Prouty Death Suits Against Grand Trunk Total $337000
Sums totaling 337000 are filed in U S District Court against the Grand Trunk railroad over a summer accident that killed former Governor George H. Prouty and his chauffeur J W Blay. Mrs Henrietta Prouty seeks 300000 for her husband’s death and 7600 for the auto loss. Mrs Blay seeks 30000 for Blay’s death.
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Montpelier
U. S S
Grand Trunk Railroad of Canada
George H. Prouty
J. W. Blay
Prouty Automobile
Grand Trunk
Ascot
Quebec
Henrietta Prouty
Blay
Cables Between England and Holland Interrupted
The Commercial Cable Company announced that cables between England and Holland have been interrupted and an auxiliary wireless service has been installed pending repairs.
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New York
England
Holland
No Pain from Freezone Corn Treatment Claim
An advertisement claims Freezone instantly stops pain on corns or calluses and allows the troublesome skin to be lifted away effortlessly. The text emphasizes painless results and suggests magic-like effectiveness.
Names on Today's War Lists
Casualties from the War Department for the nation total 417 men, up over 100 from yesterday. The list shows 51 fatalities listed as died of disease, 20 men severely wounded, and the remainder as slightly wounded or undetermined degree.
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War Department
Local War Casualty List Shows 24 Reported
Static casualty roll indicates a national rise but local entries show 24 names on the list with one death and two severely wounded. Capt Robert F. Randolph of West Medford and Lt Harry H. Graves of Athol are the only commissioned officers listed as wounded. others are separated by status as dead wounded missing or disease.
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Robert F. Randolph
Playstead Street
West Medford
Harry H. Graves
Main Street
Athol
Playstead Rd
Main St
New England Boy on Casualty List Died of Disease
Official casualty list reports Pt. Raymond Worthington Cooley from Greenfield with address 168 Main St. The entry notes death by disease during service time in the New England area.
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New England
Raymond Worthington Cooley
Main St
Greenfield
Severely Wounded Veterans Listed With Addresses
A list of severely wounded individuals with home addresses across New England and nearby states. Names include William V. Brennan, Irving Dorman, Robert F. Randolph, Harry H. Graves, Lewis B. Norton, Patrick Kelly, John R. Anderson, Thomas Florentino, Edward I. Cohen, Egidio Epifano, Samuel J. Dana, Joseph Landin, John W. Bates, Wilbur W. Garfield, Roy W. Campbell, Charles E. McCullough, Allen B. Nixon, Morris Kramer, Charles LaPlante, Walter Ke Wheeler, Frank Xavier Whelan, Floyd E. Wilfore and others.
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John W. Bates
Smith Sst
Fall River
Wilbur W. Garfield
ST. Johnsbury
Roy W. Campbell
Robbinston
Charles E. McCullough
Sheldon St
Providence
R. I
Allen B. Nixon
Barra
Morris Kramer
Main St
Ansonia
Conn
Charles LaPlante
Clarence St
Roxbury
Walter KE. Wheeler
Shirley
Frank Xavier Whelan
Auburn St
Manchester
N. H
Floyd E. Wilfore
Williamston
Depositions Taken in Cassidy Estate Contest
Depositions were taken in Bangor before James D. Maxwell in the Municipal Court for Cassidy estate litigation. Proponents include Dr Luther B Mason and Edgard M Simpson leads for Ryder and Simpson. Contestants are represented by Fitzpatrick of Coakley’s Boston office, W R Pattan gall of Augusta and Raymond Fellows of Bangor.
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Bangor
Cassidy
James D. Maxwell
Municipal Court
Luther B. Mason
Attorney Fitzpatrick
Coakley
Boston
W. R. Pattangall
Augusta
Raymond Fellows
Edgard M. Simpson
Ryder & Simpson
Mayor Peters Receives Cable From Logan In France
A cable from Colonel Edward J. Logan, reinstated head of the 101st Regiment in France, reaches Mayor Peters and is published by Acting Mayor Ford. Logan thanks citizens, recalls lost men, and expresses mixed joy at returning to duty in a somber mood.
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Peters
Edward JL. Logan
101St
France
Washington
Francis J. W. Ford
Logan
Rostow
Milliken Asked to Run For Vice President
Governor Carl L. Milliken, in Washington, replies to a note about a Republican movement in Augusta to secure his nomination for Vice President at the next national convention. The message includes a quoted remark comparing the request to asking a colored gentleman to change a hundred dollar bill.
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Augusta
Carl L. Milliken
Washington
Mrs Cenise Jack Refuses $1 Fine Over Feb 24 Meeting
Mrs Cenise C Jack wife of Harvard Professor Jack was fined $1 for addressing a meeting on the Common on Feb 24 the Wilson visit day. She said she would appeal to a higher court after Judge Duff sentenced her in Central Court, was released in recognizance for April Grand Jury. Suffragists praised her stand as indignant crowd formed outside.
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Cenise C. Jack
Jack
Harvard
Wilson
Duff
Central Court
Ten-Year-Old Thief flees with $272 from Chelsea store
A 10-year-old boy grabbed a wallet with 272 dollars from Lena Seltzer’s Chelsea shop at 138 Broadway. The teamster recovered 225 before the boy escaped, dropping small bills. He later surfaced near a pawnshop buying a second-hand watch for 4 with a 10 bill, and was taken to the station and turned over to his mother for court.
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Lena Seltzer
Broadway
Chelsea
Herbert Bradley
Timothy J. Cunningham
Governor seeks large British loan to fund Jamaica factories
Kingston Jamaica March 4 report says the Governor proposes negotiating a large loan with Britain to develop Jamaica resources. Funds would back canning factories and the fibre industry and support medical and agricultural colleges for West Indies students.
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Kingston
Jamaica
West Indies
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Butler
Butler’s
Mai
Message In Economy
New York Buyers’ Linens & Com
Malil
N. Y
Nainsook
Nainsook Athletic Union
Iverlok
Cc Street
Ch ‘Istan
Sues Railroad
Prouty
Wireless
Isitler
New Spring
Poplin
Batiste
Nek Ten
Eer
McCall’s
N. Kingsbury
Amsterdam, N. Y
Velour
Serge
New Capes and
Dolmans
Butler's Common Butlers
Tremont ST
Poplins
Newport
Nain
Royal Axminster
Java
Dept
N. E. Boys
Ae William V. Brennan
East Providence
R. N
Irving Dorman
Lighthouse Rd
New Haven
Patrick Kelly
Petterson St
John R. Anderson
Centre St
Thomas Florentino
Pleasant St
Hartford
Edward I. Cohen
Egidio Epifano
Chestnut St
Bridgeport
Adjustor Forgues
Fairmount St
Fitchburg
Samuel J. Dana
Pleasant Point
Joseph Landin
Fame St
Pittsfield
Milliken
Mrs. Jack
Baby
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