U. S. Ship Is Ordered to Turkey
The U S S North Carolina is sent to Turkish waters to aid and protect Americans and Christians amid rising Balkan tensions. France approves the aim while warning against misinterpretation and diplomats foresee a possible war declaration as Turkey edges toward the Allies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S
Turkey
Washington
North Carolina
Ottoman Empire
United States
Europe
Constantinople
France
Germany
Mussulman
East Prussia
Bulgaria
Roumania
Greece
Balkan States
Great Britain
Russia
Resinol Sells A Doctor Trusted Skin Remedy
Resinol Ointment and Resinol Soap promise instant itch relief and rapid healing for eczema rashes ringworm and pimples. The product claims nineteen years of professional endorsement with wide doctor usage and free trial offers via Dept. 33 R Resinol Baltimore Md.
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Resinol
Baltimore
John A Gale Killed in Car Crash Near Weymouth
The accident killed John A Gale a 67 year old Brookline resident while a campaign party including Congressman McCall, banker Charles C Clapp and Howard MacMulkin was en route to the Marshfield fair. Gale died from internal hemorrhages after his car was struck by a Bay State Street Railway electric car.
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McCall
Republican
Worcester County Republican Club
Worcester City Committee
Sterling
Gale
Charles C. Clapp
Congress Street
Howard MacMulkin
Boylston Street
Herman J. Lanning
Dorchester Avenue
Marshfield Fair
Boston
Bridge Street
Weymouth
Bay View Street
Fanning
Bay State Street Railway Company
Ferguson
Congressman McCall
Mr. Clapp
Mr. McCall
Maine
Babcock Street
Brookline
Marshfield
George M. Barnum
Marcel
Elizabeth
France Claims Victory in the Vosges District
Paris reports a war office bulletin stating French forces resumed the offensive in the Vosges region and pushed back German lines. It notes 2500 and 4500 German corpses found along fronts near Nancy and Vitrimont, Longwy surrendered after 24 days, and Allied forces expanded in Belgium and against German divisions.
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Paris
War Office
Vosges
Saint Die
Nancy
Vitrimont
Longwy
Darche
Legion of Honor
Meuse
Namur
Belgium
Antwerp
Man Is Struck by Auto Near Pine River Bridge
Manuel Silva of 45 Brenner Street East Boston was seriously injured when a car owned and driven by Madison M. McKeever of New York knocked him down as he stooped to pick up a chain near the Pine River bridge. Silva, returning from Nahant with Miss Mabel Franson, had left her by the motorcycle to fetch the chain. He suffered two fractured ribs a cut forehead and internal injuries and is listed on the dangerous list at Lynn hospital.
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Mr. Clapp
Galé
MacMulkin
Gale
Congressman McCall
North Weymouth
Mr. McCall
WW. A. Drake
Michael T. Sweeney
Sweeney
John Hall
Quincy
Fred E. Jones
George Higgins
Coney
Republican State Committee
Pine River Bridge
Lynn
Manuel Silva
Brenner Street
Boston
Madison M. McKeever
New York
Silver
Nahant
Mabel Franson
Lynn Hospital
Car Drops 40 Feet in Canton Embankment Crash
In Canton on Chapman street the touring car carrying former Representative Edward J. Fuller of East Walpole plunged 40 feet down an embankment onto the New Haven railroad tracks. Henry Fuller 25 was badly hurt and may die at Norwood Hospital. Mrs. Etta Morrison also injured. Edward Fuller 60 and the others had minor injuries. The wreck blocked trains for hours while crews cleared the line.
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Canton
Edward J. Fuller
East Walpole
Canton Junction
New York, New Haven & Hartford
Henry Fuller
Norwood Hospital
Etta Morrison
Fullers
Fuller
Boston
Chapman Street
Hawes Bridge
Beaumont Street
Oscar D. Capen
Spaulding Bridge
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Washington St
Blackstone St
Friend Street
Duffy
Duffy’s
Duffy Malt Whiskey Co
Rochester
Vise
Vish
Liege
John A. Gale
Beacon Trust Company
Worcester County
East Boston
Bedford
Acton Street
Jordan Marsh Company
AIM Washington
Essex
Essex St
Royal Wilson
Coleums
Bacon W. & A. Bacon Co., Bostor
Mue
Soe
Manhattan
Leslie
Goodyear
New England
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