Clash at Genoa over disarmament talks disrupts conference
On day one at Genoa a clash between Mikhail Chitcherin of Russia and M. Barthou of France roiled proceedings as France refused to discuss disarmament. Chitcherin argued Russia believed talks were possible after Briand's Washington comments.
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Genoa Dispatch Continues on Page Eleven
London April 10 The London Times correspondent reports from Genoa with updates continued on page eleven and notes Fifth Cal.
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Jail Doyle Girl as an Accessory Sequel
Police say Earl Wilson of Medford is held without bail after a shooting that killed Policeman Francis J. Philbrick. District Attorney Saltonstall plans a Middlesex grand jury meeting Friday to address a crime wave with women reportedly involved as participants.
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Arlington shooting captures Wilson and Gilbert in Middlesex
A sensational feature recalls the Arlington shooting that startled Middlesex residents as Policeman James A. Preston of Wakefield was murdered a year earlier. Wilson and Gilbert were captured with J Crosby, his companion, in a North Cambridge lodging house early yesterday as the collapse of Sarah Frances Doyle was reported.
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Fire Drives Out Thirty Lodgers In Tremont Street Building
A fourth floor blaze at 618 Tremont West drives 30 lodgers to the street. Two officers rescue two young women, one 16, from the fire scene. The 16 year old and Nellie Wreight are treated at City Hospital for gas inhalation. condition not serious. Officer Harry Wasser and Officer Frea Wright aid in the rescues.
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Dorchester Man Fined for Keeping Liquor for Sale
John J. Murphy of 12 Ravenstreet Upham's Corner was fined 50 dollars in Dorchester court after being found guilty of keeping and exposing liquor for sale. The case was brought by Sergeant John J. Lordan of the Fields Corner police.
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Field's Corner
Police raid on Belmont end of Fresh Pond uncovers 10 suspects
Cambridge police and two renowned inspectors disguised as flappers rounded up about a dozen young men after a raid on alleged bandits blamed for holding up automobile spooning parties at Belmont end of Fresh Pond. The operation used undercover bait and revolvers to deter escape.
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Caraway and Coolidge Spar Over Civil Service Resolution
In Washington on April 10, Vice President Coolidge and Senator Caraway clashed in the Senate over a resolution about civil service law observance. Caraway charged favoritism toward Republicans and demanded a presidential statement on demotions of former soldiers. The heated exchange led to the resolution being tabled as Republicans urged delay.
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Weather Outlook Sees Showers and Cooler Temperatures
After a warm unsettled morning, showers are expected off and on through the day and night. Temperatures will be considerably lower, bringing a cooler feel to the region.
Temperatures Record for Hottest April On Record
Fragmentary data shows a record of high temperatures in April with multiple readings across times
Hottest April 10 Records Signal Short Heat Wave
A hot wave gripped New England and much of the eastern U S forcing temperatures to 86 degrees. It marked the hottest April 10 in U S Weather Bureau history in Boston before a late night storm was forecast to bring a return to cooler, more seasonable weather.
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United States
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Boston
Weather Shifts With Showers and Cooler Air Coming
Forecast calls for showers and southeast winds with a cooler day as temperatures dip to around 50 degrees or lower. Temperatures began easing yesterday after an unusual warm spell that started around 1 a.m., prompting some to shed blankets.
Baseball results and boxing notes from several cities
Major league scores include Baltimore 14 Braves 13 Yankees 7 Brooklyn 0. College games Georgetown 12 Cornell 5 in 7 innings and Washington 5 Georgetown 3. Other college scores Dartmouth 16 Columbia 2 Boston College 14 Middlebury 0 Harvard 16 Northeastern 1 Vermont 8 Virginia 5. Boxing wrap reports Joe Becket stopped George Cook in London and Charley Pitts beat Lew Tendler in New York. O'Garty defeated Herscovitch in New York, Kid Kaplan beat Dick Russell in Lynn, Jack Delaney beat Hugh Ross in Bridgeport, Billy Miske stopped Billy Shade in Youngstown, Frankie Schoell beat Jack Perry in Buffalo, and Gene Tunney stopped Burke in Pittsburg.
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George Cook
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Dick Russell
Bridgeport
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Hugh Ross
Youngstown
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Billy Shade
Buffalo
Frankie Schoell
Jack Perry
Pittsburg
Gene Tunney
Burke
Masked Men Get Payroll Hold Up Outside Office
Edwin Milton, head of the Hamilton Parker Company, reports two masked men robbed bookkeeper Miss Anna McNeill of payroll cash $131.08 last Saturday near Prescott Street, Somerville. The holdup occurred as she reached the second floor landing. the robbers threatened to shoot and fled with the handbag.
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Active in New York Market Delays Hub Stock Changes
Remarkable activity on the New York Stock Exchange showed extraordinary demand for securities of many varieties. Turnover reached 1,475,000 shares, with U. S. Steel near par before finishing with a nominal gain. Local market remained quiet with generally irregular price trends.
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Fear Foul Play for Missing Brockton Man
Brockton police reported 60 year old Pehr Johnson missing since Friday from Leyden Street. Relatives fear foul play as friends note he left work at Brockton Heel Company late Friday afternoon. Johnson known in Swedish circles here.
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Rich conductor to stick on job amid heir claims
Springfield April 10 Passengers on the Belmont avenue car line receive three cents change from Conductor Art Peebles famed as a noble by birth and adventurer by choice He denies reports of inheriting five million dollars noting his total fortune at about 4 750 000 in cash and bonds He continues as a street railway conductor while still pulling the bell card.
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Lline
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Springfield Street Railway
Kron Prinz Wilhelm Arrives at Newport News in 1915
Anniversary notes recall the German cruiser Kron Prinz Wilhelm docking at Newport News in 1915. Also noted are 1920 railroad strikes in the West, and a year ago today President Harding opened the U S Cuba phone line while the 66th Congress held a special session. The steam ship Colonel Bowie sank in the Gulf of Mexico with 19 missing.
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Newport News
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United States-Cuba
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Gulf of Mexico
Merrimack Rises After Dam Readings In New Hampshire
Measurements taken at the Amoskeag dam late today showed Merrimack River rising due to sudden warm weather and rapid snowmelt in the northern part of New Hampshire.
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Showers Forecast For Boston And Nearby Areas
The outlook notes showers in Boston and vicinity through Tuesday and Wednesday with cooler temperatures and a rising southeast wind. Northern New England and parts of southern New England, eastern New York, and areas east of the Mississippi are expected to see unsettled weather and rain within 24 to 48 hours as a Western disturbance moves east northeastward.
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Sandy Hook
Hatteras
Does Not Recognize Sinking Boy and Leads Search
A search party fails to identify a drowning boy as efforts continue. A rescuer is praised for attempting to save the boy and another person involved is said to be too late.
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Providence Rescue Turns Tragic Father Son Tragedy
In Providence on April 10 a man who had aided a drowning boy in the Woonasquatucket River panicked and attacked police in a small rescue boat believing the boy was his son Walter. The struggle ended with the man subdued after a frenzied effort to reach the riverbank.
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Grief Shatters as Father Pulls Son from River
Witnesses recount a father's desperate act as he carried his drowned boy ashore. The moment followed a boating accident with water up to the father's waist. The scene ended with the boy's body laid upon the shore as mourners gathered.
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