WANTS BRIDGE TO KITTERY
Washington Jan 8 Government aid for a Portsmouth New Hampshire to Kittery Maine bridge was urged before the House naval committee by Secretary Daniels and Senators Moses and Hale The bridge would share cost between states to improve access for about 6000 navy yard workers and was estimated to cost 1 750 000 to 2 750 000
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Washington
Portsmouth
N. H
Kittery
House Naval Committee
Daniels
Moses
New Hampshire
Hale
Maine
Navy Yard
Shipwrecked Seamen Rescued by Army Transport Isabella
The Isabella arrived from France at Baltimore carrying seven rescued seamen. Six English sailors from the Francis B Mesquite and one American, Ernest Brake, were saved after the Mesquite went down in a storm off the New England coast. Brake had been aboard the Mesquite after transferring from the Success. the Mesquite’s name was not learned.
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Baltimore
Isabella
France
Charles H. Lake
Francis B. Mesquite
Ernest Brake
Brake
Mayr's Wonderful Remedy Promises French Aid in Health
Advertisement claims France supports America with blood and sacrifice and promotes Mayr's Wonderful Remedy for stomach liver and intestinal ailments. The product, imported and sold by Geo. H. Mayr of Chicago, is said to remove catarrhal mucus and ease inflammation. Liggett's Riker Jaynes drug stores distribute.
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Merica
Geo. H. Mayr
Chicago
Mayr
Liggett’s Riker-Jaynes Drug Stores
Quick Method to Remove Facial Hairs Using Delatone Paste
A simple home facial hair removal method uses a paste of water and powdered delatone applied to the skin for 2 to 3 minutes. After rubbing off and washing, hair is said to vanish and skin appear blemish free, with caution to ensure the product is actually delatone.
O Brien Indicted by Grand Jury in Fish Market Case
William J. O'Brien, president of the Boston Fish Market Corporation, was indicted by a federal grand jury yesterday afternoon. His admission during the fish trust hearing that part of his prior testimony had been untrue caused a sensation.
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William J. O’brien
Boston Fish Market Corporation
Fish Trust
Indictment Records Wide Range of Charges in District Court
The grand jury returned 19 true bills and four secret indictments. Among them are perjury charges against O'Brien over stock ties to Boston and Fish Pier interests, embezzlement allegations against William F. White, and a Maine case against Hiram P. MacKnight for a mail fraud scheme. Others include larceny, forged money orders, and drug act violations across Boston, Chelsea, Springfield, and surrounding areas.
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O'Brien
R. O
Morton
William F. White
Mansfield
Maine
Hiram P. MacKnight
MacKnight
Hiram
Harmon
Piscataqua County
John Cassidy
Bangor
Harold E. Beyne
Ypres
Beyne
William H. Cunningham
Boston
Watertown Arsenal
Alb Sidlinger
William E. Rogers
George B. Crocker
Clifford J. Blair
Salem
Francis D. Coleman
Wellesley Hills
Ternity Morgovochuk
Springfield
Chin Wah
Floriento Longo
Peace Conference Names and Reparation Committee Change
Belgium Greece Poland Serbia and Romania will have two members each on the peace conference commission for reparations. The committee on indemnities becomes the committee on reparation to restore war damage where possible and exact indemnnities where full payment isn’t possible.
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Paris
Belgium
Greece
Poland
Serbia
Rumania
Wilson
MEN IN UNIFORM MUST OBEY RULES
Notice to Naval Reserve members wearing the uniform, though not on active duty, that they are subject to regular navy laws and are punishable for any infringement. Discharged reservists claimed inactivity exempts them, but guidance states continued obligation while in uniform.
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Wood
Naval Reserve Force
Regular Navy
British and Chilean Navies Aid Argentina
British and Chilean consuls in Patagonia offer use of their warships to Argentina to quell the Maximalists in Magallanes. Reports say Maximalists have risen at Punta Arenas and crossed into Argentine territory, with Chilean and Argentine fleets dispatched to the area.
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Buenos Ayres
Magallanes
Chili
Patagonia
Argentina
Punta Arenas
Chillan
Divorce Filing Details Cruel Treatment Claim in Davie Case
George H. Davie, a Boston Elevated foreman, seeks divorce from Annie M. Davie on cruelty grounds. The case, cited as resting with Judge Hall, notes Davie admitted many past mistakes and wishes to start anew, advocating forgiveness.
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George H. Davie
Annie M. Davie
Judge Hall
Davie
Boston
Davie Denies Abuse Claims in Divorce Case
On the stand Davie denied ever striking his wife or trying to pick a bathroom lock. He said she was unduly dramatic, produced a $5 undertaker receipt, claimed she attacked him, and recounted finances, piano swaps, whiskey use, and alleged infidelities.
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Davie
Judge Hall
Orcutt
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