Platonic Marriage Trial For Mrs Gerould Continues
The defense argues Marjorie Gerould’s marriage to Edwin Gerould was not platonic but a frame up by in laws and detectives. Witnesses, including William O'Brien, insist Gerould was purely platonic and detail alleged coercion and bribery attempts by a New York detective and relatives. The case hinges on dictaphone testimony and the credibility of witnesses as Judge Lummis plans to rule tomorrow morning.
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Britain cannot pay, says Bonar Law in reparations note
In a Commons address Bonar Law argues for an adjusted inter allied debt settlement, with Britain surrendering part of reparations payments by Germany. He warns Germany faces collapse but must pay a legitimate debt, urging moderation from France and the United States and stressing Britain’s economic strain and unemployment.
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Sounding U S Policy on Europe Economic Conference
Washington reports clarify U S stance on European affairs. The administration favors possible economic conference participation but rejects any treaty or alliance that would imply political responsibility or military commitments. The position emerged in discussions with the Committee on relations and the President, dated December 14.
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Germany on Verge of Economic Collapse Rumor Circles
Rumors from Washington report Germany faces economic collapse amid foreign loan concerns. Officials unnamed warn of critical financial strain and potential policy shifts as markets react to uncertain repayment terms.
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Postwar Debt and Food Crisis Report for Germany
An American report states debt questions remain distinct from reparations and Germany faces food shortages. Germany is two million tons behind normal cereal imports, with limited foreign money and a strained mark exchange. The warning notes unemployment rises and the Allied rationing stance influences Germany's capacity to pay.
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Double Fatal Bootlegging Row Ties Bruno to Stilo in Boston Case
In a row over bootlegging a man identified as Stilo of Fulton Street Boston was killed by Bruno in New York. The suspect, 18, fled but was captured after being shot at by a traffic officer. Stilo’s pockets held a receipt to a Brooklyn address and an initial on a belt buckle linked the two men. Police link both to liquor traffic across New York Chicago and Boston.
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Clay Back to Refute Charge at Harvard
Harvard student Hubert K. Cidy, who left college after receiving a threatening letter from the Ku Klux Klan and ill health, returned to Boston to deny a report that he left a trail of worthless checks. He arrived in Cambridge to consult attorneys and plans to return to Harvard after midyear.
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Vatican appoints new apostolic delegate in Rome
Archbishop Pietro Fumasoni Biondi has been named apostolic delegate to succeed Monsignor Bonzano, who was elevated to cardinal in the recent consistory.
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Man Dies After Auto Truck Hit in Dorchester
William J. Gitterd, a local products manufacturer at 9 West Canton Street, died at Commonwealth Avenue Hospital after being struck by a car near the corner of Washington and West Canton street. His home was 6 Vestal Road, Dorchester.
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Irish rebels killed in Ti perary clash
Six Irish irregulars were killed in a clash with Free State troops at Tipperary, according to a Central News despatch received in London. The report notes the exchange occurred as forces engaged amid ongoing disturbances.
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Woman Hit by Auto at Brighton Address Injured
Susan Corrigan aged 60 of 74 Antwerp Street Brighton reports she was knocked down and injured by an automobile driven by James MacNie near 664 Commonwealth Avenue. She was taken to City Hospital with injuries to her back and limbs.
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