Casement Case Shows Germans Handed Witnesses and Suppressed Evidence
The article argues Casement was convicted mainly on testimony from prisoners turned over by Germans to the English. It claims German actions, Wilson’s appeal for help, and limited access to evidence shaped the trial. It questions the Aud incident and asserts Casement never planned to land Irish troops, linking the case to broader political meddling.
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Sir Roger Casement
Germany
Roger
Wilson
Michael Francis Doyle
Philadelphia
Ireland
Sir Roger
America
Casement
Roger Casement
Queenstown
Tralee
Irish
Mediterranean
Secret Service
England
John French
Mrs MacSwiney to Land in New York Today
Crowds gather at North River piers awaiting the Celtic and the arrival of Mrs Terence MacSwiney and Miss MacSwiney. Landing postponed to tomorrow due to quarantine rules as security and reception plans unfold with officials and a large women’s committee ready to greet them.
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White Star
North River
Twenty-Third Street
Michael Kelly
Sixty-Ninth Regiment
MacSwiney
Miss MacSwiney
Walcott Hotel
Hylan
MacSwine
Oswald Garrison Villard
Alfred E. Smith
Smith
John F. Hylan
Rose A. Downing
Washington
James Walsh
New York
Frank P. Walsh
Cork
Celtic
Ireland
Eamon de Valera
Irish Republic
Committee of Women
Pier A
White Star Line
West Twenty-third Street
Winters Brennan
Carl Way Doren
Henry G. Lesch
Anne O'Hagan Shinn
Murray F. Hurlbert
Alice M. Roche
Nora Powers
Brandon Tynan
J. C. Hickey
Robert A. Ford
Ellen O'Grady
Rossa F. Downing
Washington, D. C
M. Toscam Bennett
Whartford
Believed ringleader captured in New England whiskey label ring
Louis Dunnemera of 64 Spear Street Melrose was arrested by federal agents at South Station while carrying a suitcase of counterfeit bottled in bond whiskey labels certificates and corking tools. Five gallons of moonshine were also found. Dunnemera was booked at City Hall station and faces Federal Court proceedings.
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Louis Dunnemera
Spear Street
Melrose
William J. McCarthy
New England
Dunnemera
South Station
New York City
Federal
City Hall
Burial Set for Dr John W Coughlin Former Mayor
Dr. John W. Coughlin former Mayor and Democratic committeeman will be buried Monday after a morning service from his North Main Street home and a 10 o'clock requiem at the Sacred Heart Church. His sister Miss Helen F Coughlin asks no flowers and messages of condolence reached from President Wilson and other officials.
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Fall River
John W. Coughlin
North Main Street
Church of the Sacred Heart
Helen F. Coughlin
Miss Coughlin
Wilson
Charles S. Hamlin
Federal Reserve Board
Joseph P. Tumulty
John J. Mitchell
Boston
Warren F. Johnson
Tumulty
Greece faces Allied warnings over plebiscite and dynastic ties
Allied leaders warn Greece to align with their wishes after the plebiscite and dynastic question. They plan a formal protest against 200 million drachmas in currency and may impose sterner measures if Constantine returns. A second conference is set to tackle Smyrna, Serres, and future steps.
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Near East
Serres
Smyrna
Constantine
Prince George
Constantine Says Let My People Decide
Former King Constantine of Greece, after reading the allies note, told his chief adviser he would not influence the plebiscite free expression of the Greek people. He has adopted a hands off policy and left the decision to the voters to decide whether he should return.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lucerne
Switzerland
Constantine
Greece
One House Committee to Handle All Appropriations
The committee on committees decided that all appropriation bills will be handled by one House committee in the coming session. Republican leaders at the conference warned innovations could create a tangle of appropriation legislation.
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Washington
House
Committee On Committees
Sentenced to One Year for Distilling Liquor
A Roxbury District Court sentenced Henriquez Sousa to one year in jail for selling liquor. Sousa claimed he used the daily output of a 25 gallon still for personal use.
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Roxbury
Henriquez. Sousa
Premiers Oppose Armenian Admission to League Yet
London December 3 premiers discussed the Armenian status and decided Armenia cannot be admitted to the League of Nations now because its legal existence is not established. The decision cites the unratified treaty of Serres with Turkey leaving Armenia without definite status or frontiers. The conferees informed the League of Nations in Geneva of their disapproval.
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London
Armenia
League of Nations
Serres
Turkey
Geneva
Rousing Welcome for General Nivelle in Boston and Cambridge
The representative of General Nivelle arrived at South station and was greeted by cheering crowds in Boston and Cambridge. He attended a brilliant ball and supper at the Copley Plaza, marking the end of a strenuous Pilgrim tercente nary celebration day.
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South Station
Boston
Cambridge
Copley Plaza
French General Nivelle Receives Grand Boston Welcome
General Nivelle toured Boston amid a buoyant reception by army navy and Marine Corps officers city dignitaries and Harvard students. He expressed deep gratitude for Allied victory sacrifices recalled dark days in France and prepared to depart for Washington after a morning at Copley Plaza and a ceremonial greeting at South Station.
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legion—France
General Nivelle
Boston
Army
Navy
Marine Corps
Harvard
Washington
General Nivélle
America
South Station
Copley Plaza
Nivelle Welcomed by Boston Officials and Citizens
General Nivelle visited Boston after breakfast at a hotel suite, with Key officers from the army and navy paying respects. He toured the State House and City Hall, reviewed marines at the navy yard, and attended a grand reception at the Army and Navy Club in Park Square, where he spoke of liberty and gratitude to France.
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Cox
Nivelle
State House
New England
Army
Navy
Dunn
First
Naval District
Robison
Charlestown Navy Yard
M. L. Deyo
Hillary Jones
North
General Nivelle
Channing Cox
Coolidge
Flamand
Peters
Navy Yard
Admiral Dunn
Army and Navy Club
Park Square
Evelyn P. Coe
C. J. Hayes
General Nivells
Grace Hamlin
France
YD Club
Huntington Avenue
YC Club
Charles H. Cole
C. A. Stevens
Gene Cole
Stevens
General Nivelle Visits Harvard and Receives Warm Harvard Welcome
General Nivelle and party toured Harvard, with a 17 gun salute at Widener Library and a speech at the Harvard Union praising Harvard men in the World War. Colonel Azan recalled wartime days and the Harvard spirit as crowds cheered at every stop from Copley Plaza to the Harvard Club.
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Copley Plaza
Harvard
President Lowell
General Nivelle
Widener Memorial Library
Harvard Union
Harvard Vrass
Paul Azan
Harvard Club
Robert Herrick
Colonel Azan
Sully
No More Clothing For Ireland Desires Relief Halt
The League of Catholic Women asks no more clothing be sent until further notice as hundreds of high quality garments are packed under Mrs. Marie McAuliffe. The stored items await shipment and a new call will be issued after the present stock is dispatched.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
League of Catholic Women
Ireland
League
Marie McAuliffe
Health Department Pushes Sanitation Legislation for Food Makers
State health department urges penalties for dirty handling of foodstuffs. First offence fined 100 dollars, subsequent offences carry higher penalties. Health Commissioner Kelley supports stricter enforcement to ensure clean plants.
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State Department of Health
Kelley
Lumber Mills Cut Pay Fifty Cents A Day
Six of the largest lumber mills in Tacoma Washington announced wage cuts of 40 to 50 cents a day affecting several thousand workers. The mills said the reductions were due to a slump in the lumber market and higher freight rates.
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Tacoma
Wash
Wesleyan Debaters Triumph at Amherst in Nonpartisan Offices Row
Wesleyan Codeza defeated Amherst College in a joint debate held in Amherst. The issue debated was whether nominations for elective state offices should be nonpartisan, with Wesleyan taking the negative position.
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Wesleyan
Amherst Amherst
Codeza
Amherst College
Smith Recital by Olin Downes Smith Recital by Olin Downes
George Smith young pianist gave a second Jordan Hall recital showing improved self control poise and technique. Debussy pieces felt self conscious while Chopin nocturnes prelude and Fantasie displayed poetic feeling and strong lines. Audience of good size applauded. more public performances advised.
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George Smith
Jordan Hall
Debussy
Ravel
Smith
Boston
Father John's Medicine touted as safe cold fighter
Advertisement claims those weakest or run down face grip and pneumonia risks. It attributes 65 years of success to Father John's Medicine, described as pure wholesome and alcohol free, suitable for all the family.
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Father John
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DR. Coughlin
Robert Georges Nivelle
Joseph Mamand
A. Piatt Andrew
Austin B. Mason
Richard Lawrence
Charles T. Estes
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Samuel BR. Parker
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