U S Probe in German Spy Plots
Justice officials in New York prepared for grand jury presentation on a German spy conspiracy. Evidence includes documents expected to link German chemist Dr Ernest Sekunna and Hindu physician Dr Chandre Chakraborty with Wolf von Igel, a German embassy attache, who sailed with Count von Bernstorff after indictments were dismissed.
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New York
Department of Justice
Federal Grand Jury
Washington
Ernest Sekunna
Chandre Chakraborty
Wolf von Igel
Count von Bernstorff
Two Doctors Arrested Over Plot To Invade India From China
Dr. Sekunna and Dr. Chakraberty were seized Tuesday after police say they confessed a plan to invade India with military force directed by von Igel. They filed trade style certificates on Feb 28 to operate as Oriental Society and Oriental Kitchen in the county clerk’s office.
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Dr. Sekunna
Dr. Chakraberty
von Igel
India
China
Sekunna
Oriental Society
Oriental Kitchen
Oriental Review and Oriental Society Plans Exposed
Authorities disclose a monthly magazine to be named Oriental Review devoted to art science literature politics and commerce in India China Japan Persia and Turkey with Oriental Society and Oriental Kitchen offices planned in the city. A coded letter from Dr Sekunna links him to Berlin Petrograd and Paris regarding a nerve preparation he claimed to sell here. Justice agents say similar German spy ruses mask such operations to avoid attention.
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India
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Oriental Society
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Berlin
New Haven and Navigation Firms Granted Bond Sale Extension
The New York New Haven Hartford Railroad and New England Navigation Company won a court extension until April 1 1918 to sell 1.5 million dollars in bonds and 20 000 shares of stock of the Eastern Steamship Corporation and Eastern Steamship Lines Inc. A 1914 decree set a July 1 1917 sale date and the firms sought January 1 1918 awaiting a hoped for reorganization profits.
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New York
New York, New Haven & Hartford Railroad Company
New England Navigation Company
Mayer
Federal District Court
Eastern Steamship Corporation
Eastern Steamship Lines, Inc
Patrolman Hill Becomes Court Officer at Municipal Court
Patrolman William G. Hill, who has served nine years as a crossing officer at Tremont and Winter streets, resigned from the police department last night and was appointed court officer of the Municipal Criminal Court. He will begin his new duties this morning.
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William G. Hill
Tremont
Winter Streets
Municipal Criminal Court
Antiquiz Bill Clears Senate For Enactment
Opposition to the bill prohibiting school authorities from inquiring into applicants religious or political beliefs collapsed in the State Senate yesterday. It was ordered engrossed without a dissenting vote after the House had already passed it. once enacted it will go to the Governor.
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State Senate
House
Senate kills 46 bills in seven minutes on a busy day
The Senate swiftly disposed of 46 committee adverse reports in under seven minutes. Bills killed included referendums on initiative and referendum and a voters' ballot measure for constitutional convention delegates. The chamber also defeated a sheriff money accountability bill after a brief debate. In the House a misrepresentation prevention bill was substituted despite an adverse insurance committee report. The Springfield street widening borrowing bill passed to third reading by a 95 to 30 vote amid charges of real estate taint. The plan for state aid to fund railroad unfunded debt was killed.
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Senate
Committee On Insurance
Springfield
Dwight Street
Mitchell
Haverhill Worker Fatally Injured At Box Board Plant
Peter Lloras, an employee at Haverhill Box Board Company, was fatally injured when his sleeve was caught in machine shafting. He was whirled over belting and died of internal injuries while en route to Gale Hospital.
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Haverhill
Peter Lloras
Haverhill Box Board Company
Gale Hospital
Harvard Advocate Names New Editors
The Harvard Advocate yesterday chose four new editors from the sophomore class for places on the editorial board. The new members are Malcolm Cowley of Pittsburg Emerson Low of Detroit Charles McVeagh Jr of New York and James R Parsons of New York.
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Harvard Advocate
Malcolm Cowley
Pittsburg
Emerson Low
Detroit
Charles McVeagh, Jr
New York
James R. Parsons
Recount Requested in Arlington Public Works Race
Frederick G. Gardner petitions for a recount after losing to Thomas D. Kennedy in Arlington public works contest by 18 votes. The move follows a final tally that left Gardner 18 votes short of Kennedy, prompting a formal request to review ballots.
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Office of Public Works
Arlington
Frederick G. Gardner
Thomas D. Kennedy
Vital Force Comes From Red Blood
The passage extols red blood as the source of athletic vitality. It declares that vigorous health is natural for all, with a strong heart circulating energy through every cell. It likens a red-blooded person to a Kentucky race horse, confident and unnervous, enjoying hard tasks as pleasure.
Red Blood Builder Pepto Mangan Ad
Pepto Mangan sells as a general tonic to rebuild red blood cells. The ad promotes regularity, fresh air, sleep and nourishment as aids, claims universal medical use and easy digestion. It warns against substitutes and notes sale by drug stores through M. J. Breitenbach Co. in New York.
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Gude
M. J. Breitenbach CO
New York
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