Edwards bids farewell as Devens review ends career
General Edwards thanks Camp Devens regulars at a retirement swan song review, praises 13th Infantry and Col. Paul Giddings, urges voting by soldiers, and envisions closer ties with organized reserves and National Guard as troops prepare winter stations in Portsmouth and New Bedford.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Camp Devens
National Guard
Portsmouth
New Bedford
Edwards
13Th Infantry
Boston
Maine
New Hampshire
Vermont
Massachusetts
Regular Army
Paul Giddings
13Th
Citizens
Dr True's Elixir Advertises Family Laxative Remedy
An old advertisement touts Dr True's Elixir as a remedy for constipation and related ills in men women and children. It claims quick relief from coated tongue headaches foul breath and feverish children with references to Tracey Station N RB and promotional prices 40c 60c and 1.2n.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph
Tracey
N. RB
Mayflower Designer Presses for Boston Schooner’s Return
Marblehead designer W. Starling Burgess claims the Mayflower conforms to the International Fisherman's Trophy rules and carries more cargo than any two masted fishing vessel. He promises to travel to Halifax to present evidence and urges trustees to reverse the ban and allow the Boston schooner to race in Gloucester.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Starling Burgess
Marblehead
Burgess
HW. St. Sliver
Trusters
International Fisherman's Trophy
Halifax
Nova Scotia
Gloucester
Silver
Designer Burgess Presents Mayflower Plans to Trustees
In Gloucester, designer Burgess addressed the American race committee at the Chamber of Commerce meeting. He outlined plans and figures for the Mayflower project to the trustees of the Fishermen's Race Trophy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burgess
Trustees of Fishermen's Race
Gloucester
Sept. l
American Race Committee
Chamber of Ee
W. Sta
Mayflower Exemption Fight Talks Halifax Hearing For Trophy
Mayflower ordered to Halifax to explain why Boston contender should compete for the international fishermen's trophy. William J. McInnis chairs the committee which presses for Mayflower to carry 625000 pounds at sea while offering rig changes. designer to appear. Meeting includes Burgess and several officers as observers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Halifax
International Fishermen’s Trophy
Boston
Burgess
William J. McInnis
American Fishermen's Race Committee
Board of Trustees
Wilmot A. Reed
Charles Dpd, Brow
George PF. Peeples
John Ways Hammond, Jr
Benjamin A. Smith
Reverend Cummins to celebrate 70th birthday with parish praise
The Rev John F Cummins longtime Sacred Heart Church Roslindale pastor and former top New England clergyman will be honored by parishioners on his birthday tomorrow. Born in Charlestown in 182 he has served 47 years as priest and earned papal blessings from five popes. His church holds substantial property including a fire department style edifice school convent and rectory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John F. Cummins
Sacred Heart Church
Roslindale
New England
Coomwins Mays
Charlestown
Troy
Boston College
Holy Cross
Father Cummins
Boston Traveler
Pius 1X
Leo XIII
Pius X
Benedict XIII
Pius XI
Attempted killing of Quincy banker by Black Hand
Police say Analdo Dato, a prominent Italian banker in Quincy, survived an early morning shooting when a man from a hedge fired at close range. Patrolman John Bryan pursued as the assailant fled. DiNicola had long received threatening letters from the Black Hand starting in 1917.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Quincy
Analdo Dato
DiNicola
Washington Street
John Bryan
Chaze
Man Beaten in Own Home Reported Struck by Stranger
James Rogers, 47, of 227 Harrison Avenue South End, was admitted to City Hospital with cuts and bruises and a severe wound above the left eye. He claims a hammer attack by an unknown man who was a stranger in his house. James Connors of West Third Street South Boston brought him to the hospital, offering no further information.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Rogers
Harrison Avenue
South End
City Hospital
Rogers
James Connors
West Third Street
Boston
Cambridge Boy Hero in Sea Tragedy
A Cambridge sailing party meets tragedy as Lane official of Southern Railway perishes in a capsized craft near Oak Bluffs. Boxall and Miss Garrett are rescued after a long struggle with rough seas while Lane sinks. Miss Garrett, a Smith College senior, and Boxall, a Cambridge student, recover with care.
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Cambridge
Lane
Richard 11
Southern Railway
Boxall
Miss Garrett
Diane
Haxall
Wisher
Purdy
Liane
Miss Garret
Young Boxall
Garrett
Oak Bluffs
Smith College
Wreaking of Smyrna Leaves Turkish City in Ruin
The article reports thousands dead in Smyrna as fires and shelling devastate the city. Kemalist and Greek Armenian factions trade blame as British evacuation ends and American relief groups take charge under Captain W. W. Hepsburn. Only a handful of refugees remain. many displaced, feared dead or missing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anatolia
WW. J. Hepsburn
Admiral Bristol
Naval New and Relief
Smyrnas
Smyrna
Mudania
Railroad Peace Near as Strike Ends
News reports from New York Chicago Cleveland and Baltimore say the railroad strike is nearly over with working agreements reached or under way on major lines. The Pennsylvania Railroad has signed a new agreement with all Big Four brotherhoods, while New England lines like New York New Haven and Hartford and Boston and Maine show less progress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Chicago
Cleveland
Baltimore
New England
New Haven
Hartford
Pennsylvania Railroad
Outbreak Reported in Adrianople Rouses Constantinople
A Reuters despatch from Constantinople dated yesterday reports a seditious movement in Adrianople in which Greek civil authorities were overthrown by several officers and part of the population. The message also notes disturbances in the lands of Mitylene and the Aegean.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Constantinople
Adrianople
Reuter
Mitylene
Aegean
British Fleet Prohibits Turkish Cross to Europe
London Sept. 15 The British fleet has been instructed to allow no Turkish troops to cross from Asia to Europe according to an official announcement this evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Associated Press
Asia
Europe
Horrors in Smyrna described by American refugees
American refugees arriving at Piraeus aboard the Sampson recount the burning of Smyrna with mobs looting Greek and Armenian shops and Turkish arson. Consul General Horton will file a detailed report to the American legation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens
United News
Smyrna
Piraeus
Sampson
Horton
Maclachan
Washington
State Department
Mark Bristol
Constantinople
Phillips
Bristol
America
Asia Minor
Turks Demand Constantinople in Turkish Push for Independence
Mustapha Kemal Pasha declares the Turkish Nationalists will seek Constantinople as their capital. He warns Britain could trigger war if restrained, vows peaceable methods first, insists on fortifying the Marmara shores and securing independence for Turkish regions including most of Thrace. He pledges to demand the surrender of the Greek fleet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dardanelles
Sea of
Marmara
Constantinople
Kemal Pasha
Thrace
Secret to hair health with Noonan's Hair Petrole
Five minutes daily scalp care builds glossy hair. Hundreds of women use Noonan's Hair Petrole to tame dryness and improve appearance. Available from drug or department stores for $1.00 per bottle or via mail from the manufacturer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Noonan
Rail unions settle as Baltimore plan signed in Baltimore
settlement reached with New York Central pressage with time and a half for overtime. The Baltimore plan is signed by Charles W. Galloway and B and O shopmen, with most strikers expected back within 10 days. A Chicago agreement between Chicago, Burlington and Quincy and current shop craft employees ends the Willard plan. New Haven Hartford reports no talks with ex employees who struck July 1 and reiterates standard rehiring procedures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Central
Baltimore
Charles W. Galloway
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Chicago
Chicago, Burlington and Quincy Railroad
Hale Holden
Willard
Holden
New York, New Haven & Hartford Railroad
Mechanical Department
Guardian Picnic Today If Weather Holds Good
The Guardian Picnic Committee plans an outdoor event today at Spring Grove, Wellesley with reception for Howard P. Drew and activities by Carl Logan and Walter Johnson's jazz group. If weather turns bad, the event moves indoors Monday evening at Putnam Academy Medford from 6 p m to 1 a m with the same program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guardian
Spring Grove
Wellesley
Putnam Academy
Hight Street
Medford
Howard P. Drew
Carl Logan
Walter Johnson
Jazz Orchestra
Pitmann Academy
Cc. 8
Major Gaines
Gertrude Steele
A P. Russell, Jr
Pichic Committee
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Gen. Edwards
Devens
Farrand Sayre
Mra. Edwards
Post
Westwood
Colonel Giddings
Coblenz
Coentry
Eserves
Mrs. Boyce
Lina Cavaliers
Iette
Urinez Morning & Bee
Baltes
Channing
Gks
Lc.cox
Beacon Street
Novembah
Aki An
Cmanning Cox
HUB Boats
FR. Cummins
Box
W. K. Hodges
Stanley Kisher
Walter Purdy
Smith
Future Bright
U. S
Petrole
Boston Post
Office of the Post
Remont Street
Sunday Post
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