Wason Reveals He Is Father to Nashua Couple’s Child
In Nashua on March 30 Congressman E H Wason disclosed to friends in the city that in Washington there is a red headed youngster of about two who calls him daddy. He had been in town for a week mourning his elderly housekeeper and visiting partner Joseph Labine, co owner of the Nashua Driving Park. Mrs Wason is identified as Miss Sadie Whitney of Manchester. her parents say the congressman married their daughter about four years ago. Deputy Sheriff George F E Lyman noted the rumor.
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Nashua
N. H
E. H. Wason
New Hampshire
Washington
Joseph Labine
Wason
George FE. Lyman
Post
Sadie Whitney
Manchester
Lonesome Husband Accused of Pounding Wife at West Quincy
James F. Gorman of 243 Water Street West Quincy faces assault and battery charges in Quincy Court after a confrontation with his wife Mrs Rose Gorman. Police say the couple who had been separated argued at the West Street railroad crossing and he struck her with a rock causing injury. Gorman was arrested following the incident and received medical attention for Mrs Gorman.
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James F. Gorman
Water Street
West Quincy
Quincy Court
Rose Gorman
Gorman
West Street
More German liners reach English coast under Armistice flag
Additional German liners and large steamers, sailing under the Armistice flag, arrived off Deal to be placed under entente control. French pilots will guide them into French ports with Havre likely to receive most of these vessels.
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London
Mar
Deal
Havre
Boston Central Labor College Opens Monday in Roxbury
Boston Central Labor Union launches Trade Union College at the High School of Practical Arts Roxbury corner Greenville and Winthrop streets offering evening courses from 8 to 10 pm with a $2.50 enrolment per 10 lectures. Notables like Roscoe Pound and Irving Fisher schedule courses.
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Boston
Trade Union College
High School of Practical Arts
Greenville
Winthrop Streets
Roxbury
Dudley Street
United States
American Federation of Labor
Boston Central Labor Union
Roscoe Pound
Harvard Law School
William Z. Ripley
Harvard Economics
Irving Fisher
Yale
New England College
New College
Mabel Gillespie
Washington Street
Gillespie
Emily Michtom
Michael A. Murphy
Stablemen’s Union
Stenographers’ Union
John J. O'Hare
Stone Cutters’ Union
William Leavitt Stoddard
Freedom of Labor
League for the Preservation of American Independence Formed
Washington reports the completed organization of the League for the Preservation of American Independence led by Henry Watterson. George Wharton Pepper chairs the executive committee to oppose ratification of a League of Nations treaty. The group issues a declaration condemning the proposed covenant as legalizing war and surrendering U S sovereignty.
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Washington
League For the Preservation of American Independence
Henry Watterson
Louisville
George Wharton Pepper
Philadelphia
League
League of Nations
United States
International Council
Archduke and ex-millionaire arrested at border crossing
Geneva report says Archduke Joseph Francis and Julius Ommeich attempted to cross from Hungary into Germany disguised as peasants. Their hands betrayed them with manicured nails and clean appearance. They were sent to Budapest for identification and imprisonment was ordered.
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Geneva
Archduke Joseph Francis
Julius Ommeich
Germany
Herr Kenrborg
Budapest
Belakun
Easter Parade Prices Run Higher In Boston 1919
Boston faces the costliest Easter on record with forecasts of a billion dollar parade along Tremont and Back Bay. Eggs rose five cents a dozen, hats and skirts cost more, and even hats pins and hot cross buns are higher as shortages and postwar reconstruction drive up prices.
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Boston
Tremont
Back Bay
Miladies
Francois
Jeanette
Milady
Navy fires first shot in Liberty Loan drive
Washington March 30 More than three weeks before the Victory Liberty Loan campaign opens the navy starts the drive with a $5000 subscription from Secretary Daniels who sent an Alnav message to all ships shore stations and training camps urging full Navy support to match the country in the campaign.
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Washington
Victory Liberty Loan
Navy
Daniels
Europe
T. J. Cowie
Alnav
All Navy
Naval Service
Bedford Man Wears Cross After World War Service
First Lieutenant William F. Loomis of Bedford returns from France after nearly two years with the French and American air forces. He wears the Lafayette ribbon and the Croix de Guerre for distinguished service as a flight commander. Loomis left Amherst College in 1917 and went to France May 17 as part of the American ambulance field service before joining the Lafayette Corps and later transferring to the American air forces on January 26, 1918.
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Ibedford
William F. Loomis
Elihu G. Loomis
France
Lafayette
Loomis
Amherst College
French Air Service
Lafayette Corps
Ukrainians Offer Talks for Ceasefire with Poles
The Ukrainian commander telegrams that talks may begin to end hostilities with Poland if allies establish a demarcation line along the current battle front. An American officer and staff have reached Stanislau to negotiate with the allied mission, the Poles, and Ukrainian forces southwest of Lemberg.
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Berne
Stanislau
Lemberg
Poland
Message From the Atlantic About Bill the Rookie
A wireless telegram to Mable reports Bill the Rookie is aboard a vessel on the deep Atlantic waters and too seasick to write. The message hints at illness and distress without detailing exact conditions or location.
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Atlantic
Bill
Mable
Upper Class Is Uneasy in Hungary Amid Food Strikes
Advices from Captain Thomas C. Gregory of the US Food Administration in Trieste say quiet prevails in Hungary and timely food shipments may ease unrest. Lieutenant Smith reports Budapest's drugstores and a few cafes open with high class unease. A 15 member council is named with Belakun at the head as new government. Prof Brown and Lt White remain in Budapest. Entente missions depart for Belgrade and Vienna. Brown says prompt food aid could calm fears and halt dismemberment fears.
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Paris
Thomas C. Gregory
United States Food Administration
Trieste
Hungary
Smith
Vienna
Budapest
Belakun
Professor Brown
Lieutenant White
Belgrade
Serbia
Brown
Wincarnis general tonic advertisement promises renewed energy
Run down readers receive a home treatment claim for Wincarnis as a four fold tonic. It pledges stronger nerves blood and vitality with a simple tablespoonful daily routine and a free sample offer via Edward Lassere Inc New York.
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Edward Lassere, Inc
U. S
West 23d Street
New York
Longworth Attacks Mann Over Speakership Power
Representative Longworth of Ohio renewed his attack on Representative Mann of Illinois saying Mann, though defeated for Speaker two to one, would hold greater influence in the next Congress than if elected.
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Washington
Mar
Longworth
Ohio
Mann
Illinois
Pink Pills Praised In Nervous Debility After Pneumonia
Mrs. Myrtle Landers of Haverhill Massachusetts credits Dr Williams Pink Pills with reversing fatigue nervousness and poor appetite after pneumonia and Spanish influenza. She reports improved color appetite and strength after two boxes. Pills sold 50 cents a box six for 2 50 with mail order available from Dr Williams Medicine Co Schenectady New York.
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Myrtle Landers
Plummer Street
Haverhill
Mass
Mrs. Landers
Dr. Williams
Dr. Williams Medicine Co
Schenectady
N. Y
Woman's relief from severe weakness with Lydia Pinkham remedy
Mishawaka Indiana reader Mrs Supa Oldfather credits Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound with curing three months of severe female weakness that hampered work. The ad urges others to try the root and herb remedy and to contact Lydia E Pinkham Medicine Co for guidance based on forty years of experience.
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Mishawaka
Ind
Lydia E. Pinkham
Supa Otprather
West Second Street
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New Victory
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G. William Breck
Bill Breck
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