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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jun 18, 1915
Page
3
Washington reports intimations from Great Britain that a reply to the March 30 American note protesting the order-in-council restrictions on non contraband trade with Germany via neutral countries may come soon.
Officials draft a single note uniting questions on contraband law and the curb on non-contraband commerce tied to the German blockade. The United States has not admitted allies may detain contraband bound for neutral ports without proving enemy destination. A British reply and a potential modus vivendi affect timing of the note.
The five month secret marriage of Miss Margaret W. Murray of 258 Pearl street Malden to Thomas C. Kenney a noted local newspaper man was disclosed as the couple departed for a brief honeymoon. Relatives had opposed the match prompting the secrecy.
A Foreign Office representative in the House of Commons said information about Germany using wood fibre to make gun cotton is being fully considered. Sir John Lonsdale urged that wood fibre be added to the list of absolute contraband.
Paris reports the Confederation Generale du Travail has endorsed an AFL plan for a world labor conference alongside the peace talks. The goal is permanent peace by ending secret treaties respecting nationalities limiting arms and requiring compulsory arbitration.
The Worcester family descendants of Captain Noah Worcester of Bunker Hill fame will hold a reunion in Concord this Saturday. About 75 to 100 members are expected to attend, dining at the Colonial Inn and Wright's Tavern in the town center.
Athens dispatch to The Star reports a British submarine torpedoed and sank three Turkish transports carrying troops in the Dardanelles above Nagara. Most troops and crews reportedly drowned. Mudros, near Lemnos, serves as the reference point for the strike.
The oil tank steamer Desabla, under British charter, was sunk off Scotland by a German submarine. Damara shelled the submarine to force it down, while Montfort escaped after machinery failure extended its voyage to 17 days.
The Canadian Pacific liner Montfort, arriving in Montreal, reported an attack by a submarine one day from Avonmouth England. In Dorchester Massachusetts Samuel Pinanski married Anna Green the daughter of Mr and Mrs Fred Green of Dorchester.
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