Springfield weekly Republican

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fense. it Is said, will center their ap

peal on the military enterprise con

spiracy conviction, setting up that

Crowley's alleged plans to dynamite

munition ships and trains in Canada

did not constitute a “military enter

prise."

DOMINICAN FIGHT

One Marine Dead and One Badly

Injured as Result of Clash

A night fight between bandits and

American marines in the Dominican

republic, resulting in the death of one

marine and the severe injury of an

other, was reported Monday to the

navy department at Washington, Capt

Knapp, commanding the American

cruiser forces, reported the fight oc

curred Saturday night in the vicinity

of the Porvenir sugar plantation, near

Macoris. the scene of Mvo similar en

counters recently. Private J, R. 01-,.

son of the 50th company was killed

and Corporal George Wilson of the 52d

company, was shot in the neck. Offi

cials at Washington assume that the

two companies were engaged in 'he

disarming of the natives and establish-

ing the new government under the

American military authorities. The

dispatch did not state what were the

native losses. Although it is believed

that many natives have been kilted

since the American occupation, no fig

ures have been made public at Wash

ington and Mie naval authorities m>.:

the islands have imposed a rigid news

censorship.

It ought to be a fact that the Lib

erty bell has made its last journey

from Independence hall in Philadel

phia. The curator of the hall recently

said in an address to the Philadelphia:

historical society: "There are sec

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Springfield weekly Republican. (1917). Springfield, Mass., 1917-01-25. US/DR Newspaper Timeline. Library of Congress, Chronicling America: https://www.loc.gov/resource/sn83020847/1917-01-25/ed-1/?sp=1

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Library of Congress, Chronicling America: Springfield weekly Republican, 1917-01-25.