Reed Seeks League Debate With Taft In Missouri Visit
United States Senator James A. Reed of Missouri asked the St. Louis branch of the League to Enforce Peace for a debate on the League of Nations during William H. Taft’s April Missouri visit. If Taft cannot attend Reed offers to debate with Senator Hitchcock or any senator, Republican or Democrat.
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The
League To Enforce
United States
James A. Reed
Missouri
League of Nations
William H. Taft
Mr. Taft
Taft
Reed
Hitchcock
Senate Committee On Foreign Relations
Bridge scaffolding collapse at shipyard kills and drowns
A temporary scaffold around a boat launching at Harriman shipyard near Bristol collapsed as about 150 spectators watched the Waukau launch. From 10 to 40 people were killed or drowned with three bodies recovered by night and 22 injured taken to Harriman Hospital. Divers and police continued searching.
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Penn
Harriman
Harriman Hospital
Envoys Leave Budapest for Berlin to Form Accord
Envoys depart Budapest for Berlin to seal an agreement against the Entente. Officers of Mackensen's army proceed toward training 100000 men to bolster the German war effort. Marshal Foch is said to be preparing a rapid counter strike if the accord proceeds.
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Budapest
Berlin
Mackensen
Marshal Foch
Parade in April Likely For 26th Division Welcome Home
The 26th Division's final contingent sails from France on April 9 bringing nearly 20 000 Yankee troops home. Boston plans a parade likely April 28 29 or 30 with Camp Devens to host all units by April 26 following sea voyages and storms.
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C. Eliot Ware
Post
France
Camp Devens
New England
Jury selection in Soulia murder case opens in Lowell
The trial of Joseph Gordia and Francisco Seci for the murder of Louis Fred Soulia began in Superior Court with Judge Hugo Debnuque presiding. A panel of 108 names was examined before a 12 member jury was finally drawn at 3 28 this afternoon.
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Joseph Gordia
Francisco Seci
Louis Fred Soulia
Billerica
Hugo Debnuque
Dorchester Chase Ends As Car Thrown From Running Board
A five mile pursuit in Dorchester involving an allegedly stolen car included a member of a makeshift posse leaping from running board to running board and five collisions with other vehicles. The chase ended when the machine ...
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North End Plans to Install Two-Platoon Fire Dept and North End Improvement
Senate engrossed two measures: a two platoon fire department option for cities where voters approve and a Boston proposal to borrow 5 million dollars outside its debt limit to lay out a major North End artery with parks and playgrounds. Finance Commission opposed both, noting high costs. The North End plan aims to open the district as supported by the City Planning Board, with initial estimates rising from 3 million to 5 million after finance committee review.
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Boston
Senate
Boston Finance Commission
North End
Bolshevism Spreading in Hungary Women in the Army
Budapest reports a Hungarian government delegation to Berlin to seal an alliance against the Entente. German officers from von Mackensen’s forces arrive to reorganize Hungary’s army to German standards, bringing the force to about 100 000. London notes Marshal Foch may order a Rhine front advance if German delegates refuse to sign.
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Geneva
Associated Press
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Bolshevists Grip Hungary Women Join Red Army
Budapest reports that women are joining the Red Army as Bela Kun serves as foreign minister from the Royal Castle. Homes of the wealthy are searched and paintings and works of art are confiscated amid the upheaval.
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British and German WWII era headlines and wartime roundups
One day old. British aviators raid Mullheim and Neuenburg in Baden in 1915. One year ago on the western front Allies held ground and advanced in many places. British troops advanced 73 miles in Mesopotamia. Paris bombardment continued.
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Neuenburg
Baden
Mesopotamia
Paris
Partly Cloudy Forecast For Boston And Vicinity
Partly cloudy and continued cold Tuesday with gradually rising temperatures by Wednesday. Strong northwest winds expected along the north Atlantic coast with a warm trend west of the Mississippi and cooler conditions east of it.
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Washington
New England
New York
Middle Atlantic
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Mississippi
Grandstand Tickets Restricted to 26th Regiment Soldiers
State committee bans public applications for past-due grandstand seats for the 76th reception. Only the soldiers of the 26th may receive tickets. no relative, official, or other applicant will be considered. The soldiers will decide who among themselves gets the passes.
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Executive Committee
The
Commonwealth
Robert T. Brady
New England
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