Boston Dock Owners Told to Add Guards
Marshal John J. Mitchell warned several Boston dock owners to increase security at waterfront properties. He toured the shipping district with Colonel Taylor Ensign Thropp and Superintendent Crowley, reporting conditions not to his liking and stating action would be taken if requirements are not met.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Boston
John J. Mitchell
Taylor
Department of the Northeast
Thropp
Navy
Crowley
Boston Police
Receipts Signed by Bernstorff Found in Aberdeen
Receipts for $9000 signed by Count von Bernstorff were found today in Aberdeen in a seizure of records at the Freie Presse office. Editors F W Sal lett and J F Paul Gross are held for federal authorities for allegedly failing to file correct translations of articles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aberdeen
S. D
Count von Bernstorff
Freie Presse
F. W. Sallett
J. F. Paul Gross
Var-ne-sis Promises Relief For Rheumatism Sufferers
Worcester resident Mrs. Oswald Adams reports dramatic joint relief from rheumatism after using Var-ne-sis. She details years of pain, swelling and immobility, then credits the remedy with stomach comfort and joint improvement within months. W A Varney promotes Var-ne-sis as nontraditional and offers $1000 for verifiable testimonials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. A. Varney
Lynn
Mass
Boston Consulting Office
Tax Filing Rules From 1917 Office Memo On Married Couples
Treasury letters to 124000 ministers urge tax compliance. Q&As cover separate or joint returns for married couples with mixed income. exemptions worth 2000, and rules on reporting interest, bank deposits, deductions, and deadlines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Federal Income Officials
Co-Operative Bank
Co-Operative Banks
Wether
Witnesses From France to Testify in Rollins Murder Case
Two soldiers, Frank A. Dunn and Frederick Hanson, both from the 101st Regiment and 101st Engineers, will travel from France to Boston to testify for Charles and George L. Rollins who face first degree murder charges in the shooting deaths of Great Atlantic and Pacific Tea Company employees Edward T. Foley and Ordway R. Hall in February 1917. An order from Chief Justice Aiken authorizes their summoning.
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France
Boston
Charles
George L. Rollins
Edward T. Foley
Ordway R. Hall
Great Atlantic & Pacific Tea Company
Frank A. Dunn
Company KE
101St Regiment
Frederick Hanson
101St Engineers
Aiken
Jamaica Plain Man Killed at the Front
R. J. Murphy of 212 Norwell Street Dorchester learned his brother in law George F. E. Carberry died of wounds in France on November 23. Carberry, formerly of Jamaica Plain and later Brookline, served in the 275th Brigade Royal Field Artillery as a lance bombardier. He was 32, had spent three years at the front and served in the American army.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. J. Murphy
Norwell Street
Dorchester
George FE. Carberry
France
Mr. Carberry
Jamaica Plain
Brookline
Thirty Tons of Coal Found in Bank Building
In Pittsfield on January 21 the Berkshire County Savings Bank building yielded thirty tons of coal stored in a vault for years. The coal had been kept for steam heating from Pittsfield Electric Company and is now being distributed in quarter-ton lots at eight dollars per ton, undelivered.
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Pittsfield
Berkshire County Savings Bank
Fuel Committee
Pittsfield Electric Company
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America
Bolivia
White’s
Shantung
Georgette Crepes
R, H. WE
Bernstorff
Worcester
Oswald Adams
Litchfield St. Worcester, Mass
John F. Malley
Washington
Treasury Department
Internal Revenue Service
The
Post
Federal Income Tax
Folinwine
Vermont
Malley
Seth W. Jones
Internal Revenue
Portsmouth
N. H
New England
Deer Island
Penal Institutions
Shaw
Gude
Gades
M. J. Breitenbach CO
New York
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