Ready to Trade With Germany As Blockade Is Lifted
Washington July 11 with the blockade against Germany set to end tomorrow trading between Germany and the United States and allied powers will begin Acting Secretary of State Polk announced blanket licenses would be issued for American firms and details would follow within 48 hours after legal experts decide if a formal presidential proclamation is needed
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Washington
Germany
United States
Polk
Packer Domination Seen as Threat to Food Supply
Washington July 11 The Federal Trade Commission warns in Part 1 of its report to President Wilson that approaching packer domination of major foods in the United States and potential international control of meat products with foreign firms seems certain unless preventive action is taken. It cites the growth and power of the five packers in meat and related industries.
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Washington
United States
Federal Trade Commission
Wilson
Robert J Taylor elevator boss quits after decades in state house
Robert J Taylor known as Robert the elevator man at the State House announces retirement after 34 years on the job. He recounts a career serving governors and visiting dignitaries, defending his role with humor and pride, and plans to visit lawmakers before final departure.
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Robert J. Taylor
Robert
United States
State House
Sacred Cod
R. J. Taylor
John Adams
Charles Davis
Tom Pedrick
France
Johnson
California
Coolidge
Washington
Philadelphia
Vest
Brookline Avenue
Sle
Hampton
Provisions on Trade and Travel with Germany Outlined
Trading in all commodities except dyestuffs chemicals and potash will be unrestricted under the Reparations Commission. American firms must send agents into Germany without passports until peace proclamations allow issuance. State Department notes set a definite plan for American consuls to be sent to Germany.
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Germany
State Department
Sloan's Liniment Ad Promises Quick Sore Relief
Vacation encouragement ad touts Sloan's Liniment to ease muscle soreness from unusual exertion. Claims deep penetration without rubbing and quick relief from bruises bites and stings. Available in 30c 60c and 1.20 at all druggists.
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Sloan
Boy Killed by Autoist in Charlestown Crossing
Eight year old Mark Kearns of 34 Haverhill Street Charlestown died after a skull fracture suffered while crossing near his home. He was taken to Haymarket Relief Station where he died at 1 45 pm. The auto driven by James B McIntyre of 14 Buckingham Street Wollaston struck him at the foot of the Perkins Street bridge. The car belonged to Janes Sawyer of East Cambridge.
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Mark Kearns
Haverhill Street
Charlestown
Haymarket
Young Kearns
Perkins Street
James B. McIntyre
Buckingham Street
Wollaston
Janes Sawyer
East Cambridge
Somerville Pastor Dies of Brain Hemorrhage at 45
The Rev. J. Izaak Mawthorne, pastor of Unison Square Presbyterian Church in Somerville, died suddenly at his home on 14 Stickney Avenue from a brain hemorrhage. He was 45. He leaves a widow, two sons, and a daughter.
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J. Izaak Mawthorne
Unison Square Presbyterian Church
Somerville
Stickney Avenue
Tie
Today’s city events unfold across Boston venues
The program lists the U S S President Grant docking at South Boston base in the morning with Detroi. Cathedral parish festival at Paul Revere Talbot and Exhibition halls Mechanics Building starts at 10 a m. Florists Association meeting at Wardhurst Lynnfield followed by car departures via Massachusetts and Commonwealth avenues at noon. Field Artillery Brigade reunion at Quincy House 6 30 p m. R H White Co employees day at Nantasket Beach in afternoon and evening. Massachusetts Humane Society gun drill at Francis P Crowninshield estate Marblehead at noon. St John’s parish Roxbury field day Dadla street playground afternoon. Lawn party at St Ann’s Church Winter Hill Somerville afternoon and evening. Army troops participate in various events.
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U. S. S. President
Grant
South Boston
Paul Revere
Talbot
Mechanics
Florists Association
Wardhurst
Lynnfield
Massachusetts and
Commonwealth Avenues
Best Field Artillery Brigade
Quincy House
R. H. White Company
Nantasket Beach
Massachusetts Humane Society
Francis P. Crowninshield
Marblehead
St. John’s Parish
Roxbury
Dadla Street
St Ann’s Church of Winter Hill
Police Seek Mary E White Missing in Quincy Search Launched
Boston police have been asked to locate Mrs. Mary E White of 56 Miller Street West Quincy who disappeared in Quincy on June 16. Known before her marriage as Mamie Casey she was prominent in South Boston with her family in the liquor trade. She has two sons John 17 and Gerard 11.
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Boston
Mary E. White
J. H. White
Miller Street
West
Quincy
White
Mamie” Casey
Cambridge Legion Information Bureau Opens at City Hall
The E. Clifford Sawyer Post of the Cambridge American Legion starts a free information bureau for service men and veterans in Cambridge. Mayor Quinn provides City Hall as headquarters and John D. Kettle, expert on war insurance back pay and government bonuses, will be present each Monday evening to assist seekers.
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E. Clifford Sawyer
Cambridge American Legion
Cambridge
Quinn
Cambridge City Hall
John D. Kettelle
Lansing to Sail for Brest After Saying Farewell
Paris July 11 AP Robert Lansing American Secretary of State bade farewell to President Poincare tonight and will sail tomorrow for Brest to board the U S S America. He expects to meet Acting Secretary Polk before Polk sails for France to attend the peace conference and to discuss securing war records and Harvard materials for historical collection.
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Paris
Associated Press
Robert Lansing
Poincare
Brest
U. S. S. America
Lansing
Polk
France
Harvard appeals for privately printed war books from heroes
Harvard College Library continues expanding its Great War holdings and issues a call to its alumni and contributors to send privately printed volumes and ephemera related to the war. The appeal seeks unique items to enrich the university’s collection and preserve personal wartime perspectives.
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Harvard College
French Miners Call for 24 Hour General Strike
Paris July 11 The national council of the Miners federation urged all affiliated groups to observe a 24 hour general strike on July 21 as a warning to authorities over rising living costs and food speculation.
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Paris
National Council of the Miners’ Federation
19 Arrests For Drunkenness In 24 Hours In Boston
Boston police reported 19 drunkenness arrests in the 24 hours ending at noon yesterday, the highest for a similar period since the dry law began. Of the 19, 18 were men, compared with a year ago when 94 men and 10 women were arrested.
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Boston
Admiral Admarix Dies Suddenly in Gloucester Hotel
Rear Admiral Adolph Marix retired and living in New York city died suddenly at a Gloucester hotel where he was a summer guest. Born in Dresden in 1848 and a 1868 US Naval Academy graduate he commanded the USS Scorpion in the Spanish war and was promoted for bravery. Survived by his widow Grace Filkins of New York with burial planned at Arlington National Cemetery.
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Gloucester
Adolph Marix
New York City
Dresden
Saxony
United States Naval Academy
Grace Filkins
New York
National Cemetery
Arlington, Va
Irish Arrests Reported by Paris Delegation
John A. Murphy of Buffalo, part of the Irish American delegation in Paris, released a statement recounting alleged British atrocities in Ireland. The note to Premier Clemenceau on June 30 charged bombings from airplanes, killings of women and children, and frequent banishment orders, and urged a special commission to investigate.
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Paris
John A. Murphy
Buffalo
Ireland
Clemenceau
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