Werner Horn Trial Today
Werner Horn the German army officer arrested over two years ago for dynamiting the international bridge at Vanceboro Maine faces a U S District Court jury trial today on charges of unlawfully transporting explosives in interstate commerce He claimed to be a German Landwehr lieutenant and argued the act was wartime action against Britain He sought habeas corpus relief but was denied and has remained jailed in default of 10000 bail
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Werner Horn
Vanceboro
United States District Court
Horn
Landwehr
Great Britain
Deafness Cure Offer Extends Free Trial Till June Seventeenth
A medical ad promotes free consultation examination and trial treatment for Deafness Head Noises Discharging Ears and Catarrhal Diseases. Due to high demand the offer is extended to June 17 to help those who missed the initial period. The notice claims faster cures in the current season with physicians aided by favorable conditions.
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Nature
Free Treatment Offer for Deafness and Catarrhal Ailments
Osmo-Chemic Physicians announce a June 17 deadline for free consultation examination and trial treatment for deafness head noises discharging ears and related nose throat chest diseases. A Somerville client, 60, recounts restored hearing after treatment. Office: D J Walsh M D 18 Boylston St Boston with limited hours.
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A. T. Ellis
Albion St
Somerville
D. J. Walsh
M. D
Boylston St
Boston
Giblin In And Out Of City Hall
Mayor Curley ordered a man ejected as Tom Giblin of East Boston and Police Officer Leahy confronted guards in the mayor’s private office. The clash drew attention in the corridor as Giblin, a 250‑pound figure, faced officers amid the tense scene.
Giblin Vanishes From City Hall After Curley Office Clash
City Hall buzzed as word spread that Mayor Curley ordered Giblin out of his office. Eyewitnesses said the command came from Curley, but the Mayor denied any light on the incident and later spoke peacefully with Giblin on a sidewalk near Young's Hotel.
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Giblin
City Hall
Curley
Court Street
Young's Hotel
Liberty Bond Drive Urges Public Support
A wartime appeal urges citizens to buy Liberty Bonds to support national efforts. Authorities stress patriotic duty and financial backing for war programs, with local organizers promoting bond purchases through events and campaigns.
Plans Human Barricade On Revere Parkway
Mayor Mullen of Everett declares a plan to replace wooden barricades with a human barrier using home guards wearing red aprons as danger signals. Attorney General At twill filed a bill in equity seeking a court order to stop further barricading and the mayor is summoned to show cause next Friday in the Supreme Court.
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Mullen
Everett
Attwill
Revere Beach Parkway
Nelson P. Brown
Supreme Court
Revere Parkway
The Finest Ornament in an American Home Is a
A compact note suggests that in American households the finest ornament is cherished family traditions and valued relationships, reflecting a homespun outlook on decor and meaning.
Court Clerk Arranges Naturalization Sessions in Suffolk
Clerk Francis A. Campbell of the Suffolk Superior Court will naturalize aliens at the Pemberton Square Court House to relieve federal court congestion. If demand increases, judges may take on some cases. Don't delay. buy a Liberty Bond now.
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Francis A. Campbell
Suffolk Superior Court
Pemberton Square Court House
Superior Court
Free cabinet photographs for babies in contest prize event
Free photographs of babies under one year are being made today and tomorrow up to 9 p m in the Baby Show Contest. Nearly 200 in prizes are offered by the Timothy Smith Co Roxbury.
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Timothy Smith Co
Roxbury
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