Gardner for an Alliance Grows From War Talk
WAMILTON March 22 Congressman A. P. Gardner advocates full war mobilization and an alliance or offensive action to defeat Germany. He argues half measures fail and urges uniting national strength to push Germany to collapse Britain and France and Britain through a strengthened offense and allied cooperation. He warns Germany would use submarines to threaten U S coastwise shipping otherwise and stresses seeking guidance from France and Great Britain on how to best help.
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Wamilton
A. P. Gardner
Philadelphia Public Ledger
Germany
Great Britain
France
Newmarket Plant Shuts After Strike Over Union
Newmarket Manufacturing Company closes its silk plant for an indeterminate period after a strike by about 1000 workers. Strikers say the conflict arose from union formation. the firm refused to recognize the union and dismissed activists. The company states the employees were discharged for insubordination and will not be rehired.
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Newmarket
N. H
Newmarket Manufacturing Company
Peary Urges Big Air Fleet At New York Address
Rear Admiral Robert E. Peary called for command of the air to match sea and land power. Speaking under the National Special Aid Society he pressed a strong air fleet, a cabinet department for aeronautics, a vast aviator corps, aero coast defense, and a central aeronautic manufacturing plant inland.
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New York
Robert E. Peary
National Special Aid Society
Admiral Peary
National Aerial Coast Patrol Commission
Department of Aeronautics
Krupps
Germany
New Found Friends Took Ross Money in Waste Paper Trick
Monseur Gabriel of Speare place yesterday complained of losing 600 dollars to new found friends on Myrtle street who asked him to care for their money. They bundled cash together and let him take the package home. Mrs Gabriel grew suspicious and opened it to find a roll of carefully cut waste paper instead of money.
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Monseur Gabriel
Speare Place
Myrtle Street
Gabriel
Baby crushed by hand car at Lynn crossing
Irving Peppard a 19 month old boy died after a hand car on the B and M railroad crossing on Summer street Lynn ran into the wheels. John F Brady section foreman was arrested on manslaughter charges and released on 3000 bail amid claims gates were up and no signal given.
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Irving Peppard
Summer Street
Lynn
John F. Brady
Vigilancia Crew Coming Home After Sinking
Captain F A Middleton and 27 crew members of the American steamship Vigilancia, sunk March 18 by a German submarine, started for Portland Maine aboard a cablegram to Gaston Williams Wigmore. The message lists 15 missing believed lost, including N P North third mate naturalized American born in Denmark, F Brown carpenter Newport News, Alex Rodriguez Porto Rico, and E Lopez mess boy Porto Rico.
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New York
F. A. Middleton
Vigilancia
Portland
Gaston, Williams & Wigmore
N. P. North
Denmark
F. Brown
Carpenter
Newport News
Alex Rodriguez
Porto Rico
E. Lopez
China to Erect Monument for John Hay in Pekin Park
Washington March 22 China plans a monument in central Pekin Park for John Hay founder of the open door policy. Dr V K Wellington Koo said a Chinese senate leader informed him a bill had been introduced and was virtually assured of passage for the memorial to the former American Secretary of State.
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Washington
China
John Hay
V. K. Wellington Koo
Senate
Central Park
Pekin
Egg prices ease slightly in market report
Only break in high cost of living this week is eggs down to 40 cents a dozen for top nearby heavy variety. Other staples remain high and marketmen predict no price drop until new vegetables arrive.
Historical Market Prices Snapshot from Yesterday
Yesterday prices listed for produce, seafood and meats. Potatoes 75 per peck, onions 12 per pound, best flour 12.25 per barrel, beans 17 per pound, print butter 45 cents per pound. Oranges 23 cents per dozen, blood oranges 30. Rhu barb 10 cents per pound, greens and spinach 6 per peck, hothouse lettuce 18 per head. Cape cranberries three quarts for a quarter. Oysters 50 cents and 1 dollar per quart, clams 30 cents, scallops 1.25. Cod 12 cents per pound, haddock 12, flounders 15, finnan haddie 20, sole 26, turbot 26, shad 30, roe shad 40, pompany 40, bluefish 95, halibut 40 and 5. Spanish mackerel 85, salmon 35 and 40, weakfish 30, boiled lobsters 70. Sirloin steaks 3 to 38, top round 35, sliced bacon 23, lamb fore quarters 18, legs of lamb ?, rib roast 6 28 to 27 per pound, ham 25, fowl 28, chicken 30, pork spare ribs 16, lamb and beef stew meat 15 and 20 cents per pound.
Laughing suspect faces larceny charges at Central Court
John W Kane is charged with larceny of a copper tank iron pipe five feet of brass tubing and a metal ball found in his possession. Clerk Ford notes the case as the old man quips that ownership is hard to prove after six months.
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John W. Kane
Ford
Central Court
Prohibition Clause Urged by Sunday School Group
The Boston district branch of the Massachusetts Sunday School Association met at People's Temple. A resolution calling on state temperance forces to seek a prohibitory clause in the new constitution was tabled for presentation to the constitutional convention. Former Governor John L. Bates and E. V. Graybill named to carry the resolution. Over 300 members attended. Rev. Arthur Merritt presided. Rev. Edward D. Gaylord and Rev. George R. Stair gave principal addresses. Officers elected for the year include Clarence A. Greenlaw president, Edgar C. Lane and William J. Charlton vice presidents, Mrs. Myrtie Anderson secretary, J L Harbour treasurer, John M. Smith auditor.
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Boston
Massachusetts Sunday School Association
People's Temple
John L. Bates
E. V. Graybill
Arthur Merritt
Edward D. Gaylord
Pilgrim Congregational Church
Dorchester
George R. Stair
Dudley Street Baptist Church
Clarence A. Greenlaw
Edgar C. Lane
William J. Charlton
Myrtie Anderson
J L. Harbour
John M. Smith
College head will be given hearing
New Haven Conn March 22 President Frederick J Sykes of Connecticut College for Women at New London whose resignation requested last January by the trustees of the college has not yet been tendered by him will be given a hearing by a committee of the trustees before any further action is taken This was announced late today after a meeting of the board here at which it is understood the administrative affairs of the college were discussed at considerable length and Dr Sykes request for a hearing considered.
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New Haven
Conn
Frederick J. Sykes
Connecticut College
New London
Slater Help to Entertain at Beacon Street Town House
In the great town house of Mrs. Ho ratio N Slater at 448 Beacon street Steward Emil Knab and Mrs. Minnie McCarthy head a staff of ten, hosting a concert and tea next Sunday afternoon for more than 150 friends including butlers, housekeepers, maids, chauffeurs, and chefs from Back Bay residences. Steward Knob and Mrs. McCarthy, longtime Slater family housekeeper, will receive, aided by the second butler, cook, laundress, and other staff.
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Horatio N. Slater
Beacon Street
Emil Knab
Minnie McCarthy
Slater
Back Bay
Steward Knob
McCarthy
Poslam Healing Power Promises Quick Skin Relief
An advertisement extols Poslam as a highly concentrated healing energy for skin ailments including eczema. It claims one ounce equals a pound of ordinary remedies, urges testimonials from healed patients, and notes rapid soothing of inflamed skin. Free samples offered by Emergency Laboratories in New York City.
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West 47Th
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