Long Terms Given Convicted Gunmen
Judge Dubuque in East Cambridge Superior Court sentenced three to long state prison terms for armed robberies. Antonio Morocco received 8 to 10 years, Pietro Diazzo 12 to 15 years, and Antonio Delgreso 10 to 12 years after guilty pleas for hold ups that netted small sums in Winchester and Stoneham in January and February.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dubuque
East Cambridge Superior Court
Antonio Morocco
Pietro Diazzo
Antonio Delgreso
George Monroe
Martin Caulfield
Winchester
Stoneham
Carl Bergholtz
Catarrh of the Stomach Warned as Dangerous Ad
An advertisement warns readers that catarrh of the stomach is dangerous and urges caution. The fragment emphasizes health risk and seeks to alert the audience to potential complications tied to stomach catarrh.
Indigestion Confusion Fueled by Gastric Catarrh Claims
A New York physician warns thousands misattribute chronic stomach distress to indigestion while the real culprit is gastric catarrh. He prescribes before meals a teaspoon of pure Bisurated Magnesia in hot water to wash away mucus, soothe the stomach, and neutralize excess acid, noting it is safe, non laxative, and widely available.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Wilson Begins Peace Talks as Delegates Gather
President Wilson, aboard a special train, heads to Paris for the peace conference. Sub-commissions work on the treaty as Germany faces disarmament limits, aerial bans, and traffic openings on the Rhine and Kiel Canal. Indemnities and boundary questions remain for final council decisions.
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Germany
Wilson
Lloyd George
Rhine
Kiel Canal
Supreme Council
Helgoland
Gibraltar
North Sea
President Wilson Leaves Brest for Paris
President Wilson and his party departed Brest for Paris at 11 o clock tonight aboard the George Washington after disembarking at 9:45 o clock. The night was moonlit as the voyage began.
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Brest
Paris
France
Associated Press
Wilson
United States
George Washington
President Wilson Returns Amid Ceremony Free of Formal Welcomes
The reception at Brest featured the French ambassador Madame Jusserand M Leygues and other officials greeting President Wilson aboard the George Washington. Major General Helmick Brigadier General Harts and Colonel House attended the dock side meeting as crowds of American soldiers watched in the moonlit harbor.
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George Washington
United States
Madame Jusserand
M. Leygens
Eli A. Helmick
William W. Harts
House
Wilson
M. Leygues
Brest
Mrs. Ison
Six Hurt When Train Is Knocked Into River
Six persons were seriously injured when a locomotive baggage car and a coach derailed into the Shenango River near New Castle Pennsylvania. The accident occurred as the engine backed from a steel plant and struck the passenger train, water flooded cars, and rescue teams used ladders and axes to reach stranded passengers.
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New Castle
Penn
Pittsburg
Lake Erie
Shenango River
Cardinal Offers Help in Health Campaign in Boston
Cardinal O Connell returned to Boston and pledged full cooperation in the 270000 health drive for the Boston Dispensary Baby Hygiene Association and District Nursing Association. He sent a 60-dollar personal check and urged public support as pledges push the total past 40000 with more time to run.
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Cardinal
Boston
Cardinal O’connell
Boston Dispensary
Baby Hygiene Association
District Nursing Association
Dorothy Forbes
William A. Muller
Exchange Club
Muller
Businessman plans four passenger bombing planes for cross country air route
A wealthy investor announced four large bombing type airplanes to be built by Glen L. Martin with a 100000 dollar order. The plan foresees a four day New York to Los Angeles flight with stops at Cleveland Chicago and Kansas City. A Los Angeles to El Paso leg would follow the coast to coast schedule.
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Roosevelt Dam
Hill
Southern Pacific Railroad
Glen L. Martin
Cleveland
New York
Los Angeles
Chicago
Kansas City
el Paso
Texas
Middle West
New York City
United States
New England Soldiers Return Home in Thousands After Demobilization
Hundreds of crippled doughboys arrive on eight transports in New York amid pride in sacrifices and relief at returning home. More than 12,000 troops, many from the 26th and 27th Divisions, disembarked with Red Cross aid meeting arrivals. influenza caused 104 cases and five deaths on the America, while numerous Bay State servicemen, including decorated Sgt Thomas Grogan and Lt Walter Helier, were listed among the sick and wounded and returning contingents from the 49th 72d Coast Artillery units aboard the Panama and Espagne.
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New York
Red Cross
Boston
New England
26Th Division
27Th
Massachusetts
Allen H. McLean
Gloucester
Patrick Cheever
Columbus Street
Roxbury
Michael B. Maloof
John J. Powers
Washington Street
Somerville
John R. Awde
Bowling Avenue
Chelsea
Edward Barrett
104Th Infantry
Pearl Street
Webster
Dan E. Berry
Flint Avenue
Edward H. Blais
Chaplin Street
Fall River
Samuel Boraccorso
Wssex Street
Malden
Phillip Dutra
Joseph Gibbons
Mansfield
Joseph W. Knowlton
William H. McCall
Cambridge
Hall Roberts
Patrick Iiyan
Lowell
Martin H. Ward
Fred R. White
Pleasant Valley
America
Ralph R. Malcolm
Moten Street
Stoughton
106Th Field Artillery
Bay State
Lester H. Edwards
Dennisport
Everett E. Adams
Timothy Reardon
Worcester
Albert J. Bateman
Newburyport
Forrest Cameron
New Bord Street
Arlington
Michael O'Polke
Claude M. Seitz
Medford
Sture
Pierson
Medway
Robert E. Swap
Haverhill
David Burnett
South Hadley
William Gavin
Adams Street
S. S. America
Ralph Steeves
Chelsea Street
Thomas H. Evans
John M. Falvey
Medfield
Orvis M. Purrington
Lynn
Chester F. Wright
Sutherland Road
Brookline
Robert W. Hinds
Massachusetts Avenue
John BE. Matson
Dorchester
John A. Butler
Roslindale
B. W. Carlson
Frederick Sc
Beacon Street
William C. Bramball
Marlboro Street
D. L. Deshon
Park Street
Louisa L. Haskett
Canton Avenue
Milton
Frances D. Parrish
William C. Robus
Lincoln
American Red Cross
William W. Washburn
Newton Highlands
Tony Labac
Westfield
Cisual
Becton
Milford
Lewis F. Judkins
Canton Street
David F. Creston
Danvers
William M. Reagan
Thomas M. Costello
Warren E. Kelley
Jamesville
Michael J. Doyle
Michael Martin
W. J. Murphy
Watertown
Frank Goski
New Bedford
Frank Peruff
Housatonic
Edward Jarry
Dover Street
Louis Cohen
William Fitzgerald
Carl W. Herzog
Lawrence
Fred G. Goeppner
Allen A. MacMillan
Beverly
Wiliam E. Howard
Fairhaven
Peter F.finnegan
Francis Scott
Stratford Street
West Roxbury
Frederick
Sullivan
Salem
Alphonse LaValley
Taunton
Samuel Weinberg
Essex Street
Frank L. Damon
Hingham
Lawrence P. Hall
Edward N. Hayes
Greenfield
Louis E. Johnson
Wladyslaw Murlarsky
Adams
Edgar Brown
John B. Quirk
Leo D. Collins
Bradford
William ©. Flynn
South Groveland
Leo Y. O'Connor
John T. Cammett
Emile Cartier
Millbury
Wilfred J. Dutcan
Lewis G. Caldwell
Concord
Philip Vielya
C.A. C
Panama
Albert
Bullens
Wallingford Street
Brighton
Frank E. Cummings
Portland
Coast Artillery
Irving Porter
Lawrence Lewis
Jeremiah Twomey
Charles RB. McKenzie
Joseph Edwards
Melville Hayden
Waltham
Frederick Waters
Northfield
George Cram
Ovila Pontbriand
Marshall Tripp
William J. Duffy
Albert R. Berg
George L. Hall
Melrose
Antonio Giglio
Lewis C. Page
Everett
Roswell Smith
Henry Carlton
Maynard
Charles Ee Dunn
Hyde Park
Joseph Fletcher
Tower Street
Forest Hills
Fred A. Johnson
Ralph Jones
Martin Connelly
Francis Street
Fred A. Hahn
Jamaica Plain
George J. Paquin
Barre
Sidney Mitchell
48Th C. A. Co
Panaman
Gaeano Asci
Brooks Street
East
Ambrose F. Broughton
Rockingham Street
Herschel C
Begg's Mustarine Offers Quick Relief for Aches
A vintage advertisement touts Begg's Mustarine as an old fashioned mustard plaster without blisters or fumes. It promises rapid relief by stimulating circulation and reducing inflammation and congestion when rubbed on for any ache or pain.
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Begg
Boston health drive gains solicitors after tuberculosis campaign
The noonday conference reports progress as income tax filing delays help efforts. Campaign confusion with the New England Senitorium drive ended yesterday, freeing solicitors to assist the Boston health effort. Workers remain in demand, especially in business districts.
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New England
Boston
Government to End Strike In Harbor Fleet Takeover
Officials from the army, navy and United States Shipping Board plan commandeering a harbor craft fleet to restore traffic in New York Harbor. Government agencies would man the boats with union crews on an eight hour day at a wage scale agreed with the railroad administration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Army
Navy
United States Shipping Board
Railroad Administration
Mexicans seek 2000 American rifles after ammo export
Mexico asks Washington for a permit to export 2000 U S made rifles to Juarez for the Mexican federal army. The rifles will guard foreign owned mines and mills in northern Mexico facing threats from Villa amid the ongoing tribute dispute.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mexico
EL Paso
Tex
Juarez
State Department
Washington
Villa
Shipping Board plans new regular Pacific to Latin routes
Washington March 13 Plans by the Shipping Board to establish regular passenger and freight service between the United States and Latin America were disclosed by Chairman Hurley. Twenty two 12,000 ton vessels under construction will make weekly trips, with superior accommodations to attract North South travel. Ports named include Buenaventura Guayaquil Callao Iquique Valparaiso Buenos Aires Montevideo Rio La Guayra.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
The
Shipping Board
United States
South
Hurley
Pan-American Union of Governor
Central
South America
North
Buenaventura
Guayaquil
Callao
Iquique
Valparaiso
Buenos Ayres
Montevideo
Rio
la Guayra
Methodists Approve League of Nations Proposal
Philadelphia March 13 The Philadelphia Conference of the Methodist Episcopal Church adopted a report endorsing a League of Nations in some form and praising President Wilson at the peace conference. The committee on social service urged pastors to preach against Bolshevism and urged publishers to issue literature opposing it.
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Philadelphia
Methoodist Episcopal Church Today
League of Nations
Wilson
Committee On Social Service
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Park Trust Company
Springfield
New Haven
Charles S. Jones
Mann
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