Day of Ovations for General Diaz in Boston
General Diaz is feted in Boston with parades, receptions, a State House welcome from Governor Cox and Mayor Peters, and a Harvard College visit. The event includes tributes from Italian War Veterans, Cardinal OConnell, and local officials, ending with a grand banquet and a massed colors parade.
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General Diaz
Hub
Vittorio Venuto
Diaz
Italy
Harvard College
Somerset
South Station
Generalissimo
United States
New York
State House
Florence Langone
Corinna Romano
Lucy Delpercio
Elidia Clambelli
Peters
Boston
Ettore Benvenuto
Frank B. DeBelles
Vincent Barone
Pasquale de Dio
Mount Santo
Michaele Tempesti
Aaslago
Fuller
Channing Cox
Alvan Fuller
Andrew J. Peters
Clarence R. Edwards
James T. Duane
Ferrante di Luffane
Edward L. Legan
James A. Gallivan
John J. F. Herbert
The
American Legion
America
Cardinal Mercier
Cardinal O'Connell
Cox
Petera
Marshal Foch
Massachusetts
National Guard
Bryant T. Smith Sons Company
Cole 8 Distributors
Cole Aero
Cadillac Company
Edwards
Lemuel H. Marlin
Boston University
State Dinner Delights Diaz with War Songs at Somerset
General Diaz stirred diners at a state dinner in the Hotel Somerset last night. Guests rose to sing World War I anthems including Over There and Keep the Home Fires Burning as Diaz joined in and the room buzzed with enthusiasm during his stirring reception.
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Massachusetts
the Piave
Italy
Armando Diaz
America
Diaz
Somerset
Soprano Edith Bennet Delights in Reaton Recital
Edith Bennet, soprano, appeared in a first recital in Jordan Hall at Reaton yesterday afternoon. The Smith College graduate showed refined diction in French Italian and English, with a fresh musical voice and expressive phrasing.
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Edith Bennet
Reaton
Jordan Hall
Mise Bennet
Miss Bennet
Bennet
Smith College
Fall River Arrest Links to Manchester Landlady Murder
Peter Pannagopoulos alias Motros, jailed for vagrancy in Fall River, is to be taken to Manchester New Hampshire to face murder charges in the stabbing death of landlady Helen Poulis on July 16. Identified by Manchester officials and Poulis’s son, Metros waived extradition after a countrywide search.
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Fall River
Peter Pannagopoulos
Motros
Manchester
N. H
Helen Poulis
Pannagopoulos
Metros
James Hampston
Manchester Police
James T. O'Dowd
Cristopher Poulis
Peonage Persists in South Cited by Attorney General
Attorney General Daugherty told Congress in his annual report that peonage still exists in several southern states. He described victims as very poor and friendless, and noted county officers sometimes conspire with employers. Federal agents are directed to stop the practice and prosecutions have occurred.
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Washington
United News
Daugherty
Congress
Search for American in Mexico Reveals Piper Powers
A. J. Philpott described his Mexico search for Dean Bridgman Conner at Tremont Temple led by Mrs. Leonora E. Piper. The tale, linked to the American Society for Psychical Research, recounted dramatic experiences and offered an explanation of Mrs Piper's claimed abilities.
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Lorimer Hall
Tremont Temple
A. J. Philpott
Dean Bridgman Conner
Mexico
Leonora E. Piper
American Society For Psychical Research
Richard Hodgson
Piper
Informal Hotel Touraine gathering cited at Shuman suit trial
Details from November 21 1917 at the Hotel Touraine formed the centerpiece of evidence in the divorce and custody trial of Ida Day Shuman against Harold Adams Shuman of Clinton. The four principals wore night attire during the incident.
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Worcester
Hotel
Touraine
Ida Day Shuman
Harold Adams Shuman
Clinton
Shuman Suit Details Offbeat Incidents In Clinton Case
Testimony centers on an alleged incident where Mrs Shuman claims Miss Ruth Plunkett and Mrs James Barrett entered her home. Shuman and defendants face accusations, with pleas of financial motive and divorce status debated. Witnesses recall tavern visits and pleas to keep quiet about Plunkett sighting.
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Miss Plunkett
Toytown
Winchendon
H. A. Sherwin
Boston
Shuman
South Fairlee
Johnson Avenue
West
Medford
Toytown Tavern
Death of Dr Elizabeth L Radom Remains Mystery in Bridgeport
The body of Dr Elizabeth L Radom, a Bridgeport physician and surgeon, was found beside a Fairfield road last Saturday. State police and Fairfield police continue investigation, reporting minor clues to Prosecutor Bacon Wakeman but no major developments. Authorities seek the car used by Radom on Friday night or early Saturday morning.
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Bridgeport. Conn
Elizabeth L. Radom
Bridgeport
Fairfield
Bacon Wakeman
Dyer Anti L ynching Bill Urged For Early House Action
Representative Dyer of Missouri urged early consideration of the Dyer Anti-Lynching bill before the House Rules Committee. The author asked for privileged calendar status as Burton of Ohio and Poll of North Carolina commented on lynching as a supposed deterrent to attacks on women.
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Washington
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Boston Colony
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