Pickford Courts Privacy Amid Rumors In New York
Mary Pickford faced two court actions in a New York Supreme Court session over professional services and damages. Her attorney denied any comment on a reported suit by her husband Owen Moore against Douglas Fairbanks. He defended her reputation amid circulating rumors and refrained from discussing private matters.
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Justice Mullan
Supreme Court
Samuel M. Field
Cara C. Wilkenning
Tle
Dennis F. O’brien
Mary
Owen Moore
Douglas Fairbanks
Miss Pickford
Mr. O’brien
Mrs. Fairbanks
Mr. Moore
Miles Pickford
United States Urged to Save World War Crisis
In the present crucial test of the war the civilized world looks to the United States to save it from Hunnish brutalities. Buy a Bond.
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United States
Tail Spin Fatal to Aviators
Lieutenant Roland J. Winterton of 802 East Sixth street South Boston and Cadet Forest Dean Jones of Worcester, aviators at the American flying camp at Ellington Field Houston Texas, were killed yesterday in airplane accidents, reports said last night from that place.
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Roland J. Winterton
East Sixth Street
South
Boston
Forest Dean Jones
Worcester
Ellington Field
Houston
Texas
Fatal aviation field accidents claim two pilots and injure a cadet
Lieutenant Leo John Nugent of Washburn Iowa and another aviator were killed in two separate crashes at the aviation field yesterday. A fourth cadet was seriously injured while a third accident occurred late in the afternoon. Lieutenant Winterton, formerly a clerk at Oliver Ditson on Tremont street, and Cadet Jones reportedly died in the same aircraft.
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Leo John Nugent
Washburn
Winterton
Aviation Service
Oliver Ditson
Tremont Street
Jones
Aviators Die In Tail Spin Crash Near Webster Texas
Three airmen fell several hundred feet during camera work near Webster Texas. Lieutenant Nugent was killed and Cadet Maurice seriously injured. The aircraft dove from about 200 feet. Maurice is in a field hospital and may not survive. The bodies of the aviators are being prepared for shipment to relatives.
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Webster
Teras
Nugent
Maurice
Apollo Club concert led by Emil Mollenhauer in Jordan Hall
The Apollo Club conducted by Emil Mollenhauer gave a notable Jordan Hall program with Alfred Holy of the Boston Symphony on harp. The choral performance featured Arthur Foote’s war song The Munster Fusileers, which was encored, and the large, attentive audience enjoyed a repertoire of male voice standards and patriotic selections.
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Apollo Club
Emil Mollenhauer
Jordan Hall
Alfred Holy
Boston Symphony Orchestra
Arthur Foote
Munster Fusileers
America
Mollenhauer
Messrs
Harlow and
Shufelt
Liberty Bond Message Promotes Savings Bond Drive
A wartime appeal urges citizens to buy Liberty Bonds as a safeguard against financial hardship. The caption emphasizes savings for national security and personal security, framing bond purchases as patriotic duty and prudent financial planning.
Americans wounded in France cheer courage and care
Wounded American troops from the Toul sector are in a large evacuation hospital in France, receiving top care and comfort as they recover. Stories highlight their spirit, including a sergeant who held a superior force and a corporal who fought alone, choosing to stay to defend comrades.
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France
Associated Press
Toul
Western Massachusetts Private Hints at Hard Times
A western Massachusetts private says they are out of luck for a while but will be all right soon and glad to get another chance, reflecting hardship and hope from military life.
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Massachusetts
Pass Bill for State Trainer Pass Bill for State Trainer
The House passed a measure to appoint a State director of physical education, debated as a wartime move for higher efficiency though critics called it job protection. Representative Atwood, dissenting in Ways and Means, planned a reconsideration to remove the gag after a refused roll call.
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Atwood
Committee On Ways and Means
Widens Break With City Council Over 1918 Budget
The City Council received notice that missing copies of Finance Commission investigators reports stemmed from the council’s tardiness. Councillor Henry F. Hagan, chairman of appropriations, asked the commission to promptly supply budget reports. The Commission has not appeared this year, marking a shift from past activity during budget discussions.
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Finance Commission
Henry F. Hagan
Buy a Bond
A call to duty echoes in a plea to readers to honor ancestors by supporting the purchase of a bond. The message frames bond buying as a freeman’s obligation and a safeguard for future generations.
New Dog Law Hearing Before Ways and Means
The legislative committee on ways and means opens a hearing at 10:30 AM on a proposed new dog law. It would centralize enforcement under the State Board of Agriculture secretary, authorize a 25 000 dollar annual appropriation, and set penalties including orders to kill dogs under certain conditions. The bill, amended from a special commission draft, aims to revise and enact a comprehensive canine statute.
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Legislative Committee On
Ways and
State Board of Agriculture
Committee On Agriculture
Special Commission
Anti Loafing Bill Admitted For Action
The anti loafing bill introduced by Representative Greenwood of Everett was admitted for action in the House yesterday by the committee on rules. Several men who spoke appeared in favor of such legislation though amendments on details were favored.
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Greenwood
Everett
House
Committee On Rules
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