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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Nov 04, 1915
Page
2
W H Hunt of Lynn connected with Standard Oil drove on Jenkins avenue and struck George E Cox, knocking him unconscious. Hunt took the injured man to the hospital and reported the incident to police, claiming he did not see the pedestrian.
Brand Whitlock the American minister to Belgium cabled the State Department today that he is preparing to return home for a vacation due to ill health.
The decision to return home was by orders from his physicians and not linked to the Edith Cavell case. Officials say the leave was granted because of illness, with no German pressure, and Secretary Lansing confirms there is no political motive or Cavell connection.
The Hague reports United States minister Henry Van Dyke says rumors that Germany forced Brand Whitlock’s recall from Belgium are untrue. He states Whitlock would only return for health or vacation under regulations after years of service with high credit.
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