Doctor Accused of Falsifying Age on Draft Questionnaire
Dr Perex Waishel a physician at 176 Summer street Lynn was arrested by Deputy US Marshal Tighe at the Federal building yesterday afternoon on the charge of making a false statement regarding age in his draft questionnaire. United States Commissioner Hayes held him until June 7 on a plea of not guilty and bail set at $500, but he was allowed to go on his own recognizance. It is claimed by the government that he...
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Perex ‘Waishel
Summer Street
Lynn
United States
Tighe
Federal
Hayes
Russian-born Dr. Waishel's registration data conflict
The record notes that Dr. Waishel, born in Russia, listed his age as 27 when registering last June while his questionnaire states he was over 31, indicating a discrepancy between documents.
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Waishel
Russia
Lawn Party Aids Daly Industrial Home Dorchester
Dorchester women plan a lawn party to benefit the Daly Industrial Home of Dorchester. The event will be hosted by Mrs. Edward Sweeney on Atlantic Boulevard in Atlantic. Mrs. Richard P. Lynch leads the organizing committee.
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Daly
Daly Industrial
Dorchester
Edward Sweeney
Atlantic Boulevard
Atlantic
Richard P. Lynch
Major Dearborn Heads Homoeopathists
Major Frederick M. Dearborn of New York was elected president of the American Institute of Homeopathy at its 71st annual convention in Detroit. Vice presidents named were Dr. Gilbert Fitzpatrick of Chicago and Dr. Cora Smith King of Washington. Dr. Thomas E. Costain of Chicago became secretary treasurer. The convention continues through Friday.
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Dearborn
Detroit
Mich
Frederick M. Dearborn
New York
American Institute of Homoeopathy
Gilbert Fitzpatrick
Chicago
Cora Smith King
Washington
Thomas E. Costain
One Killed and Dozens Hurt in Providence Trolley Crash
In Providence on June 19 a large semi-convertible trolley on the Providence and North Providence line struck a car stopped at Olney Hill near the North Providence line. One woman died and about 30 passengers were injured, some severely, in the crash.
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Providence
Providence and
North Providence
Olney Hill
Woman Killed and Dozens Injured in Trolley Crash
Amanda La Blanc, 40, of 86 Sheffield Street North Providence died in a trolley wreck. Motorman George J. McElroy and Eva A. Condry were seriously injured, with ten others hospitalized at Rhode Island Hospital. Conductor John Ferry and Motorman Bertram Starks piloted the loaded cars as rescuers aided victims. An investigation by road officials and police will follow the crash.
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Amanda la Blanc
Sheffield Street
Providence
George J. McElroy
Esmond
R. I
Eva A. Condry
Rhode Island Hospital
Bertram Starks
John Ferry
Miss la Blanc
John F. Doyle
McElroy
Chicago Man Named Bowdoin Trustee
Chicago man William G. Beaie 77 was elected to Bowdoin College board of trustees to fill the vacancy caused by the death of Judge William L. Putnam of Portland.
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Brunswick
William G. Beaie
Chicago
Bowdoin College
William L. Putnam
Portland
British Medical Mission Compliments American War Care in Boston
Three members of the British medical mission visited Boston to praise American doctors and nurses. Sir John MacKenzie Colonel Sir Arbuthnot Lane and Colonel Herbert A Bruce spoke at the Massachusetts Medical Society convention about field and base hospital work in France and the vital aid from American medical staff and Harvey Cushing’s revered contributions.
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Boston
Massachusetts Medical Society
John MacKenzie
Arbuthnot Lane
Herbert A. Bruce
Harvard
Boston Medical Library
France
England
Harvey Cushing
Far Eastern Russians Seek Allied Intervention in Siberia
A Far Eastern Russian committee for the salvation of the motherland resolved to appeal through Japan for immediate intervention by Entente forces in Siberia. Russians claim no difficulty in establishing an allied army in Siberia and aiding the anti-Bolshevik effort.
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Pekin
Far Eastern Russian Committee For the ‘‘Salvation of the Motherland
Japan
Siberia
New Trial for Mooney Urged by Labor Federation
Resolutions calling on President Wilson and California Governor to secure a new trial for Thomas J. Mooney dominated the American Federation of Labor convention session in St Paul. Mooney remains under death sentence in California for alleged involvement in the Preparedness Day bombing in San Francisco.
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ST. Paul, Minn
Wilson
California
Thomas J. Mooney
Mooney
San Francisco
Mooney resolution calls new trial if conviction upheld
Unanimous Mooney action asks for a new trial unless belief remains that perjured testimony tainted the verdict. A governor appeal seeks to dispel the notion of a grave miscarriage of justice. A second resolution protests higher second class postage and warns of zones of thought and sectionalism. The group also presses Wilson and McAdoo to ban goods made by child labor and contests a Supreme Court ruling on such statutes.
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Mooney
California
Wilson
McAdoo
Supreme Court of the United States
Boy of 17 Given Life Term for Murder in New Bedford
Walter J. Fitzpatrick of New Bedford, a 17 year old youth, was sentenced to life in the state Superior Court for murder in the second degree in the March killing of Mrs. Rebecca Korobkin. He admitted rifling a variety store cash register before firing when she sought help.
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New Bedford
Walter J. Fitzpatrick
Rebecca Korobking
Tle
Fitzgerald
Korobkin
Harvard Men Get Degrees at Commencement Exercise
Harvard's annual commencement today features forenoon literary exercises in Sanders Theatre followed by degree distribution and the Harvard Alumni Association meeting this afternoon in Sever Quadrangle.
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Harvard
Sanders Theatre
Harvard Alumni Association
Sever Quadrangle
Harvard Commencement Observances Invite Wide Attendance
Harvard outlines a day of solemn observances with invitations to distinguished figures. Morning exercises in Sanders Theatre begin at 10:30 with a 10:00 gathering on the college green. Alumni 25 years and older only attend the literary program due to seating limits. Notables include Gov. McCall Mayor Peters and Gen Hodges. James W Angell will give the English commencement part and Harry J Leon the Latin salutation. President Lowell acts as host and distributes degrees and war certificates. An alumni spread and special 25th anniversary pavilion are planned. Afternoon program in Lever Quadrangle features Rev Dr Gordon presiding and Governor McCall and President Lowell as speakers. Elections for overseers and alumni directors will be held at Massachusetts Hall.
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Sanders Theatre
Lowell
University
College Green
Sanders
Gov. McCall
Peters
Quinn
Cambridge
Buckman
Department of the Northeast
Gen. Hodges
Camp Devyens
Wood
First Naval District
James W. Angell
Chicago
Harry J. Leon
Worcester
Holworthy Hall
Phillips Brooks House
Louis A. Frothingham
Lever Quadrangle
George A. Gordon
Boston
Harvard Alumni Association
McCall
Massachusetts Hall
Alumni Association
Senator Lodge
Paul Revere Frothingham
Hollis
Worcester Polytechnical College
Joseph Lee
Judge Mack
Odin Roberts
Roger Pierce
Milton
Guy Emerson
New York
German Women Must Register By Monday In Massachusetts
German women in Boston and other Massachusetts cities are slow to register for wartime alien control. With four days to enroll and Sunday excluded, many risk internment if noncompliant. Registration is handled by police stations in cities and postmasters in towns. inform the marshal if any alien German female over 14 refuses to register.
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Boston
Massachusetts
United States
John J. Mitchell
Taunton
Salem
Southbridge
Norwood
Falmouth
Medford
Marshal Mitchell
Naumkeag Mills Strike Ends Without Agreement
In Salem on June 19, about 75 doifers and cardroom workers refused arbitration offers and walked off the job. Directors warned that by today another 1200 employees could be locked out as labor action continues. J Foster Smith of Naumkeag Mills cited failed negotiations and the strikers’ refusal to accept wage comparables.
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Salem
Naumkeag Cotton Mills
J. Foster Smith
Naumkeag Mills
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