GOP Chiefs Plan Campaign Slogan For 1919 Victory
The Massachusetts Republican state committee endorses Coolidge by 50 000 as the 1919 slogan and the House and Senate members pledge to plaster it statewide. Governor Coolidge and leaders McKnight and Warner headlined a banquet urging party unity with a Progressive edge. They call for tax relief efforts and generous treatment for returning soldiers.
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Coolidge
Republican State Committee
House
Senate
Massachusetts
Commonwealth
Frank B. Hall
Worcester
Calvin Coolidge
Edward T. McKnight
Joseph E. Warner
Union
Room Full of Loot Connects Hawley Burglaries
Boston police hold John F Hawley on a statutory charge after a failed escape from Shawmut avenue lodging house. He and Dorothy Sommers are held when bail is set at 1500 dollars. A search of Hawley room uncovered furs clothing and jewelry valued over 1000 dollars and including items traced to Medford Haverhill and other Bay State cities.
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John F. Hawley
Charles Street
Dorothy Sommers
Boston
Medford
Haverhill
Bay State
Hawley
O'Hanley
Shawmut Avenue
Jeremiah J. Riordan
Dedham Street
Riordan
German subjects begin repatriation from Shanghai
Shanghai March 13 Associated Press reports steamers Nore Nor a and Atreus with 938 men 402 women and 406 children all enemy subjects sailed for Rotterdam. About 1000 more enemy country nationals are to be repatriated and will board the Antilochus sailing around April 1.
Simple home remedy claims to cure catarrh deafness
Advertisement promotes Parmint as a double strength drug to mix with hot water and sugar. The claim states that four daily doses can relieve catarrh symptoms including head noises, breathing difficulty, loss of smell and taste, and even hearing restoration in many ear-related cases.
Aerial Disarmament Plans Ban Military Planes
Paris on March 12 reports the supreme war council approved terms prohibiting airplanes and dirigibles from military use. The council deemed a complete ban on airborne military assets impractical for commercial aviation.
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Paris
Supreme War Council
Aerial Terms for Germany in Preliminary Peace
The supreme war council approved distinctions in aerial terms. Commercial airplanes may be authorized after peace with safeguards, while military aircraft are barred. Germany must surrender all airplanes and halt new construction until peace ends, with limited temporary use for 100 hydroplanes and 1000 men to mine in the North Sea until Oct. 1.
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Germany
North Sea
Supreme War Council
Welcome Planned for Returning Nurses in New York
Bos ton City Hospital unit members will return on the steamer Tivives. March 20, Dr Joseph P Manning president of the board of trustees and Dr Henry S Bowen trustee and Mrs John Dowling wife of Superintendent Dowling head of the unit and their two children will go to New York. The Tivives will arrive ten days earlier than previous notice per a cablegram to Dr Edmund W Wilson acting superintendent.
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Boston City Hospital
New York
Joseph P. Manning
Board of
The
City Hospital
Henry S. Bowen
John Dowling
Dowling
Edmund W. Wilson
Maine Businessman Frank Todd Dies at 75 in St Stephen
Frank Todd a wealthy border resident and longtime Calais Maine business figure died at his St Stephen home aged 75. He served as a school trustee and directed the St Stephen Cemetery, with surviving widow a brother W F Todd of St Stephen and sister Mrs Charles W Young of Brookline Massachusetts. Funeral set for Sunday afternoon.
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Calais
Frank Todd
Border
St. Stephen
W.F. Todd
Charles W. Young
Brookline
Mass
No Change in Sleep Victim Seeks Aid of Labor Board
Reports say Mrs. Filippo Russo of 8 Harris Street North End remains under observation with suspected lethargic encephalitis also called sleeping sickness though her doctor notes she may not have the African form. Dr Balboni says she is suffering some form and is often awakened only with a nurse’s shout. Health officials remain unsure of the illness and physician observers differ on its diagnosis. Newark March 13 Edmund Wakelee travels to Washington to seek Labor Board intervention in the 4500 motormen and conductors strike affecting Northern New Jersey traction. The company seeks board adjudication on union recognition and a nine hour day with pay for ten.
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Filippo Russo
Harris Street
North End
Gerardo M. Balboni
Prince Street
Africa
Balboni
Woodward
Newark
N. J
Edmund Wakelee
Public Service Railway Company
Washington
War Labor Board
New Jersey
Will of Sarah Batterson Leaves $382,370 to Episcopal Bodies
Nine Episcopal clergymen including the bishops of Los Angeles and Fond du Lac Wis are among 62 beneficiaries named in the Batterson will filed in Surrogate's Court. Churches hospitals schools and other institutions in Chicago Philadelphia Washington Atlantic City Portsmouth N H Omaha Summit Milwaukee London and Guilford England receive bequests totaling $382,570 with amounts from 500 to 29,600.
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Episcopal Institutions
New York
Los Angeles
Fond-du-Lac
Wis
Sarah E. Batterson
Chicago
Philadelphia
Washington
Atlantic City
Portsmouth
N H
Omaha
Neb
Summit
Milwaukee
London
Guilford
England
Funeral for First Lieutenant Charles S. Spencer
Funeral services for First Lieutenant Charles S. Spencer of Concord connected with the Dental Corps U S A will be held tomorrow at 2 p m at the Universalist Church Carey avenue Chelsea. He died late Wednesday night at Massachusetts General Hospital after a brief illness. He is survived by his mother Mrs Mary N Spencer of Brookline four brothers William F Spencer of Roxbury Dr H C Spencer of Newton Captain Norman Spencer stationed at Mineola L I and Major Theodore K Spencer chief of staff of the Third U"}
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Charles S. Spencer
Concord
Dental Corps
Massachusetts General Hospital
Universalist Church
Carey Avenue
Chelsea
Spencer
Mary N. Spencer
Brookline
William F. Spencer
Roxbury
H. C. Spencer
Newton
Norman Spencer
Mineola
L. I
Theodore K. Spencer
Third U
Army of Occupation in Germany Sister Mentioned
The notice lists one sister, Mrs Anna Humpress of Boston, and states burial will be at Woodlawn Cemetery.
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Army of Occupation
Germany
Anna Humpress
Boston
Woodlawn Cemetery
5867 Soldiers Reach Newport News
Newport News Va March 13 The transports Aeolus and Zeelandia and the battleship Ohio arrived today from France with 6867 soldiers. The Aeolus landed 3029 men of the 131st Field Artillery Texas National Guard. On the Zeelandia were 1000 men and 48 officers of the 48th Coast Artillery. Casual companies numbering 360 men and the first anti aircraft sector complete 416 officers and men were on the Ohio.
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Newport News
Aeolus
Ohio
France
131St Field Artillery
Texas National Guard
Zeelandia
48Th Coast Artillery
Fire destroys home in Canterbury New Hampshire
Tilton New Hampshire March 13 The frame buildings of Sterling Hirtle at Canterbury were destroyed by fire this afternoon The family was away neighbors saw the flames saved the livestock from the barn and some household effects The loss was about 2500 uninsured likely due to a defective chimney
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Tilton
N. H
Sterling Hirtle
Canterbury
Botchkareva Recalls Life and Struggles in Boston Post Feature
Botchkareva, famed leader of Russia's passing Battalion, shares her remarkable tale in the Boston Sunday Post. She recounts personal mistreatment by her husband and hints at revealing more in a forthcoming Sunday installment.
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Botchkareva
Russia
Boston Sunday Post
Strengthen Eyesight in One Week Says Doctor
Dr Lewis promotes Bon-Opto tablets as a remedy to strengthen eyesight by dissolving one tablet in water and bathing the eyes twice daily. Reported cases claim rapid improvement. manufacturers guarantee 50 percent better vision in a week or money back. Sale points include Boston and other druggists.
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Philadelphia
Lewis
Boston
Houghton & Dutton
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F.f.dalley Corporations Ltd
Buffalo, N.Y
China
Maine
Hutchins
AID OF Labor Board
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Jorenberg
Eanover
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