Auto thieves jailed after Dedham police chase
Three car thieves were pursued from Jamaica Plain into Dedham by state and local officers. Two suspects were captured after shots were fired in the air. a third escaped into the woods while the others were arrested, with Boston and Dedham police closing in. Police believe the trio planned to head to Providence to dispose of the truck.
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Dedham
Jamaica Plain
Joseph Delaney
John McCabe
Roslindale
James J. Shine
Edward Flanagan
Henry Wrage
Washington
Williams Streets
Boston
Flanagan
Wragg
Providence
Dedham Officers Nab Two in Car Theft Attempt
In a pursuit through the woods two youths fled after abandoning a truck while trying to steal it. Dedham officers fired, stopping two suspects. a third fled. Arrested are Paul Frank 20 Roxbury and Herbert C Hartford 20 Roxbury both charged with larceny of a motor car.
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Dedham
Paul Frank
Bartlett Street
Roxbury
Herbert C. Hartford
Hillside Street
Jacob Dabolin
Bullard Road
Roslindale
Ebert Rule Collapses Amid Weimar Turmoil
The article notes Ebert rule collapse and implied collapse of early social reform efforts. The Vossische Zeitung laments Germany drifting toward wreckage as Weimar Assembly debates focus on interior decor of a house not yet built. It comments on the 4N of the majority Socialists toward the Left under pressure from the Independents.
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Vossische Zeitung
Germany
Weimar
Tariff reformers back Wilson Taft drive for League
The American Tariff Reform League unanimously adopted a resolution pledging support to President Wilson and William H. Taft in their work for a League of Nations. The announcement came from the league's New York headquarters tonight.
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New York
Wilson
William H. Taft
League of Nations
American Tariff Reform League
Bolshevist Tendencies In German Government
Berlin report notes indecision in plan to graft soldiers and workers into the constitution. Hugo Haase’s Independent Socialists ally with Spartacists for a general strike to push Soviet rule. Weimar government reportedly considers an auxiliary Soviet chamber. Bolshevists win two seats on Greater Berlin Soviets executive committee, tying Independents.
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Berlin
Associated Press
Bolshevists
Hugo Haase
Independent Socialists
Spartacans
Scheidemann
Greater Berlin
Weimar Manifesto Denounces Terror Threats to Democracy
From Berlin via Copenhagen the Weimar government releases a long manifesto denouncing terrorist attempts to topple the National Assembly. It warns that economic distress and a naval blockade imperil the people and vows socialization of key industries and elected industrial councils.
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Berlin
Copenhagen
Associated Press
Weimar
National Assembly
Government troops enter Halle amid unrest and food disturbances
Berlin reports say government troops entered Halle in Prussian Saxony and have restored order after a mob tried to storm a military jail. Thorn in West Prussia reports serious food disturbances. Munich dispatch notes the Soviet congress appointed a ministry led by Herr Segitz as foreign affairs and interior minister.
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Copenhagen
Halle
Prussian
Saxony
Berlin
Thorn
West Prussia
Munich
Herr Segitz
American envoy visits Grodno amid tense German control
Colonel William R. Grove of the American food mission travels to Grodno by special train from Bialystok. He meets about 300 German soldiers led by Colonel Schultz who justify aid by a citizen committee of six, allegedly posing as Grodno officials. The committee members display German traits and claim they bartered with Bolsheviks to avoid starvation as Polish troops advance within 20 miles.
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Warsaw
Associated Press
William R. Grove
American Food Mission
Grodno
Bialystok
Here
Schultz
Grove
Arrests by Wholesale to Be Made
Franklin March 2 Arrests of anarchist plotters in textile towns throughout New England are expected in connection with a gigantic plot to carry on a reign of terror among mill workers, as result of important evidence unearthed today by Department of Justice agents investigating the agitators responsible for the explosion here Friday.
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Franklin
New England
Department of Justice
James Tarzin
Namni
Tarzin
Authoritis
Taunton
Knowlton
Extra Watch
Filippo Dichellis
Filippo Vellani
Antonio Capoldi
Boston
United States
Hayes
Winthrop Elks Prepare Big Circus Night
Winthrop Lodge of Blks announces a big season event with a circus on the main floor starting at 7 with acts and freaks, followed by a main show at 8 and dancing after the performance. Leaders promise an entertainment surpassing prior lodge events.
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Winthrop Lodge
Blks
Rollins Murder Trial Set for Next Week
Charles Rollins, jailed since February 1917 in Boston, faces a first degree murder trial in Superior Court for the February killings of Edward T. Foley and related co defendant link to George L. Rollins, whose conviction in a separate but connected tea store murder mirrors the same week.
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Charles Street
Edward T. Foley
Roxbury
Charles Rollins
Gibson Street
Dorchester
George L. Rollins
Ordway R. Hall
Combine
Foley
Colds and Grip Take Taxative Bromo Quinine
Advertisement notes taxative Bromo Quinine tablets for colds and grip with BE. Grove signature on the box priced at 30 cents.
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BE. W. Grove
Nervous Indigestion Ad Aids From Pink Pills
An advertisement promotes Dr Williams Pink Pills as a blood building tonic to treat nervous indigestion. It cites Elwyn C Green of East Rochester NY, describes symptoms like fatigue headache and stomach distress, and claims pills restore strength, appetite, and digestion. It invites readers to buy from a druggist or order from the Dr Williams Medicine Co with 50 cents per box or 2 50 for six boxes and offers free booklets.
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Elwyn C. Green
Front Street
East Rochester
Dr. Williams
Dr. Williams Medicine Co
Schenectady
N. Y
Nedlin Soles Prove Durability In Test With Shoes
An advertisement tests Nedlin Soles on George Wentworth's 20 mile daily route, claiming superior wear and comfort. The Goodyear Tire & Rubber Co. of Akron Ohio promotes Nedlin Soles and Wingfoot Heels as long lasting and waterproof, with repairs offered at shops.
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George Wentworth
Lothrops- Farnham Co
Dover
N. H
Goodyear Tire & Rubber Co
Akron
Ohio
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