Ford Sues Paper for One Million in Chicago Case
Henry Ford sues the Chicago Tribune in U S District Court for 1 million dollars over an editorial calling him an anarchist. The suit alleges the piece incited public hatred and cited Ford’s stance on National Guard service and border issues.
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Wilson Signs New Federal Workmen's Compensation Act
President Wilson signed the Federal Workmen's Compensation act, approved by Congress, providing relief for government employees injured on the job.
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Washington
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American Schooner George E. Dudley Lost Off Iceland
The George E. Dudley, an American schooner, is reported lost off Iceland. The crew was saved and brought to Sigelfsjord after sailing from New York on July 13. Consul Winslow at Copenhagen relayed the loss to the State Department. no wreck details were provided.
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George E. Dudley
Iceland
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Copenhagen
Sigelfsjord
New York
Woman Helps Catch Thief at Brookline Gym
A Brookline Municipal gym physical instructor aided in catching an alleged thief as police investigated the incident. The page notes the role of the instructor in assisting officers during the event.
Brookline Thief Nabbed After Dramatic Street Chase
Miss Mary V. Mc Grath physical instructor at Brookline municipal gymnasium and Charles P. Cameron another gym staffer drove and chased thief Lewis Miller who allegedly attempted to rob St Lawrence Church poor boxes. Cavalry style pursuit ended with Miller snagged by the duo as Rev. Thomas F. McManus shouted chase.
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Brookline Municipal Gymnasium
Lewis Miller
St. Lawrence’s Church
Brookline
Charles P. Cameron
Miss McGrath
Heath Street
Miller
Mr. Cameron
Thomas F. McManus
Waterfront notes on fish landings and ship movements
Five vessels delivered groundfish to the new fish pier including two swordfish arrivals and one mackerel seiner. Prices rose for haddock cod pollock hake mackerel and swordfish. Vessels earned substantial crews’ shares from recent voyages. A large cargo for London was loaded from here and the Noble Maxwell will be launched at Cobb-Butler’s yard. The Ruth Robinson was reported safe at Charlottetown after concerns. The Bjornstjerne Bjornsen faced Bermuda denial but was supplied by the W S Taylor tug.
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W. H. Moody
Lafayette
Sadie Nunan
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Ruth Robinson
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Charlottetown
London
Anglian
Southerndown
St. Nazaire
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Rockland
Noble Maxwell
Rowe Brothers
Boston
Bjornstjerne Bjornsen
Bermuda
W. S. Taylor
Norfolk
Landsman
Shipping News: Steamers and Towing Vessels From Northeast Ports
A long log lists steamers and tugs sailing from Lynn Norfolk Boston and Philadelphia to destinations including Norfolk Portland Iceland and Baltimore. Vessels named include Ninian Rollerson Saramacca Close Prince George Simms Massasoit Bay State and Conestoga with barges and towing duties noted among numerous ports and calls.
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Yarmouth
Calvin Austin
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James L. Maley
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Ford
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Cunningham
Sandwich
John Boyle
Cullen No
Thomas Kelly
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Olsen
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Cleona
Glendower
Edwin L. Pillsbury
Swimm
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Aspinet
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Richmond
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Monitor
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Cocalico
Tohickon
Temple
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Reading
Flag Raising at New Building Marks 80 Day Construction Milestone
A crowd watched a worker climb the final iron column at the Washington and State streets site and raise a large American flag. The project completed its last iron column in 80 days since the first, with 26 working days and no accidents, prompting a celebratory flag-raising by the crew.
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State Streets
State and
Washington Streets
Filene Co operative Association Dance Draws Big Lexington Park Crowd
The Filene Co operative Association held a well attended dance at the Lexington Park bungalow last night. The event featured singing, dancing, speeches, and novelty acts with many attendees from town. Edward A Burns praised the committee and Joseph Costa thanked participants as the evening closed with three cheers for the F C A.
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Filene Co-operative Association
Edward A. Burns
Joseph Costa
Emperor at Somme as French Push Encircles Deniecourt Park
Paris dispatch reports Emperor William observing Combles fighting while La Liberte notes French General Michelet’s troops reached the Roye to Peronne railroad, holding 20 miles of line. Chaulnes lies near the front and Berny-en-Santerre’s capture strengthens French domination of Barleux and encircles Deniecourt Park amid stubborn fighting.
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Michelet
Roye
Peronne
Somme
Chaulnes
Berny-en-Santerre
Barleux
Deniecourt Park
Williams and Griffin Win Exhibition Doubles Match
R Norris Williams 2d and Clarence J Griffin defeated Ichiya Kumagae and H Mikami 3-6 7-5 6-2 at Cynwyd Tennis Club Philadelphia Williams replaced William M Johnston who shares the national doubles title Kumagae beat Roland Roberts 6-1 6-2 earlier in the day in singles
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R. Norris Williams 2d
Clarence J. Griffin
San Francisco
Ichiya Kumagae
H. Mikami
Williams
William M. Johnston
Griffin
Deuce
Kumagae
Roland Roberts
No Action on Using Parkman Fund Income
Mayor Curley failed to secure action in a special council session to allocate Parkman fund income for a concrete road in Franklin Park and to cover bills for the aquarium zoo and aviary. The council reached a quorum but took no vote. It then shifts to plans for children's dresses and notes a Maude Hall article in the Woman's Section of the upcoming Sunday Post.
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Maude Hall
Next Sunday Post
How I Won My Husband Contest Letters Featured
Contributors to the Woman's Section of the Sunday Post share touching letters in the How I Won My Husband contest. A weekly prize is awarded, highlighting personal stories of romance and humor from readers.
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