Boston Faces Bitter Cold and Gale Threat
A brutal cold snap grips Boston and New England with winds from the north and a near zero start, easing slightly but still severe. Officials report record low readings, widespread frostbite risk, frozen pipes, icy coal lines, and battering seas as ships struggle and crews search for missing barge Waccamaw amid a 65 mile per hour gale offshore.
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Actress Gets Bulk of Ryan’s Fortune in Will
The will leaves actress Miss Whiteford $10,000 and the residue about $40,000. Nannie Morsel Ryan, widow, gets $100, Joseph J. Ryan Jr and Eleanor M. Ryan receive $5,000 each. Two life policies worth $25,000 are included. Executor named Mortimer L. Shuford. Miss Whiteford, once in The Royal Vagabond, is visiting in Rockledge, Florida. relations suggest a close friendship with Mr. Ryan.
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Hyomei Advertisement Claims Natural Cure
An ad touts Hyomei as a eucalyptus based remedy from inland Australia. It promises germ killing at the nose and throat and asserts low cough and cold risk. Sold widely with a satisfaction guarantee.
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Meek Daly Dies After Coat Catches Fire at Stove
Pittsfield on January 18 Charles Daly age 65 died from burns after his coat caught fire while he bent to adjust a stove damper. His wife and he fought to extinguish the blaze but the flames could not be stopped.
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Record Cold Sets In as Ogdensburg Hits 23 Below Zero
The St. Lawrence River at Ogdensburg New York froze today for the first time this winter. The temperature registered 23 degrees below zero signaling a sharp cold snap in the area.
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Barges Weather Gnaws at Nauset Anchors
Towboats towed north in a heavy gale and refailed to keep anchors off Nauset after 24 hours, then moved toward Vineyard Haven for safe anchorage as the gale persisted.
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Saxonila Reaches Halifax After Stormy North Atlantic Crossing
The liner Saxonila arrived in Halifax after a punishing voyage from Cherbourg lasting twelve days and 22 hours. Heavy winds kept the ship from making progress at times, and she will sail tonight for New York after coaling.
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Canadian Club Dinner Emphasizes Anglo American Unity
At the Canadian Club of Boston dinner, speakers urged continued cordial relations among the United States, Great Britain, and Canada to resist pernicious propaganda. They praised Allied cooperation in war, noted Canada’s growth, and called for a global federation of nations led by Anglo-Saxon traditions.
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Big Bout Between Dempsey and Carpentier Cancelled
New York announce ment that the heavyweight title bout between Jack Dempsey and Georges Carpentier with a $500 000 purse is off due to failure of the principals to deposit forfeit money as per signed contracts. Advertisement for Hayes healing honey follows.
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North End Grocery Fire Damages Italian Importing Co Warehouse
A blaze ripped through the North End warehouse housing the Italian Importing Company wholesale grocers, burning through walls into Chair alley and injuring ladderman William Boudreau. Firefighters halted the spread with hose lines. damage estimated at 35000 dollars.
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Harding May Name Two Southerners for Cabinet
MIAMI Fla January 18 Fred W Upham Chicago treasurer for the Republican national committee said here that one and possibly two members of the Harding cabinet would be from the South. He suggested it might be necessary to "rob" the Senate to make the appointment. He declined to name candidates.
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Locked in Safe Rescued by Morse Code Message
A man trapped in a vault survived by piling books to maximize air and sleeping near the door. He tapped Morse code saying I am locked in. Night watchman Charlies Hockwald alerted a vault technician who knew the combination and arranged help.
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