Gold installment arrives for Anglo French loan relief
A further ten million dollars in gold to fund France's half share of the five hundred million Anglo French loan arrived in New York aboard the steamship Havre. The delivery marks another installment in the loan program.
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New York
France
Havre
Father writes from Panama Canal Zone praising Elixir
A Panama Canal Zone father of three says Dr True's Elixir is the best family remedy he uses. He notes helping sick children and worms, asks for two bottles by mail, and credits quick, safe relief for his family.
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Panama Canal Zone
Balboa
Canal Zone
Dr. True
Panama
F. H. Purington
Doctor's Car Kills Boy at City Street Corner
Twelve year old Fred Wendell of 64 Brookline street was struck and killed by a car owned and driven by Dr. Walso V. Jones of 1688 Washington street at Worcester street and Shawmut avenue. The doctor transported the boy to City Hospital where he was pronounced dead and surrendered at East Dedham street station on a manslaughter charge.
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Fred Wendell
Brookline Street
Walso V. Jones
Washington Street
Worcester Street
Shawmut Avenue
Great Play Presented as Picture at Majestic Theatre
"Way Down East" shown as a photo play at the Majestic Theatre last evening marking a rare New England drama's long standing appeal. The production reached a wide audience, delivering its moral lesson through cinema form for the first time locally.
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Majestic Theatre
New England
Anna Moore photoplay thrills New England audience
The audience cheered as Anna Moore is saved from a raging ice river in a Lillian Gish starring production directed by D W Griffith. The well staged New England scenery and midwinter grind heighten the drama with Burr Meceintosh and Vivia Ogden delivering notable performances.
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New England
Lillian Gish
Richard Barthelmess
David Bartlett
Mary Hay
Kate Brewster
D. W. Griffith
Europe
Squire Bartlett
Anna
Miss Gish
Squire
Martha Perkins
Burr Mece- Intosh
Vivia Ogden
Ambiguities in the League Spark Harding Warning
Senator Harding told Civil War veterans and Kentucky and Tennessee citizens that the League of Nations is full of ambiguities and that Article 10 could threaten constitutional rights by inviting foreign war. He equated it to an old treaty logic used to toll Panama Canal routes and urged caution before joining a world pact. Delegations arrived early and joined veterans en route to the Indianapolis encampment.
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League of Nations
Harding
Kentucky
Tennessee
Wilson
Panama Canal
America
Indianapolis
Mobs clash in Belfast as curfew ends
Rival mobs clashed in Belfast's east end, hurling stones until police dispersed them by firing over the crowds. The confrontation followed the final night the curfew law was in effect.
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Belfast
Hub girl Clarissa Curtis engaged to Prince Michel Cantacuzene
The engagement was announced by Mr and Mrs Thomas Pelham Curtis of 447 Beacon Street for their daughter Clarissa Curtis to Prince Michel Cantacuzene also Count Speransky a Harvard senior. The party announcing the news was held at the Nahant summer home. Curtis says Clarissa debuted in 1917 and served as a Red Cross worker during the war. She belongs to the Chilton Club.
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Beacon Street
Clarissa Curtis
Prince Michel Cantacuzene
Count Speransky
Harvard
Curtis
Nahant
Miss Curtis
Red Cross
Chilton Club
Debutante’s Fiancé Tied to Cantacuzene Line in Russia
The young debutante is linked to Prince Cantacuzene through her fiancé, whose mother’s side traces to American lineage and who is a great grandson of General U. S. Grant. The Cantacuzene family resides in New York after the prince entered Harvard.
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Clarissa P. Curtis
Prince Michel Cantacuzene
General U. S. Grant
Prince
Princess Cantacuzene
Russia
U. S. Grant
New York
Harvard
Settle Nelson Divorce Case
Mrs Eva Guptill Nelson waives objections to a final decree in the Ernest B H Nelson divorce case from Winchester. The husband was decreed lisi and the absolute date was six months off. Mrs Nelson had objected to the decree due to alleged misconduct by her husband. He was awarded custody of Nancy but with visitation. a later agreement extends the time the girl can stay with her mother.
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Eva Guptill Nelson
Ernest BH. Nelson
Winchester
Nelson
Cambridge
Brookline
Nancy
Elizabeth M. Nelson
Engagement announced for Mary Grant to James Glasheen
Mr and Mrs Patrick Grant of 542 East Sixth street South Boston announce the engagement of their daughter Mary Grant to James L Glasheen of 2112 Mt Vernon street. No wedding date has been set.
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Patrick Grant
East Sixth Street
Boston
Mary Grant
James L. Glasheen
Mt. Vernon Street
Boom Captain Heintz for Legion Commander
Captain Victor Heintz of Cincinnati will be named as a candidate for national commander at the American Legion meeting in Cleveland next week. The plan was announced by his former division as the boom was discussed with Lieutenant Colonel Theodore Roosevelt during his stop in Chicago en route East.
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Victor Heintz
Cincinnati
American Legion
Cleveland
Heintz
Theodore Roosevelt
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