Dail Eireann Vote Seen In Favor Of Treaty
Dublin reports estimate the Dail Eireann vote at about 70 to 47 in favor of the peace treaty. As the session closed Sean Milroy protested De Valera’s claim of negotiators lacking powers while Miss Mary MacSwiney pushed for a republic. The historic ratification session opened in the National University lecture room.
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Dublin
United Press
Dail Eireann
Sean Milroy
de Valera
Mary MacSwiney
Cork
Ireland
National University
Murphy Campaign Seeks Citywide Recount Before Friday
Charles S Morris announced a recount petition for mayoral votes in every ward. Murphy backers must garner 50 voter signatures per ward before Friday 5 p m. Curley supporters plan a recount to protect Curley interests and ensure broad scope.
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Charles S. Morris
John R. Murphy
Murphy
Curley
Prohibition raid destroys 1350 gallons of mash at Revere home
Prohibition agents and police raided Alfred Lipman at 19 Salem Street in Revere yesterday afternoon and dumped 1350 gallons of mash from the third story. Barrels were broken and all mash was destroyed attracting a crowd.
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Salem Street
Revere
Alfred Lipman
Attorneys Accused Of Blackmail In Suffolk Grand Jury Probe
Affidavits of decoys in frameups filed with Allen implicate a chief of police and two lawyers in a blackmail case. A victim claims he was netted for 17 500 dollars as the Suffolk County Grand Jury continues its inquiry with Assistant Attorneys General Hurwitz and Goldberg presenting evidence. The probe centers on two lawyers and their associates and includes a Boston business man as a subject.
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Allen
Suffolk County Grand Jury
Hurwitz
Goldberg
Last Day for Income Levy in 1920 Tax Payment
Nine o'clock tonight marks the final due time for the last quarterly installment of 1920 income taxes. Delinquents face fines as Collector Nichols prepairs extended hours at the Little building to handle the expected rush. Remittances must bear today’s postmark to avoid being late.
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Nichols
Curley Silent on Plans After Election
Mayor elect James M. Curley says his four year agenda is locked in his mind and declines to discuss plans. He told a Post representative that no one has asked him for anything and he has not promised anything to anybody.
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James M. Curley
Chelsea men indicted for bank larceny scheme
Sergeant William J. Carey arrested Bernard Brickman age 48 and Phillip Cutler age 49 of 177 Walnut street Chelsea on nine counts of larceny dating from January 1919 to May 1920. They allegedly obtained 6900 dollars from Broadway National Bank of Chelsea using false statements as junk dealers.
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William J. Carey
District Attorney’s Office
Bernard Brickman
Phillip Cutler
Walnut Street
Chelsea
Broadway National Bank of Chelsea
Brickman
Cutler
Broadway National Bank
Kane Chosen First Class Day Marshal at Harvard
Richmond Keith Kane of Newport Harvard captain and crew star elected First Class Day Marshal. John Fiske Brown of Plymouth named Second Marshal while Richard Chute of Boston becomes Third Marshal. Richard Higgins Winchester named class treasurer Howard Elliot Jr chorister. William Whitman 3rd Boston led class poet race and William Ellery Sedgwick Stockbridge named odist. B F Jones Atlanta won orator race and Joseph Alger Brockton claimed ivy orator role.
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Richmond Keith Kane
Newport
R. L
Harvard
Charles
John Fiske Brown
Plymouth
Richard Chute
Boston
Andover Academy
Richard Higgins
Winchester
Howard Elliot, Jr
William Whitman
William Ellery Sedgwick
Stockbridge
B. F. Jones
Atlanta
Ivy
Joseph Alger
Brockton
Thompson's Spa Record Note
A brief entry records yesterday's average temperature at 20 and notes the previous year's average as 18 to 24. The terse note appears in a Thompson's Spa record page.
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Thompson's Spa
Wright Arraigned After Shootout in Allston Hideout
Edward D. Wright 22 of Revere was arrested in a room at 64 Brighton Avenue Allston after being wounded in a Monday shooting during a Springfield car theft incident. He abandoned his accomplice and a stolen car in a hail of revolver fire from a Springfield policeman.
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Springfield
Edward D. Wright
Revere
Brighton Avenue
Allston
Youth charged in Pittsfield auto theft ring
Inspectors Sheehan and Boucher arrested a youth after treating his wound and charged him with larceny of Dr. M. Eisner’s automobile in Pittsfield. Accomplice Herbert W. Fitzgerald of Dorchester, arrested while fleeing, is held on the same charge and confesses to a week of car thefts with another man from South Lawrence. They allegedly planned to ferry stolen cars to Albany and beyond, abandoning vehicles along the way.
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Sheehan
Boucher
Pittsfield
M. 8. Eisner
Herbert W. F. Fitzgerald
Crescent Street
Dorchester
South Lawrence
Fitzgerald
Albany
Dr. Eisner
Springfield
Post Santa Must Have Many Cars
Autos will be needed on three days of delivery as appeals come from Little Falls. The plea highlights the size of the seasonal drive and asks supporters to prepare vehicles for rapid dispatch.
More Money Desired to Prevent Many Sad Hearts
The Post reports a Santa Claus fund drive aims to mobilize a fleet of 1500 touring cars over three days before Christmas. The goals are to deliver tens of thousands of packages and bring comfort to many during the holiday season.
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Santa Claus
Window Blaze at Shepard’s Stores Downtown
A fire at 30 Winter street last night around 8 30 damaged Shepard Stores along with a Christmas window display. The blaze started from a faulty electrical plug igniting artificial snow and lace handkerchiefs, injuring Daniel R Hatch while he fought the flames.
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Shepard
Winter Street
Daniel R. Hatch
Harvard Scholarship Awards Highlight 309 Recipients
Harvard College announced its annual scholarship awards with 309 recipients earning prizes up to 600 dollars. Among honorees were Mas sachusetts youths including John Nicholas Brown Newport R I and Harvard players Hic kie Clark Wesley Brocker and George Braden. The Boston Newsboy scholarship went to Francis P Dalton of Boston.
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Harvard College
Massachusetts
John Nicholas Brown
Newport
R. I
Hickie Clark
Wesley Brocker
Harvard Football
George Braden
Boston Newsboy
Francis P. Dalton
Boston
Police Sergeant Shot and Killed in Cork Ballybunnion
A Royal Irish Constabulary sergeant was shot and killed at Ballybunnion following an attack by unknown persons. A constable was wounded as police rushed to the scene. Lorry loads of officers were dispatched to the area.
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Cork
Royal Irish Constabulary
Ballybunnion
Miss Edith Serpa Attacked on Lincoln Avenue in Pawtucket
Miss Edith Serpa a 20 year old Rhode Island State Normal School student was attacked on Lincoln Avenue near the Newport avenue area while returning from Providence. After a desperate struggle she reached 9 New port avenue home and collapsed exhausted. The assailant fled toward the school building following the assault at 6 45 PM.
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Pawtucket
R. I
Edith Serpa
Rhode Island State Normal School
Providence
Leonard Street
Miss Serpa
C. B. Price
Newport Avenue
Lincoln Avenue
Gang Beats Up Patrolman in Ashmont Street Rout
Patrolman John Flaherty of Fields Corner station was assaulted by a gang on Templeton street Ashmont after trying to arrest a drunken suspect. He was struck with a sled and robbed of his club and gun, which remain missing. Neighbors hearing shouts alerted responders as the assailants fled.
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John Flaherty
Fields Corner
Templeton Street
Ashmont
Flaherty
Deception Unfolds In Boston Auto Thefts Case
Ethel Kimball a 39 year old Brighton native, known to police, posed as Hathaway a rich leather man from Framingham and married a 27 year old woman the night before Thanksgiving. Police arrested her and a female companion on charges connected to attempted larceny of an automobile in Boston.
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Framingham
Ethel Kimball
Brighton
Boston
Anniversaries and WWI Era Milestones Noted
Today's anniversaries include Austrians crossing the Carpathians into Galicia in 1914. A tunnel opened from South Station to Broadway in South Boston in 1917. Wilson laid a wreath on Lafayette's tomb in 1918.
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Carpathians
Galicia
South Station
Broadway
Boston
Wilson
Lafayette
Forecast for Boston and vicinity fair through Friday
The forecast calls for generally fair weather in North New England and South New England and East New York Thursday and Friday with little temperature change. A northeast moving disturbance off the New England coast and a Minnesota disturbance near the mid Atlantic coast bring light snow in parts. Northwest winds will be fresh to strong northwesterly with overcast skies north of Sandy Hook.
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Boston
Washington
North Newland
South New England
East New York
New England
Newfoundland
Minnesota
Middle Atlantic
Atlantic States
Virginia
Mississippi River
Lower Lake Region
Sandy Hook
Hatteras
Weather Looks Fair Today With Cool Tonight
Forecast indicates fairly good conditions throughout today with a pleasant cool spell tonight matching yesterday's temperatures.
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Lloyd George
Ulster
United States Trust Co
Court Street
Greater
Bellans
Chief OF Police
Ada Swartz
Fabyan Street
Morris Finkelstein
Washington Street
Roxbury
Henry F. Miller & Sons Piano CO
Boylston ST
Forest Ave
Portland
Kane
Home Savings Bank
Tromont
Curtis
Somerville
Little Falls
John W. Hathaway
Girl
Man
My Lady's Boudoir
S.S. Pierce CO
Brookline
Hathaway
South End
Court
Washington Streets
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