Big Guns as Life Savers in War Effort
Medill McCormick, Illinois congressman, returns from Europe urging heavy guns and abundant ammunition to protect American soldiers. He argues superior firepower and strong rear support reduce casualties and praises U S troops in France under Pershing.
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Medill McCormick
Illinois
Europe
English Channel
Adriatic Sea
France
Pershing
Wife Loses Bid for Contempt Jail in Divorce Case
In Superior Court equity session, Bessie V. Sprague sought contempt against her husband Ira M. Sprague for unpaid alimony. Sprague testified his business was poor and he could not pay the weekly alimony of 33.50 awarded previously, while his wife described destitution and health issues. Judge Fox declined jail but ordered an execution for 62 dollars.
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West Brookline Street
Equity
Superior Court
Bessie V. Sprague
Fox
Sprague
Julian C. Woodman
Clarence B. Loud
McKenna Gets Three Months For Assaulting Officer
Francis McKenna was sentenced by Judge Day in South Boston to three months in the house of correction for assaulting Patrolman John R. Boots of the Athens street station Saturday evening. He also faces a $5 fine for using profane language near the Dorchester street station.
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Judge Day
South Boston
Francis McKenna
John R. Boots
Athens Street
Dorchester Street
Ice Cream Firm Fined Twice for Poor Standards
The Davis Ice Cream Company of Cambridge was found guilty on two counts of possessing ice cream below standard by Judge Joseph H. Barnes in East Boston District Court. A $10 fine was imposed on each count. Inspector Fred L. Marion of the State Board of Health filed the complaint.
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Cambridge
Joseph H. Barnes
East Boston
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Two Robbers Dead After Bold Robbery in New Castle
In New Castle Pennsylvania on November 15 a deputy sheriff posse and state constabulary tracked four bandits who robbed A D Farrell superintendent of G W Johnson Limestone Co after wounding him and killing an employee. One suspect was found dead in bushes near the scene as authorities recovered $9700.
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Penn
A. D. Farrell
G. W. Johnson Limestone Company
Bandit Shootout Halts Payroll Robbery in rural chase
A posse shot another bandit hiding in a tree a mile from the crime scene. Two robbers carried 9700 dollars from the Farrell auto. Superintendent Farrell with Tony Sack and George McBride were fired on 10 miles west while en route to Hillsville to pay Johnson company employees. Sack was killed, McBride escaped, and the four robbers fled with four pay envelopes.
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George McBride
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Double Breasted Belted Coat With Slash Pockets
A stylish double breasted belt around coat features slash pockets and cuff sleeves priced at nineteen dollars and fifty cents.
New England Railroads Seek Passenger Fare Increases
New England roads led by New Haven and Boston & Maine plan passenger fare rises as part of combined rate hikes. The petitions seek higher mileage and edges for several ticket types amid rising fuel steel and tax costs, with hearings set in Boston next week.
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Interstate Commerce Commission
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Boy Run Down in Dorchester by Unidentified Truck
An 11-year-old Dorchester boy, Richard G. Graham Jr., was struck on Columbia road by an unknown truck while returning from a church mission and suffered a fractured skull. He is at City Hospital on the dangerous list as police seek the vehicle and driver. two trucks were reported in the area near the time of the accident.
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Richard G. Graham, Jr
Richard G. Graham
Dorchester Avenue
Dorchester
St. Margaret's Church
Columbia Road
Field's Corner
Auto driver narrowly avoids tragedy saving girl on Dorchester Avenue
John Bowdoin of 24 Washburn Street, delivering for the Clearing House Parcel Delivery Co, swerved to avoid Christina Thompson, 10, crossing Dorchester Avenue. His auto struck a building at 1077 Dorchester, smashing a window and injuring Christina with a broken nose. Bowdoin's quick action kept the child from being crushed.
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Christina Thompson
Dorchester Avenue
John Bowdoin
Washburn Street
Clearing House Parcel Delivery Company
Bowdoin
Edison Proposes Shipping Plan To Convert Vessels
Thomas A. Edison proposes converting over a million tons of American sailing ships into steamers. He suggests twin screws to handle hull strain and boost speed, and will discuss details with Rear Admiral Capps of the Emergency Fleet Corporation for potential engineering study.
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Shipping Board
Thomas A. Edison
Edison
Rear Admiral Capps
Emergency Fleet Corporation
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