Wilson and Bryan Refuse to Protest Britain German Naval Bombardment
Washington officials say President Wilson and Secretary Bryan will not file protests with Germany over the bombardment of English coast towns by German ships. Despite British press suggestions for U S action, no formal communication from London or Washington will be pursued, maintaining U S neutrality in the Hague conventions dispute.
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New England Railroads Gain Small From 5 Percent Rise
Key figures react as Interstate Commerce Commission approves a 5 percent freight rate increase for eastern roads, excluding coal and some commodities. Officials estimate overall NE gains are limited with several executives predicting modest revenue boosts and cautions over broader impact on business. Boston leaders see some City benefit while others warn of reduced shipping and higher costs.
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Doctor Found Guilty Of Operating On Girl
A jury found Dr. Eben G. Perry guilty in the Superior Criminal Court for performing an illegal operation on Anna Broadbent, a schoolgirl from Billerica, in January. Judge Dana presided as the trial concluded yesterday.
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Eastern railroads win 5 percent freight rate increase
The Interstate Commerce Commission approved a flat five per cent rise in freight rates for most Eastern railroads operating from the Atlantic seaboard to the Mississippi north of the Potomac and Ohio rivers. Chairman Harland and Commissioner Clements dissented vigorously in the decision, which excludes coal coke iron ore traffic and lake and rail traffic already deemed reasonable.
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Gardner Sparks Clash at Naval Committee Hearing
Gardner clashed with committee members after urging probes into national defense and urging full funding for ships. He accused leaders of political influence while detailing naval shortages, calling for urgent expansion of battleships destroyers and submarines amid scrutiny of Secretary Daniels.
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New Treatment for Sour Stomach Advertised
An advertisement promotes Dys-pep-lets as a modern remedy replacing soda mints and chalk outdated in old-time dyspepsia tablets. Made by experts, the tablets combine pepsin bismuth mint rhubarb and carminatives to ease sour stomach nausea indigestion and heartburn with a pleasant taste and quick relief.
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