Dartmouth Track Team Leaves for Triangular Meet
Dartmouth's track squad departs Hanover for Boston to compete in the Harvard Pennsylvania Dartmouth triangular meet on Saturday. Twenty-two athletes join Manager W. K. Smith and Coach Harry Hillman on the trip. The group includes Worthington Phillips Allison Miner Lagay Chase S Holbrook R Holbrook Ludgate Sherburne Duffy Thompson Smith Buckley Hobbs Tyrell Cogswell Greene Sherburne Grady Trenholm Shea.
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Boston
W. K. Smith
Harry Hillman
Worthington
Phillips
Allison
Miner
Lagay
Chase
S. Holbrook
R. Holbrook
Ludgate
Sherburne
Duffy
Thompson
Smith
Buckley
Hobbs
Tyrell
Cogswell
Greene
Grady
Trenholm
Shea
Moore Attacks Papers Over Wilson Submarine Policy
Representative J Hampton Moore of Pennsylvania renewed his attack on newspapers backing President Wilson over the submarine dispute with Germany. He urged a Democratic resolution for investigation and delivered a speech countering war with Germany, echoing pacifist arguments.
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Washington
J. Hampton Moore
Pennsylvania
Wilson
Germany
Callaway
Great Britain
Moore
TO FIRE FROM UNDER WATER
Bridgeport, Conn. February 15. Simon Lake, submarine inventor, was granted a patent for a loading and firing system enabling torpedo tubes to fire without surfacing. The design uses swivelling superstructure tubes, a pocket feed, and internal mechanisms to load and shoot from within the hull.
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Bridgeport
Conn
Simon Lake
Mr. Lake
Protest Filed Over Sinking of American Schooner Lyman M. Jaw
George W. F. Green president of the Maritime Transportation Company said he will file a protest with the State Department after receiving full details on the destruction of the American schooner Lyman M. Jaw by a submarine in the Mediterranean. He described Captain McDonough as a three generation Down Easter and noted the crew was largely New England stock with Revolutionary War ancestry. The schooner carried no contraband and sailed before diplomatic break with Germany. Green also reported another company schooner, Eagle Wings, in Marseilles and held up by French authorities en route to the United States.
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New York
George W. F. Green
Maritime Transportation Company
State Department
Lyman M. J.aw
Mediterranean
McDonough
New England
United States
Germany
Eagle Wings
Marseilles
Green
Armed youths rob merchant on Melrose street
Harry H. Hunt, a Boston brass merchant, was held up by two armed youths near 48 Prospect Street Melrose as he passed a hedge. They took two gold watches valued at 800, a heavy gold chain and Masonic charm, and his pocketbook. Police, given a description, searched the Middlesex Fells parkway district for the suspects.
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Harry H. Hunt
Boston
Prospect Street
Melrose
Hunt
Middlesex Fells Parkway
Bottlers and Dispensers Face Mandatory Hot Water Rule
Sanitary concerns in drug and confectionery stores and cellar bottlers sparked a state hearing before the public health committee. A bill proposes washing bottles and glasses with hot water and rinsing with cold water each time a bottle is refilled or a glass used.
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State House
Legislative Committee On Public Health
Fire destroys four Pulaski stores causing $50,000 loss
Syracuse Feb 15 Four stores in the village of Pulaski Oswego county were burned tonight with a loss estimated at 50000 dollars. The fire started from a gas explosion and spread rapidly prompting help from nearby villages. No injuries were reported.
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Syracuse
Pulaski
Oswero County
Girl Hiccoughs to Death After Three Weeks
Wilkes Barre reporter Mary McGonkle an 11 year old girl has suffered incessant hiccoughs for three weeks despite medical efforts. Her condition is critical and doctors fear she may die.
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Wilkesbarre
Penn
Mary McGonkle
390 Yard Schoolboy Race Not Cancelled
Despite an earlier note, the 390 yard schoolboy championship race remains on the programme for the triangular meet at Mechanics' building tomorrow night. Entries have been received and more are expected. Assistant Manager FP Squibb of the Harvard track team will be at the Schoolboy games tonight to collect additional entries.
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Pennsyl
Mechanics’ Building
FP. Squibb
Harvard
Honorable Mention for Two New England Boys
Two New England boys receive honorable mention in the Chamberlain prize of 25 awarded by the MIT department of architecture. Raymond M. Stowell of Walpole and John F. Hogar of Pawtucket R I are named, while John Martin Batschy of Quincy T L wins the prize.
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New England
Department of Architecture
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Raymond M. Stowell
Walpole
John F. Hogar
Pawtucket
R. 1
John Martin Batschy
Quincy
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