Sir Bertram Lima Dies of Influenza In London
Sir Bertram Lewis Lima, chairman of the publisher behind the London Daily Mirror, died today of influenza. He commanded a Canadian Army unit and also controlled the Sunday Pictorial the Glasgow Daily Record and the Leeds Mercury.
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Cacium Ointment Promises Restful Sleep For Skin Ailments
Advertizement touts Cacium Ointment as soothing and healing for eczema pimples blotches itch scaly skin eruptions chafings piles rash scabs ringworm cuts and insect bites claiming immediate itching relief and peaceful sleep.
President Wilson Hosts Warm Harbor Welcome in Boston
President Wilson arrives in Boston aboard the George Washington amid a 21 gun salute and cheers from thousands. Mrs. Wilson lands first, then the president descends the Ossipee to salute and mingle with crowds before a motorcade to Copley Plaza.
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Death toll in World War I reaches 107 000
War Department reports 107 444 total deaths from all causes in World War I. Expeditionary forces total 72 951 with 20 829 from disease and 48 768 from battle injuries. U S troops at home report 34 493 deaths with 32 737 from disease and 1 755 from other causes.
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O Leary Aide Defends Spy Trial At Federal Court
Jeremiah A. O Leary former editor of Bull faces espionage act charges as witnesses support his role in the American Truth Society He is accused of aiding America's war effort while defending Mme de Victorica as unreliable witness Charles Noonan silk merchant testifies the society counteracts Carnegie Peace Society advocating fortifications and Lusitania sinking protection.
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German Mystery Gun to Be Exhibited in Paris
Paris sources say one of the German Mystery guns that shelled Paris in the war will be exhibited at Place de la Concorde. La Victoire reports Marshal Foch demanded surrender of such a gun, found by French officers near Mayenne.
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