Feland Promoted to Brigadier General in Marines
Washington March 12 Colonel Logan Feland of Hopkinsville Kentucky commander of the Fifth Marines and part of the army of occupation is named brigadier general to fill the Marine corps vacancy after Brigadier General James E. Gallantry Fisher retired. Feland has four decorations including the Distinguished Service Cross Croix de Guerre with bronze star gold star and palm. He was cited in French and American orders for bravery at Belleau Wood Soissons drives and Champagne campaigns. He was promoted to colonel last July.
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Washington
Logan Feland
Hopkinsville
Fifth Regiment of Marines
Army of Occupation
Secbelly
Aniels
Feland
Marine Corps
James E.ly
Belleat Wood
Soissons
Chilean Commercial Mission名单公布
Santiago March 13 新闻宣布将组成商贸代表团访问美国法国英国意大利 成员包括 Eleodoro Yanez 担任理事会主席 内政部长 Ismael Tocornal 银行主席 Augusta Villanueva 出版人 Eliza Vildexola 与国际法权威 Alexandre Alvarez 等人组成。
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Santiago
Chil
United States
France
Great Britain
Italy
Eleodoro, Yanez
Ismael Tocornal
Augusta Villanueva
Bank
Chili
Eliza Vildexola
Alexandre Alvarez
Open Fight on Tax Increase in Boston City Hearing
The hearing on Mayor Peters tax bill, seeking increases to 3 dollars for 1919, 2 for 1920, and 1 for 1921, opens at 10 am before the Metropolitan Affairs Committee at the State House. The Boston Real Estate Exchange, Finance Commission, Chamber of Commerce, and local taxpayers oppose the rise, urging economy and a lower limit.
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Peters
Boston
Committee On Metropolitan Affairs
State House
Boston Real Estate Exchange
Finance Commission
Chamber of Commerce
Massachusetts Real Estate Exchange
Mark Temple Dowling
Bernstorff Photo Play Case Denied by Court
New York March 12. Supreme Court Justice Cohalan denied Pauline Lewis of San Francisco a temporary injunction to restrain exhibition of a photo-play depicting Countess Jeanne von Bernstorff as an accessory to a murder plot hatched by her husband former German ambassador to the United States.
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New York
Pauline Lewis
San Francisco
Jeanne von Bernstorff
United States
Supreme Court
Cohalan
West Lake brings home seven officers and 26 soldiers at pier reception
West Lake from St Nazaire, France docks at Commonwealth Pier with three officers and 9 enlisted men of Casual Company 172 all from Pennsylvania. Red Cross Knights of Columbus and Y M C A workers provide doughnuts coffee and smokes as the band plays Hail Hail the Gang's All Here. Officers include Lieutenant Joyce Byrne First Lieutenant Luther S Deakyne and First Lieutenant William Hetzel.
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West Lake
Commonwealth Pier
St. Nazaire
France
Pennsylvania
Red Cross
Knights of Columbus
Jewish Welfare Board
Salvation Army
Joyce Byrne
Air Service
Luther 8. Deakyne
Second Pioneer Infantry
William B. Hetzel
Medical Corps
Chaumont
Byrne
J. C. Byrne
Columbus
Ohio
Harry R. Byrne
112Th Field Artillery
Ly Field
Texas
Michael G. Kluss
Philadelphia
9Th Infantry
Verdun
Chateau Thierry
St. Mihiel
Argonne Forest
Kluga
Kluss
Coblenz
Army of Occupation
Alphonsus E. Flanagan
Jermyn
Penn
Cléth Infantry
Argonne
Weat Lake
North Station
Camp Devens
Kenneth Wendling
Wilkesbarre
Charles KR. Gensemer
Martindale
Fenn
German Envoys Not to Be Allowed in Paris
Paris March 12 By the Associated Press Germanys representatives will be housed in Versailles during the peace treaty signing and will not be admitted to Paris. Public sentiment in Paris is hostile and the French government will not risk incidents by allowing German officials to appear publicly.
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Paris
Associated Press
Germany
Versailles
Geneva Favored as Seat of League of Nations
Paris March 12 A strong sentiment grows among conference leaders to designate Geneva as the official seat of the League of Nations. Several heads of delegations consulted have expressed approval.
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Geneva
League OF Nations
Paris
Former Emperor Charles Seriously Ill Again
Geneva March 12 The former Austrian Emperor Charles is again seriously ill from a nervous breakdown according to Innsbruck reports. His wife Zita is trying to leave Austria for the Riviera but cannot obtain French passports and is said to be in bad health.
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Geneva
Associated Press
Charles
Innsbruck
Zita
Austria
Riviera
Sage and Sulphur Compound Promises Dark Hair Restoration
An old trade formula, Wyeth's Sage and Sulphur Compound, claims to darken gray hair evenly and naturally. The ad describes applying the liquid with a sponge or brush to restore natural color, lustre, and gloss by morning, with repeated use enhancing the shade.
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Wyeth
Zone fares opposed in Cambridge hearing in City Hall
The Boston Elevated trustees voted against the zone system at a Cambridge City Hall public hearing after a heated debate. Mayor Edward Ward Quinn presided with most City Council members present as about 150 residents attended.
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Boston Elevated
Cambridge City Hall
Edward W. Quinn
Cambridge Elevator debate over zones ends in tied vote
A voice vote on zoning opposition in Cambridge favored 22 to 16. Mayor Quinn opened hearings as former Congressman Samuel L. Powers urged state support to buy the Elevated subway for 8 to 9.9 million and to ease operation costs amid rising expenses.
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James F. Barrett
Cambridge
Quinn
Samoquel L. Powers
Mr. Powers
Senate
John J. Walsh
Police raid arrests 198 suspects in East Fifteenth Street sweep
Police secret service and immigration officers arrest 198 men and two women in an East Fifteenth Street raid. Ten patrol wagons haul the prisoners to the Criminal Courts building for questioning. All detainees are believed to be radicals.
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New York
Secret Service
Immigration
East Fifteenth Street
Criminal Courts
Boston Man Convicted on Weapons and Tools Counts
Joseph Ryan of Boston was found guilty by a Hartford jury on three counts in Superior Court. The charges were carrying concealed weapons, carrying burglar's tools, and habitual criminal status. Judge Warner deferred sentencing until tomorrow.
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Ryan
Hartford, Conn
Joseph Ryan
Boston
Warner
Three Days See Honeymoons End in Norfolk County
Nine unhappy couples sought legal divorces in Norfolk County courts after brief marriages. Some unions lasted only three days before dissolution, while others spanned years with one party clearly dissatisfied.
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Norfolk County
Multiple Divorce Actions Across Towns Surface in Court Notices
A stream of divorce suits and separations appears in area notices. Hannah Cohen of Brookline seeks alimony and name restoration after a honeymoon cruelty incident in 1918. Other cases name Beattie of Milton, Linde of Milton, Donlevy of Wellesley, Edward Smith of Brookline, Lella Smith of Quincy, Susie Hancock of Quincy, Ida Bates of Weymouth, and Peter Warsanen of Norwood, detailing desertion cruelty and custody requests across several dates and places.
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Hannah L. Cohen
Julius R. Cohen
Brookline
Milton
Alexander Beattie
Belfast
Ireland
Alice A. Linde
Frank B. Linde
Linde
Christopher T. Donlevy
Wellesley
Evelyn M. Donlevy
Donlevys
Edward ©. Smith
Emma G. Smith
Lella Zoe Smith
Quincy
Hugh Smith
Smiths
Edmund C. Hancock
Farmington
Susie A. Hancock
Hancock
Clinton
Ida L. Bates
Weymouth
George A. Bates
Famous Ayrshire cow joins advanced registry with record milk yield
Nona of Avon New York, the Ayr shire cow once offered to President Wilson in 1912, set an advanced registry record at age 12 with 14 018 pounds of milk and 542.78 pounds of fat. Owned now by Captain A Henry Higginson of South Lincoln after a January purchase from William Galloway of Waterloo Iowa. Bred by W P Shanck of Avon New York.
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Nona, IT
Avon
Ayrshire
Wilson
William Galloway
Waterloo
Iowa
Captain A. Henry Higginson
South Lincoln
Galloway
W. P. Shanck
N. Y
Endeavorers Endorse League of Nations
Dr. Daniel A. Poling returned from a month long speaking tour for American troops and told the United Society of Christian Endeavor executive committee that the heart of France is open to American messages. The group unanimously endorsed President Wilsons League of Peace and sent a message to the President.
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France
America
Daniel A. Poling
United Society of Christian Endeavor
Christian Endeavor
League of Peace
Wilson
Naval seaplanes set record flight over 300 miles
Two naval seaplanes left Hampton Roads at 10 this morning and landed at Rockaway Beach naval air station at 2 30 this afternoon after what is believed to be a record flight covering about 300 miles.
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New York
Hampton Roads
Naval Air Station
Rockaway Beach
Local Briefs Tales of Death Court Actions and Fire Damage
Charles B Sullivan longtime Washburn Crosby employee dies at 92 Belmont Somerville after pneumonia. He was born in Hudson 1874 and active in Mt Benedict Knights of Columbus. funeral from St Catherine's Church then burial in Clinton. Mrs Mary Grant settles suit against Progress Club Roxbury for $1 after husband Eugene Grant allegedly gambled away 11500 between Aug 1915 and Jan 1917. Weeks and Witte named receivers for JL Daniels grain dealer on Commonwealth Ave. bonds set at 3500. Creditors include Moakley 4000 Johnson 4000 and Taylor Bromique 11000. A beer truck rolled down Washington Street, crashed into Market Men's Shoe Shop window. Edwin Baker promoted to major in overseas army service. Michael Marino and Eugene Grosse held on charges relating to stolen navy blankets. Orlando Townsend dies at 65 in Jamaica Plain. Robert Thompson drowns in Bowman's pond. Firefighters injured. several improving. Lieutenant Leahy of Engine 40 expected to recover. Frederick J.E. Cox to speak on The Telephone in Peace and War at Machinists lodge. Bishop Hughes to address Boston Methodist Social Union on Over There. Alice Hamilton to lecture on industrial poisoning at Harvard Medical School April 2–4. Hamilton appointed associate professor at Harvard. researching for U S Department of Labor. Lt-Col Hugh Cabot speaks on British military operations in Roxbury Historical Society. Theodore Ruggles wins Roxbury High School gold medal for essay on Roxbury history.
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Charles B.sullivan
Washburn- Crosby
Belmont Street
Somerville
Hudson
Mt. Benedict
Edwin Holt Hughes
Boston Methodist Social Union
People’s Temple
Hughes
Alice Hamilton
Harvard
Harvard Medical School
Chicago
Harvard Board of Overseers
United States Department of Labor
Hot Water and Limestone Phosphate Diet Hint
Morning health tip urges drinking hot water with limestone phosphate before breakfast to cleanse the stomach liver and kidneys. Authors claim it flushes poisons from the alimentary tract and improves breath digestion and overall well being.
Asquith Tours Madrid After Luncheon With Hing of Spain
Former British premier H. H. Asquith arrived in Madrid on March 12 and met Premier Romanones at the railway station and with Foreign Affairs Ministry officials. He conferred with Romanones and then lunched with King Alfonso. He said the visit was for tourism and carried no political significance.
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Asquith
Hing
Spain
Madrid
H. H. Asquith
Great Britain
Romanones
Ministry of Foreign Affairs
Alfonso
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Scott & Bowne
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Mme. Bernstorff
Kherson
London
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Odessa
Najol
Nujol Laboratories Standard Oil CO
New Jersey
Broadway
Najol Laboratories
Standard Oil Co
United States OF America
Gap
Joseph F. Gaslin
Pittsburg
William T. Bwvans
Andrew Churchiello
Bridgeport
Walter Nau
Lawrence Mc Goldrick
Clifton Heights
Daniel P. Kelly
Pottstown
M. G. Kluss
Thomas L. Harvey
Turtle Creek
Alphonsus Flannigan
Edward P
J. W. Bean
H Elevated
Stanley R. Miller
Elevated
Harvard Square
James Spillane
C. D. Emmons
The
James T. Black
Black
South Boston
Vorce
Peter E. Warsanen
Norwood
Helmi Warsanen
Endeavorers
Mary G. Grant
Progress Club
Warren Street
Roxbury
Eugene P. Grant
Superior Court
Clarence H. Weeks
Martin Witte
Mortons
Federal District Court
JL. C. Daniels
Commonwealth Avenue
Edward Moakley
Oscar L. Johnson
Taylor & Bromique Company
Milwaukee
Haffenreffer Brewing Company
Washington’ Street
Adams Square
Market Men's Shoe Shop
Washington Street
Edwin ©. Baker
Roslindale
Treves
Baker
North Billerica
Brooklyn
Michael Marino
James Facenma
Middlesex Street
Lowell
Eugene Grosse
Elm Street
Orlando, Townsend
Perkins Street
Jamaica Plain
Healy
Robert Thompson
Russell Thompson
Arthur S. Thompson
Brookdale Avenue
Dedham
Bowman’s Pond
Cottage Street
Kosten
Philip Leahy
Engine 40
G. Lynde Gately
Boston Lodge
Frederick JE. Cox
Dexter Hall
Wells Memorial Building
Hugh Cabot
Harvard Surgical Unit
Jordan Marsh Company
Mine
Coates ™ School of
Smallwares
Miss Trattles
Shamrocks
Erin
Jack Horner
Jordan Marsh
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