Holliston Lieutenant Kennedy Assigned to Camp Devens
Lieutenant A J Kennedy, recently named to the chief of staff office at the Department of the Northeast, was assigned as personnel officer at Camp Devens with the 86th Infantry. He served 17 months in France with the Fourth Division.
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A. J. Kennedy
Department of the Northeast
Camp Devens
86Th Infantry
Kennedy
Holliston
Fourth Division
France
Weymouth Merchant Dies. Funeral Set
Cahareesington, who ran a Weymouth dry goods store for over four years, died suddenly yesterday morning of heart disease. His funeral will be held from his home at 33 Shawmut Street tomorrow at 2 o'clock.
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Cahareesington
Weymouth
Shawmut Street
Legion Convention Struggles to Define Americanism and Loyalty
Massachusetts American Legion delegates clash over Lavelle motion restricting debates to matters affecting the legion. Suffolk and western county factions battle for control as nominations for state officers loom. General Edwards warns of fragile unity while a Braves Field carnival probe adds to tensions.
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Suffolk County
Boston
Clarence R. Edwards
The
Legion
Bay State
Lavelle
Rines
McInnes
Boston Policemen’s Union
Police
American Legion
Massachusetts
Pehr G. Holmes
Herbert
Gloucester
Springfield
Ladies’ Auxiliary
Somerville
Mary Jane
Mary Lanigan
Admiral Benson
John J. Murphy
South Boston
Leroy Sweetser
Everett
Suffolk
Sudk
State Committee
Braves Field
Resolutions Committee
Boston Chamber of Commerce
Messrs
Ham, Beard and Robinson
Citizens’ Committee
J. Wells Farley
George Cutler
Thomas Marley
Women delegates silent at Legion convention session
At the Worcester convention day one no woman spoke to the chair though many women attended as delegates or alternates. Salem Trust delegation backed Colonel Frank S. Perkins for finance officer while others lobbied for future convention sites including Springfield and New Bedford.
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New Bedford
Herbert
Frederick M. Cutler
Worcester Post
Channing Cox
Cox
Coolidge
American Legion
Salem Trust
Frank S. Perkins
Lewis Berlyn
Perkins
Salem
John J. Walsh
A. &. Michaud
Bancroft
W. J. Bordeaux
Hyde Park
John F. J. Herbert
T. D. Gard Company
Legion
DISCOVERED A CURE FOR ASTHMA CLAIM
An ad from Dr D J Lane of Lane Building St Marys Kansas promotes a home asthma remedy. He offers a $1.25 bottle postpaid to anyone who writes for it and reports effects within ten days. No payment required upfront.
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D. J. Lane
Lane Bldg
St. Marys
Kansas
Lane
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Frank Cavanaugh
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Braves Field Carnival
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Robinson
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Lowell
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Lawrence
May G. Nagle
New England Women's Post
Minneapolis
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Haverhill
Leo A. Spillane
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Thomas Carens
Union
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Alton E. Briggs
Boston Fruit and Produce Exchange
National Poultry, Egg and Butter Association
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Suater
Sean
Parry Lot
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Winter St
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Harry H. Aronson
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Whitcomb
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Jordan Marsh Company—The Mercantile Heart of
Jordan Marsh Company
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