Carnegie Has Fine Vacation in Berkshire Hills
Mr and Mrs Andrew Carnegie and Miss Margaret Carnegie praised the Berkshire Hills calling it magnificent and unmatched except by Scotland. The Carnegies, who stayed at Shadowbrook since June, returned to New York today in Charles M Schwabs private car Loretta, after a pleasant summer and autumn.
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Mr. Carnegie
Berkshire
Scotland
Lenox
Andrew Carnegie
Margaret Carnegie
Shadowbrook
New York
Charles M. Schwab
Loretta
Lenox Station
Robbery at Commonwealth Avenue Public Alley Hits Mary Hines
Mary Hines, employed at a private resident on Commonwealth avenue, was attacked by two armed men in a rear alley near Commonwealth avenue and Beacon street. They robbed her of a handbag containing $50 in cash and bank books with deposits totaling $2385.49.
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Commonwealth Avenue
Beacon Street
Mary Hines
M. W. Rice
Architect Henry Vaughan Buried Beneath Chapel He Designed
The body of architect Henry Vaughan was buried today in the vault beneath Bethlehem Chapel at the National Episcopal Cathedral of Saints Peter and Paul in Washington. Vaughan, who died in Boston in June, designed the cathedral and many other church works in the United States and Europe.
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Washington
Henry Vaughan
Bethlehem Chapel
National Episcopal Cathedral of Saints Peter and Paul
Vaughan
Boston
Europe
Robbery Suspects Apprehended After Alley Assault
Two men struck Miss Hines in the head and fled after a brief struggle. Patrolmen Montgomery and Morgan, patrolling in a police car from Back Bay station, overtook the suspects at Harrison street after a chase. The handbag with money and bank book was recovered untouched. the pair, Richard Lenzi, 17, of 8 Hanson Street Somerville, and Irving C. Hall, 20, of 4 Saratoga Street East Boston, were locked up.
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Miss Hines
Montgomery
Morgan
Back Bay
Harrison Street
Richard Lenzi
Hanson Street
Somerville
Irving C. Hall
Saratoga Street
East
Boston
Millions of American women pledge food conservation
Washington reported that over 3,500,000 American women have become voluntary members of the food administration and pledged to follow its conservation directives. By tonight's tally from 36 states, about 500,000 more signed on during the fourth day of the pledge drive, with a goal of ten million signatures by week’s end.
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Washington
The
Food Administration
Russians Sink Turkish Craft in Black Sea
Russian torpedo boats attacked Inada Bay near the Bosphorus sinking a Turkish torpedo boat and destroying two Turkish steamers and a naval battery, the war office announced.
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Black Sea
Submarine warfare judged favorable as losses taper
The First Lord and Sir Eric outline that German submarine activity is diminishing British losses show a marked drop since April. They stress careful publication of tonnage lost is avoided to prevent aiding the enemy. They urge economy and mobilization of resources for a long war and pledge continued shipbuilding and maritime effort.
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Sir Eric
Lloyd George
Albert Hall
North Sea
Atlantic
Arctic
Mercantile Marine
Germany
Great Britain
Italy
France
Alliance
Eric
United States
Child Runs Before Truck in Dorchester Fatality
Irwin W. Cohen aged 9 son of Hyman Cohen of 240 Columbia Road Dorchester was playing on Devon Street yesterday when he ran in front of a moving automobile truck and was struck He died an hour later at City Hospital from a fractured skull and other injuries.
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Irwin W. Cohen
Hyman Cohen
Columbia Road
Dorchester
Devon
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Ivy 5
Ae NY
Kolynos
Kolynos Company
New Haven
Conn
VU. S.A
Gude
Pepto Mangan
Red
Gudes
W’arning
Gade
M. J. Breitenbach CO
Manufacturing Chemists
Paris
Filene
Just
Brown
Oxford
Stein-Bloch Organization
Switzerland
Ireland
London
England
Filene’s
D. & J. Anderson
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