Police baffled in search for mystery girl
Police struggle to link clues to any woman as the case remains unresolved. The investigation shows no evidence tying a suspect to the mystery, and officials note his spotless personal reputation while authorities press for leads. Briand warns Germany to act on reparations, saying words have given way to deeds.
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Paris
Associated Press
Briand
Chamber of Deputies
Germany
London
Wakefield Officials Defend Husband in Patrolman Murder Case
Police press on with the investigation into Patrolman James while officials defend his husband as an ideal family man. Witnesses report the wife was with him earlier in the evening as authorities pursue cold-blooded murder clues. Continued on Page 10-16t Column
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James
Arthur Preston
The
Wakefield Police
Braves Open Season Today In Flagship Return
Braves begin the season today as baseball recovers from the 1919 World Series scandal. In a period voice, the piece notes the game’s revival after gamblers and disreputed players were implicated, with sixteen major league clubs starting play this day.
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Frank Gaffney
America
Cicotte
Man Walking in Sleep Shot in Manchester
William Gagne of 53 Pearl Street, a sleepwalking veteran, was mortally wounded in Notre Dame Hospital with three bullets in his back. Officer Harold Leavitt fired as Gagne fled Pearl Street at 1:30 PM after being warned to halt. Leavitt and Officer Scannell searched nearby for the wounded man.
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Manchester
N. H
William Gagne
Pearl Street
Notre Dame
Harold Leavitt
Gagne
J. E. Larochelle
Leavitt
Miners Strike in England Rages Over Lloyd George Proposals
London April 12. Conference of mine owners workers and government failed to reach a settlement. Miners refuse to accept Lloyd George plan for a national wage settlement without a national pool of profits. prime minister calls it impracticable.
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London
Associated Press
Lloyd George
Transport workers suspend strike notice ending idle tomorrow
The transport workers and railway men suspended their strike notice that would have expired at midnight. The day opened with near-certainty of idle transport facilities tomorrow, but ended with brighter hopes as executive committees delayed action.
Harding hints at Versailles with reservations to win Senate approval
President Harding signals acceptance of the Versailles treaty with explicit reservations while opposing the League of Nations. He warns the Senate not to assume executive functions in international affairs, underscoring an independent stance in shaping policy.
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Washington
Harding
League of Nations
Congress
Senate
Rescue on Nice Express Sparks Jewel Theft Drama
Miss Maude Macaron, companion of Mrs Joseph Pulitzer, wrestled jewels from a robber on the Nice express at Laroche. The hold up occurred as the thief tried to leap from the train. Macaron recovered the jewels but the robber escaped.
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Paris
United News
Laroche
World chess championship game postponed in Havana
The 11th game of the world chess championship series in Havana was postponed tonight, delaying the match and its scheduled continuation.
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Havana
Penalties Fail to Force German Treaty Payments
A spokesperson warns that penalties have not achieved expected results and Germany still evades payments. On May 1 Germany faces a series of treaty violations as a process server is sent, with police to accompany debtors if refusals continue. Continued on Page 11-4th Column
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Germany
Boys' Suits Found On Pond Shore Spark Jam. Plain Fears
Two small suits of boys clothes a gray coat blue cotton bloomers a sugar tea bag and jelly rolls were found near Jamaica Pond edge. Police dragged the pond for hours last night seeking the owners of the clothes but no missing children report has been received.
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Jamaica Pond
Jamaica Plain
Clothing Found Near Jamaica Pond Path Mystery
A caller reported sighting clothing near the Point of Jamaica Pond along a Moraine path shortly before 8 o clock. The item prompted police to investigate a potential incident in the area.
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Jamaica Pond
Moraine
Anniversaries and Global Events Highlighted
The record notes Thomas Jefferson born in 1748, the 1778 French fleet sailing from Toulon to aid the United States, and Carlos Herrera proclaimed President of Guatemala. It also mentions a year ago today when railroad strikers began negotiations in New York for settlement.
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Thomas Jefferson
Toulon
France
United States
New York
Carlos Herrera
Guatemala
Weather outlook for Boston area fair and warm midweek
Forecast calls for Wednesday in Boston and vicinity to be fair and warmer. Thursday expected unsettled with possible showers and a drop in temperatures. Moderate to fresh southwest winds accompany the change.
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Boston
Weather forecast for the Northeast with unsettled conditions
The forecast notes a new zone bringing warm and cloudier conditions with showers likely on Wednesday. Northern New England should stay generally fair midweek while Southern New England turns unsettled with showers and cooler weather. A Southwest disturbance moves east-northeast, bringing precipitation everywhere east of the Mississippi except southern Florida. Winds shift from west and southwest along the coast with fair conditions on Wednesday.
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Washington
New England
Mississippi River
Florida
Sandy Hook
Hatteras
Weather Outlook Bright and Warmer Today
Forecast calls for continued bright and fair weather through today and tonight with a slight temperature rise from yesterday. Expect light winds and clear skies across the region as conditions persist.
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