Haven Railroad Men Indicted for Larceny
Six men tied to the Haven, New York and Hartford railroad wards in Worcester were indicted by a federal grand jury for larceny of interstate shipment goods. Authorities name Simon Chaput, Herbert Welcome, Thomas H. Ross, Samuel More, Daniel Moriarty, and Martin Planwzan as indicted.
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Boston
New York
Neweven and
Hartford Railroad Reight
Worcester
James H. McMahon
Haven Road
Simon Chaput
Herbert =. Welcome
Thomas H. Ross
Amuel More
Daniel Moriarty
Martin I. Planwzan
Married twice arraigned for bigamy in City Court
Gabriel Sisposy 84 of 43 Bostwick avenue was arraigned yesterday for marrying a 17 year old girl in the country while still married with three children in Austria. His case was continued until this morning after a complaint by his first wife’s brother. Sisposy says his first wife is dead. Special Agent Miles McLaughlin, long with the American Teal wing Fixpress, was promoted to cover the territory from Springfield to New York with headquarters at New Tavern.
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Gabriel Sisposy
Bostwick Avenue
moraMipod
Austria
Sisipos
Speciat
Miles McLaughlin
Teal Wing Fixpress Company
Springfield
New York
Heavelquarters
New Taavern
Camp Grant Commandant Dies by Own Hand Amid Pneumonia Strain
Colonel Charles B. Hagadorn acting commandant at Camp Grant shot himself in his quarters. His body was found in bed with a pistol wound. He had led the camp for a month and had suffered insomnia amid a pneumonia epidemic that has claimed over five hundred lives there.
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Camp Grant
Ovb
Charles B. Hagadorn
Cantonment
French War Orphan Adopted in Southport
Southport reports its Dorothy Ripley chapter of the Daughters of the American Revolution adopting a French war orphan. The chapter held its annual meeting at Wakeman Memorial building on Harbor road with Mrs. George Bunnell presiding. Other items included Current Events club sewing for the Red Cross, a Liberty chorus rehearsal, and a planned November war rally at the town library auditorium.
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Southport
Dorothy Ripley
Daughters of the
Harbor Road
George Bunnell
John H. Perry
J. L. Wells
Jeer W. Bishop
John Hawkins
Red Wells
Liberty Chorus
Southport Liberty Chorus
Pequot Vitary Auditorim
J. Nelson Hutchison
Florence Jayman
Blamex
Ernest St
Jennings
Marporie Northrop
George Thugnes
Minnie Banks
May Bulkley
George IE
Thieleke
William HH
Middlebrook
Amolw Jennings
Ruth Bulkley
E. M. Miller
New York City
Isy Ada Oldham
93 More Soldiers Die of Influenza at Camp Sherman
Ninety three more soldiers died at Camp Sherman from Spanish influenza between 3 PM yesterday and 1 AM today, according to military authorities. A total of BTU soldiers have died at the camp. Very few new cases were reported in the army camp, per official reports.
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Caml Sherman
Chuetlsi- Cotht
Ohio
Crimp Sherman
BTU
Discase
Aumy Tony
Ree
Exglandeis Ottawa Casualty Notice
In Ottawa Ontario an October casualty report lists personnel with ranks and names including Corporal Ie White and J Burke. The fragmentary notice mentions Acton Windsor and other locations with scattered names and details.
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Ottawa
Missing context leaves unclear exemption rationale
Fragmentary Richmond Times Dispatch excerpt mentions exemption reasons and deferred classification, with garbled phrases about in laws and four children. Cannot determine concrete event, names, or date from the readable text.
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Urether
Dewt Board
Richmond Times -Dispatch
Tobacco Importers Plead Not Guilty In Monopolize Case
In New York fourteen individuals and several corporations faced federal charges for a conspiracy to monopolize Sumistra tobacco imports. Pleading not guilty, they were held on $5,000 bail each and slated for trial. Also noted, Senator James R. Mead was renominated by Republicans in Greenwich for the 27th district.
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New York
T'lva
Indiv.uals
Sumistra Tobacco
Sumatra Tobacco Import Company
Sumrata Purchasing Corporation
American Clear Company
General Utgir Company
H. Duwise & Co
Mead
Greenwich
James R. Mead
Senate
Morning drink promises health and color reform
Bright, brisk advertisement urges both men and women to drink hot water with a teaspoon of limestone phosphate each morning to cleanse the stomach liver kidneys and bowels. It claims improved complexion energy and relief from headaches biliousness bad breath rheumatism and constipation, urging readers to purchase a quarter pound of phosphate as a harmless demonstration.
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Bath
Eat Less Meat If Back Hurts
A noted authority warns that regular meat baling burdens the kidneys with uric acid, causing backache, headaches, stomach upset, and urinary irritation. Jad Salts is advertised as a safe remedy to flush and normalize kidney function, described as a harmless grape and lemon acid drink that cleanses the urinary system.
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En Haven Railroad
Dr. Caldwell
Will H. Thompson
Ripley
W. B. Caldwell
Washington Street
Monticello
Illinois
Gobel
Judolf Schedls
U.S
Morgan Ave
Rock St
Brooklyn, N
Alfred W. McCann
Self
Charles B. Hagardon
California
Broad Street
Clarks
Clark
Sprclal
Aluminum
Broad ST
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