Engineers Recruit 101st Regiment Under Governor Orders
Under Governor Coolidge and adjutant general direction the 101st Regiment of Engineers begins mustering at Wentworth Institute Hustington Avenue. Recruits include former 9th Division veterans re enlisting and new applicants, with physical tests for non veterans. The unit aims for full strength by week end, with 6 companies plus headquarters and detachments and a one year enlistment. Major John F Osborne commands. Captain George Parsons is adjutant.
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Boston
Isis
Wenforth Institute
John F. Osborne
George Parsons
Edwin Brush
Joseph Strong
Robert Holmes
Lewis Edmunds
Julius Daniels
John Wheeler
John Catson
German Army Readied to Invade Poland Reports
Paris dispatch says a German force of at least 200000 men is concentrated on the Silesia frontier ready to strike Poland. The claim comes from Sosnowice in Piotrkow province.
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Poland
Paris
Sosnowice
Piotrkow
Silesia
Old-Time Conductor George W. Hill Dies in Boston
George W. Hill, a famed conductor for the Boston and Maine Railroad and later Derby House owner in Boston, died at Peter Bent Brigham Hospital after a illness. Born August 31 1849 in Dover New Hampshire he guided early freight and premier passenger runs then ran the Old Orchard Beach to Camp Ellis summer train for years. He leaves a widow a son in California a daughter in Cambridge a brother in Boston and a grandson. Funeral services will be held Wednesday at 11 15 at the Derby House.
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George W. Hill
Boston & Maine Railroad
Boston
Portland
Derby House
Peter Bent Brigham
Mr. Hill
Dover
N. H
William H
Martha (Davis) Hill
United States
Old Orchard Beach
Camp Ellis
West End
Hill
Mary B
Charles H
Anne Hutchings
Portsmouth
Harry W. Hill
California
Fred Lawrence
Cambridge
Herbert C. Hill
City
Eugene W. Woolard
Veterans’ Association
The
Old National Lancers
Moses Paul Commandery
Knights Templars
Gee
Dream of Drowning Spoils by Sailor's Warning
Hull England report of a 10 year old boy John Atkin falls into a pier water. Police Constable Arnott rescues him and returns him home. The boy's mother had warned him after a sailor husband sent a dream warning of his drowning. The dream nearly proved true thanks to the police intervention.
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Hull
England
John Atkinson
Arnott
John
Bullitt statements stir Paris papers as Wilson rift grows
Paris papers report William C Bullitt's Senate remarks spark debate and blame games in France over his anti French charges and the failed Prinkipo talks. Frank L Polk declines comment while Colonel Edward M House arrives for a brief Paris visit to meet the American delegation.
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Paris
William C. Bullitt
American Peace Commission
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Washington
Bullitt
France
Prinkipo
The
Figaro
Wilson
Lansing
Petit Parisien
Frank L. Polk
Mr. Bullitt
Mr. Polk
Edward M. House
House
Supreme Council
Hitchy-Hoo Star Engaged to Cleveland Stockbroker
Frances Ney a leading Hitchy-Koo chorus member announced her engagement to Lawrence R. Stockwell a Cleveland stockbroker at a dinner with sisters. They reportedly met recently at a hotel dansant and plan a mid October wedding after a short courtship.
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Frances Ney
Lawrence R. Stockwell
Cleveland
Ohio
Miss Ney
Stockwell
Mr. Stockwell
Oberlin College
Miss Mary McDuff Weds Sergeant Major George Gilbody
Miss Mary McDuff married Sergeant-Major George Gilbody yesterday at St Joseph’s Church Roxbury with Rev. Richard Howard and Rev. Michael J. O’Conner officiating. Attendants included Miss Mary Byron and William L. Lane. The groom, formerly overseas 18 months, now works for the Boston Record. couple to reside in Milton after a reception in Roxbury and a New York trip.
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Richard Howard
Milton
Michael J. O'Conner
101St
St. Joseph’s Church
Roxbury
Mary McDuff
George Gilbody
Mary Byron
William L. Lane
Dorchester
The
Mist
Boston Record Editorial Department
New York
Do Be
Departure from Bowhead and mutiny crisis aboard whaler
The Bowhead crew quarrels over pay and mutiny threats as Captain Hamlet of the Thetis orders discipline. Woodland and seven others are moved to the Harold Dollar, while Captain Cook agrees to accompany his wife Mrs Cook to Nome for her health. Captain Titon is named to command in Cook’s absence.
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Wome
Herschal Island
Thetis
Nome
United States
Hamlet
Woodland
San Francisco
Seattle
Bowhead
Ham
Smythe
Cape
Point Barrow
Captain Hamlet
Captain Cook
The
Alexander
Cape Perry
Webster and Dartmouth 150th anniversary tribute
The article recalls Daniel Webster as Dartmouth College’s savior during the Dartmouth College case and a Boston native trusted by the city. It notes his early life hardships, his Massachusetts ties, and his devotion to the Union and the Constitution, reflecting on his influence and legacy.
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Boston
Daniel Webster
Dartmouth College
Webster
Dartmouth
Boston Public Library
Choate
Weber
Kazekiel
United States
Malden youth arrested for entering freight car at Wellington
Daniel Barrett 17 of 20 Whitman street Malden was arrested yesterday afternoon at the Boston and Maine railroad freight siding in Wellington by railroad police officers Special Officers Shirley and Pease. He was charged with breaking and entering a freight car after allegedly climbing into the car following seals being removed.
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Daniel Barrett
Whitman Street
Malden
Boston & Maine Railroad
Wellington
Shirley and
Pease
Barrett
Toe to be Continued Tomorrow in Daily Schedule
The note indicates a continuation plan for an ongoing calendar item. Writers plan to resume the entry the next day and continue daily until the matter is finished. The brief implies a multi day follow up without detailing the subject or involved parties.
Ancient relic advertised at Weymouth pool room
A notice in Charles Maloney’s East Weymouth pool room promotes a tiny prehistoric flask found behind the shop. Miss Eileen Kelley, an actress, performs as guards and crowd react to a governor’s speech about action and public duty amid crowd applause.
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S of Liberty
Charles Maloney
Commercial Street
East Weymouth
Malone
Eileen Kelley
Miss Helley
Vaudevillian
Willine
Joke Man Chides the Governor in Fanueil Hall
An actor mocked Governor Coolidge after a dignified address to the 20th Regiment State Guard at Fanueil Hall. The playful rebuke caused a noticeable flush on the Governor’s face and imprinted a vivid image on the crowd gathered in the Cradle of Liberty yesterday afternoon.
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Massachusetts
State Guard
Boston
Vaudevillian
Calvin Coolidge
General Court
Cradle of Liberty
Faneuil Hall
20Th Regiment, State Guard
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