Keeping Koehler Trial Secret Affects New London Press
Fort Wright on Fisher's Island will transport newspaper men to Fort Terry on Plum Island starting tomorrow but they may not attend the court martial of Major Benjamin M. Koehler. Reporters cannot bring cameras and officers maintain strict news blackout while enlisted men at the fort are ordered not to discuss the trial.
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New London
Conn
Fort Wright
Fisher's Island
Fort Terry
Plum Island
Benjamin M. “Eehler
Fort
Varnesis advertised as cure for rheumatism in Lynn letter
Mrs Carrie E Breed of Lynn Massachusetts reports the successful use of Varnesis to relieve chronic arthritis. She describes swollen joints stomach trouble and improved mobility after taking the remedy. The advertisement promotes a vegetable formula without salicylates or metallics and offers free physician advice at 140 Boylston Boston. Get Varnesis from Riker Jaynes and other druggists.
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Boston
Mass
W. A. Varney
Lynn
Riker-Jaynes
Greene
Albany St
Great Britain Backs U S in Mexican Crisis
Britains stance eases U S fears over Carranza policy as Sir Edward Grey's House of Commons remarks curb pressure on Washington. Sir Lionel Carden meets Bryan and the President while George C Carrothers plans talks with General Carranza to influence Mexican politics.
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United States
General Carranza
George C. Carrothers
Mr. Carrothers
Nogales
el Paso
Carranza
Carrothers
Washington
State Department
Great Britain
Wilson
London
British editorial praises Grey on Mexican policy
London editorials hail Sir Edward Grey for rejecting Mexican reparation claims and for using limited moral support rather than pressure. They argue the United States bears responsibility for Bentons murder due to embargo policies and warn against European interference while urging firm but prudent action to protect nationals.
Britain Offers Cautious Mexico Policy. Seeks Reparation
In the House of Commons Sir Edward Grey outlined Britain’s limited response to the Benton death in Juarez. He said Britain would pursue reparation if possible but would not deploy force. He stressed diplomatic means and arbitration, noting no U S obligation, and reserved Britain’s right to act when circumstances allow.
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Juarez
William
Benton
House of Commons
Edward Grey
Edward
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United States
Mexico
British Isles
Venustiano Carranza
British Empire
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Williams
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Tle
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Britain Declares U S Not Responsible For Juarez Benton Death
In Washington on March 3 Sir Edward Grey stated Britain is not seeking American force over the Juarez execution of British subject William S. Benton. The remark is a key element shaping the Mexican situation as President Wilson holds a conference.
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Great Britain
Sir Edward Grey
United States
Juarez
William S. Benton
Wilson
Expression of Impotence Keeps Pressure on Wilson
The Daily Express notes a humiliating confession of impotence and suggests Sir Kinward Grey’s language, while not ideal, matches public sentiment. It states the next move rests with President Wilson and underscores an opportunity unlikely to recur.
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The
Daily Express
Kinward Grey
Wilson
New Haven Compact Probe Authorized by Legislature
An order to empower the legislative committee on railroads to inquiry into the New Haven and federal authorities arrangement was presented by Rep Tufts. The substitute for the Washburn order asks the attorney general if Boston and Maine stock held by the holding company can be sold and grants the committee right to summon persons and papers to study railroad legislation for the current session.
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Boston & Maine
Tufts
Donovan
Boston
Back Bay
Legislative Committee On Railroads
New Haven
House
Waltham
Governor Walsh Urges Corporate Tax Equalization
Governor Walsh last afternoon urged the Legislature to pass a key tax measure. He calls for equalizing corporate franchise taxes to lift the share for poorer towns while reducing the amount received by wealthier towns.
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Tse
Brookline
Weston
Walsh
One Ideal for Salesman Course Closes in Boston
The Boston Y M C A held a Salesmanship course with Walter Frankins of Jordan Marsh and George S. Smith of the Boston Chamber of Commerce as speakers. Colonel Frank Locke opened with remarks on citizenship and securing a place. Mr Hawkins described the one ideal as perfect customer satisfaction. Mr Smith spoke on In Business for Yourself and urged temperance for a happy sales career. Participants asked questions after the talks.
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Boston Y. M. C. A
Walter Frankins
Jordan Marsh Company
George S. Smith
Boston Chamber of Commerce
Frank Locke
Hawkins
Smith
D V in All in t E ts S-Co Ie O Oe 1e
In a fragmented item from the Post, readable parts describe an event or notice involving individuals and local actions. The garbled OCR preserves names and places only as partial hints, yielding a brief, non-specific record of a local notice.
Roxbury Boys Club Fund Campaign Plans Expanded
Four hundred fifty Roxbury women will join a drive to raise from sixty thousand to one hundred thousand dollars to buy land and build a new Roxbury Boys Institute of Industry home. The campaign centers at 2307 Washington street with fifteen teams per section and three sections. The men start March 26, followed by a three day canvass and a banquet on March 25 with Governor Walsh expected.
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Boys’ Institute of Industry
Roxbury Boys’ Club
Washington Street
Governor Walsh
Alexander M. Berger
Fred J. Crosby
Edward Fallon
Theodore A. Stevenson
James A. Watson
Joseph L. Webber
A. P. Beardsley
John H. Duffy
Francis M. Costello
John A. Ferguson
Ernest Co. Masters
Ernest Hale
Cromwell C. Schubarth
Charles D. M. Bishop
George K. Corey
Sherwin J. Cook
John Ty. Sullivan
Nelson A. Miles
Citizens’ Committee
Business Men’s Committee
Sage and Sulphur Hair Remedy Advertised for Graying
An old remedy for darkening gray hair is promoted as Wyeth's Sage and Sulphur Hair Remedy sold in drug stores for 50 cents. It claims to restore natural color, improve shine, and help with dandruff and itchy scalp. A downtown druggist endorses its natural, even-darkening effect and simple application.
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