Alleged Boy Robber Pleads Not Guilty in Malden Court
Warren B Mildrum a 16 year old boy accused by police of robbing Station Agent William H Staples at the Western Division Station last Saturday at gunpoint pleaded not guilty before Judge Bruce. Case continued to today with $1000 bail. John F Lucey named as alleged accomplice denies involvement and is released to parents awaiting further court appearance.
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William H. Staples
Western Division
Bruce
Malden
John F. Lucey
Milérum
Socialists' Case Goes to Jury Today in Chicago Conspiracy Trial
In Chicago on January 6 five socialist leaders charged with conspiracy to violate the espionage law face jury instruction after closing arguments began today. the case will be submitted to the jury tomorrow afternoon.
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Chicago
Unrest in British Demobilization Camps
London readers report widespread discontent among troops in England over demobilization. Camps at Folkestone Dover Osterley and others including Shoreham Shortland Beckenham Grove Park Sydenham face unrest as soldiers demand a revision of the demobilization system.
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London
England
Folkestone
Dover
Qsterley
Shoreham
Shortland
Beckenham
Grove Park
Sydenham
Visit to Italy Big Success
President Wilson returns to Paris with hope for immediate peace talks after a highly successful Italian visit. Allied leaders push for him to view devastated French and Belgian regions before discussing Germany's war reparations and Balkan Dalmatian matters involving Italy.
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Paris
Wilson
Italy
France
Belgium
Germany
Dissatisfaction and protests over demobilization drives
Soldiers from the army service corps protest their transfer from infantry by breaking camp at Osterley and manning motor lorries to London spots including Whitehall. A ministry representative will review grievances with assurances against punishment for demonstrators. Other troops at Shoreham march to Brighton voicing delays in demobilization and receive a promise to relay their complaints to the War Office.
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Army Service Corps
Osterley
London
Whitehall
Ministry of Demobilization
Sand
Horeham
Brighton
War Office
President’s Italy appeal urges peace conference action
The President makes a strong appeal in Italy urging the peace conference to take decisive action toward securing lasting peace. He stresses unity among allied nations and the urgent need for a concrete settlement to end hostilities.
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Italy
Horses Throw Children Out in Fitchburg Transport Crash
Ten children riding to school were hurled from a moving wagon when horses frightened by broken harness ran away. Irene Johnson, 11, injured. others shaken. A previous accident killed an 11 year old girl when a wagon overturned on Green and North streets. The School Board uses a verbal contract with livery proprietor William St Germaine for student transport. E W Robinson urges formal contract and safer equipment.
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Fitchburg
Irene Johnson
Ashby Road
William St. Germaine
E. W. Robinson
Lieutenant Rideout of Tech Cited for Heroism in France
First Lieutenant Percy A Rideout MIT was cited for extraordinary heroism October 4 1918 in Clerges France. He conducted an extended reconnaissance exposed to enemy fire locating machine gun nests and directed a smoke barrage until killed. Next of kin listed as Mrs Helen P Rideout wife 8 Armory street Springfield Mass.
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Percy A. Rideout
Clerges
France
Rideout
Helen P. Rideout
Armory Street
Springfield
Mass
Swamp Root Kidney Ailment Advertisement
Advertisement promotes Kilmer Swamp Root as a physician approved remedy for kidney liver and bladder ailments. Describes it as a gentle vegetable compound with quick relief and urges immediate treatment. Offers bottles in two sizes and a 10 cent test option by mail with address details.
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Dr. Kilmer & Co
Hasan
Europe eyes American naval power and peace talks
War’s impact silences socialist movements and boosts support for the Italian government. European papers highlight American naval plans as Daniels speeches impress readers with U S resolve. Peace conference hurdles grow, the President hints at a League of Nations to ease disputes but return home by Feb 15 is unlikely with only an outline. Russia policy remains unsettled as Germany drifts towardarchy.
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Daniels
Europe
America
Russia
Germany
Greece and Serbia to Have Two Delegates Each
Paris dispatch reports from Temps that Greece and Serbia will send two delegates to the peace congress. Greece will be represented by Premier Venizelos and Foreign Minister Politis, while Serbia will send Premier Patchitch and Jugo Slav committee head Trumbitch. Greek and Serbian ministers in Paris to serve as technical advisers.
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Greece
Serbia
M. Venizelos
M. Politis
M. Patchitch
M. Trumbitch
Wounded Soldiers urge a League of Nations in Milan
In Milan on January 5, wounded soldiers presented President Wilson with a memorial advocating a league of nations. The gesture stood out among the day’s events during his visit, reflecting strong support from veterans for international cooperation.
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League of Nations
Milan
Associated Press
Wilson
Free Family Men First in Demobilization Orders
Washington Jan 6 Commanders of combat divisions were authorized to discharge first those men with dependents and second those likely to be adversely affected in civilian employment by continued service. Demobilization instructions already affect many units with one commander told to release 46 percent of his men.
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Washington
Jan
United States
Somerville Mayor Inaugurated For Second Term
Mayor Charles W. Eldridge was sworn in for a second term at Somerville High School. He urged welcoming immigrants, education, and thrift during reconstruction era, warning of severe financial conditions ahead and calling for nationwide economy.
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Somerville
Charles W. Eldridge
Somerville High School
Ele
Somerville High Debates Memorial and Drill Plan
A proposal seeks a suitable memorial for Somerville boys who made the supreme sacrifice and urges the continuation of military drill at Somerville High School. The plan emphasizes honoring local heroes while promoting disciplined training and civic duty among students.
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Somerville
Flag on stranded ship at half mast honors Roosevelt
Flags on the United States transport Northern Pacific stranded on a sand bar off Island Light were lowered to half mast today in respect to Colonel Theodore Roosevelt. The cruiser Columbia and salvage tugs offshore also lowered their flags.
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New York
Northern Pacific
Island Light
Theodore Roosevelt
Columbia
Cacum Ointment Advertisement Claims Rapid Skin Relief
Advertisement touts Cacum Ointment as a soothing healing remedy for itchy irritated skin. It promises immediate relief from eczema pimples blotches itch tetter and other eruptions and claims prevention of suffering when used timely.
Fashion sale of lace trimmed blouses and dresses
A crowded sale feature highlights lingerie, blouses, dresses, aprons and undergarments with prices from 1.19 to 12.50. Items include filet trimmed and voile blouses, French voile dresses, crepe de chine nightgowns, and various hose and handkerchiefs. Numerous discounts emphasize value for women and men.
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Wwe
Dimity
Batiste
Madras
Asset Ee Ale
Merven Dnr
Sca
Nere
Aly
Worth
Seth
Bates
London
Wworth
rciWig
Theh AM
Pontin
Navyv Bine
Ineh AM Wal Panlin
Bargain Basement Sale Offers New Goods At Marked Prices
Birthday bargains include women's serge dresses, gowns, and advance models priced from 2.69 to 16.98, plus petticoats, gloves, corsets, and men's shirts. A wide range of items from curtains to coats, children's wear to silverware, are offered at drastically reduced prices, with mail orders welcomed if received within three days.
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Kreek Obens
Csi Cecene
SOBPO
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