Convoy Escorts President Wilson Back to Boston Port
Boston plans for the return of President Wilson include U S S George Washington anchoring in President Roads and a flotilla escort with destroyers monitors and coast guard vessels. The President will stay at Copley Plaza Hotel and deliver a Mechanics Hall address before departing for Washington.
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Lawful troops quell Lawrence strike riot on Common Street
Mounted police and foot officers suppressed a violent strike melee in Lawrence. Bricks, missiles, and a lamb leg rained from tenement windows as police clashed with strikers near Common Street. Arrests followed including Salvatore Mugare and Salvatora Legatia. Authorities vow no more parades and plan strict surveillance for tomorrow’s meeting.
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Orders Issued for President to Depart Boston for Washington
The president will leave Boston immediately after delivering his address aboard the U S S George Washington. A wireless AP report notes the day’s only event was a boat drill, marking the first drill of the voyage. twenty two hundred regular army engineers participate in preparations.
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George Washington Relays Wireless Link from Sea Voyage
President Wilson returns to the United States aboard the George Washington as wireless communication resumes after a 24 hour cut off. The battleship North Carolina joins to relay signals while New Mexico had to leave the convoy. Wilson sends a message to Premier Clemenceau and notes concern for his recovery. Weather improves and the course is shortened to make up lost time.
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New Mexico Disabled in Weather Slowdown of Presidential Ship
The presidential ship George Washington sails for Boston through heavy weather without convoy. Destroyers slow to maintain formation after New Mexico loses a turbine. cruiser Denver ordered to sea to meet the liner while weather moderates.
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Tumulty to carry engrossed six billion war revenue bill
Washington February 20 Secretary Tumulty will depart for Boston with the engrossed original of the six billion dollar war revenue bill among other documents. The President may sign the measure shortly after his arrival.
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Strikes Launched by Bolsheviks to Spur Nationwide Revolution
William B. Wilson, secretary of labor, said the recent strikes in Seattle, Butte, and Lawrence were started by Bolsheviks and the I W W to force a nationwide industrial upheaval. He warned the Department of Labor had anticipated such moves for two years and was ready, saying unchecked the movement could have spread further.
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Gambler Sought in Chelsea Murder Case
Captain Daley and Special Officer Mattey left Boston in pursuit of Herman Barney the man police want to question about Patrolman Deininger’s Chelsea murder. Authorities also seek a famed Boston gambler connected to the case after admissions by suspect John Kuskosky.
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Regg's Mustarine Advertises Fast Pain Relief
The ad claims tens of thousands use Regg's Mustarine as the quickest killer of pain on earth. It promises neuralgia, headache, toothache, earache and backache vanish in 4 to 19 minutes and notes it will not blister as the original substitute for the old reliable.
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Pink Pills touted as nerve tonic in Brunswick ad
An advertisement promotes Dr Williams Pink Pills as an ideal non alcoholic tonic for nervous debility. It cites Mr F A Prescott of Brunswick Maine reporting improved sleep appetite and strength after malaria bronchitis and nerve weakness. The ad offers free books on nervous diseases and eating and lists prices for pills and mail order options.
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Tells Dyspeptics What to Eat
Medical authorities attribute most stomach trouble to excess hydrochloric acid. A simple plan urges either a careful diet or neutralizing acid with bicarbonated magnesia at meals. The article touts Bisurated Magnesia as safe and effective, advising powder or tablets with water and meals.
Delatone Paste Claims Hair Removal Without Pain
A paste made from water and plain delatone powder promises smooth hairless skin after 2 to 3 minutes of application and gentle rubbing. The process is described as painless, with a warning to ensure the powder is real delatone to avoid false products.
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