Germans Reach Versailles for Peace Conference Start
Paris April 25 The first group of German peace delegates arrived in Versailles escorted to Hotel des Reservoirs. They will use two hotels, with unobtrusive security and limited movement around the park. The delegation will have their own menus and will use code, telegraph, and couriers with immunity.
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Italy
Paris
Wilson
Associated Press
Versailles
Herr Leisner
Hotel Des Reservoirs
Henry
Ministry of War
M. Cudaille
Ministry of the Interior
Foreign Office
Hotel Vatel
Teuton
M. Jiersner
Hidel Des Reservoirs
Versailles Park
Ter
Royal Versailles
le Roi Soleil
The
Trianon
Petit Trianon
Madame Maintenon
Marie Antoinette
Hotel Trianon
Hotel Rozervoirs
Leisner
Germany
News Wagon Drivers Ball Promotes Education Initiative
The ith annual ball of the News Wagon Drivers Chauffeurs and Helpers Local 29 in Convention Hall last night announced a shift in purpose. Proceeds will fund education for 240 drivers and helpers, offering an intensive course in news distribution and support for attendance at the Central Labor Union labor college. The event was organized by a committee led by Joseph Fisher with multiple officers and 11 aides ensuring smooth operation.
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Ith
Convention Hall
New England
Louis Leventhal
Labor College
Central Labor Union
Joseph Fisher
Ball Committee
Abraham Pearlstein
William H. Boyle
Charles J. Mayer
Julius Feingold
Charles Brickel
Simeon M. Rosenberg
Thomas Chittick
Timothy A. Corcoran
Samuel Levine
Two Cassidy Heirs Question Will In Maine Court
In Bangor Maine on April 25 James W Cassidy trustee heard ex attorney general W R Pattangall describe him as seeking with the Cassidy millions to be the states greatest financial power while two girls may be heirs in the contested will case heard in the Supreme Court
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Bangor
Supreme Court
John Cassidy
James W. Cassidy
W. R. Pattangall
Maine
Cassidy
Three Men Adrift on Seaplane Near Chatham
A seaplane carrying two officers and an electrician became disabled on the Boston to Chatham flight. Grave tears were shown for the trio as five scout patrol boats and a seaplane hunted for them but had not located the craft by late tonight.
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Chatham
Boston
Cassidy Will Case Hears Testimony On Possible Millions for Distant Heirs
In opening statements Judge Pattangall notes a will and codicils may allow two girls under a dozen to share a $15 million fortune. Mrs Mary Murphy, daughter of John Cassidy and rival claimant, offered vivid testimony on the Cassidy household. The trial dockets a claim of undue influence by executor James W Cassidy as he and the family discuss business matters amid the death of Mrs Cassidy and romantic entanglements. Mrs Murphy resumed testimony after midday, with further sessions planned tomorrow.
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Pattangall
John Cassidy
Bangor
James W. Cassidy
Mary Murphy
John S. Cassidy
Daniel H. Coakley
Boston
Cassidy
Mr. Cassidy
Maine
Miss Hammond
Jim
Murphy
Yale Breaks Crew Record on Housatonic Course
Yale varsity eight sets a 10 minute 35 second two mile record on the Housatonic, beating the previous best by 23 seconds after a midweek rebuild. The crew, in a new Rough shell, maintained a 52 stroke rate, with plans for another time trial tomorrow amid lineup changes and illness among rowers.
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Havin
Housatonic River
Yale
Harvard
University of Pennsylvania
Phil Allen, Jr
Rough
Oxford
Mather Abbott
Housatonic
Brooklyn Player Plitt Cleared Eligible for Service
Cincinnati April 25. The National Commission declared Herman Plitt of the Brooklyn club eligible for service and in good standing. Plitt had retired last May to pursue another business.
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Cincinnati
National Commission Today
Herman Plitt
Brooklyn Club
Flitt
Missing plane search continues after Provincetown drift
A Navy seaplane carrying Lieutenant J S Buchanan and two crew members disappeared after reporting disabled condition and drifting toward Provincetown. Rescue boats from Chatham Boston and Plymouth scoured coastlines with winds driving the craft at sea. No trace found by late tonight as plans were made to deploy more boats at daybreak.
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J. S. Buchanan
Jinsign
John G. Howard
Bernard Tornes
Poston
Faton
Naval Air Station
Chatham
Plymouth
Maton
Boston
Buchanan
Chatham Station
Women Will Aid Democrats in Chicago Meeting
Washington April 25 The new national committee for women voters from all States will attend the Democratic national committee session in Chicago May 28 and 29 Their group will form plans to cooperate with the party in the coming presidential campaign A banquet honoring the women is set for May 28 with Jamer S Cummings delivering the welcome address Speakers include Bainbridge Colby Pattie Ruffner Jacobs Caroline Ruutz Reese Peter Oleson Mary F E Foy and Antoinette Funk
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Washington
Women's Associate National Committee
Democratic National Committee
Chicago
Women’s Committee
National Committee
Democratic Committee
Jamer S. Cummings
Bainbridge Colby
New York
Pattie Ruffner Jacobs
Alabama
Caroline Ruutz-Reese
Connecticut
Peter Oleson
Minnesota
Mary EF. Foy
California
Antoinette Funk
Ihnots
Americans Decorated on Archangel Front
Archangel April 24 AP decorations for gallantry in action were conferred by the Russian government on several American officers. Among those honored are Major Michael Donohue Holyoke Mass First Lieutenant H J Costello Bridgeport Conn Colonel James A Ruggles Springfield Mass American military attache and chief of the American mission in Russia and Captain Eugene Prince Boston Mass Readable details note prior awards from Britain and France.
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Archangel
Associated Press
Michael Donohue
Holyoke
Mass
H. J. Costello
Bridgeport
Conn
James A. Ruggles
Springfield
Russia
Eugene Prince
South Street
Boston
Members Tourney Opens at Lexington Golf Club
The first event on the members tournament schedule starts this afternoon at Lexington Golf Club in North Lexington. The season's trophy first round is contested, with six rounds shaping the fall trophy. Golfers hope yesterday's cold, windy weather will ease to avoid high scores.
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Lexington Golf Club
North
Lexington
U-117 Submarine Returns to New York for Victory Loan Exhibit
Lieutenant Vincent Astor steered the U-117, the second surrendered U-boat to reach American shores, into New York harbor for display. The mine layer, 278 feet long and armed to carry 20 torpedoes and 45 mines, arrived after a voyage from Harwich via the Azores.
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New York
Vincent Astor
Harwich
Azores
A. ©. Dibrell
Astor
New York Navy Yard
Cardinal O Connell Makes Two Transfers
Cardinal O Connell announced two priest transfers. Rev Peter J Foley, formerly assistant at St Mary's Wal tham, becomes parish priest of a new Waverley parish formed from parts of Watertown and Belmont. Rev Daniel S S Sheerin, pastor at Hanover, moves to St Joseph's Belmont. Transfers take effect Monday.
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Cardinal O'Connell
Peter J. Foley
St. Mary's Church
Waltham
Waverley
Watertown
Belmont
Daniel S.S. Sheerin
Hanover
St. Joseph's Parish
Hungarian Communists Surrender to Rumanians
A Romanian official statement received in Bern says part of the Hungarian communist army southeast of Budapest has surrendered and the rest are fleeing. West of Budapest zecho-Slovaks occupy Komorn on the Danube and Raab Gyor.
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Berne
Budapest
Komorn
Danube
Raab
Gyor
Body recovered in harbor believed to be missing druggist
The body found in the harbor and moved to Northern mortuary is believed by Somerville police to be J. Frank Muloney, the missing druggist who vanished in early March after telling his mother he was taking a long journey. Boston police description matches the missing man.
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Somerville
J. Frank Muloney
Ellen Muloney
Boston
Irish freedom conference in Massachusetts topics funds
Judge Lymiel i Cova spoke at the Son of Irish Freedom meeting in Quines House. Matthew Cumming, who presided, declined details but said the conference had arranged to raise funds to support Irish propaganda against England and that another gathering may occur next week.
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Lymiel i Cova
Neve
Burleson reiterates charge against postal critics
Postmaster General Burleson defended his stance in Washington by restating claims that critics of his administration seek repeal of the zone rate system for second class mail. He framed the debate as a test he welcomes, urging continued support for his policies.
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Washington
Burleson
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