Bay State Men to Undergo New Physical Examinations
Massachusetts troops along the border must retake their physicals after a Buck recommended review. Col Buck, mustering-in officer at Framingham, aims to shield the federal government from future claims of preexisting ailments. Major Farnsworth at the punitive expeditionary base received Buck's telegram detailing the hurried predeparture exam of the Second Regiment and missing fingerprint records.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
N. M
Massachusetts
Beaumont B. Buck
Framingham
C. S. Farnsworth
Buck
Leyden Heard By Grand Jury In Salem Riot Probe
Salem July 14 Thomas E Leyden of Somerville testified before a grand jury investigating the Haverhill riots of April 3 and 4. The session adjourned for Lawrence courthouse briefing and more witnesses are slated to appear Tuesday as prosecutors seek full testimony.
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Salem
Thomas E. Leyden
Somerville
Haverhill
Lawrence
Leyden
Alfert L. Bartlett
Louis Gerhaeuser
Dana
A. Knndson
Charles J. McCarthy
James J. Sweeney
Paul Coppola
John E. Kelleher
James FE. Bradley
Clifford B. Barton
William H. Hamilton
Frank A. Croston
Frank Lenehan
James Reardon
Lawrence Police
Cyrus B. Bruce
William Ham
Justice Bridgham
Bridgham
Thomas G. Trainor
Dennis A. Kelleher
Henry Lemoux
Dennis J. Ring
Charles Hartman
Alexander Rolley
Samuel Turner
Rolley
Turner
Harvey Reed
City Hall
Simon J. Linehan
Henry K. Palmer
Essex County Grand Jury
Soldiers to Receive 12 Dollar Pay Per Man in Framingham
Tomorrow each Bay State soldier at Framingham will get 12 dollars as pay for service. D Company of Holyoke received a baseball outfit and uniforms from the Holyoke Canoe Club today. A regiment wide league will form from company ball teams. Drum Major Harry Roche plans a minstrel show next week for Second Regiment and other troops here. Weather is ideal and men are in good health aside from minor inoculation discomfort.
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Framingham
K Company
Springfield
I Company
Northampton
D of
Holyoke
Mexico
C Company
Worcester
Della Evans
Miss Evans
G. H. Thompson
D. A. Jones
E. B. Stowell
William Stevenson
International Boundary Line
Morrow
Bay State
Holyoke Canoe Club
Harry Roche
Second Regiment
Call for Experts in O Donnell Case Prompted
District Attorney Pelletier requested Bates Nay Abbott to choose an expert to be present in Utica for the analysis of Mrs. Emma Bostwick O Donnell’s organs. She died on a train near Utica N Y June 29, day after her marriage to Dr Louis P O Donnell of Melrose. Attorney William R Scharton represents several relatives.
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Pelletier
Bates, Nay & Abbott
Emma Bostwick
Utica
N. Y
Louis P. O'Donnell
Melrose
William R. Scharton
Georgetown Testimony Session Sees Minor Disruptions
Sheriff calms threats of mutiny as Georgetown faces witnesses summoned to testify. District Attorney Louis S. Cox orders two women, Mrs. Bessie Legro of Bradford and Nellie Rines of Haverhill, to attend Monday’s session. All other defaulting witnesses located or ordered to report. two National Guard members on Mexican border duty excused.
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Haverhill
Court House
Cox
Post
Leyden
Fred E. Flynn
Georgetown
Louis S. Cox
Bessie Legro
Bradford
Nellie Rines
National Guard
England Proposes Repatriation of Aliens
London July 14 The British note to Germany on relief for interned civilians is released by Lord Robert Cecil. It proposes repatriation for all persons over 50 and those 46 to 50 unfit for service, with Germany and Britain to intern equal numbers in a neutral country. No response yet from Germany.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Germany
Associated Press
Robert Cecil
Great Britain
Hat Thief Raiders Off With Panama On Arlington Car
Bertram D B Willard of 13 Haviland street reported a thief grabbed his $15 Panama hat from an Arlington streetcar along Cross street when the window was open. The culprit escaped before Willard could react.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bertram D. B. Willard
Haviland Street
Willard
Arlington
Cross Street
Urge Blind Man for Massachusetts Commission for the Blind
Neil J. Devlin of East Boston, a blind man, is urged for appointment to the Massachusetts Commission for the Blind after Walter B. Snow resigned. A delegation of blind people presented the petition to Governor McCall yesterday, and the governor expressed that it was reasonable and seemed inclined to favor it.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Massachusetts Commission For the Blind
Walter B. Snow
Watertown
McCall
British note to neutrals on abandonment of London Declaration
The British foreign office tells neutral governments why the Declaration of London was abandoned. Allies discarded it after recognizing modern warfare’s changes and opted to apply established rules of the law of nations instead.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Paris
Everett appoints Nichols city solicitor in place of Sweetser
Mayor Chambers of Everett appoints former mayor Charles C. Nichols as city solicitor, succeeding Brigadier General E. Leroy Sweetser who resigned after being ordered to the Mexican border with Massachusetts Fifth Regiment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sweetser
Chambers of
Everett
Charles C. Nichols
E. Leroy Sweetser
Fifth Regiment of
Massachusetts
Edwin A Bayley Announces Senate Run in Fifth Middlesex
Former Representative Edwin A Bayley of Lexington declares candidacy for the Senate in the Fifth Middlesex district to succeed Senator Nathan A Tufts of Waltham. Bayley has long served as moderator of the Lexington town meetings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edwin A. Bayley
Lexington
Senate
Middlesex
Nathan A. Tufts
Waltham
Bayley
Jewish Meet in New York to discuss world congress
Delegates from 26 national Jewish groups in the United States will meet in New York on Sunday to consider forming a Jewish congress. Supreme Court Justice Louis D. Brandeis and Judge Hugo Pam of Chicago are expected to speak and present the congress committee plan. The aim is full political and civil rights for Jews worldwide. The gathering was convened by eight leading Jewish organizations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
United States
Supreme Court
Louis D. Brandeis
Hugo Pam
Chicago
Congress Committee
Well Known Maine Sea Captain Dead
Rockland Maine July 14 Captain William Sawtelle a widely known Maine summer visitor and former commander of the steamers Mt Desert and Rockland died today at age 71 The veteran mariner gained popularity among visitors for his coastal service and leadership aboard the two steamers
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Rockland
William Sawtelle
Maine
Mt. Desert
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All Saints’ Church
13Th U. S. Cavalry
Paul K. Norton
el Paso
Herbert Parker
James E. Bradley
William F. Herlihey
David Fairbanks
John T. Cox
Alvin A. Townsend
Haverhill Fire Department
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Boston
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O'Donnell
Posner
PRACA
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England
Neil J. Devlin
East Boston
BIG Jewish Meet Inn
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