Hazelton and Companions Veiled Woman In Alienation Case
In Nashua on October 12 a $50 000 alienation suit against Orrin L Hazelton features deposition testimony by Ernest L Gagan about a trip with a veiled woman found with Hazelton near Ayer and Worcester. Hazelton's deposition reveals his troubled marriage and a settlement plan discussed after Mrs Mitchell joined the dispute.
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Nashua
N. H
Worcester
Mass
Ernest L. Gagan
Orrin L. Hazelton
Attorney Branch
Bessie Mitchell
Hazelton
Ayer
Gagan
Greenfield
Mitchell
Destroyers to Act as Neutrality Patrols
Three destroyers Jarvis Drayton and Fanning steamed from Newport Rhode Island to begin neutrality patrols along the New England coast following the German submarine raid Others were preparing to depart and unofficial reports place the flotilla toward Bar Harbor Maine The note about Love Letters in the Woman's Section of the Sunday Post appears in the same column
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Newport
R. I
Jarvis
Drayton
Fanning
New England
Maine
Bar Harbor
The
Sunday Post
Government weighs broader U boat threat to Atlantic trade
Officials warned that a prolonged submarine campaign off America could trigger a wider fight over vital interests. Disruption of Atlantic shipping, higher marine insurance, freight congestion and possible embargoes could force Washington to halt U boat raids on this side. The Bloomersdijk case is viewed with caution, and the State Department expects to assess Nantucket raid impacts case by case.
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Washington
Germany
Nantucket
Atlantic
Atlantic Seaboard
United States
Bloomersdijk
State Department
Department
Navy Department
Knight
Admiral Gleaves questions if Kingston ship sunk off Nantucket
Rear Admiral Gleaves reported his belief that no steamer Kingston or Kingstonian was sunk by the German sub off Nantucket. Destroyers searched Montauk Point to Nantucket lightship and found no evidence of such a ship, noting Knudsen likely meant Kingston. The Knudsea was destroyed nearby.
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United States
Gleaves
Atlantic Destroyer Flotilla
Kingston
Nantucket
Admiral Gleaves
Montauk Point
Kingstonian
Knudsen
Knudsea
Hughes Frames Equality Clash in Kentucky Campaign Stop
Charles Evans Hughes toured Kentucky delivering a critique of President Wilson's “new freedom” policy. In Louisville he argued the policy had, in one sense, become a form of “new slavery” despite the nation’s push for greater rights.
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Louisville
Charles Evans Hughes
Kentucky
Wilson
Women Smoke Clay Pipes As Hughes Lectures In Six Town Tour
Mr. Hughes spoke to crowds across six towns including Pikeville and Phoenix Hall. Audiences arrived from distant areas on foot, horseback, and muleback while many women wore sun bonnets and smoked clay pipes as he criticized the new freedom and tariff policy. He decried government ventures and shifts from Civil Service protections and international law, arguing for American enterprise and citizens abroad.
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Mr. Hughes
Pikeville
Marrowbone
Phoenix Hall
Hughes
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U.S
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Atail
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Men’s & Young Men
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