Neediest Cases Now Cared For Militiamen Families
Massachusetts relief efforts report most aid to National Guardsmen families as of yesterday with $320.50 raised and a total fund of $71,034. Contributions included $200 from Charles Sumner Bird and $100 from Thomas P. Beal. Seventy one thousand dollars supports payroll increases and needs grow as service extends. A Medford fundraiser aims to aid E Company Fifth Regiment through a Saturday baseball game by local business leaders.
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F. W. Morey
Massachusetts Volunteer Aid Association
Morey
Charles Sumner Bird
Walpole
Thomas P
Boston
Special Aid Society
Kolynos Company
General Sweetser
Massachusetts
el Paso
Bell Rock
Malden
Blodgett
IL Company
Fifth Regiment
George C. Lee
Thomas P. Beal
Mike Restor
Nees Si Logan
Oceese
Medford
Ladies’ Volunteer Aid Association
E Company
Benjamin F. Haynes
Frank Volpe
Bremen Likely to Dock at Boston Under Tight Watch
The Bremen faces a strict, self judged entry plan at Georges Banks near Boston with customs officers ready for inspection If deemed a merchantman she may stay If a war vessel she must depart within 24 hours The Boston consul Oskar Kunhardt says he has heard nothing about the vessel's location or wireless contact.
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Three Mile
Georges Shoals
Baltimore
Billings
Kirst
Washington
Boston
Oskar Kunhardt
Manchester
Bremen
Allied Warships Patrol Off Norfolk Three Miles Out
Allied warships have moved from the cape area to a tighter three mile limit patrol near Norfolk. Ships number unclear with two likely British and one French among them. Rumor circulated of German submarines acting as convoy to the Deutschland, but no evidence confirmed.
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Norfolk
Capes
America
Atlantic
Deutschland Stays First A-Trader Celebrated in Baltimore
Captain Paul Koenig and 14 crew members of the submarine Deutschland were honored by thousands of Baltimore Germans at a Canstatter Park celebration. The event, under the local German club, underscored German-American ties as the crew planned to return within weeks.
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Baltimore
Paul Koenig
Canstatter Park
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German embassy officials plan further inspection of the Deutschland
Captain Koenig told a Baltimore crowd I will see you again within a few weeks. Count von Bernstorff and Prince Hatzfeld will visit next Wednesday for another inspection of the Deutschland. Congressman Edmunds asked to board the Neckar for a submarine view but passes were exhausted. Captain Hinsch invited him back Monday when another submarine similar to the Deutschland will be in. The guard at the Neckar pier learned his services would be needed next week for the Bremen arrival.
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Red Cross
Koenig
Count von Bernstorff
Prince Hatzfeld
Baltimore
G. W. Edmunds
Philadelphia
Hinsch
Neckar
Neckar's Pier
Bremen
Hold Services Today for George H. Howard
The funeral for George H. Howard Civil War veteran and former manager of the William L. Lockhart Company factory in Cambridge will be held tomorrow at 2 PM at Mt. Auburn Chapel. The Rev. A. T. Kempton of Broadway Baptist Church Cambridge will officiate. Howard 78 died at his home 16 Highland Avenue Cambridge.
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George H. Howard
William L. Lockhart Company
Cambridge
Mt. Auburn Chapel
A. T. Kempton
Broadway Baptist Church
Mr. Howard
Highland Avenue
Mill Men Set Beach Carnival at Rockingham Park
Lawrence July 21 Mill employees their superintendents over seers and agents will gather tomorrow at Rockingham Park Salem N H for a carnival More than 20000 persons are expected to attend Plans were made weeks since and both employees and employers aim to eclipse last year’s 10000 attendance.
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Lawrence
Rockingham Park
Salem
N. H
Eddie Mahan To Lead Wilson Campaign Node
Eddie Mahan Harvard athlete and football star will lead the Woodrow Wilson Collegemen's League in the presidential campaign. Democratic National Chairman Vance McCormick announced the plan in New York before departure to Washington. Jack deSaulles of Yale, who led the league in 1912, will assist Mahan.
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New York
Eddie Mahan
Harvard University
Woodrow Wilson Collegemen's League
Vance McCormick
Washington, D. C
Jack deSaulles
Yale
Mahan
Jewelry Thieves Take $1000 Worth From Store Window
Jewelry valued at $1000 was stolen from the window of the Tiffon Jewelry Company at 608 Washington street in the business district. Police reported that during Thursday night a window was broken and rings, brooches and other pieces were taken.
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Tiffon Jewelry Company
Washington Street
Lagrange Street
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