Mullen Drops Fence Fight Ends Injunction Case
Mayor Mullen of Everett agreed in open court to remove barricades blocking traffic at Revere Parkway Broadway crossing and the injunction action by the Attorney General was dropped after he pledged not to obstruct traffic again. Also reported Commonwealth Governors urge a New Englander appointment to the Interstate Commerce Commission to aid regional rail interests.
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Mullen
Everett
Revere Parkway
Broadway
New England
Wilson
Interstate Commerce Commission
Ransome
Neals Stops stomach distress with quick relief tablets
An advertisement claims Neal’s tablets stop stomach fullness and distress with wonderful relief after one or two tablets. Sold by druggists.
Red Cross Appeal Urges Immediate Donations Now
A broad fundraising plea highlights the American Red Cross call to action urging immediate donations to support relief efforts nationwide. The message emphasizes patriotism and collective aid during emergencies.
Town Isolated For Four Days In New Hampshire Storm
Stewartstown New Hampshire emerged from a four day isolation after a devastating storm washed out roads and rails and swept away bridges. Communication by mail road and rail was cut off while telephone and telegraph services were crippled.
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Stewartstown
N. H
Rumanians Enroute to U.S. to Gauge Situation and Recruit
A Rumanian mission led by Count Vassile Stoica arrives in the United States. The group plans to visit Washington and St Louis to describe Rumania's position and seek potential financial aid while possibly recruiting for a 600,000 strong army.
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Pacific
United States
Vassile Stoica
Fuimetz
Basaile Lucaci
Count Stoica
Washington
America
Preparation is Every Thing Red Cross Drive
The Red Cross calls for broad participation to ensure a successful effort. Emphasizes readiness and community involvement to support relief services and disaster response.
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The
Red Cross
Cabinet Crisis in Austria Forces New Cabinet Request
Amsterdam June 22. Count Henry Clam-Martinic premier who recently resigned failed to reconstruct the ministry. He has asked Emperor Charles to invite another to form a cabinet after the effort collapsed.
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Amsterdam
Henry Clam-Martinic
Vienna
Charles
Austria faces political turmoil as Clam-Martinic fails ministry
The Count Clam-Martinic effort to form a coalition ministry collapses amid opposition from Polish deputies seeking an independent Polan state and refusing a war credit. Parliament erupts with disorder after a Polish deputy claims 30,000 Poles were hanged by German authorities.
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Count Clam-Martinic
Austria
Count Clam- Martinic
Wedding Law Challenge Tests Clergy Powers in Lynn
The Supreme Judicial Court heard a mandamus bid by Frederick W. Blanchard of the reorganized Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints to force Lynn City Clerk Joseph W. Attwill to record a marriage between Vida Lakeman and Ernest M. Norton. Norton and Lakeman had a city license, Blanchard officiated, but Attwill refused to record. The court granted a continuance due to short notice.
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Reorganized Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints
Supreme Judicial Court
Frederick W. Blanchard
Joseph W. Attwill
Lynn
Vida Lakeman
Ernest M. Norton
Attwill
Norton
Miss Lakeman
Blanchard
General Edwards Seeks Military Protection for New England Areas
General Edwards after talks with Brigadier-General Sweetser and Colonel Edward L. Logan wired the War Department detailing the New England district’s needs for military protection of public and public service properties.
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Edwards
Sweetser
Massachusetts National Guard
Edward L. Logan
Ninth Infantry
War Department
New England
National Guard to be recalled from patrol duties in New England
The department follows the general's recommendation to recall National Guard troops on ten days notice from policing boats at railroad terminals freight yards bridges and culverts in New England. Washington authorization is expected soon to withdraw Guardsmen from public service properties and replace with regular army detachments at arsenals and other key sites. Public service corporations will be asked to furnish their own security for buildings and grounds.
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Department
National Guard
Department of the Northeast
Boston
Washington
New England
It Is Easy to Stop Drinking Neal Treatment Ad
A Boston advertisement for Neal Institute promises easy cessation of drinking in three days in homelike surroundings or at home with no withdrawal, no morphine use, no bed effects, and confidential consultations. It lists address 304 Newbury St Boston and phone Back Bay 3970 with no charges for consultation.
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Tyneal Institute
Newbury ST
Boston
Back Bay
Six year old boy killed in Roxbury traffic accident
Six year old Thomas Young son of Mr and Mrs Ralph Young of Parker street Roxbury was struck and killed by an automobile shortly after 4 p m yesterday near Folsom. The car owned and operated by John A Quinn of Sheridan street Roxbury struck him and Quinn was arrested.
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Thomas Young
Ralph Young
Parker Street
Roxbury
Folsom
John A. Quinn
Sheridan Street
Quinn
Thanks to The Post for aiding recruiting during Marine Corps Week
To the Editor of the Post Sir In closing the affairs incident to our recruiting effort during Marine Corps Week I want to thank you for the invaluable service rendered this office in the matter of publicity Please accept my high appreciation of the very excellent service which your paper has given us since the beginning of the war and which has 80 stimulated recruiting that results now are most satisfactory Very truly yours W H Parker Major U S Marine Corps in charge of recruiting
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Marine Corps
W. H. Parker
U. S. Marine Corps
Sinking of Sea Raider Denied by Navy Officials
Reports that a British steamer delivered prisoners from a German sea raider were declared unfounded by navy department officials. They confirmed a British vessel entered an Atlantic coast port but found no evidence of captured Germans aboard.
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Atlantic
Washington
Atlantic Coast
Navy Department
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