Ford Sues Paper For One Million
Henry Ford sues the Chicago Tribune in U S District Court for 1 million dollars over an June 25 editorial calling him anarchist. The suit claims the editorial incites public hatred and financial injury and quotes statements about Ford and National Guard workers.
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FORD
PAPER
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Chicago Tribune
Chicago
Henry Ford
Detroit
United States
The
Tribune
National Guard
Wilson Signs Federal Workmen's Compensation Act
President Wilson signed the Federal Workmen's Compensation act after Congress passed it. The act provides relief for government employees injured on the job and expands protection for federal workers.
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Wilson
Washington
Congress
American Schooner Is Lost Off Iceland
The George BE. Dudley, an American schooner, is reported lost off Iceland. The crew were saved and brought to Sigelfsjord after the vessel sailed from New York on July 13 for Sigelfsjord. no wreck details were released. Consul Winslow at Copenhagen notified the State Department.
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Washington
George BE. Dudley
Iceland
State Department
Winslow
Copenhagen
Sigelfsjord
New York
Woman Helps Catch Thief at Brookline Gym
A Brookline Municipal gym physical instructor helped capture an alleged thief, assisting in the quick apprehension after the incident at the facility.
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Brookline Municipal Gym
Brookline gym instructors aide capture of alleged church thief
Miss Mary V. Mc Grath and Charles P. Cameron pursued and seized Lewis Miller after he allegedly attempted to rob poor boxes at St Lawrence Church. Rev Thomas F McManus saw the chase and directed the effort that ended with Miller dragged onto the running board of Cameron's car.
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Mary V. McGrath
Brookline Municipal Gymnasium
Lewis Miller
St. Lawrence's Church
Brookline
Charles P. Cameron
Miss McGrath
Heath Street
Miller
Mr. Cameron
Thomas F’. McManus
Five vessels bring groundfish to new pier amid busy fish trade
The report notes five vessels delivering groundfish to the new fish pier including two swordfish and one mackerel seiner. Prices rose slightly with wholesale haddock at 3.5 to 4 cents and swordfish at 20 cents. The Ruth Robinson was said to be safe in Charlottetown after earlier fears. The cargo for London included 80 000 bushels wheat and 1 500 tons flour among other items. The Noble Maxwell will be launched later this month by Rowe Brothers of Boston.
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Haddock
W. H. Moody
Lafayette
Sadie Nunan
Agnes
Ruth Robinson
Liverpool
Charlottetown
London
Anglian
Southerndown
St. Nazaire
Corsair
Cambrian
English Channel
Cobb-Butler’s
Rockland
Noble Maxwell
Rowe Brothers
Boston
Bjornstjerne Bjornsen
Bermuda
W. 8. Taylor
Bat
Norfolk
Landsman
Steamers and Barges Sailings and Tows Listed in Harbor Record
A long list documents steamers and tugs sailing from and being towed to ports including Norfolk Boston Baltimore Philadelphia New York and Portland with vessels such as Anglian Prince George Melrose and Conestoga plus numerous barges and tows like Buck Ridge Glendower and Cardenas.
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Rollerson
Manchester
Eng
Saramacca
Close
Port Simon
C. R
Prince George
Simms
Yarmouth
N.S
Calvin Austin
Ingalls
St. John
N. B
Eastport
Portland
Katahdin
Macbeth
Jacksonville
Charleston
Gloucester
Hatch
Middlesex
Norfolk
Newton
Abbott
Newport News
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Colberth
H. M. Whitney
Hamilton
New York
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Rawley
Bangor
City of Rockland
Linscott
Bath
Bay State
Strout
Massasoit
Brown
Machiasport
City of Gloucester
Limekin
Cape Ann
Thompson
James L. Maloy
White
Vesta
Ford
Boston
Lynn
Neptune
Cunningham
Sandwich
John Boyle
Cullen No
Thomas Kelly
Conestoga
Olsen
Philadelphia
Buck Ridge
Cleona
Glendower
Edwin L. Pillsbury
Swimm
Baltimore
Anglian
London
San Jose
Tiavana
Melrose
Lamberts Point
Quantico
Kershaw
Brandon
Aspinet
Lond
Iceland
Gwalla
M[oston
Sewalls Point
Beattie
T. J. Hooper
Eureka
Cardenas
Newport
Piedmont
Delaware
Richmond
Occidental
Ontario
Pilgrim
Liberty
Metacomet
Guttenberg
Monitor
Indian Ridge
Neshaminy
Prudence
Cocalico
Tohickon
Temple
Patience
Reading
Hampshire
Horace A. Allyn
International
Merriam
Suffolk
Ontelaunee
Philadephia
T. Co
Carlisle
Leesport
Exeter
Plymouth
Port Johnson
Salem
Flag Raiser Tops Column as Building Nears Completion
A noon crowd watched a worker climb the tallest iron column at Washington and State streets to hoist a large American flag. The act celebrated the final iron column installation with 80 days since the first column and no accidents.
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Newspaper Row
Washington
State Streets
State and
Washington Streets
Filene Co-operative Association Holds Successful Dance
The Filene Co-operative Association hosted a highly successful dance at the Lexington Park bungalow last night. From 8 to 10 30 PM attendees enjoyed singing dancing speeches and various novelties. Edward A Burns praised the entertainment committee and Joseph Costa echoed the applause with a brief speech ending with three cheers for the F C A and its members.
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Lexington Park
Filene Co-operative Association
Edward A. Burns
Joseph Costa
Emperor Sees Somme Fight At Combles Front
Paris dispatch reports Emperor William observing the Somme clash as French General Michelet’s forces reach and hold a Roye to Peronne railroad segment for 20 miles. Chaulnes nears French lines, Berny-en-Santerre fall would encircle the German second defense at Denicourt Park amid continued stubborn fighting.
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Paris
William
la Liberte
Combles
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 of San Francisco defeated Japanese experts Ichiya Kumagae and H Mikami 3 6 7 5 6 2 at Cynwyd Club Philadelphia in an exhibition. Kumagae previously beat Roland Roberts 6 1 6 2 in singles.
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Philadelphia
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 Parkman Fund for City Projects
Mayor Curley sought a special session to release Parkman fund income for a Franklin Park concrete road and for aquarium zoo aviary bills. A quorum appeared yesterday but no action followed. The piece ends with a teaser about planning school dresses and a Maude Hall article in the Woman's Section.
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Parkman
Franklin Park
Maude Hall
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How I Won My Husband Contest Prizes Featured
Woman's Section readers submit heartfelt letters to the How I Won My Husband contest in the Sunday Post. Each week a prize is awarded, highlighting touching, human stories in the community pages.
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Sunday Post
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