Two U S Planes to Fly Overseas
Acting Secretary Roosevelt announced that the destroyer Barney will scout Newfoundland harbors to determine a base for overseas NC type aircraft. Lt Commander Kaufman will command the Barney, with Lt E F Stone and Cmdr P N L Bellinger conducting the harbor investigations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S
Roosevelt
Barney
Newfoundie
Rockaway
J. L. Kaufman
P. N. L. Bellinger
Office
Office of the Director of Naval Aviation
E. F. Stone
Coast Guard
United States
Washington
Naval Aviation
Long Island
Curtiss
Garden City
N. Y
Azores
mid-Atlantic
Navy Department
London Daily Mail
Seaplanes Ready at Rockaway Beach for Transatlantic Race
New York March 24 Lt Commander reports seaplanes being prepared at Rockaway Beach for the Transatlantic Race entrants. Details on aircraft tuning and entry status are expected as teams finalize preparations.
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Rockaway Beach
New York
Williams Treatment advertised for excess uric acid relief
The notice promotes The Williams Treatment to combat kidney and bladder issues caused by excessive uric acid. It pledges a 75 cent bottle with 32 doses and a free book, offering home delivery from East Hampton Connecticut and limiting one bottle per address.
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Williams
DR. D. A. Williams CO
Dept
N-808
Gen's
East Hampton
Connoll
Hood's Sarsaparilla Health Tonic Advertised Here
Reconstruction after war and epidemics increases need for Hood's Sarsaparilla which purportedly stimulates appetite aids digestion and optimizes food assimilation. It claims to purify blood restore strength and promote permanent health with Hood's Pills as a gentle family cathartic.
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Hood
America
House Kills Rowley Bill in Boston Labor Limit
The House of Representatives yesterday killed Clarence W. Rowley of Boston's bill to limit Boston policemen to 60 hours per week with overtime. The adverse panel report on Rowley’s bill setting a 1400 minimum salary for officers was postponed for today. The House also moved to open sessions at 1 pm on weekdays with 11 am Friday calls and discussed prorogation near July 1 citing the 26th Division reception.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
House of Representatives
Clarence W. Rowley
Boston
Committee On
Mellen
Grant
Northampton
Rowley
House
Kneeland
Winchester
Peabody Estate Inventoried After 1918 Death
Frank E. Peabody of 120 Commonwealth Avenue and Kidder Peabody & Co. left a estate valued at 4.179 million dollars in real estate and 809 thousand in other property. The will, filed Oct 1 and allowed Oct 17, allocated a large trust for his daughter Amelia with remainder to Massachusetts General Hospital for McLean Hospital care. Mrs Gertrude Peabody received the residence at 120 Commonwealth Avenue and the Newbury Street garage with autos.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank E. Peabody
Commonwealth Avenue
Kidder, Peabody & Co
Suffolk
Peabody
Blame Cast On Robins By Donner In Russia Comment
Herman M. Donner charged Colonel Raymond Robins and other Americans with bolshevik apologist sentiment after Robins allegedly traveled to Murmansk without diplomatic knowledge and implied U S support for the Bolsheviks against Kerensky. He said the ambassador took months to counteract the claim.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Russia
Raymond Robins
Red Cross
William Thompson
Herman M. Donner
Finnish Senate
United States
National Civic Federation
Donner
Robins
Murmansk
Francis
Kerensky
Demonstration in Berlin Against the Allies
A Berlin protest Sunday in front of President Ebert’s residence opposed the peace treaty. Afterward the crowd marched to the Hotel Adlon near entente quarters and mistook American officers for British, shouting Down with England.
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Amsterdam
Berlin
Ebert
Adlon
England
Mayor and Council Plan Boston Parade for 26th Division
The Boston City Council approves a $50 000 municipal share for the 26th Division reception with General Edwards urging rank advancement. The parade will be in triple column through narrow streets with wounded veterans honored at the head and plans include auto conveyance for nonmarchers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
War Department
Edwards
New York
General Cole
Boston
State House
Red Cross
Albert S. Williams
Whiteside
School Street
City Hall
Baby and dog fall from roof in accidental mishap
A three story house roof incident ends with a boy Samuel falling sixty feet and a toy dog dying after being gripped by Samuel. He escapes serious injury with only a cut above the eye. A doctor and ambulance rush to the hospital while his father replaces the lost toy dog.
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Samuel
Sammy
New War Plane Flies Without Human Guide
Fort Worth Texas March 24 under automatic control an airplane capable of heavy load and operated without a human guide made a 100 mile flight and landed near the intended point. Secretary Baker and General March toured Camp Bowie and described an automatic flight guide invented in America as a possible instrument of war and warned of future horrors without the League of Nations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Worth
Tex
Newton D. Baker
Secretary Baker
Peyton C. March
Camp Bowie
Baker
America
League of Nations
Swiss Renounce Treaties With German Powers
The Swiss federal council renounced commercial treaties with Germany Austria and Hungary to avoid hindering negotiations for new treaties with France Italy and Spain. The move aims to facilitate future trade agreements while Switzerland seeks better terms with other partners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berne
Swiss Federal Council
Germany
Austria
Hungary
Switzerland
France
Italy
Spain
Europe Will Aid Our Men in Vocational Rehab
Reciprocal arrangements between the federal board for vocational education and allied-country officials provide disabled American soldiers who stay in Europe with vocational retraining and an up to 65 dollars monthly support with dependent additions. They will also receive medical treatment and artificial limbs and, once trained, compensation from the war risk insurance bureau. Allies’ disabled veterans returning to the United States will receive similar aid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Europe
United States
Federal Board For Vocational Education
War Risk Insurance Bureau
America
Filene Store Adapts Fast to Market Changes
The Filene store emphasizes rapid turnover of goods with new stock constantly arriving and leaving. It highlights a flexible capital that can seize every market turn and instant opportunity as trends shift.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Filene
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John H. Towers
Rowley Bill
McLean Hospital
Gen. Cole
Wilson
Moriarty
Baby
South America
Panama
Charles H Swift
Swift & Co
VICHY
Eich Ih
Pierce, Distributors
Dimity
Filene’s— Baby Shoe Store
Mahogany
Tan
Filene’ S
Thexton & Wright
Stein-Bloch
Women’s
Filene’s
Batiste
Philadelphia
H. & W. Brassieres
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