Bureau Extends Effort On Irish Information Network
Daniel T. O'Connell of Boston announces another extension of the Irish National Bureau. A new information section under Willard, a former newspaper man, will gather and circulate data on the Irish situation and the bureau's activities. Headquarters are in the Pensylsey building. O'Connell resides at 21 Kennebnd and belongs to the Kawmut Council, Knights of Columbus.
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Ashington
Daniel T. O'Connell
Boston
Irish National Bureau
Bu Reau Sotvitsee
Willard
Unsey Building
Bureau
O'Connell
Kenbermand
Dorchester
Kawmut Council
Knights of Columbus
Teaching Law at Harvard
Francis Bowes Sayre son in law of President Wilson has been named assistant professor of law at Harvard Law School. He earned A B from Williams in 1909 LL B from Harvard in 1912 S J D in 1917 served as assistant district attorney of New York County in 1912 13 taught government and international law at Williams and held the Ezra Ripley Thayer fellowship at Harvard. He served with the A E F from 1916 to 1918 and lectured at Harvard Law School in the previous summer.
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Francis Bowes Sayre
Wilson
Harvard Law School
Sayre
Williams College
Harvard
New York County
Ezra Ripley Thayer
M. C.A
Lansing to Return to Capital Saturday
Secretary of State Lansing announced he will return to Washington this Saturday after spending two weeks at his Henderson Harbor summer home in Watertown, New York.
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Watertown
N. Y
Lansing
Henderson Harbor
Washington
Reminded of Oath by Fraternal Order of Police
William J. Milton grand president of the Fraternal Order of Police sent letters to all lodges urging members to uphold and enforce laws impartially during national unrest. The independent union has lodges in 26 cities and headquarters in Pittsburg.
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Pittsburg
William J. Milton
Fraternal Order of Police
American Federation of Labor
Bag of Gold for Soldier Pastor in Cambridge
The Rev. Lyman D. Rutledge pastor of Harvard Street Unitarian Church in Cambridge received a bag of gold worth over $100 from Mrs. O C Allen and church members as a token of appreciation. Rutledge, a member of Company K 12th Regiment M S G, has been assigned to a regular boat in Frederick Douglass Square Roxbury and is a popular local figure.
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Lyman D. Rutledge
Harvard Street Unitarian Church
Cambridge
12Th Regiment
O. C. Allen
Rutledge
Frederick Douglas Square
Roxbury
Policemen Not to Get Back Right Away
Boston police crisis continues as officials dispute reinstatement authority. The city faces a civil service path for returning officers, while 97 new recruits plus 190 applicants pass exams at Kingsley Hall. Fund for Defenders of Public Safety surpasses 80,000 dollars with wide contributions from veterans and civilians alike.
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Boston
O'Meara
Civil Service Commission
Board of
Kingsley Hall
Ford Building
Lizzie Returns to Boston's Old Cell After Police Pickup
A veteran pickpocket known as Lizzie, aged Bridget Corrigan, was found by Inspector Pelton wandering downtown Boston in a cape and bonnet. After brief cooperation she was taken to her old cell as winter nears, with a history spanning New York Philadelphia Pittsburgh and Boston.
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Lizzie
Bridget Corrigan
Boston
Scotland
Providence
Philadelphia
Joe
Nox
Bridget
Tim” Byrnes
New York
Dan" Corrigan
Pittburg
United States
Institution
Camp Devens Closed for Demobilization to Cantonment
Camp Devens will stop bringing troops for demobilization after tomorrow and will become a regular army cantonment. Officers expect it to remain a training post for the new regular army. The current personnel includes 250 officers and 1700 men.
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Camp Devens
Boston Fashion Week dazzles with Parisian models and mall displays
Boston merchants unite under the Chamber of Commerce to stage a citywide Fashion Week featuring living Parisian models. Buyers returning from Paris showcase fur trims, metal thread embroidery, and tricolette designs across evening gowns and coats. Families dress up as shops highlight new Bonnets, dresses, and baby outfits amid decor driven by brown motifs.
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Boston
Navy Victory Medals Ready for World War I Service
The Bureau of Navigation announces completion of victory medals buttons and clasps for all Navy personnel in active service from April 6 1917 to November 11 1919. Delivery will be made through commanding officers of ships and shore stations.
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Portsmouth
N. H
Bureau of Navigation of
Navy Department
Navy
Famous Civil War veteran killed in Springfield street accident
James L. Bowen, soldiers' relief commissioner and noted Civil War veteran, was struck by an electric car while crossing a street in Springfield. He died minutes later from injuries. Bowen had long served as secretary and historian of the 87th Massachusetts Regimental Association.
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Springfield
James L. Bowen
87Th Massachusetts Regimental Association
Helen and Warren Abroad Dine in Ancient Tavern Tale
The Helen and Warren series by Mabel Herbert Urner follows their travels abroad. In the next Boston Sunday Post Magazine they dine in an ancient tavern and Helen wins a point.
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Warren
Helen and Warren
Mabel Herbert Urner
Helen
Boston Sunday Post
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