Injunction Blocks Liquor Carriage Into Michigan
Cir cuit Court Judge Jesse Roothe re grants a supplementary injunction to stop liquor entering Michigan via the Detroit Monroe Toledo interurban. Attorney General Groeback says over 1000 quarts daily have been carried into the state. The court issues warrants empowering state constabulary and drug inspectors to search vehicles between Toledo and Michigan points.
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Monaoh
Mich
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Monroe
Toledo
Circuit Court
Jesse Roothere
Groeback
State Food and A Drug Department
Ice Mint Foot Corn Remedy Advertisement
A Japanese product called Ice-Mint promises to draw out inflammation from swollen feet and lift corns or callouses without pain. It shrivels hard or soft corns and between the toes, prevents blood poisoning, and cools the feet, widely promoted in drug stores.
Wartime Hair Dying Remedy Promises Youthful Color
A home remedy article promotes Orlex powder to color gray hair to black brown or light brown. It claims a $100 gold bond guarantee and specifies no silver lead zinc sulfur mercury aniline coal tar derivatives. The process requires dissolving the powder in water and combing through hair with instructions in the box.
Today’s Beauty Hint Hair care with canthrax shampoo
Do not shampoo daily if hair is already clean. Dissolve a teaspoonful of canthrax in hot water to make a full cup of shampoo liquid. Rub into scalp and hair, rinse to remove lather, and enjoy a fresh feel, less dandruff, quick drying, and a bright soft luster.
Spectacular Welcome for President Wilson at Copley Square
Tens of thousands packed Copley Square as President Wilson and Mrs. Wilson arrived in Boston. Police and guards held lines while naval planes circled overhead and crowds roared their praise, then the party moved to the Copley Plaza Hotel for a private luncheon and greeting with Massachusetts officials. Francis Sayre joined inside, as the president’s party toured the lobby and elevator corridors under tight security.
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Boston
First Motor Corps
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Crowley
United States
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Ainsboro
Ohio
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Spencer I. Sawyer
Massachusetts Suffrage Association
Carl Milliken
Maine
George McL. Presson
State of
Admiral Grayson
Francis B. Sayre
Mr. Wilson
Mr. Sayre
Grayson Declares President Wilson Health Is Excellent
Admiral Grayson praised President Wilson on the eve of departure from South Station saying the President is simply fine and in excellent health. He noted the President has worked hard for two months without health impact and contrasted his health with other peace delegation members. He cited treating pneumonia cases abroad.
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Wilson
Admiral Grayson
Geo. Robinson
Harold St
Roxbury
President arrives as guard escorts pomp and parade
A roaring welcome greets the President as the coast guard cutter Ossipee enters harbor at 11 30 am. Mayors and governors lead the escort with a large honorary guard from the Northeastern Department and state services.
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Coast Guard
Ossipee
Commonwealth Pier
President Wilson Arrives in Grand Naval Welcome
President Wilson arrives aboard the cutter with Admiral Wood at his side and waves his hat to cheering crowds. Mrs. Wilson, Major General Edwards, and a large reception party greet him as guards and bands render honor on a richly decorated pier.
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President Wilson
Admiral Wood
Wilson
Edwards
General Edwards
Cole Says He Will Be Home in April
Brigadier General Charles H. Cole of the 26th Division telegraphed Mrs. Charles H. Cole at 7:30 last night that he will be home about April 15. The message only states he is well. a prior letter indicated the division is likely to depart sometime in April.
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Cole
Charles H. Cole
Massachusetts
Cambridge Boy Fires On Police In Palmer Train Duel
Frank Walter Potter, 17, of Cambridge, an alleged navy deserter, lies seriously wounded at Wing Memorial Hospital Palmer after fatally wounding Deputy Sheriff George Bills and Patrolman Charles Thomas during a revolver duel on a Boston and Albany train at Palmer station. Earlier he shot Lt. James M. Daly of the Springfield police in the Cooley House.
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Daly
Potter
House of Mercy
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Wing Memorial Hospital
Palmer
Cooley
Palmer Station
Bills
Crimmins
Wary
Cambridge
Frank Walter Potter
Trowbridge Street
Navy
George A. Bills
Charles Thomas
Boston & Albany
James M. Daly
World War Narratives From New England Division Told
A series of first person WWI narratives by members of New England’s division will run daily in The Daily and Sunday Post. The stories recount actual experiences and will be continued in successive installments.
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New England
Daily
Sunday Post
Verdun November 27 26th Division hero Captain Breen cited
Veteran recalls the Verdun assault on November 27 with the 26th Division led by Captain Vincent Breen. He describes going over the top at 11:30, Breen’s quick response after being hit, the ensuing heavy casualties, and his own wounding in a rifle grenade incident. He notes comrades Sgt James Conway and privates John Duker Daniel Phillips and Lt Maguire.
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Chateau Thierry
Verdun
John Duker
James Conway
South Boston
Ducker
Shaw-Shaw
Daniel Phillips
Boston
Maguire
New York
Suffragists Seek Wilson Backing on Equal Vote Drive
A Massachusetts suffrage delegation met President Wilson at Copley Plaza to pledge support for a league of nations and to appeal for unity after the National Woman’s Party actions. The group, led by Mrs. Charles Sumner Bird, offered Russell roses and noted their nonmilitant stance. Cambridge suffragists sent jonquils and apologized for dissenting NWP tactics, asserting the party’s minority status.
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National Woman's Party
House of Detention
Ofton
Wilson
Massachusetts Suffrage Association
Women’s Party
Charles Sumner Bird
Copley Plaza
Walsh
Russell
Massachusetts
State Society For A League of Nations
J. Malcolm Wortes
Robert Gould Shaw
Oakes Ames
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Sherman Whipple
George M. Dunn
William (. Cannon
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E. P. Morrison
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Gist Blair
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Thomas J. Johnston
George C. Capelle
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George H. Hahn
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Coast Artillery Band
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101St Infantry
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