U S View on Cables Accepted by Japan and France
Japan and France accepted the American principles for distributing the former German Atlantic and Pacific cables. The agreement followed a late session at the State Department during the international communications conference.
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Nations seek Pacific cable deals amid Yap status delay
The United States, Japan, and France advance toward an early agreement on Pacific cable allocations. The U S would hold Guam to Yap, with Yap to Shanghai paused until Yap’s status is clarified. The U S also expects to gain the New York to Brest line and the Halifax to Penzance cable, while Britain would receive a Canada to Britain link.
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French Complete Plans for German Occupation
The mixed military and civil commission met at Marshal Fochs headquarters and decided the details for the military and economic organization of German territory to be occupied after May 1 if Germany fails to meet reparations. Louis Loucheur will go to Brussels to brief M Jaspar. Briand will brief Lloyd George in England.
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Hindy Cat Causes Tremont Street Parade in Boston
Hindy the Boston Post cat roamed the Old Granary Burying Ground in Tremont Street attracting a crowd and blocking traffic as police tried to clear the sidewalk. He taunted a traffic officer and later slipped away toward Pie Alley, returning to the Post a few hours later.
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Clean-Up Campaign Makes Progress Across Boston
Boston reports good progress in a three week city wide clean-up effort. South End grocers are singled out for continuing to dump rubbish into streets and alleys despite committee efforts.
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Three Highwaymen Escape After Prolonged Gun Battle
Three young highwaymen fled after a two hour running gun fight with Woburn police in the early hours. An all day search of woods in Woburn Wilmington and Reading failed to reveal their identities and police have issued a statewide alarm for their capture.
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Greeks Massing Forces on Ushak Front
Constantinople reports Greek artillery is massing on the Ushak sector of Asia Minor. Up to 40 000 new troops have been deployed, two thirds to Ushak, as observers believe Greece plans to renew efforts to break through toward Kutahia.
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More Guests Than Expected at White House Hearing
Washington April 21 United News reports Congressman Campbell of Kansas told Secretary Christian that his small party attracted about 80 extra guests. The crowd swelled to nearly 500 with 75 Congressmen and Senators present as farmers and lawmakers lined the White House channels seeking the President.
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Health department raises for 70 staff approved by mayor
Health Commissioner Woodward recommended salary increases for 70 health department employees. Mayor Peters approved the boosts yesterday. Deputy commissioner Dr. Philip Castleman received a $200 raise, bringing his salary to $3500.
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Maine Club Banquet and Dance at Boston University
The Maine Girls' Club at Boston University will join with the Men's Maine Club to host a banquet and dance. The newly formed Girls' Maine Club will unite with the university's Men''s Maine Club for the event.
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Banquet and Dance Planned by Girls' Maine Club
The first time in a banquet and dance tomorrow night at the Hotel Westminster. The Girls' Maine Club is headed by Alma Wolf of Lisbon Falls, Me.
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Hold Overspeeding Trio as Possible Auto Thieves
Three young men from New York detained by Dedham police for speeding and acting as suspicious persons after a pursuit through Dedham square toward Boston. Police believe the Oldsmobile sedan with plate R I 7273 was stolen, with officers in chase.
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Alchemists Victims of Bacon Cipher Hoax
William Romaine Newbold of the University of Pennsylvania told the American Philomage Society that alchemists for 600 years were duped by Roger Bacon's cipher writings. He said Bacon hid a vast storehouse of knowledge under alchemists jargon and described his two years of effort to decipher it.
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