Physicians oppose accepting role as purveyors of alcohol
The American Medical Association house of delegates voted decisively against physicians who accept the position of purveyors of alcoholic beverages. Dr. W. S. Rankin of Raleigh introduced the resolution criticizing misuse of liquor permits and prompting a heated session at the Boston Medical Library.
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Plane picks up wine in ocean off three-mile limit
Andre P. Pillot a Wall Street broker piloted a hydroplane from the Columbia Yacht Club with Jean Joubert and John Manners. They followed the liner to beyond the three-mile limit and retrieved two of three bottles of champagne hurled overboard by passengers defying Prohibition. The third bottle sank.
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France
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Columbia Yacht Club
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Jean Joubert
American Vessel in Distress off Newfoundland Coast
The American freight steamer Charlot struck an iceberg about 200 miles off Newfoundland last night and reported water reaching the fire room while asking nearby ships to stand by. The British steamer Seapool, 96 miles east of St Johns, picked up the Charlot's distress message and said the Charlot likely sinking, crew to be rescued by nearby ships. Dense fog and many icebergs hinder navigation. Seapool arrived for stem repairs after her own berg damage.
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Newfoundland
Seapool
Sacco and Vanzetti Trial Witnesses Question Motive
At Dedham Superior Court two government witnesses Wade and Splaine gave testimony suggesting a change in their recollection of the Parmenter murder and the Berardelli shooting. Wade, a Slater & Morrill employee, said he was not sure Sacco was the shooter though he previously stated he had no doubt.
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Bartolomeo Vanzetti
Superior Criminal Court
Dedham
Louis Ll. Wade
Mary E. Splaine
Slater & Morrill Shoe Co
South Braintree
Wade
Frederick A. Parmenter
Miss Splaine Identifies Sacco In Eyewitness Claim
Miss Splaine positively identifies Sacco as the man she saw Escay- in a brief eyewitness claim presented to investigators.
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Sacco
Escay
Peggy Hopkins Joyce Case Moves Into Legal Arena
Chicago June 9 United News reports J Stanley Joyce the man who spent a million on Peggy Hopkins Joyce known as Peggy of the Folkes faces legal action from Peggy's lawyers after years of financial entanglement.
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United News
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Peggy Hopkins
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Stanley testifies on wealth in Peggy alimony case
In court the defendant Stanley faced Peggy’s plea for $10,000 a month, was mocked as a stage door Johnny and a character blackener, and he calmly disclosed his wealth while losing a $20 straw hat and returning home with a $2 consolation.
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Blackener
Boy Saved by Quick Action of Auto Driver
A mobile driver stopped his car quickly after a bicycle skidded on Adams street Dorchester wedging 14 year old Patrick McLoughlin between wheel and pavement. Joseph J Murray of 35 Howard street Waltham was driving. McLoughlin taken to City Hospital with only abrasions.
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City Hospital
Immigrants on Canopic welcomed after Washington’s reversal
Weeping and joy filled the Canopic as word arrived from Washington that a thousand Italian immigrants, previously barred by new restrictions, would be admitted. Immigrants on board celebrated with shouts and embraces, signaling relief and hope for the Land of Promise.
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Ruling Allows Excess June Immigrants Land Under Bond
The ruling by Assistant Secretary of Labor E. J. Henning enables immigrants admitted in excess of the June quota to land on nominal bond and be permanently admitted under the July quota, sparking renewed hope after days of misery.
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Labor
United States
C“anopic
Senate Orders Soldier Probe After Walsh Resolution
The Senate passed unanimously Senator Walsh of Massachusetts's resolution calling for a full investigation of the soldier problem. It will overhaul government agencies linked to soldiers including hospitals and compensation and set future policy.
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Massachusetts
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American Legion
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Coolidge
Auto Dangles Thirty Feet Over Rail Bridge
A car listed as owned by Louis S. Cohen with a chauffeur aboard rides over a bridge fence, the auto’s weight balance injures no one as it teeters thirty feet above the tracks on Main street between Wilmington and Woburn near midnight.
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Main Street
Wilmington
Woburn
Limousine Crash Over Bridge Leaves Scene Fled Occupants
After a late evening collision on Main Street Wilmington the limousine swerved through fences and over a bridge edge 30 feet above railroad tracks. The occupants fled the scene and were not confirmed hurt. An auto truck driver arrived, extinguished the blaze, and helped remove the wreck.
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Main Street
Wilmington
Seek to Prohibit Wearing of U S Flag at Fight
All Dorchester Post American Legion members telegrammed New Jersey Governor urging a ban on the United States flag as part of contestants attire at the Dempsey Carpentier championship fight in Jersey City on July 2.
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New Jersey
United States
Dempsey-Carpentier
Jersey City
Sims Refuses to Retract Word, Recalled if Needed
Report from Washington states Rear Admiral Sims may be recalled and publicly reprimanded if he repudiates his London speech in which he called Irish sympathizers in the United States asses and technical Americans. He has yet to respond to Denby’s request for a report of his words.
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Robert L. Norton
Washington
Sims
London
United States
Fortune teller testifies in Kaber murder case
Mrs. Mary J. Wade, a fortune-teller, swore that Eva Catherine Raber asked her to kill Dan F. Kaber, a wealthy publisher. Wade, who described Raber as in love with another man, will be a State witness at Raber’s first degree murder trial in Cleveland.
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Mary J. Wade
Stanton
Eva Catherine Kaber
Dan F. Kaber
Germany Demands Reparation Case Before Prize Court
In 1915 Germany insisted that U S demands for reparation over Frye destruction go to prize court. One year earlier the Republican convention adopted a platform. Volunteer pier truck drivers moved for merchants in New York. The American Federation of Labor held its convention in Montreal.
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New York
American Federation of Labor
Montreal
Fair Weather Outlook for Boston Area and East Coast
Forecasts indicate fair and unchanged temperatures for Boston and vicinity with light to moderate southerly winds. In northern New England and eastern New York the outlook is partly cloudy with little temperature change over the next two days and winds from the south or southwest.
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Washington
New England
Southern News
New York
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Sandy Hook
Hatteras
Old Farmer's Prediction for Continued Warm Weather
Forecasts indicate warm and fair conditions expected to persist through today and tonight. Historical data shows yesterday's average temperature around 70 degrees with recent readings ranging from the mid 50s to mid 80s across the day.
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