Girl Dying Three Hours After Coasting Accident
Muriel Coyle 7, of 31 Bullard Street Dorchester, was fatally injured after a coastings accident on Bullard Street. Evelyn Dillon 12, Alexander Vitali 14, William Murphy 18, and Thomas Coyne 15 were injured in three separate coastings incidents in Boston yesterday with two of the boys hospitalized and one other child in critical condition.
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Bullard Street
Dorchester
Boston
Muriel Coyle
Evelyn Dillon
Alexander Vitali
Cambridge Street
West End
William J. Murphy
Old Heath Street
Roxbury
Thomas Coyne
New Heath Street
Great Britain Flags Internee Vessel Purchases as Unneutral Act
Britain informs the State Department that buying interned German ships will be treated as an unneutral act. Officials say the move could affect wartime dealings and diplomatic posture.
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Great Britain
State Department
Children Injured In Dual Sled Accidents In Roxbury and West End
At City Hospital the Coyle girl lies unconscious with a fractured skull and facial injuries while William Murphy recovers from brain injury. Evelyn Dillon is under medical care. Nearby Roxbury youths Murphy and Coyne were hurt when their sleds crashed into a Brookline owned car at Parker and New Heath streets. Alexander Vitali was injured on Strong Place after his sled struck a car driven by Albert Doerfier of Everett.
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Coyle
City Hospital
William Murphy
Evelyn Dillon
Murphy and Coyne
Roxbury
David Jacobs
Brookline
Parker Street
New Heath
Old Heath
Murphy
Coyne
Alexander Vitali
West End
Albert Doerfier
Bradford St
Everett
Rockefeller Philanthropy Criticized By Miner Leader
John R. Lawson of the United Mine Workers assailed the Rockefeller foundation and John D. Rockefeller Jr. at a Federal Commission on Industrial Relations hearing. He accused philanthropy of replacing justice and cited miners' suffering in Colorado while funds supported global causes and Belgian refugees.
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New York
Rockefeller Foundation
John D. Rockefeller, Jr
John R. Lawson
United Mine Workers of America
Colorado
Federal Commission On Industrial Relations
Lawson
Rockefellers
Miner Shootings Highlight Colorado Strife and Rockefeller Critique
Speaker Mr. Lawson assailed John D. Rockefeller Jr for ignorance of conditions and indifference of his executives while a witness recounted miners shot by militia in Colorado. The remarks reflect labor unrest and corporate oversight tensions of the era.
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Lawson
John D. Rockefeller, Jr
Colorado
Build Now slogan backed by Massachusetts Co operative Bank League
Worcester January 29 Build Now is the official slogan of the Massachusetts Co operative Bank League after its opening session at the Hotel Bancroft. The N E campaign praised by speakers as vital for New England prosperity, aiding small builders through cooperative banks and signaling a resumption of business activity.
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Worcester
Massachusetts Co-operative Bank League
League
Bancroft
Boston Post
Post
New England
Co-Operative
Cat Runs Mad Claws Woman in Malden
A ferocious cat attacked Mrs. BE F Holmes at 603 Salem Street in Malden yesterday. The neighbor's cat scratched and bit her as bystanders aided before it was shot. Mrs. Holmes was taken to Malden Hospital where surgeons treated wounds and her condition was reported as to be recovering.
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Malden Street
BE. F. Holmes
Salem Street
Robbery on Pond Avenue Ends in $80 Loss and Watch
Joseph Monahan of Cambridge was held up at Pond avenue Brookline by two men near Techfield last evening around six o'clock. A revolver was leveled at him as one thief blocked the wagon and the other searched him, resulting in a loss of $80 in cash and a gold watch.
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Joseph Monahan
Cambridge
Pond Avenue
Brookline
Techfield
Monahan
Masseur Brooks A Fighter At Breach Trial
Charles M. Brooks the New York masseur testified in the Ryan Mansfield $50,000 breach of promise case in Suffolk Superior Court as the fourth week closed. More New York witnesses are expected, and spectators pack the courthouse with many staying through lunch to keep their seats for the next session.
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Suffolk Superior Court
Charles M. Brooks
New York
Ferncroft Inn Proprietor in Courtroom Scene
Henry K. Mansfield owner of Ferncroft Inn sat with his lawyers inside the bar while Elizabeth M. Ryan seeks 50000 heart balm as plaintiff and sits with friend Mrs. Hempstone of New York. Ryan wore a blue suit contrasting the usual gray.
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Henry K. Mansfield
Ferncroft Inn
Elizabeth M. Ryan
Mrs. Hempstone
New York
Retired merchant Charles Green to marry nurse Marr Fitzpatrick
North Cambridge residents learned that Charles Green an 85 year old former merchant filed intentions to wed Marr K Fitzpatrick 44 a nurse and longtime housekeeper.
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Cambridge
Charles Green
Marr K. Fitzpatrick
Sporadic Readout from Thompson Spa Page
Snippet lists fragmented numbers and weather notes with average temperatures. Reads like a partial log or clerical page with entries such as averages for yesterday and a year ago, plus stray measurements and times.
Burdett Business College Admits New Day and Evening Students
Burdett Business College announces admission of new day and evening students. Located at 18 Boylston Street, corner of Washington in Boston.
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Burdett Business College
Boylston St
Cor. Wash
Boston
Washington Street
Massachusetts
Prosperity Near Says President in Railway Speech
President Wilson predicts a new era of enterprise and prosperity as he addressed the American Electric Railway Association. He cited trust legislation efforts by the Democratic Congress and said the maze of interrogation points hindering enterprise for 20 years had been cleared, though a test period is needed to judge the remedy.
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Washington
Wilson
American Electric Railway Association
Democratic Congress
New Era of Enterprise Promised as Regulation Eases
The President urged a business friendly approach and public disclosure urging openness over secrecy. He warned against overregulation and said trust is built by direct contact and meeting people, predicting a revival of enterprise and prosperity after 20 years of uncertainty. Continued on Page 2-Sixth Column.
Moon Phases and Evening Sky This Month
The notice lists moon phases from Jan 23 to Feb 18 with full and new moons, plus a 193 day wartime date and day lengths. It notes evening planets Jupiter and Saturn, morning Venus and Mars, and auto lamp times 5 25 and 5 55. It also marks anniversaries and historical events including Charles I’s death and the Monitor launch.
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Jupiter
Sven
Saturn
Venus
Mars
Boston Area Weather Forecast Says Cold Weekend
The forecast for Boston and vicinity calls for continued cold conditions through Saturday and Sunday. Moderate westerly to northerly winds persist as the map shows a fair spell across northern New England with warmer temperatures expected in Southern New England on Sunday.
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Boston
Vicinity
Washington
New England
France and Russia Hold Some Opinion-Protest Is Strongly Worded
In Washington on January 29 Britain warned it would deem as unfriendly the US ship purchase and operation plan for interned German and Austrian vessels. France and Russia sided with Britain, signaling a unitedopposed stance that risks straining allied relations.
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Washington
Great Britain
United States
London
England
France
Russia
Bryan
British warning over neutral naval actions during war
Officials note surprise at repeated claims that the State Department lacks reason to doubt Britain and allies would reject recognizing the seizure and operation of interned belligerent ships by the United States. Sir Edward Grey counters Bryan, stressing that purchase is not a mere sale but a neutrality issue.
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State Department
Great Britain
United States
Edward Grey
Bryan
Edward
Mexicans Kill U S Soldier Near Rio Grande
El Paso Texas January 29 Private William B Warwick of Company G 16th Infantry was instantly killed by a bullet from the Mexican side while in his tent A board of army officers investigating the shooting said the shot came from the Mexican side of the Rio Grande
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EL Paso
Tex
William B. Warwick
16Th Infantry
Rio Grande
Army
Multiple World War I skirmishes reported across Europe
Official dispatches describe German attempts to cross the Aisne near Soissons repulsed by French forces. Bombing raids on Dunkirk target British provisioning in the fortress. French night raids hit Laon Lefere and Soissons while a German plane was shot down near Gerbeviller. British and German trench actions near Nieuwpoort and La Bassée are noted, with Russian reverses and limited gains in Dukla Pass. An airship over Libau is missing, and Turkish outposts near Suez clash with British troops.
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Aisne
Soissons
Mill-Cease Rocks
Laon
Lefere
Gerbeviller
Paris
Nieuwport
Berlin
la Bassee Canal
Russen
Gumbinnen
East Prussia
Tilsit
Pogegen
Petrograd
Dukla Pass
Galicia
Germany
Libau
Baltic
Kolberg
North Sea
Gulf of Suez
Tor
Suez
Cairo
Russia Pulls Surprise in London Match
London report notes Russia springs a surprise on opponents as the competition unfolds, signaling a bold tactic in the early stages of the event.
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London
Russia
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