German Noble and Ex-Army Officer Arrested as Enemy Alien
Ferdinand von Schelley a German nobleman and former army officer who for 12 years served in the German army and is president and general manager of Burkhardt Brewing Company was taken into custody last night by Department of Justice agents on order of Assistant United States Attorney Judd Dewey as a dangerous enemy alien and will be interned.
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Ferdinand von Schelley
Burkhardt Brewing Company
United States
Judd Dewey
Department of Justice
Baron
Switzerland
von Schelley
Helena Burkhardt
Gottlieb Burkhardt
The
Ruth
Alton Place
Brookline
Dewey
Marshal Tighe
East Cambridge
Germany
Mitchell
Von Schelley the German Baron Arrested for Propaganda
German baron Von Schelley, linked to Hun propaganda and close to Dr. Karl Muck, was arrested in Brookline after FBI agents escorted him from his home. He faces internment in the South. no court proceedings are planned, with deportation anticipated once DA Dewey orders it.
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von Scholley
Wilhelm
Wurtemburg
United States
Boston
von Schelley
Karl Muck
Fort Oglethorpe
Pershing Shown Ready For Opportunity In Biography
The article previews General Pershing as always prepared to seize chances. It notes an early career advancement tied to a treaty and mentions the installment of The Real Life of General Pershing by H. F. Wheeler in the Boston Sunday Post.
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General Pershing
H. F. Wheeler
Boston Sunday Post
Destruction Orders From German Command Quoted
Washington reports include documents quoting German commanders orders for systematic destruction of property and poisoning of wells during the Belgian and French evacuations. A Sept. 5 order by the 108th Infantry Brigade directs rear guard village destructions with assigned units and calls for all to participate with more method and less haste, noting wells must be contaminated.
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Fashington
Washington
108Th Infantry
Cambridge Councillor Weds Mrs. Lynch in Harvard Square
Councillor William J. Lynch of North Cambridge married Miss Margaret C. MacDonald of Cambridge yesterday at St. Paul’s Church Harvard Square. The couple, long associated with Cambridge, wed after years in local service with the telephone exchange and civic life.
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William J. Lynch
Margaret MacDonald
Cambridge
Margaret C. MacDonald
Magnolia Avenue
Cambridge Telephone Exchange
Cedar Street
North
St. Paul's Church
Harvard Square
Japanese Industrial Mission Arrives in San Francisco
A Japanese industrial and economic mission led by R. Yamashina arrived in San Francisco. The group will tour the United States and South America advancing trade interests and meeting with business leaders.
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San Francisco
R. Yamashina
Tokio Chamber of Commerce
United States
South America
British Capture 1000 Turks in Mesopotamia Action
British forces north of Kaleh Sherghat along the Tigris engaged Turkish units and forded the river with cavalry and armored cars. They claimed 1000 Turks captured and drove Turks from positions three miles south of Kaleh Sherghat after a hard march. The report notes reinforcements restored the situation. Separately, the American Manganese Manufacturing Company announced the ship Ethel was lost off Cuba on its third voyage, with crew safe but cause undetermined.
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London
Kaleh Sherghat
Tigris
Mosul
Philadelphia
American Manganese Manufacturing Company
Ethel
Cuba
Conserve Paper With Back Of Letter Carbon Copies
Washington reports the American Forestry Association urged businessmen to write carbon copies on the back of letters to save paper. The plan reduces filing costs and clutter while preserving business history, claiming 50 percent less paper is needed. The association notes 1918 will require about seven million cords of wood for paper.
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Washington
United States
American Forestry Association
Forestry Association
Child falls while playing on Boston fire escape
A three year old boy named William Marcinovsky of 35 West Second Street South Boston is reported injured after an incident on a fire escape while he played. Further details were not provided in the fragment.
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William Marcinovsky
West Second Street
South
Boston
Homefall from height claims life at scene
A man fell from a height of 45 feet last evening and died at the scene. Dr Eger J. Keenan pronounced the Hoyead.
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Dreger J. Keenan
Making of a Famous Medicine Lydia E Pinkham’s Compound
A laboratory tour shows the preparation of a widely used remedy for female ailments. Over 350000 pounds of herbs are processed annually with solvents to extract medicinal properties. Utensils and tanks are sterilized and the product pasteurized and sealed for cleanliness. Letters from women praising the remedy are regularly published.
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Lydia E. Pinkham
Barber Promises Home Remedy For Gray Hair Change
New York City barber A. E. O'Brien promotes Orlex powder as a home treatment to turn gray, streaked, or faded hair black brown or light brown with water, claiming each box carries a $100 gold bond guarantee that it contains no silver lead zinc sulphur mercury aniline coal tar products or derivatives.
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A. E. O’brien
New York City
Orlex
Munyon's Cold and Grippe Remedies Advised
An old public health pitch urges readers to visit drug stores at first flu symptoms to buy Munyon's 30c Cold Remedy and 30c Grippe Remedy. It claims these remedies relieve watery eyes runny noses throat soreness and headaches within hours and days and boasts free medical advice from Munyon's Laboratories in Philadelphia.
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Munyon
Manyon
Today s Beauty Talk Sham poo at tiny cost from druggist
A beauty tip offers an easy dandruff removal shampoo made by dissolving Can thrax in hot water. One teaspoon makes a full cup of shampoo liquid enough to coat hair and scalp, then rinse to leave hair with lustrous softness and easy styling.
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Annie T. Keay
Larchmont Street
Dorchester
Charles W. Keay
101St Field Battalion
Signal Corps
Edwards
26Th Division
New York
Contoocook
Fi Americas Tsi
French Lick Springs
Indiana
Pluto
Pluto Water
America
Baron Ferdinand von Scholley
Bernstorff
Count von Bernstorff
Victory Plant
Squantum
Pershing
Lynch
Turin
W. L. Douglas
W.L.J
W.l.douglas
Brockton
Mass
W.L. Douglas
W. L. Douglas W. L. Douglas
Telling Shoe Co
Washington Street
Essex St
Washington St
Franklin St
Hanover St
Court Street
Howard Street
the Tigris
Sperry & Hutchinson Co
Goon Foundation
Frontier Asthma CO
Niagara and Hudson Sts
Buffalo, Neg
Munyon’s Laboratories
Columbia Ave
Phila., Pa
Beauty
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