Three Year Term For Officer Impersonator Profiteer
In New Haven 3 year sentence was imposed on Bert MacClair described by State Attorney Alling as among the meanest criminals. He stole $1000 in jewelry from a house he lived in and then impersonated an officer in New York City. He robbed a Yale student, a young woman, and a dying woman of a diamond ring, using stolen papers to pose as Captain Goll of Hawaii.
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New Haven
Herbert &. AfeClair
Judee Kellogs
Alling
United States
MacClair
New York City
Goll
Hawaii
Yale
Liberty Lan
Call for Conn Men to Enter Schools August 1
Fifteen states were called up by Provost Marshal General Crowder for 7,000 draft registrants to receive school training between August 1 and 15. Inductions may be voluntary until July 32. An additional call seeks 399 draft men qualified as cooks to move August 1 and to be accepted as volunteers until July 23. Connecticut allocated 106, Massachusetts 190, University of Maine inclusion noted.
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Washington
Crowder
Connecticut
University of Maine
Massachusetts
Univeristy of Maine
Business Leaders to Aid Russia Selected by Wilson
Washington July 16 conferences between Daniel Willard and government officials disclose Mrs Willard has been offered and is understood to have accepted a place on a body of American business men industrial leaders and financiers chosen by President Wilson to extend aid to Russia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Daniel Willard
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Vinci Restores Health in Constitutional Remedy Claim
Mrs Addie Wilkerson tests Vinci as a constitutional remedy revitalizing blood and strength after long weakness and discouragement. Ad cites Hindle Pharmacy and druggists everywhere, with praise for rapid health gains and prior failure of other tonics. Testimony emphasizes revitalized health and restored energy through Vinci.
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Florence
Vinci
Addie Wilkerson
F. J. Ostrofsky
Hindle Pharmacy
New England Casualty List Adds Sixteen Names
General Pershing reports 102 casualties with 14 in action and 15 missing or prisoners. Names list includes J. W. Hanley Newark New Jersey and F. E. Roderick South Bend Indiana among the killed or wounded, along with a Marine tally of 88 casualties and multiple listed individuals across cities such as Philadelphia Newark Newark and Boston.
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Pershing
Tashington
J. W. Hanley
Newark
N. J
Mannis
Centerville
F. HW. Collings
Edmond
Okla
A. Fuller
Geraldine
Mont
I H. Baldt
Wellston
Tonis Bruno
Burnett Avenue
Syracuse
N. Yi
Knowlton
Bradley
T. Many
Roe Avenue
Newburgh
Mensurati
Praci
Italy
Ruconich
Ossdro
Austria
G. Turcotte
Jenks Street
Wall River
Mass
Vernon Wymerman
Baltimore
Ohio
F. E. Roderick
South Bend
Ind
W. G. Storch
Black Avenue
New York
D. Patterson
McConnellsville
E. C. Rocha
Los Angeles
Cal
A. Smith
Zephyr
Tex
Smith
Pineville
Snyder
Continental
A. E. Winslow
Rockland
Hampton
Matthews
BR. Perry
Cushing
B. MM
Spansky
Alerton
Modi
Philadelphia
Maine
Washington
D. J. Donahue
Vinton St
Boston
R. W. Ish
C. C. Kite
H. Gressman
H. Hillix
Fredonia
Mas
G& W
Klapa
N. JL
W. Dxorskey
Grand Rapids
Mich
J. Napp
EB. A. Neil
San Antonio
Texas
J. Semian
Taylor
F. Sidders
Yardville
Bee Turner
Waco
J. A. Overland
Camden
H. Bemberg
Chicago
PD. G. Glandin
Amherst
N. Hi
J. B. Brown
Lynchburg
Huchheister
W. E. Burton
Kansas City
Cleveland
Greenwich
D. Dougherty
St. Louis
G. J. Duclo
Cascade
Cola
Hugh Frackrell
Aldridge
Idaho
H. Fuscher
Ofallon
J. Gan
Eunice
N. G
D. CG. Horton
Litehfield
Fremont
Wis
Weller
Milwaukee
W. J. Geary
D.C
D. Barker
Rockport
Meelher
Pashington
G. Ee
Tyas
John
J. C.hulson
Salem
Proctor
East Cambridge
M Cc
Steinkamp
Std
Columbus Ave
Tank Steamer Collides With U S Destroyer
An Atlantic port reports a collision between a tank steamer and a United States destroyer. Both ships suffered heavy damage but continued to move under their own power. A separate note mentions a reported theft of a rug from a porch, with police investigating.
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Atlantic
United States
Brooklawn Club Weighs Fuel Options For Winter
The Brooklawn country club faces a fuel choice as the U S Fuel Administration restricts private clubs from burning coal, wood, peat or other fuels from December to April unless a permit is granted. Wood or peat may be used if available without rail transport, or with a state certificate and public-interest clearance. The Brooklawn Club, compliant so far, is expected not to secure a permit due to anthracite shortages, and converting to wood or peat would need major heating system changes. The notice also records enlistments of Thurston Carlson, 18, of 99 Fox Street, and Elus Proper, 36, of 198 George Street, in British recruitment.
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Brooklawn Country Club
Fuel Administration
United States Uel Administration
Washington
United States Fuel Administration
Brooklawns Club
The
Carlson
Thurston
Carlison
Fox Sttreet
Fairfield Avenue
Elus and Proper
George Street
Build Up Your Blood and Entire System Benefits
A vintage testimonial ad touts Dr Williams Pink Pills as a blood and nerve tonic. It cites nervous headaches and rundown health improving after using the pills, offered by the Dr Williams Medicine Co. with pricing and a free hook on the blood.
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Atrs
J. H. Morgan
Carrectionville
Towa
Dr. Williams
Kbesan
Dr. Wilms Medicine Co
Schenectady
Get New Kidneys Advertisement Offers Urgent Relief
An old advertisement extols cold medat kidney relief claiming quick cure for Bright's disease and urinary issues. It urges immediate drugstore purchase and money back refund if relief is not felt, citing Mrs. H W Roberts and references to Elixir for worms. Includes pricing and contact data for Dr True & Co. Auburn Maine.
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Bright
H. W. Roberts
Asylum St. Flint, Mich
Porch Sleepers Lose $5,000 in Jewels Robbery
Stamford reports burglars entered Douglas L. Millman’s home at Collander's Point last night and stole jewelry valued at $4,600 along with $60 in cash. The burglars rummaged through chambers, taking personal effects and sorting out valuables.
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Stamford
Douglas L. Millman
New York
Collander’s Point
Rheilimans
Von Stengel Protégé of Bismarck Faces Jail
New York report says Dr. August Richard von Stengel, a former German artillery officer and protege of Prince Bismarck, was jailed as a dangerous propagandist. He reportedly uses the name Friedrich August Richard von Sturensch and his true actions were not disclosed by officials.
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New York
August Richard von Stengel
Rufus W. Spregue
Friedrich August Richard von Sturensch
Sprague
von Stengel
Prince Bismarck
Aoelle
Jewelry theft target room says best quality pieces taken
A burglary occurred in another room with only personal jewelry of best quality taken from the scene. Cash from Mr. Eliiman's clothing was also reported missing, details limited to the recovered items and suspect description.
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Mr. Eliiman
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Jack
America
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Troy
Gienn
Ss. Bureau of Mines
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Pris
Russia
Glenwood Coal and
White Mountain
Main ST
Cor. Elm ST
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Yates’ Street
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G& C Thompson
G. E. Wiliams
Oakfield
A. Wood
Orchard Park
Cook F. Hunziker
G. Darrett
College Point
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Parsons, Wan
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Reading
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H. Morgan
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Rochester
E. Cc. BR. Riley
Boston Road
George Root
Pine Meadow
Conn
KR. LE. South
Trenton
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Bath, Me
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Huron Street
Brooklyn, N. Y
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Harry Miller
4 Street
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Ite
Inqvesti
Brooklawn Club
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U. S. Food Administration
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Georgia
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Public Market
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Princeport
Bridgeport Liquor Co
Family Liquor Store
Palm Beach
Breeze
Jeigs & CO
Fairfield Ave
Wee Strant
First Bridgeport National Bank State and Main
C. W. King
DR. C. *Y. King
Sagal
Merchants Credit & Collection Agency
Reilly & Doyle
Melus
Kossuth St
Barnum
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