Funeral Services for Andover Priest Fogarty
The funeral of Rev. Daniel P. Fogarty OSA assistant pastor of St. Augustine's Church, who died of pneumonia, was held at St. Augustine's Church. The mass celebrant was his brother Rev. Thomas G. Fogarty OA from North Troy, aided by Rev. George S. Walker and Rev. George Scannell, classmates in Rome.
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Andover
Daniel P. Fogarty
St. Augustine’s Church
Thomas G. Fogarty
North Troy
N. Y
George S. Walker
Lawrence
George Scannell
New York
Rome
Father Fogarty
Sister Ellen St. John Funeral Tomorrow
Funeral services for Sister Ellen St John of the order of Notre Dame connected with St Augustine's Church South Boston will be held at St Augustine's Church Wednesday morning with a requiem high mass at 9 o clock.
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Ellen St. John
The
Order of Notre Dame
St. Augustine’s Church
South
Boston
Baseball Loss Adds First Prominent Name to France Dead
Through the death of Captain Edward L. Grant on the field of honor in France professional baseball gains its first prominent figure to pay the supreme sacrifice. The article honors his service and memorializes his role in the national game.
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Edward L. Grant
France
Grant, Noted Giants Third Baseman, Passes in War Era
The longtime baseball figure Grant, famed for guarding third base for the New York Giants, served in the American forces shortly after World War I began and earned a commission through his swift demonstration of talent.
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Grant
New York Giants
Germany
Eddie Grant Heroic Death in Lost Battalion Action
Eddie Grant of the 20th Infantry was killed by a shell while aiding the Lost Battalion during the Argonne Forest siege. A Harvard graduate and famed diamond player, he had a pro career with Jersey City and the Phillies, Reds, and Giants before leaving baseball in 1915 to enter business. Born in Franklin in May 1883.
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20Th Infantry
Argonne Forest
Grant
Eddie” Grant
Harvard
Cambridge
Jersey City
Philadelphia Nationals
Cincinnati
New York Nationals
Giants
Franklin, Mays
State Mothers Convention Cancelled for Year
Worcester Mass Oct 21 Mrs Milton P Higgins president of the Massachusetts branch of the National Congress of Mothers and Parent Teacher Associations announced the postponed state convention for Oct 29 and 30 in Pittsfield has been given up entirely for the year.
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Worcester
Milton P. Higgins
Massachusetts
The
National Congress of Mothers and Parent Teacher Associations
Pittsfield
Loom fixers at Arlington mills settle for 61 cent pay
In Lawrence on Oct 21 a conference between striker representatives and mill agent John Mercer led to an agreement. The loom fixers will receive 61 cents per hour plus extra compensation under a bonus system, meeting a reduce demand from their initial request of 8 cents more per hour.
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Lawrence
Arlington Mills
John Mercer
Perjury case against Curley and Dnly dropped
Proceedings against former Mayor Curley and Francis JL. Dnly on charges of perjury in the 1917 city bonding investigation were dropped after the Finance Commission told Mayor Peters and the City Council that an insuperable obstacle prevented presenting evidence to the grand jury.
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Curley
Francis JL. Dnly
Finance Commission
Peters
Bonding case standoff delays perjury prosecution
The report notes District Attorney Pelletier refused to prosecute the bonding case citing insufficient evidence. Attorney General Attwill also declined, after Pelletier previously reviewed testimony and found no grounds for perjury charges. Special counsel Hurlburt pressed for indictment, arguing evidence supports conviction.
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Pelletier
Attwill
Council
Commission
Henry F. Hurlburt
Curley
Daly
Hurlburt
Quincy Soldier Is Given Scholarship To Boston University Law School
Richard Callahan, a former newspaper man of Boston and Quincy, receives a scholarship to Boston University Law School from the Federal Board of Vocational Training for Wounded Soldiers and Sailors An injury during duty at Camp Greene North Carolina led to his discharge and resignation as State Investigator of aid and pensions.
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Richard Callahan
Boston
Quincy
Boston University Law School
Federal Board of Vocational Training
United States Army
Camp Greene
N. C
Foch Thanks Lloyd George on 67th Birthday Telegrams
Marshal Foch replies to Lloyd George felicitations crediting the British premier for placing him in supreme command. Telegrams released show Lloyd George praising Foch as commander with indomitable courage and faith in victory. Foch says the position owes to Lloyd George and stresses unity among allied forces.
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New York
Marshal Foch
Lloyd George
British
Bureau of Information
Pine Cough Remedy Promises Quick Relief at Low Cost
Advertisement promotes Pinex pine cough syrup mixed with sugar or alternative syrups. Claims fast action within 24 hours for coughs and throat inflammation, touts bronchial asthma and hoarseness relief, and warns against substitutes. Recommends asking druggist for 2 ounces of Pinex with directions from The Pinex Co.
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Percale House
Washington
Hamburg
Ellen St. John’s
J. ®& Bailey Co
Battenburg
J. S. Bailey Co
Eddie Grant
Pape
Grippe
Cure Basement
Voile and
Batiste
Buster
Monk
Marie
Tareyton London
Quincy Soldier
Foch
Lloyd
George
Bulgaria
Balkan
James C. Fernald
Thie
Soldier’s Service Dictionary
Frank H. Vizetelly
Ll.d
U.S. Army
J. T. Dickman
Mabel Wagnalls
Springfield
Mme. Nazimova
H. Addington
Bruce
the Desk Standard Dictionary
St. Louis Republic
Grenville Kleiser
Cassell
Paris
Floyd Bralliar
UN Press
George W. Jacoby
Holmes W. Merton
Uncle Sam
Charles A. Shriner
Funk & Wagnalls Company
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