The Real Col. House and the Freedom of the Seas
The article follows Colonel House from London to Paris and Berlin, detailing his push for a doctrine of freedom of the seas. It describes his meetings with German and British leaders, the reception of the idea in Berlin and London, and the potential global impact on naval warfare and peace prospects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
London
Colonel House
Paris
Poincare
Marne
House
Switzerland
Gerard
Zimmermann
Mexico
Japan
Germany
United States
Admiralty
von Tirpitz
Great Britain
British Isles
France
League of Nations
von Bernstorff
Bernhard Dernburg
America
England
Prosecution to Target Rum Shipments in Maine Case
A shipment of 59 barrels of liquor valued at 5000 seized by Androscoggin county officials in Lewiston was taken over by U S Marshal John S P H Wilson. The liquor may be used to prosecute Massachusetts wholesale liquor dealers and consignors in Maine under the Webb Kenyon law once identified.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portland
Androscoggin
Lewiston
United States
John S. P. H. Wilson
Massachusetts
Federal Mediation to Settle Detroit Strike
Detroit United railway strike ends as 3500 motormen and conductors vote to seek federal mediation. The stoppage halted street car service since yesterday morning, with workers showing willingness to resolve their differences through federal mediation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit
Detroit United Railway
Carmen
Adopted in Her 55th Year in Haverhill Verifies Name Change
Rebecca E. Duffie, born June 18, 1863, legally becomes Rebecca E. Lang, adopted daughter of Mrs. Caroline E. Lang of Haverhill. The petition to Essex County Probate Court notes Duffie was taken in at age 14 and raised by Mrs. Lang, who is a widow seeking the adoption with a bond of affection and full daughterly privileges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rebecca E. Duffie
Miss Duffie
Haverhill
Rebecca E. Lang
Caroline E. Lang
Lang
Essex County Probate Court
Edward Duffie
Catherine Duffie
Rebecca FE. Duffle
Rebecca
Streeter Petition Seeks Separate Support in Essex Court
Mrs. Maude A. Streeter of Haverhill petitions Essex County Probate Court for separate support from husband Willard H. Streeter of Merrimac. He is notified to appear May 6 in Salem. They have two children aged 16 and 15. She claims he, though able, neglects to provide sufficient funds for family expenses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maude A. Streeter
Haverhill
Essex County Probate Court
Willard H. Streeter
Merrimac
Salem
Bond Drive Urges Public War Support
The message promotes lending money to the government as the simplest form of war service. Citizens are urged to act now and buy government bonds to back the war effort.
Freckle-Face Remedy Offer for Freckles
An advertisement urges Miss Freckle Face to try a home remedy to remove freckles. It promises a money back guarantee if no results and claims an ounce of ethine double strength from any druggist will reveal a clear complexion after a few applications. Rarely more than one ounce is needed.
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The
New England Shoe and Leather Association
Charles Parker
Waltham Street
Parker
Fach
Georgette
Modela
Visa
Delhi
Reseda
Chambray
Seersneker
Bandeau Brassieres
Verne
Howe
P. N
Vogue
Rome ' Telcom
R. H. WH
C.O.D
Silverwa
Samael Edteee
Satiia
Emnants
Nee Roys
New Creek
Levs
Braseay
Han
TE CO
H.S
Hamburg
Furnitus
Col. House
New York Evening Post Co
McClure
Dept. &S
Resinol
Baltimore
U. S
Rebecca Duffie
Miss Lang
Liberty
Bedell
Liberty Loan
Washington Street
Corner
Bedford
Eton
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