Col House Leads U S War Mission Abroad
The article describes the American war mission led by Edward M House with Admiral Benson General Bliss and others as the first formal announcement of the approaching conference among allied powers. It details aims to coordinate allied actions for maximum war efficiency and notes the mission’s focus on military naval finance and logistics.
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Plete
United States
Wilson
Lansing
Edward M. House
W. 8. Benson
Naval Operations
Tasker H. Bliss
United States Army
Oscar T. Crosby
the Treasury
Vance 8 S. McCormick
War Trade Board
Bainbridge Colby
United States Shipping Board
Alonzo E. Taylor
Thomas Nelson Perkins
Gordon Auchincloss
Germany
Colonel House
Haci
Europe
Geta-It corn remover promoted as quick relief
Advertisement touts Gets-It as safe fast acting corn remover. Claims two corns are not worse than one and promotes ease of use without removing footwear. Promises immediate relief, cautions against imitations, price 25 cents or mail order from B Lawrence & Co Chicago Illinois.
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Central agency created to meet New England coal needs
A New York conference between water transportation lines and the Council of National Defence Inland Water Transportation Committee approved a central agency to coordinate coal supplies for New England. Major General Wiliam M. Diacn and R. A. C. Smith led the talks who urged prompt coal delivery to New England terminals and the use of private equipment for government needs.
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New York
New England
Council of National Defence
Wiliam M. Diacn
Vv. S. A
R. A. C. Smith
Smith
Transportation Lines
Australia to hold another conscription referendum
Melbourne reports that the Australian government will stage a fresh referendum on conscription after last year’s vote. Final tally showed 1,085,000 ballots in favor and 1,146,000 against.
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Melbourne
Australia
Meatless days decreed in Constantinople amid fuel shortage
The Cologne Gazette reports a Constantinople order fixes three meatless days weekly. Short fuel supplies force cutting of forests around the city to conserve resources.
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Constantinople
Amsterdam
Cologne Gazette
Two Arrested After Assault on Streetcar Conductor
Somerville police arrested Henry Burimacchi age 2 and Patrick Grainey age 21 for assaulting conductor Martin Coyne on a crowded Clarendon Hill Highland car. They face disorderly conduct charges after beating the conductor when Grainey could not depart at a non scheduled stop. Police responded with sergeant Graves and patrolmen Sherry and Buckley.
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Henry P. Burimacchi
Alpine Street
Somerville
Patrick H. Grainey
Chestnut Street
Martin Coyne
Clarendon Hill-Highland Avenue
Boston Elevated
Grainey
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Dr. Charles H. B. Davis of Meriden dies at 77
Meriden Connecticut November 7 Dr Charles H B Davis the oldest physician in Meriden and a former two term mayor and longtime state legislator died today at the State Hospital in Middletown aged 77 He served Meriden in the Legislature from 1873 to 1886 and authored books on medical scientific and historical topics.
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Charles H. &. Davis
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Relief funds approved for 25 Massachusetts firefighters
At the State House the Massachusetts Firemen's Relief Fund board approved 23 of 28 claims totaling 698 dollars. George F. Harwood of Lynn chaired the session noting payments ranged to 400 dollars and other sums.
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Board of Commissioners
State House
George F. Harwood
Lynn
Picketers 10 Go Back on Job in Washington
The National Woman's Party plans a long Washington picket line with Massachusetts participants. Mrs Agnes H Morey and Miss Katherine Morey will fly to Washington while Miss Ethel Saunders joins from Boston. Miss L J C Daniels, released on a suspended sentence, will travel for the Saturday protest.
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Walter G. Morey
Brookline
Ethel Saunders
Katherine Morey
Boston
Federal Express
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L. J. C. Daniels
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Hood’s Sarsaparilla: Old Reliable Blood Builder
An advertisement extols Hood’s Sarsaparilla as an enduring blood purifier and tonic. It stresses trust across generations, lists root and berry ingredients, and invites buyers to use the same familiar packaging and guaranteed results.
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