Refusal to Free German Attache Contested
In a continuation from the first page, Ambassador von Bernstorff questions von Igel’s official status at the German embassy. The district attorney details the seized documents, noting only papers Count von Bernstorff marks as official will be returned. Mr. Marshall denies orders to hand over the papers and cites safe custody of originals.
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Bassador von Bernstorff
von Igel
Count von Bernstorff
Marshall
Washington
Count von Bernstoriff
Lewis Baker
College
College Ellwood Sts
Dayton
Prosecution Decided in Von Igel Case Despite Diplomats
The Attorney General's Office plans to prosecute Wolfe von Igel former secretary to Captain von Papen arrested in New York on an indictment for conspiring to blow up the Welland Canal. State Department urged release if offense occurred before embassy staff registration in 1915. Officials say immunity not applicable for the 1914 crime. Secretary Lansing assured papers seized from von Papen's office will be returned to the German embassy after the State Department review.
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Washington
Wolfe von Igel
von Papen
New York
Welland Canal
von Igel
Polk
State Department
Department of Justice
von Tgel
Lansing
Count von Bernstorff
Groton School Triumphs Over Worcester South High
Groton School defeated Worcester South High 5 to 3 in a featureless game. Key players included Zabriskie, Emmons, King, Havemeyer, and Putnam contributing multiple hits and runs. Strong pitching by Washburn and Finley supported by defense led Groton to the win.
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Groton
Groton School
Worcester South High
Zabriskie
Flynn
Sue
Emmons
Bennett
Rich'son
P'nam
Carr
King
Mosher
Davidson
Finley
Coolidge
Molloy
M'R
Coulll
Washburn
M'gi’ehy
Ham
Ryan
Christie
C'mings
Worcester So. H
Havemeyer
Richardson
Frothingham
Putnam
McGlinchy
Ashburn
Couillard
Moshier
Cummings
Smith
Arlington High Defeats Lasalle High In Batting Duel
Arlington High beat Lasalle High 20 to 14 in a high scoring game at Arlington yesterday. The line shows Arlington 100020232 for 20 runs on 12 hits with 2 errors, Lasalle 011054021 for 14 runs on 12 hits with 5 errors. Batteries Berlin Jardine Jost Daily Clare Stanton Roach Doucette.
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Arlington High
Lasalle High
Arlington
R.h.eb
Berlin
Jardine
Jost
Daily
Clare
Stanton
Roach
Doucette
Gardner and Cole Clash in Lowell City Hall Debate
Congressman Augustus P Gardner and John N Cole of Andover sparred on the City Hall steps before about 2500 as Cole assailed Gardner's record and Gardner urged Roosevelt delegates. Cole rapped Gardner’s character while Gardner defended Roosevelt and avoided debate on his own record. The crowd jeered and clapped sparingly as national figures Wilson and Roosevelt drew little response.
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Lowell
Augustus P. Gardner
John N. Cole
Andover
Boston Industrial Board
House
City Hall
Cole
Gardner
Roosevelt
Wilson
Middlesex School routs Roxbury Latin 14 to 0 in seven innings
Middlesex School’s fast baseball team defeated Roxbury Latin School yesterday afternoon in Concord, 14 to 0. The seven inning game featured numerous errors by the visitors and a slate of Middlesex hits, Hobbs, Mason and Lancaster combining on the mound with Billings and Scott behind the plate. Umpire Loughlin officiated.
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Middlesex School
Concord
Roxbury Latin School
Middlesex
R.H.E. Middlesex
Roxbury Latin
Hobbs
Mason
Mason and Lancaster
A. Robinson
Billings
Scott
Loughlin
Alumni defeat Revere High 16 to 9 at Curtis Park
Revere Alumni beat Revere High 16 to 9 yesterday at Curtis Park. Rouillard starred for the Alumni with three two baggers and a single in five trips. Mick of Revere High impressed with his fielding and batting.
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Revere
Revere High
Curtis Park
Rouillard
Iilick
Worcester Academy routs St. Mark's 22 to 0 in Southboro
In Southboro on April 19 Worcester Academy crushed St. Mark's 22 to 0. Worcester tallied 17 hits against St. Mark's pitching, overwhelming the opponent throughout the game.
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Worcester A
St. Mark’s
Southboro
St. Mark's
Worcester Academy
Worcester
Wiley Wins 25 Mile Motor Pace at Revere Track
George Wiley of Syracuse won the 25 mile motor paced race at the Revere Cycle Track by about a mile and a half over Clarence Carman of Jamaica and over two miles on Leon Didier of Paris. Wiley’s time was 38 minutes 12 4 5 seconds. Didier faltered with pacing and wheel troubles, and fell near the home stretch. Carman contested early but could not overtake Wiley who kept an even pace and padded laps. Additional events included a half mile novice won by R. M. Toney and a half mile amateur handicap won by John Fardig with Ned Chandler second.
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George Wiley
Syracuse
N. Y
Revere
Clarence Carman
Jamaica
Long Island
Leon Didier
Paris
France
Aittle
Wiley
Didier
Carman
R. M. Toney
Beachmont
Clarence Fox
John Fardig
Orient Heights
Ned Chandler
Boston
Bert Jones
Michael Career Oo
Gets- It corn remover ad promises easy relief
An old time advertisement extols Gets-It as a simple painless cure for corns calluses warts and bunions. It claims fast action no pressure on the corn and no irritation to healthy flesh. Sold 25 cents a bottle by E Lawrence & Co Chicago and via Riker Jaynes drug stores in Boston.
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E. Lawrence & Co
Chicago
Lll
Boston
Riker-Jaynes Drug Stores
Half mile professional and amateur races share tight fields
The report lists multiple track events led by professional half mile won by Michael Barber with Fred Hansen second. Open professional two mile results show L. OC. Rollins of Everett first and Pat Logan of South Boston second. Amateur distance events include Ned Chandler of Boston winning a one mile three laps with Herbert Winslow placed second and Frank Keenan third. A 25 mile motor paced race concludes with George Wiley and N Y leading, Clarence Carman second, Leon Didier third.
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Tom Connolly
Everett
Secon
Dennis Connolly
Hardy Jackson
Revere
Michael Barber
Fred Hansen
L. OC. Rollins
Pat Logan
South Boston
Saxon Williams
Buffalo
Ned Chandler
Boston
Herbert Winslow
Providence
Frank Keenan
Elmer Duncan
George Wiley
N. Y
Clarence Carman
Jamaica
Leon Didier
Paris
France
Lynn Classical Beats Gloucester High 11–3 in Opener
Lynn Classical defeats Gloucester High 11 to 3 in the season opener at Fort Park. Lynn Classical advances early with a strong offense, while Gloucester struggles to respond in the nonleague contest.
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Gloucester
Lynn Classical
Gloucester High
Fort Park
Gloucester Triumphs Over Lynn Classical In Low-Scoring Clash
Cody leads Lynn Classical with two hits, while Traier drives in four for Gloucester in a 8 run effort. Evans and Ring contribute two-base hits as Gloucester outscores Lynn Classical 8 to 3, aided by solid pitching from Christenson who fans five and allows two earned runs.
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Lynn Classical
Gloucester
Po.a.e. BH
Po.a.t
Cody
Andrews
Repey
Warner
Walsh
Bufkin Ring
Abbot
Evans
Christ’ Traier
Sullivan
Les
Npeo
Murphy
Ring
Traier
Rafferty
Rolland
Lufkin
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Boylston Street
Copenhagen
Georgette Crepe
Norfolk
Rials
Clude All
Serge
Chambray
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Tremont Stores
Tremont St
Attorney-General’s Office
von Bernstorff
Lasalle
Gardner and Cole
Roxbury
ACA
Sound
Liggett’s Chocolates
Liggett
Liggett’s
Excello
Ouu Pryens
Imees
Riker-Jaynes
Rexall Stores
Wiley Lands
Revere Track
Mohican
Lily White
Mohican Market
Enis Sten
Oleo
Swift’s Premium
Meadowbrook
Wistaria
Haddock
Fancy Shore
Ueen’s Or
Mohican C
Belle C
James J
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