National Army Man Arrested in Lynn Manslaughter Case
Carl J. Vose, 28, a noncommissioned officer at Camp Devens, was arrested for manslaughter after an automobile struck Mrs. Katherine T. Dennett as she stepped from a trolley at Lake Shore Park Lynn. The car allegedly belonged to the Vose party and left the scene before aid arrived. Police later found Vose at a Peabody home of a party member.
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Carl J. Vose
Glenwood Road
Lynn
National Army
Camp Devens
Katherine T. Dennett
Vose
Peabody
Old Glory to Japan with Commodore Perry Tale
Daily testimonials praise Plant Juice through statements from locals. Henry Schrow of 202 Hancock St Everett Mass recalls Pearl Harbor era links and Civil War service while crediting Plant Juice for easing long stomach issues, insomnia, and constipation. Product sold at Sloughton and Dutton Co Boston store.
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Henry Schrow
Hancock Street
Everett
Mass
Schrow
Commodore Perry
Mississippi
Japan
Second Massachusetts Cavalry
New England
Boston
Drug Department
Sloughton & Dutton Co
Freer Plapao self treatment for rupture ad
A vintage ad claims ruptures kill 7000 annually and criticizes trusses. It promotes the Freer Plapao self treatment with a pad that adheres to the body, promising easy, slip free use and home trial by sending name to Plapao Co in St. Louis, Missouri.
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Plapao CO
Block St. Louis
Plapao
American patrols probe German lines near Toul front
US forces report increased activity behind German lines opposite the American front in the Toul sector. A full battalion was seen marching, infantry and cavalry moved, and German staff cars appeared behind the lines. Three American patrols penetrated near front signals, trenches, and a downed French plane, with one encounter at electric wire and no American casualties.
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France
Associated Press
Toul
Montsec
Three Wounded in Quebec Anti-Conscription Riot
In Quebec March 31 three people were wounded as troops clashed with anti-conscriptionists while moving firearms from stores to the citadel. Rioters set a hardware store ablaze, were repulsed by cavalry, and renewed rioting later with many injuries reported.
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Quebec
Canada
Canada to Cut U S Imports Amid Trade Balances
Ottawa plans a $150 million yearly reduction in U S imports to correct a strain on Canada’s exchange rate. After talks in Washington Premier Borden and Acting Finance Minister MacLean moved to curb the adverse trade balance with an embargo on many manufactured goods. The war trade board will set details and notify legislation authorizing the embargo.
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Ottawa
Ont
Canada
United States
New York
Washington
Borden
MacLean
Canadian War Trade Board
Heifetz Delivers Third Recital At Symphony Hall
Jascha Heifetz gave a third recital in Symphony Hall before a crowd that overflowed the auditorium. The program featured Achron pieces, Mozart and Beethoven concert works, Porpora-Kreisler Minuet, Tchaikovsky Melodie, Wieniawski Scherzo Tarantelle, and Paganini I Palpiti. The audience lauded his musicianship, technique, and temperament, ranking him among today’s leading violinists.
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Jascha Heifetz
Symphony Hall
Mr. Heifetz
Joseph Achron
Mozart
Beethoven
Srechaikowsky
Wienaiwski
Paganini
White House Coffee and Tea Advertised for Quality
An advertisement extols White House Coffee and Tea for fragrance strength and purity. It stresses high quality and strict sanitary handling to assure customers of superior product standards.
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White House
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