Kingstonian Not a U Boat Victim Confirmed
Rumors that the British steamer Kingstonian was among the raider's victims off Nantucket were denied yesterday by John H. Thomas of the International Mercantile Marine. He said the Kingstonian is at a distant port on a trip for the British admiralty. The report of six ships sunk is now thought to be an error.
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Adriatic Forges Escape With 353 Aboard Off New York
The White Star liner Adriatic with 353 passengers and 18 000 tons of war munitions left New York under darkness near Sandy Hook. Believed heading toward Liverpool, she followed the Pannonia and Minnehaha while observers at Sandy Hook saw no lights.
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200 Girls In Quarantine At Simmons College Dormitory
Isolated at South House 321 Brookline Avenue Simmons College dormitory 200 girl students fear exposure to infantile paralysis. Quarantine to last 10 days with no leaving or visits. College reopening Monday restricts access to outside students. Miss Elizabeth Miller of Warren Ohio ill Sunday.
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Elizabeth M. Goodrich
Elizabeth Miller
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Perhaps your baby's picture in the Woman's Section
The note suggests a future Sunday Post feature may print readers' baby photos in the Woman's Section, inviting submissions and participation for a community photo page.
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Protest Meeting of Strikers Fizzles Out in Chelsea
A. G. Walton Shoe Company strikers in Chelsea planned a protest against police discrimination but the meeting last night proved tame with speakers leaning socialist and the gathering ending early.
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A. G. Walton Shoe Company
Chelsea
Mild resolution on police actions passes in Dorchester scene
Dorchester residents approved a mild resolution denouncing police activity. In a separate incident, Albenca Leberace, 52, of Cambridge, was struck and knocked down by a trolley car while crossing the track near 931 Blue Hill Avenue yesterday afternoon. He is expected to recover.
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Dorchester
Albenca Leberace
Moore Street
Cambridge
Freight Conductor Falls From Moving Car at Readville
Charles R. Whittaker a freight conductor on the New Haven railroad was knocked from the top of a moving freight car as it entered Readville yard. He was not believed to be seriously hurt though he fell to the ground.
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Charles R. Whittaker
New Haven Railroad
Readville
Three Golf Tournaments at Ailmont Club Arlington Heights
Three golf events were played at Ailmont Golf Club in Arlington Heights yesterday. G. H. Haskell won the morning 11 hole handicap medal with a 107 2 75 card. In the afternoon handicap versus bogey, L. Doe won with four down. In the President's Cup, third round matches saw M. Benshimol and H. T. Van Huysen emerge as winners.
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Arlington Heights
G. H. Haskell
L. Doe
M. Benshimol
H. T. van Huysen
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