Pan American Union proposed as solution to Monroe Doctrine
Joan Barrett director general of the Pan American Union told South American newspaper correspondents in New York that recognition in the League of Nations covenant could solve the Monroe Doctrine issue. He said the proposal was presented to American peace delegates and discussed with President Wilson, with Taft and Hughes reportedly favorable. The plan envisions a relationship between the union and the League similar to a state legislature and national Congress.
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League of Nations
Pan-American Union
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Union
Congress
Edwards Busy Day in Bangor Addresses Three Gatherings
General Edwards former Y D commander spent April 3 in Bangor addressing three crowds. He met Governor Milliken and Major Woodman at the Chamber of Commerce and spoke to Y D heroes families later at City Hall. He planned to travel to Lewiston next, then return to Boston.
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Woodman
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Boston
Urge Allied Aid for Russia in Peace Conference
Washington April 3. The financial commission of the Russian representation at the peace conference outlines key needs. Prompt allied aid to restore order financial and economic reconstruction and at least partial reparations from Germany are urged for the national Russian government.
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Germany
Financial Commission
Russian commission urges Allied aid to restore Russian economy
The declaration from a commission under Prince Looff calls for Allied cooperation to revive Russia’s economy and repay foreign investments. It cites the Bolshevik monetary collapse, demands restitution of gold and merchandise, and seeks credits to resume normal production and trade.
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Russia
Wild assault shocks town as suspect fled to woods and river
The case centers on a brutal midnight attack on Miss Trahan in her room allegedly by Demers. A revolver, hammer, knife, and bloodstained clues were found as police scour the Merrimac region for the suspect who vanished after the assault.
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Merrimac River
Joseph Bennett
Dener
Miss Trahan
O Brien
Demers
Merrimac
Anonymous host entertains 35 wounded at Boston banquet
An unnamed host hosted 35 wounded men from Base Hospital No 10 at the Quincy House last night. Invitations went through George RB. Brown of the B A A. Mrs E N Oppenheimer served as hostess and has been active in entertaining Parker Hill convalescents, making the evening memorable for the recovering men.
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George RB. Brown
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Navy officer receives first Treasury medal for Liberty Loans
Secretary Glass awards the first Treasury Department distinguished service medal to Rear Admiral Thomas J. Cowie for Navy leadership during the Third and Fourth Liberty Loans. Cowie says the honor signifies the Navy's support, not personal achievement, and looks to future Victory Liberty Loan.
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Glass
Treasury Department
Thomas J. Cowie
Navy
Wilson
Admiral Cowie
Pichon Hosts Farewell Luncheon for Sharp in Paris
Paris April 3 Foreign Minister Pichon gave a farewell luncheon for William G Sharp the retiring American ambassador Haig visited President Poincare today showing high level wartime diplomacy and Allied coordination in Paris
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Pichon
William G. Sharp
Field Marshal Haig
President Poincare
Mehaffey Announces Retirement After 31 Years With YMCA Boston
George W. Mehaffey, longtime general secretary of the Boston Y M C A, seeks retirement after 31 years in YMCA work citing health strain from continuous duties. Under his leadership membership rose from 400 to 9000 and the present building was developed largely through his direction.
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George W. Mehaffey
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Boston
Boston Association
Arthur S. Johnson
Foch Removed German Burgomaster Mangold
Paris April 3 Herr Mangold chief burgomaster of Sarrebrucken in occupied Germany southwest of Treves has been removed from office by order of Marshal Foch.
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Herr Mangold
Sarrebrucken
Germany
Treves
Marshal Foch
Names Carved on Pulpit for War Service St Catherine Parish
Names of all men from St Catherine's Parish Somerville who served in the war will be carved on a pulpit to be erected in the church auditorium. All servicemen are asked to send their names to Pastor James O'Brien. The pulpit is funded by a public subscription led by St Charles E. Morgan with help from Miss M. E. Hughes.
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St. Catherine’s
Somerville
James Ug. O'Brien
St Charles E. Morgan
M. E. Hughes
Paderewski Begins Paris Trip From Warsaw
Polish premier Paderewski left Warsaw for Paris today, per a message received by the Polish national committee. The trip starts a new phase in Polish diplomacy as he travels to the French capital.
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Tynoece Jan Paderewski
Warsaw
National Committee
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