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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Sep 24, 1920

Page

12

Memorial to McConnell Plan by Massachusetts Bar

Prominent Massachusetts lawyers plan a memorial for Captain Joseph W. McConnell, Boston lawyer killed in the St. Mihiel drive. The memorial will rise in McConnell Park with public subscriptions received by Treasurer James F. Bacon.

Massachusetts Joseph W. McConnell Boston St. Mihiel Drive McConnell Park James F. Bacon Franklin Street Michael H. Sullivan Joseph W

Mayor Approves Pay Raise for City Printing Plant Chief

Mayor Peters signed off on the City Council ordinance boosting the head of the city printing plant from 1000 to 5000 dollars. Former Senator Charles H. Lawlor is cited as the present director of the plant.

Peters Charles 8. Lawlor

Delegates of I O O F Due Today in Boston

Advance guard of the Odd Fellows arrive for the nationwide Good Fellowship celebration. By tonight thousands of fraternity members with wives daughters and friends expected to fill hotels in Boston.

Odd Fellows Boston Odd Fellowship America

Odd Fellows Plan Massive Boston Celebration and Plymouth Pilgrimage

Boston Odd Fellows announce a citywide observance with flag bedecked stores and a large parade on September 29 featuring 22 000 participants. The event includes church services in Trinity Church and Union Congregational Church, a Plymouth voyage by steamer, and open lodge degrees across Greater Boston.

George H. Fuller Grand Lodge of Odd Fellows Massachusetts Committee On Registration Copley Plaza Odd Fellows Mr. Fuller Boston Sovereign Grand Lodge Order Plymouth Plymouth Odd Fellows Trinity Church Lawrence J. Wilder Fairbank New England Coolidge Peters State House City Hall Tremont Street Park Square Odd Fellows’ Lodge

Halifax Heroine Bride of Boston Advertising Man

Harry San Gould born Gould, a Boston advertising executive, married Miss Mabel H. Landry of Halifax in a Sept. ceremony at the First Presbyterian Church. The couple's reception followed in Commonwealth Avenue, Allston. They plan a honeymoon via New York, Buffalo, Detroit en route to Chicago, with home to be 4316 Clarendon Ave after Nov. 1. The bride aided Halifax disaster relief in 1917 as part of the “Heroines of Halifax.”

Halifax Harry Sanborn Gould Boston Yarmouth Mabel H. Landry Neil Landry Gould John Clark First Presbyterian Church Commonwealth Avenue Allston New York Buffalo Detroit Chicago Exeter Hyde Park High School Sanborn Academy Julius Mathews Clarendon Avenue

Miss Ruth Mansfield Heads B U Press Club

Ruth Mansfield of Dorchester, Boston Post correspondent, was elected president of the Boston University Press Club for 1920 21. Annie McWeeney of Nashua New Hampshire secretary treasurer and Olga Seydel of Allston Boston American chair the social committee. Professor Harry Center chosen honorary member.

Ruth Mansfield Dorchester Boston Post Boston University Press Club Annie McWeeney Nashua N. H Boston Evening Record Olga Seydel Allston Boston American Harry Center

In Jail, Sues for Divorce in Bangor

Hermance Crether the former Baroness De Beck, jailed in Bangor, sues her husband George LeRoy Nelson serving a prison term for arson and insurance fraud. The case goes to the November Bangor Superior Court. Nelson seeks bankruptcy relief with over two thousand in secured claims and about four thousand in unsecured. Crether may be pardoned by October and intends to return to Paris if freed.

Bangor Hermance Crether de Beck George LeRoy Nelson Nelsons Carmel Nelson Paris

Coast Guard Starts Recruiting Campaign

The Coast Guard announces a winter recruiting push for cutters and shore stations. A recruiting office operates on the 14th floor of the custom house. discharged Navy or reserve men with re enlistment recommendations are especially sought and to be enlisted at their former rating.

Coast Guard Custom House Navy

Frank Taylor Arrested for Larceny in Cambridge Bar Room

Police say Frank Taylor with a state prison record was arrested yesterday by Sergeant Donovan at a Friend street bar room. He faces larceny charges for stealing $28 from John Smith of Third street Cambridge.

Frank Taylor Friend Street Donovan Hanover Street John Smith Third Street Cambridge

Thief Gets 212 Years In City Court Ruling

Michael J. Casey of Lowell began a sentence at an East Cambridge prison after being convicted of stealing 610 dollars from a sleeping Montreal Express passenger last July. The court handed down a term of two and a half to three and a half years.

Michael J. Casey Lowell State Prison East Cambridge Court Montreal Express

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