Wilson to be asked for pardon for Caminetti son
In San Francisco on March 6 President Wilson will be urged to grant clemency to F Drew Caminetti son of Anthony Caminetti commissioner general of immigration. Caminetti lost a rehearing appeal of a white slavery conviction before the Supreme Court. Counsel Marshall Woodworth and Maury Diggs stated a petition bearing about 1000 signatures already exists.
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San. Francisco
Wilson
F. Drew Caminetti
Anthony Caminetti
United States
Immigration
United States Supreme Court
Marshall Woodworth
Caminetti
Maury Diggs
Plant Juice Ad Highlights Local Testimonials in Boston
An advertisement touts Plant Juice with numerous local testimonials. Mary E. Duffy recounts relief from indigestion and dyspepsia after using Plant Juice, claiming better sleep, digestion, and energy. The Plant Juice Man works daily at Houghton & Dutton Drug Department, meeting the public and explaining the remedy’s merits.
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Boston
Mary E. Duffy
No. 34
Salutation Street
Houghton & Dutton Company
Save Deer From Buckshot Hearing at State House
Massachusetts fisheries and game committee will hold a 10 30 a m hearing at Room 362 today on a bill to amend game laws to ban buckshot for deer hunting. The proposal would prohibit buckshot though rifles remain forbidden. Frederick Bucklin of Worcester argues buckshot wounds more deer than it kills, causing prolonged suffering.
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Legislative Committee On Fisheries and Game
State House
Massachusetts
Frederick Bucklin
Worcester
Pneumonia Epidemic Sweeps New York City
The Department of Health reports a virulent pneumonia strain has caused 2377 deaths in New York over nine weeks, 534 more than the same period last year. Officials say the outbreak shows no sign of abating and warn that alcohol fuels the pneumonia germ.
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New York
Department of Health
Cured Patients Report Osmo-Chemic Treatments
Letters from patients in Brockton Roxbury and Boston praise Osmo-Chemic medicine curing asthma stomach disease and nervous prostration. Endorsers Mrs C H Cole Agnee Northup Mrs M A Marshall claim long lasting relief and urge others to consult Osmo-Chemic physicians who offer a Snow Pencil demonstration.
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Walsh
O. K
C. H. Cole
Main St
Brockton
Mass
Agnee Northup
Kendall St
Roxbury, Ass
M. A. Marshall
Gray St
Boston
American held on naval secrets charge in Japan
Ralph Hoyt Thayer, formerly of Utica New York, arrested for violating protection of military secrets law. He was remanded for trial and released on bond of 609 yen. Thayer allegedly entered the wireless station zone of Yokosuka, a key naval base about 13 miles southwest of Yokohama.
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Tokio
Ralph Hoyt Thayer
Utica
N. Y
Yokosuka
Yokohama
English teacher Thayer held in Yokohama jail after Tsukuba blast arrest
The case draws Japan-wide attention as Thayer, an English teacher at St Pauls Episcopal College in Tokio, is imprisoned in Yokohama. He was arrested at Yokosuka three nights after the Tsukuba explosion for entering a fortified zone without authority, with officials offering no further comment. Naval officers deny linkage to the Tsukuba incident as claimed in Japanese papers.
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Japan
Yokohama
Thayer
Yokosuka
Tsukuba
St. Paul’s Episcopal College
Tokio
American Episcopal Mission
Day Off Bill Opposed by City Committee in Boston
Boston legislators faced opposition as the legislative committee on cities reported against the one day off in three measure for firemen. Rep Kearney dissented, while other committees advanced bills on mercantile loan law, cattle tuberculosis slaughtering aid doubling to eighty dollars, municipal forester office, prisoner labor reclamation, and a Lawrence high school building commission.
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Boston
Legislative Committee On Cities
Kearney
Committee On Judiciary
Committee On Agriculture
Lawrence
Committee On Public Institutions
Lyford Elected President of Boston Y W C A Board
Mrs W Chamberlain Lyford was yesterday chosen president of the Boston Y W C A board of managers. Elected to officers roles were First Vice President Isabelle B Pratt Second Vice President Edward C Mills Third Vice President John Bryant Fourth Vice President Charles 8 Butler Secretary Christel W Wilkins Treasurer Augustine B Conant Assistant Treasurer James O Foss.
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Lyford
W. Chamberlain Lyford
Boston Y. W. C. A
Isabelle B. Pratt
Edward C. Mills
John Bryant
Charles 8. Butler
Mias Christel W. Wilkins
Augustine B. Conant
James O. Foss
Widows Win Insurance Tax Exemption Ruling
The Supreme Judicial Court ruled that widows named as beneficiaries in husbands’ life policies may receive the full proceeds without state inheritance or legacy tax deductions. The decision followed a Probate Court victory by Morgiana Parker Isabel Tyler and Amy Pierce, with the Attorney General’s office appealing for the state.
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Supreme Judicial Court
Morgiana H. Parker
Charles W. Parker
Isabel P. Tyler
Frank J. Tyler
Amy P. Pierce
William H. Pierce
Grant
Attorney- General's Office
High Court
Former Harvard athlete joins reserve officer corps staff
The U S Army reserve officers corps drilling 1100 Harvard students was boosted when Sergeant William Lynch arrived from Washington and reported to Captain Constant Cordier. Lynch, a Harvard athlete, was New England discus champion and assisted Harvard varsity track weight events in 1912, 1918, and 1914.
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United States Army
Harvard
William Lynch
Washington
Constant Cordier
Lynch
New England
Cooksey Sworn as Assistant to Secretary McAdoo
Washington March 6 George R Cooksey was sworn in today as assistant to the Secretary of the Treasury a revived post after more than a century with a salary of 5000 a year set by the last Congress Cooksey formerly served as private secretary to Secretary McAdoo and earlier was on the Washington staff of the Associated Press
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Washington
George R. Cooksey
Secretary of the Treasury
Treasury Department
Congress
Cooksey
McAdoo
Associated Press
Navy talk in Framingham by White and Swazey
Chairman Harry K. White of the Massachusetts Navy League and Lt. G. T. Swazey from Charlestown navy yard speak tonight to the Framingham branch of the Special Aid Society for American Preparedness on the Navy League and U S Navy. Mrs. John D. Pearmain presides. Swazey will show slides of fighting craft and naval life. White explains the League's aims and the new preparedness work. Framingham women plan knitted woolen garments and will learn supply sources. White and Swazey tour the state urging further dates to speak before groups. requests are rolling in.
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Harry K. White
Massachusetts Department
Navy League of the United States
G. T. Swazey
Navy Yard
Charlestown
Framingham
Special Aid Society For American Preparedness
Navy League
United States Navy
John D. Pearmain
Swazey
Holy Cross Cathedral Crowded for Parish Mission
The Cathedral of the Holy Cross drew over 4000 men for a parish mission. In the upper church married men were led by Rev. John P. Conway from St. Joseph's Retreat Atlantic City New Jersey. Single men were guided in the lower church by Rev. William Treanor from the Mission Church Roxbury. Benediction followed both services.
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Cathedral of the Holy Cross
John P. Conway
S. R
St. Joseph's Retreat
Atlantic City
N. J
William Treanor
Women’s Board of Missions Holds 38th Suffolk Session
More than 400 women attended the annual Suffolk Branch meeting at Prospect Street Congregational Church Cambridge yesterday. The 38th annual meeting featured morning speaker Mrs. George B. White from Marsovan Turkey and afternoon speaker Mrs. Giles G. Brown from Vaddakoddai Ceylon.
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Suffolk
Women’s Board of Missions
Prospect Street Congregational Church
Cambridge
George B. White
Marsovan
Turkey
Giles G. Brown
Vaddakoddai
Ceylon
Navigation to reopen on Connecticut River near Hartford
Hartford March 6 An announcement says Connecticut River navigation will resume next Monday as the steamer Middletown departs New York for Hartford. The Hartford and New York Transportation Company uses powerful tugboats to open a channel through the ice for the voyage.
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Hartford, Conn
Hartford and New York Transportation Company
Connecticut River
Middletown
New York
Hartford
Power of Bon-Opto to Strengthen Weak Eyes
Physicians report Bon-Opto as a remarkable eye remedy available at local drug stores. Users describe rapid clarity, relief from eye strain, and even discarding glasses after short use. A physician endorses its safety and effectiveness for various eye conditions while promising a 60 percent strength improvement in a week or money-back refund.
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Lewis
Philadelphia
Liggetts-Riker-Jaynes
Two Men Held in Waltham for Obscene Pictures Sale
Tony Farrentti of Salem Street Bea ton and Chester Angelo of 16 Elm Street Watertown were held on $2000 bonds each in Waltham Court for offering for sale obscene pictures. They work at Hood Rubber Company East Watertown and allegedly tried to sell the pictures to fellow employees.
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Tony Farrentti
Salem Street
Beaton
Chester Angelo
Elm Street
Watertown
Waltham Court
Hood Rubber Company
East Watertown
La Follette's Son Aids Ambulance Fund
Philip La Follette son of Senator Robert M Lafollette helps raise funds to send 15 University of Wisconsin students to join the American Ambulance Corps in France. Three more Wisconsin men were en route from Madison to form the Wisconsin ambulance group in France.
No Guardsmen as Policemen in Worcester Policy
Worcester, March 6. Chief George H. Hill declares that Massachusetts National Guard members must sever militia ties before joining Worcester police. The rule applies to new entrants, not current officers who already serve in the National Guard.
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Worchester
Massachusetts National Guard
Worcester Police Department
George H. Hill
National Guard
Anti Fat Advertisement Poem for Arbolone Tablets
A promotional verse from a Los Angeles woman extols Tablets Arbolone as an anti fat aid. It claims the tablets curb cravings and reduce weight, praising the product and noting proprietors use the poem in advertising.
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Los Angles
Calif
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