Troops clad like tramps sparks Senate clash over war failures
Senator Frelinghuysen of New Jersey decried ragged and penniless American soldiers returning from war and criticized delays in pay and equipment. He condemned presidential excesses and warned a bill to raise general ranks would demote several high officers after the war term.
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Washington
Frelinghuysen
New Jersey
Senate
Wilson
War Department
Pershing
March
Bliss
Liggett
Bullard
Crowder
McCain
Spudd Delivers Valetine Opinion Shifts in Beal Essay
William Jethro Spudd of the Spud Dialogues in the Boston Post Sunday Magazine offers a personal prejudiced take on valentines and undergoes a notable change of opinion in the next issue.
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William Jethro Spudd
Spud
George Brinton Beal
Boston Post
Valentines
Moratorium for Nations Urged by Krech in Paris
Alvin W. Krech president of Equitable Trust Co urges an international government moratorium to suspend liquidation between nations. He argues France owes England and America while Belgium and Italy owe multiple powers, and a breathing period is needed for reconstruction. He adds America could deepen economic ties with France to promote mutual material interests.
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Paris
Associated Press
Alvin W. Krech
Equitable Trust Company of
New York
France
England
America
Belgium
Italy
Germany
Tank Crew Sacrificed Their Lives in Argonne Tank Battle
Gunner James Casey of Waterbury and Driver James M. Whitney of Morristown blew up tank 2296 rather than be captured by German forces in the Argonne Forest on October 1 1918. Sergeant Paul S. Bender recounts the act as a heroic commitment to democracy and a refusal to surrender.
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Waterbury, Conn
Argonne Forest
Casey
Whitney
327Th Tank Battalion
Paul S. Bender
Washington, D. C
U. S
Accomas
327Th Tank
Bender
327Th
United States Army
James Casey
James M. Whitney
Morristown
N. J
Argonne
Simmons Metal Bed and Slumber King Spring promise deep sleep
Advertiser touts Simmons Metal Bed as rigid and moiseness with pressed steel corner locks and no creaks. The Slumber King Spring uses elastic steel strips with high test springs for uniform action. Twin Beds offer separate sleeping space to avoid disturbances and infections. Local dealers shown.
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Oles
AARNE
Simmons Company
Talk by Hero of Zeebrugge at Symphony Hall on Feb
Captain Alfred F B Carpenter V C of H M S Vindictive will give a full account of the Zeebrugge raid at Symphony Hall on February 11 with proceeds to the Dover Patrol Fund. Boston leaders and patrons attend and motion pictures show allied turning over captured German ships.
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Alfred F. B. Carpenter
V. C
Zeebrugge
Symphony Hall
Dover Patrol Fund
Boston
Governor Coolidge
Peters
E. S. Rousmaniere
Bryce Allan
Allan Forbes
R. Clipston Sturgis
George S. Mumford
Hold Up Suspects Sentenced for Everett Payroll Theft
Hugh Owens Richard Sweeney and John Mulhall were arrested in New York on charges of conspiring to steal government property and identified as the men who held up and shot Frank R Brown pay master of the General Electric Company of Everett. They receive two years in Charlestown State prison and may face Middlesex County Superior Criminal Court for the Everett crime in March. The daylight holdup netted $12600 from GE payroll.
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Hugh Owens
Richard Sweeney
John Mulhall
New York
Frank R. Brown
General Electric Company
Everett
Charlestown
Wagner
Middlesex County Superior Criminal Court
Bid to halt deportation of 11 alleged anarchists filed
Petitions for writs of habeas corpus were filed in U S District Court by A V Pettine of Providence to stop deportations of 11 alleged anarchists including Globbe Sanchinii and Luigi Galleani. The group seeks treatment under Italy treaty protections. cases set for Judge Morton next Monday.
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New England
Globbe Sanchinii
New Britain
Conn
Irma
Luigi Galleani
Lynn
Francesco de Santis
Alphonse Fagetti
Giuseppe Solari
Togardo Montanari
Boston
Raffaele Schiavina
Vincenzo de Lecce
Athol
Giuseppe Frizzetti
Bridgewater
Ernesto Perella
New London
Morton
McGilvary Held For Grand Jury In East Boston Death
William McGilvary aged 56 of East Boston was ordered held in 10000 dollars for the grand jury by Judge Barnes after a fatal Sunday fight with Joseph Parsons aged 59, also of East Boston. Both men worked for contractor George W Rendle of 270 Condor street. Parsons died after an argument and scuffle in which he was knocked down twice.
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William McGilvary
Bennington Street
East Boston
Barnes
Joseph J. Parsons
Condor Street
George W. Rendle
Parsons
McGilvary
Cough remedy claim high relief with Pinex mix
An old home made cough remedy touts 244 ounces of Pinex in a pint bottle with sugar syrup or alternatives. promises fast relief for dry coughs and throat chest infections and quick phlegm thinning. The ad claims savings, pleasant taste, and refunds if not satisfied, from The Pinex Co. Ft Wayne Ind.
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The
Pinex Co
Ft. Wayne
Ind
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Montreal
Canada
Kenosha, Wisconsin
Huilt
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Chelsea
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Simpson Avenue
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Rodina
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Lation
Oljars
United Shirt & Collar CO
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M’gilvary
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Charles B. Lydecker
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Johnson
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League of Hearings
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