Smith Denies Spreading Club Scandal Rumors
Plymouth March 2 The air at the B A A was saturated with rumors about Dr Russell A Richards prior to a 1914 board move to seek his resignation during an inquiry into club property. Trederick W Smith testified he never spread the rumors and discussed them only as common talk at the club.
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Plymouth
Russell A. Richards
Trederick W. Smith
Smith
Harvard
Greenfield
Thomas Slunt
A. Paul Keith
Dr. Richards
Charles H. Carter
the Elks
Goresip
Keith
Mr. Keith
Arthur I. Simpson
Harold W. Read
Howard J. Babb
John B. Chamberlain
Edwin R. Rooney
John Brooks Fenno
When Skin Ails Poslam Serves
An old advertisement promotes Poslam and Poulan products for skin relief. It claims overnight clearing of eruptions and soothing, cooling effects. It mentions Poslam Soap medicated with Poslam to prevent roughness and infection and offers samples via Emergency Laboratories in New York.
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West 26Th
New York City
Escape of Sixteen Prisoners from Van In Broad Daylight
A sheriff and another officer accompanied sixteen prisoners in a covered wagon. As the vehicle halted at Davis Switch, three restrained prisoners leaped forward and overpowered Sheriff Willinghart, dragging him into the wagon. Simultaneously prisoners at the rear overwhelmed Sheriff Colvin and threw him to the road while prisoners sat on him.
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Tillinghast
Mason
Colvin
Sheriff Tillinghast
Davis
Tillingmast
Sheriff Colvin
Rhode Island Hospital
Davis Switch
Sheriff Willinghast
Sergeant Edward Tingley of Quincy joins Cavalry unit
Sergeant Edward Tingley, age 24, from Quincy, serves in the Thirteenth United States Cavalry.
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Edward Tingley
Quincy
Thirteenth
United States Cavalry
Soldier’s vivid account of Villa raid near Columbus
Sergeant Tingley reports from the Mexican border describing the Columbus New Mexico raid by Villa bandits. He recounts sentry fire and fires in town, says troops fought for three hours and killed 18, noting his Army service in the Philippines and a Medal of Honor for Moros bravery.
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Villa
Mexico
Haward Tingley
Cottage Street
Quincy
Columbus
Tingley
N. M
Coquette Sunk Without Warning Says Captain
In the Sicilian theatre, Captain Arnold Groom of the British steamer Coquette claims the vessel was sunk without warning by a submarine flying the Austrian flag. Survivors fled in two boats. eight days later Libyan coast contacts report seven sailors captured by Bedouins, with others rescued by Italian carabineers.
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Syracitsh
Italy
Vnta
Paris
Arnold Groom
Marinera
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Iyvd
Oakline Tinoeum
Chalvaele
Woulards Bros
Copenhagen
Hambur
Oncam
Clark
Weiser Hooke
Ise
Pereale
Tweed
le Wall
Crepe de I. Soc
Paige
New Haven
Epony Sandile
Fin
Jergen
Quinn
Madame Yale
S.co
Inc
Dresden
Beautie Gnattica
Dofeng
Sollee
Aizes
Lowney
Hamburg
Hagen Direct
Japan
B.A
Richards
Van
LEA & Perrins
Hubert Street
Sergt, Edward R, Tingley
Coes & Young
Coquette
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