Germany and United States seek quiet settlement over Arabic incident
Berlin reports say President Wilson will avoid a formal reply to Germany over the Arabic sinking and will confer with Ambassador Von Bernstorff. German papers praise the move as goodwill and hope negotiations in Washington lead to a peaceful understanding, despite conflicting notes and press hostility.
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Berlin
London
Wilson
von Bernstorff
Germania
Washington
The
Hague
National Zeitung
Ambasador
Count von Bernstorff
America
United States
Germany
Paris
Fragments Hint at Quiet Talks to End Dispute
A partial clipping suggests both sides prefer amicable negotiations to resolve a dispute. The readable text emphasizes informal talks over formal proceedings as the likely path forward.
John D Rockefeller denies refusing loan to allies
New York report says John D Rockefeller released a statement denying an interview from Cleveland claiming he would not consider taking part in the war loan. His office stated he gave out absolutely no interview whatsoever and did not refuse any loan requests from England or Russia.
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New York
John D. Rockefeller
Rockefeller
Cleveland
Anglo-French Commission
Ingland
Russia
Note to England Delayed. Wilson and Lansing in Conference
Washington reports President Wilson and Secretary Lansing held a general conference on international affairs before Lansing’s 10 day vacation. The long note to Great Britain on interference with American trade is ready but awaits Berlin’s position on submarine matters. The United States objects to Britain placing burden of proof on cargo owners and shippers.
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America
Ress
Soersen Zeitung
Germany
England
Britain
Washington
Boersen Zeitung
Wilson
Lansing
United States
Great Britain
Berlin
Receiver sought for Grand Lodge of Massachusetts Knights of Honor
Oliver 8. Hayward of Boston applies in Suffolk Superior Court for a receiver to manage funds of the Grand Lodge and to authorize sale of subordinate lodge property for the benefit of Massachusetts members. He is a member of Grand Lodge and Massachusetts Lodge No 1226.
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Grand Lodge
Grand Lodge of Massachusetts
Knights of Honor
Suffolk Superior Court
Oliver 8. Hayward
Boston
Massachusetts Lodge
Massachusetts
McCall’s Republican Governor Bid Draws Essex Crowds
The Hon Samuel W McCall and his two daughters Ruth and Katherine conducted a long tour through Essex county making speeches in Haverhill Boxford Middleton Andover Methuen and Lawrence. Voters greeted him warmly and hailed him as the next governor at each stop.
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Samuel W. McCall
Ruth
Katherine McCall
Essex County
McCall
Haverhill
Boxford
Middleton
Andover
Methuen
Lawrence
McCall Campaign Tour Draws Large Crowds Across Massachusetts
On the return trip to Boston McCall spoke to over 2000 people at Everett square and Allston. He urged a strong protective tariff and preparation for both war and peace. Stops included Haverhill Washington square, Railroad square in Boston, Middleton square Middleton, Boxford Second Corps Cadets camp, Andover Town Hall, Methuen, and Lawrence Essex and Franklin streets where about 450 heard 15 minutes of remarks. He framed his bid as the party reunification needed for a Republican governor this fall.
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Boston
Everett Square
Ward 25
Republican Club
Allston
Washington Square
Haverhill
Railroad Square
McCall
Middleton Square
Sam" McCall
Mr. McCall
Second Corps Cadets
Boxford
Andover
John N. Cole
Boston Industrial Commission
Town Hall
MecCall
Cole
William H. Russell
Republican Town Committee
Methuen
Essex
Franklin Streets
Lawrence
Heat forces New Bedford high schools to close early
In New Bedford on September 17 the high school dismissed early due to heat with grade principals authorized to close buildings at their discretion. An advertisement touts Adamson Cough Balsam as a remedy for colds.
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New Bedford
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Houghton & Dutton Co
New England
Coats
Infants’ and Children’s Department
Norfolk
Roxbury
Louis P. Berenson
Essex St
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Isaac Rich
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Main St
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