Cooperative Association led by Mrs. Charlotte Smith sent a message to Mayor Curley requesting permission to place a sign in the Common. It reads, One hundred thousand women of Boston have nothing to waste, no legal providers, no pensions and none to provide for them.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman’s Homestead Co-operative Association
Charlotte Smith
Curley
Boston
Railroads of the West Seek Rate Increases After Meeting
Western railroad executives, awaiting a conference between Eastern peers and the Interstate Commerce Commission, expect to ask for increased rates on many commodities or a general rate rise. Indications reach that officials have considered the move in the last 48 hours as Western lines lag behind last year’s banner figures though gross receipts rise while expenses outpace gains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
West
Interstate Commerce Commission
Marshall Dies From Auto Smash Injuries
Edward Marshall, a prominent West End House member, died at Massachusetts General Hospital from injuries after the automobile he rode in overturned on Sept. 30 while returning from Camp Devens in Ayer. His funeral will be held today.
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Edward Marshall
West End House
Massachusetts General Hospital
Camp Devens
Ayer
Thieves Target Cambridge Poor Farm Cabbage Field
Thieves gained access to the Cambridge poor farm last night and attempted to steal the entire cabbage crop. More than 50 cabbages were picked and hidden behind a cliff before discovery prevented any removal.
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Cambridge
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Mary E. Norris
William F. M’sweeney
Liberty Loan Committee OF
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Sgoon
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Boylston Tunnel
William and Mary
Victor and
Columbia Machines
Mahogeny Library
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