Shipyards Not Keeping Pace Across Atlantic Sector
Rear Admiral Bowles said shipyards along the Atlantic seaboard including Philadelphia are not producing the required results. He singled out Philadelphia area yards, noting only naval-contract yards like Cramps and the New York Shipbuilding Company meet standards, while others lag and the worst is hard to identify. He avoided specifics on Varibus companies but remains hopeful for improvements.
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Philadelphia
Bowles
Atlantic Seaboard
New York Shipbuilding Company
Varibus
Sneeze Disrupts Family in 1916 Quincy Separation Case
A judge rules Mrs. Cordelia Clark of Quincy is not entitled to a decree of living apart for justifiable cause after a dispute over her husband George F. Clark sneezing at dinner. The couple, both older and well off, quarrelled over his illness and finances during a year in which he traveled to New York for treatment. The appeal is sustained and the petition is dismissed.
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Wait
Cordelia Clark
Quincy
George F. Clark
Clark
New Beiford
Bright
New York
Brooklyn
Charlestown
Greeting to Archb ishop at patriotic mass in Symphony Hall
The Archbishop of York received a stirring reception at a patriotic mass meeting in Symphony Hall last night. Senator Henry Cabot Lodge and Archbishop spoke as Governor McCall presided with Bishop Lawrence and others on stage. Nearly 5000 attended as regimental bands and a chorus led the audience in songs. Lodge urged truth about the war and sacrifice, while the archbishop emphasized unity, building ships, and resolve to hand freedom to future generations.
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York
Symphony Hall
Henry Cabot Lodge
McCall
Lawrence
Peters
Army
Navy
76Th Division
National Army
Ice wrecks wharves and piers in Eastport area
Eastport Missouri reports heavy ice floes for three days driven by strong tides causing over 10000 dollars in damage to wharves and fish piers in the vicinity.
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Eastport
Shop Early Morning Savings At Local Store
Advertises a March Small wares Sale with complete stocks and strong values. Promotes early shopping to avoid crowds and highlights charge accounts and various product sections including lamps, rain caps, milk value, watches, fur coats, and Avona corsets with reductions and flexible payments through next November. Emphasizes customer satisfaction and fair adjustments for any purchase.
Archbishop Seels War Resolve at Boston Events
The archbishop urged unity and resolve amid war, stating democracy must be defended at sea and on land. He spoke at Chamber of Commerce luncheon, Evangelical Alliance, and a noon Faneuil Hall meeting with Mayor Peters presiding, outlining a global mission and plans to address students and ministers before leaving Boston tomorrow.
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Aome Ofe
United States
Chamber of Commirce
Brunswick
Evangelical Alliance
Park Street Church
Faneuil Hall
Peters
Boston City Club
Wellesley College
Lowell
Harvard University
Boston
Fitzgerald Home Again From Southern War Camps
Former Mayor John F. Fitzgerald returned home to Washington Street after visiting Southern war camps and Palm Beach. He was joined by Joseph Conway of Horace Partridge Company to promote amateur athletics in training camps and urged soldiers to focus on boxing and ball games for fitness and morale.
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John F. Fitzgerald
Washington Street
Palm Beach
Fitzgerald
Joseph Conway
Horace Partridge Company
Boston
Conway
Cantonments
War Activitiea
Woldiers
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Food Administration
Sanfords
Dexter
RED Cross
America
Great Britain
Lord Kitchener
Lodge
Archbishop OF
Chamber OF Commerce
Henry L. Higginson
Henry S. Harriman
William Lawrence
Hood
Jordan Marsh Company
New England
St. Floor
Miami
Daniéls
Jacksonville
England
Christian Science Lecture
First Church of Christ, Scientist
Christian Science
Ezra W. Palmer
Denver
Colo
Walmgeck
el Ney
Conren
Marge
Wilton
Royal Wiltons
Rie
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