Wilson to send brief peace message to Congress
Paris May 11 Associated Press reports President Wilson will cable a short message to Congress on May 19. He will not submit the full peace treaty or Franco American engagement details for joint actions against Germany, reserving them for his personal return. Associates doubt June departure dates and say plans depend on treaty signing.
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Associated Press
Wilson
Congress
Germany
United States
Washington
Hilled Near Medway While Walking Tracks
Medway May 12 The third death within 24 hours on the local branch of the Newven railroad within a few miles of this station occurred here this day.
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Medway
Newven
Tragic Train Kills Three In Separate Accidents
Albert Johnson a 50 year old wood cutter and bear man living alone on the town outskirts was run down and killed by a west bound train while walking on the tracks. In a separate incident John Byrnes of Mendon and his fiancee Miss Mary Carroll of East Upton were killed when an auto they rode in was struck by a train near Bellingham station on Sunday afternoon.
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Albert Johnson
Johnson
John Byrnes
Mendon
Mary Carroll
East Upton
Bellingham
Maine Schooner Daniel C. Baker Wrecked Off Mabou
Word tonight says the schooner Daniel C. Baker of Eastport Maine was wrecked off Mabou on Cape Breton’s west coast after heavy weather following the Strait of Canso. All crew members were saved.
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Port Hawkesbury
C. B
Daniel C. Baker
Eastport
Mabou
Cape Breton
Strait of Canso
Magdalen Islands
Nicaragua Warned Not to Invade Costa Rica
Washington on May 12 reports that President Chamorro of Nicaragua was warned by the U S government against invading Costa Rica. Despatches from San Jose said hostile forces crossed the border, but officials could not confirm if troops were Nicaraguan or revolutionary forces.
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Washington
Chamorro
Nicaragua
Costa Rica
San Jose
Tiz Foot Powder Claim Promised to End Foot Pain
An advertisement touts Tiz as a cure for tired puffed up feet. It promises relief from burning feet, soreness, chafing and sweating, claiming shoes will fit better. The copy urges readers to buy a 25 cent box at drug stores and insists no substitute equals Tiz.
Stories of the 26th Division debuts in The Post
The Daily Post begins a serialization of World War I personal narratives by members of New England's 26th Division. Read as ongoing series in daily and Sunday editions.
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Post
New England
Daily
Sunday Post
Death by own action party to dawns at Seicheprey
Sgt. E A Burnham of Chelsea Massachusetts describes front line life with B Company 102d Machine Gun Battalion during the Seicheprey engagement on April 19 1918. He recalls mud and water in trenches the transfer of guns to new positions and the intense bombardment that followed a creeping barrage. He details the shelling killing Private Aikens and Private Lawton and the German forces pressing into the town before the battle shifts toward Battalion Headquarters. The narrative ends with praise for the defenders and notes a second installment to come.
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Rwich
Seicheprey
Jourey Woods
Aikens
Lawton
Hindenburg
Bocie
Mse
Edward Beatty
Bowie
Senate caucus sway on committee chairmanships in new session
Republican Senators debated plans to organize the new Senate and prepare for Wednesday’s party caucus. Disputes focused on the progressive bloc opposing Penrose of Pennsylvania as finance chairman and Warren of Wyoming as appropriations chairman.
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Washington
Senate
Penrose
Pennsylvania
Warren
Wyoming
Senators Split Over Penrose Warren Clash And Protests
Leaders of regular and progressive factions argued the situation remains essentially the same with regard to floor action against Penrose and Warren. Borah said he would never vote for Penrose, while progressives hedged on how far they would go. Talks with Lodge and the status of Smoot for the appropriations committee surfaced, but no definite decisions were reached and a further meeting was set for tomorrow.
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Penrose
Warren
Senate
Borah
Idaho
Smoot
Utah
Appropriations Committee
Johnson
California
Lenroot
Wisconsin
Lodger
Massachusetts
Moses
New Hampshire
Mr. Lodge
Bolshevism by a Princess
Princess Radziwill formerly of Russia promises an inside story on Bolshevism in her upcoming Boston Sunday Post article.
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Radziwill
Russia
Boston Sunday Post
Grand Jury To Get Case In Essex County
May 12 Essex county grand jury will hear evidence tonight prepared by City Marshal Timothy J. O'Brien and District Attorney Henry G. Wells. The probe is said to implicate several strike leaders Boston professionals and a few women. A spy on the general strike committee was reported today drawing strikers’ protest at alleged unfair tactics by mills.
Cure for flat foot with Dr Scholl arch supports
Orthopedic expert Dr Scholl promotes scientifically designed foot supports to brace the arch and halt flat foot progression. The Scholl line offers ready made and fitted devices sold through shoe and department stores from $2 to $6, with expert fitting to ensure invisible inside shoes comfort and immediate relief.
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Chicago
Scholl
Dr. Scholl
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