D. S. Cross for 3 More War Heroes
New Englanders in three overseas units led their men under heavy odds, as the War Department released the official list of Distinguished Service Cross citations yesterday. All cited have already received the DSC for bravery.
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New
WWI Valor Honors Letters from American Officers
Sergeant Frank H E Dee of Waterbury Connecticut jumped a machine gun nest even after severe wounds near Roussey on September 29 using a grenade and left hand attack after teeth pin pull. Second Lieutenant Joseph Hayes of Haverhill commanded his platoon under heavy fire near Manheulles on November 11. Lieutenant Thomas Furness of Brookline served as liaison near Fosse from November 1 to 5 and led an infantry platoon after casualties, reorganizing, attacking a machine gun post and taking four guns and 15 prisoners.
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Frank HE. Dee
Pearl Lake Street
Waterbury
Conn
Roussey
Joseph Hayes
Will Street
Haverhill
Manheulles
Thomas F Furness
17Th Field Artillery
Brookline
Fosse
Truth Society linked to $3000 from German envoy aide
Federal Court evidence shows Dr. Heinrich Albert, an aide at the German embassy, sent a $3000 check to the American Truth Society, co defendant with Jeremiah A. O'Leary and Bull publishers, with a bank letter requesting funds to Albert and a cashier's check to Gustave Dopslaff, the society's treasurer.
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New York
American Truth Society
Jeremiah A. O’leary
Bull
Heinrich Albert
Speyer & Co
Albert
Gustave Dopslaff
Noonan’s Hair Petrale Offered For Lifeless Hair
An ad claims influenza left many with dry lifeless hair and dull scalps. Noonan’s Hair Petrale, an antiseptic strengthening lotion, is marketed to restore hair and scalp health after one application. Sold by T Noonan & Sons Co. at 1.00 per bottle or 15 cents per treatment in salons and drugstores.
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Noonan
T. Noonan & Sons Co
Portland St
Boston
U S Wants No Cables Monopoly
Paris March 12 Realizing the possibility of a virtual monopoly of cable communications by Great Britain should her claim to the captured German cables be sustained the American delegates to the peace conference are making a strong presentation before the legal authorities to whom the subject has been referred.
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Paris
Great Britain
United States
Cable disputes over war era prizes and neutral rights
Naval experts differ as the supreme council weighs cables cut or seized during wartime. Britain claims transatlantic lines are prize of war, while the United States argues unlawful cutting of cables when the U S was neutral. Pacific cables and Pacific islands plan also raise fears of foreign control and bias against American commerce.
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Supreme Council
Lansing
Ingal
Emden
America
Azores
Monrovia
Brazil
Halifax
Germany
United States
Liberia
Europe
Pacific
Yap
Singapore
Celebes
Australian Polynesia
Japan
Pacific Islands
Courage Under Pressure Uncovers Paris Secrets
The snippet highlights nerve and energy as members pry Paris secrets during trying times, illustrating bold investigative resolve.
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Paris
Debate Ticket Lottery Planned for Symphony Hall Event
A Bournemouth committee proposes a written application process for Lodge-Lowell debate tickets to be held in Symphony Hall next Wednesday night. Each person may receive two tickets. telephone requests are not accepted. The lottery method is favored after thousands of applications poured in.
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Symphony Hall
Committee
Mt. Vernon Street
Louis A. Coolidge
Courtney Crocker
Edward Cummings
Robert M. Washburn
Back Bay Youth Killed by Auto
Louis O'Brien aged 6 of 53 St. Germain street Back Bay was killed when struck by an automobile on Falmouth street near Dalton street. Henry J. Persons of Newtonville owner and operator of the auto was arrested charged with manslaughter. The boy was returning from Prince School and stepped from behind a stationary truck as the car moved slowly.
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Louis O’brien
St. Germain Street
Falmouth Street
Dalton Street
Back Bay
Henry J. Persons
Highland Terrace
Newtonville
O’brien
Prince School
Persons
Filene Store Notes on Women's Wear and Girls Dresses
Catalog style item list notes soft cape skin C Treet gloves priced at 1.35 in Pearl white tan or ivory with embroidered backs. Girls white striped dimity dresses at 2. Filene Better Value on Fourth floor. Women pink satin Billie Burkes at 5. Featur es irred satin trim and tucked bands. Peter Pan blouses white batiste with soutseet in yellow rose or blue at 2. Navy ta ffeta frocks at 29.75 chemise style with long underskirt. Navy blue ta ffeta frocks at 12.75 with Georgette vestees and plaited frill. Girls plaid Gingham school dresses at 2. chambray collars cuffs pockets. Fourth floor items.
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