United States Rejects British Blockade Practice
A composite note from American press outlets denounces Britain's blockade as illegal and ineffective, asserting U S neutral rights must be defended through diplomacy and international law. The commentary cites prior orders and insists Washington will press Britain to obey established rules.
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New York
Germany
United States
Great Britain
Europe
Downing Street
NEW York Sun
Department of State
Austria
America
Lansing
Springfield Republican
London
Springfield Union
England
New Yorker Staats Zeitung on US German ties and wartime options
The article lauds Spirit and determination aiding dealings with the imperial German government while noting no hint of US plans if Britain counters. It urges patience to see if England will curb what it calls unlawful methods and hints at postwar damages actions as a possible outcome.
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NEW Yorker Staats Zeitung
Great Britain
United States
England
Three Injured in Auto Crash on Newburyport Turnpike
Mrs D Gage Huntt of 118 Western Ave Lynn and her two children Louise and Marshall were thrown from their car on the Newburyport turnpike in Peabody yesterday afternoon. Elijah M Sand of Wakefield collided with Huntt’s car, injuring the family. Chief Grady arrested Sand for reckless driving.
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Newburyport Turnpike
Peabody
D. Gage Huntt
Western Avenue
Lynn
Louise
Marshall
J. B. Thomas Hospital
Forest Street
Turnpike
Elijah M. Sand
Wakefield
Charles E. Huntt
Euclid Avenue
Sand
Alva H. Stein
Boston
Huntt
Hunrtt
Grady
Taxi Upset in Boylston Street Crash In Dorchester
A taxi carrying two women passengers was toppled on its side after a broadside collision with a touring car at Clarendon and Boylston streets. The Dorchester driver W H MacDonald and Nashua driver Fred P Prunier said brakes failed to prevent the crash both vehicles left the scene under their own power.
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Radcliffe Street
Dorchester
Clarendon
Boylston Streets
Fred P. Prunier
Lock Street
Nashua
Clarendon Street
Boylston Street
Five shaken up in Dedham car crash on Washington Street
Five people aboard a car driven by James C. Rice of West Everett were seriously rattled when a Norwood car driven by John F E Lewis struck it from the side on Washington near Court. Rice lost control and the car struck a tree. The occupants, including Rice’s wife, daughter, niece and brother in law, were all shaken but refused medical aid.
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James C. Rice
Prescott Street
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Norwood
Rice
Everett
Convention Opens Tomorrow for AFL 35th Annual Session
San Francisco reports the American Federation of Labor to convene its 35th annual meeting with over two million organized workers represented. Delegates from Canada Great Britain and possibly Japan will attend. The opening session will be in the California Building at the Panama Pacific Exposition with welcomes from Governor Hiram W Johnson and Mayor James Rolph Jr.
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American Federation of Labor
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Japan
California
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James Rolph, Jr
Brandeis Addresses Union Park Forum on Jewish Crisis
Louis D. Brandeis told a packed Temple Chabel Shalom audience that Zionist ideals spur Jewish rebirth and that the crisis strengthens the fight for equal rights and national preservation. He said America bears a special duty as Palestine shows promise for American Jews.
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Brandeis
America
Palestine
Representative Dodge Dies in Springfield at 58
Representative William A. Dodge, who was re elected to the Legislature, died at his home 542 Union Street, Springfield, today of heart trouble. He was 58, had served one term in the House after being re elected on November 2, and previously worked in local business and served on the Board of Aldermen.
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William A. Dodge
Union Street
Murder at Card Game in Lynn Boarding House
Pasquale Moscolli an Italian laborer about 35 boarded at 148 Blossom street Lynn was stabbed to death after a quarrel during a card game last night Police hold neighbor Rocco Corbo in connection with the case
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Pasquale Moscolli
Blossom Street
Lynn
Rocco Corbo
Tragedy at Moscolli’s boarding house ends in arrests
Police say Corbo and Frank La Quinto visited Moscolli’s boarding house to play cards with him and landlord Don Pappo. A quarrel after drinking led to Moscolli being stabbed in the groin and La Quinta struck with a beer bottle. Moscolli lay dead as officers arrested Corbo and La Quinta.
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Frank la Quinto
Moscolli
Donald Pappo
Pappo
la Quinta
Stringer
Frank la Quinta
Munroe Street
Sta
Card game stabbing leaves man injured after bottle blow
Police report a man badly cut over the head with bloodstained clothing after a card game. He named a fifth man, Rocco Most, as son-in-law of the landlord, claiming innocence while admitting he was winning when struck. police plan to detain him post treatment.
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Tion
Rocco Most
Jewel Robbers Break In At Medford Home
Thieves forcibly entered the home of Edward J. Shea at 173 Central Avenue, Medford, on Saturday night and took about 200 dollars worth of jewelry. They left two gold watches in a chamois bag, but removed the remaining items.
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Edward J. Shea
Central Avenue
Medford
Busy Angell Memorial Hospital Sees Surge in Animal Cases
Angell Memorial Hospital reports rising monthly cases at Longwood Avenue. In October the hospital treated 173 animals across 95 dogs, 42 cats, and 86 horses with 43 operations. Dispensary logged 154 dogs, 82 cats, 12 horses, and 7 birds. Total since March 1: hospital 1207, dispensary 174, combined 3000. Built to meet demand, the facility added new pens and cages as third equipment expansion.
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Angell Memorial Hospital
Longwood Avenue
ORRINE Advertisement Promises Risk-Free Trial
An advertisement offers ORRINE with a money-back guarantee if no results after a trial. It targets wives and mothers of heavy drinkers, claims in-home private treatment, one powder form and a pill form, priced at $1 per box, with a booklet available and sales through Riker-Jaynes Drug Stores in Washington DC.
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Wash
D. C
Riker-Jaynes Drug Stores
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