Villa Had Iturbide Arrested
Mexico City dispatch reports General Villa ordered the removal of Eduardo Iturbide from a northbound train and to return him to Mexico City as a prisoner. Iturbide, former governor of the federal district, reportedly hid after Zapata’s entry. Villa alleges foreign interference by an American adjutant and demands Iturbide’s trial. Zapata officials accuse Iturbide of forcing plantation workers into Huerta’s army and seek execution for treason. Villa and Gutierrez conferred with Zapata by wire to dismiss former federal officers from the armies.
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Mexico City
el Paso
Villa
Leon Canova
Bryan
Iturbide
Canova
Lumber Fire at Pope and Cottle Yard Flares in Chelsea
A major blaze at the Pope and Cottle lumber yard in Chelsea, begun Saturday morning, threatened a citywide conflagration reminiscent of 1908 but was under control by early today. Chelsea Engine 2, a motor pumping unit, logged its 40th hour of continuous water pumping at midnight, the longest for a single engine in nearby departments.
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Pope & Cottle
Chelsea
Heavy Club May Prove Death in Island Falls
Island Falls Me Dec 27 Deputy sheriffs and 100 citizens led by Sheriff Elmer G Bryson of Aroostook county continued the search for Deputy Harold C Hillman who disappeared from his home Dec 20 and is believed murdered The search covered abandoned houses and the area known as Poor Man's Creek but no trace was found by nightfall.
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Island Falls
Elmer G. Bryson
Aroostook County
Harold C. Hillman
Moro man finds bloody club on snow near island falls
A Moro resident reports a heavy blood smeared club buried on the Moro road and kicked to the surface by a passing horse. Sheriff Bryson calls it potentially important while noting earlier clues were likely insignificant. Freeman Nadeau remains detained as investigators probe the mystery.
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Moro
Patten
Bryson
Moro Road
Island Falls
Shinn Pond
Freeman Nadeau
Patten Road
Island
Walter Stone
Crystal
Stone
Blaze at Smith & Wallace Foundry Sparks Investigation
Woburn police probe the origin of a $25,000 fire that destroyed a brass foundry building and threatened Montvale. Officials cite a motor in the centre of the carpenter shop as a suspected source after early yesterday blaze.
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Woburn
Smith & Wallace
Montvale
Wreck at Hindu Temple Injures Dozen in San Francisco
A bomb during services at a Hindu temple near the Panama-Pacific exposition grounds killed the attacker and deadly injured Swami Triguniata while seriously wounding a dozen others. The temple was wrecked and no motive was learned.
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San Francisco
Swami Triguniata
Turkish forces redeploy to defend Dardanelles and Bosphorus
Rome dispatch from Athens reports Turkish military authorities have moved troops and artillery from Adrianople toward the Straits, increasing defenses at the Dardanelles and the Bosphorus as winter fighting continues.
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Rome
Adrianople
Dardanelles
Bosphorus
Athens
British plane bombs German airship over Brussels
London dispatch reports a British aeroplane attacked a German airship over Brussels last Thursday. Six bombs were dropped, starting a fire in an aircraft shed, according to the official press bureau.
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London
Brussels
Cardinal O Connell Defends Church at Cambridgeport School Dedication
Cardinal O Connell urged that public opinion will never fully align with church principles, calling the church the light of time. He spoke at the dedication of St Marys parochial school in Cambridgeport, stating the church leads and forms correct public opinion rather than following the mob.
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Cardinal O'Connell
St. Mary’s Parish
Cambridgeport
Cardinal O'Connell Praises Parochial School Dedication in Somerville
Cardinal O Connell led a procession with clergy and alumni to dedicate the new St Mary s school in Somerville. He spoke on Catholic education as essential, praised Bishop Fenwick, and credited Father Doody and parishioners for funding the project.
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Cardinal O'Connell
ST. Mary’s Church
Cambridge
C. T. McGrath
P. R
St. Joseph’s, Somerville
James O’brien
St. Catherine’s Church
Somerville
William J. Dooley
St. Joseph's Church
S J. Catherine’s Church
Michael J. Doody
Father Doody
St. Mary’s Parish
Fenwick
Col Kemp Dies in Garage From Gas Fumes
Colonel Lysander Kemp head of Lysander Kemp & Son soap works dies after a garage gas fume incident. Two boys on the second floor revived after exposure. Quinby caretaker alerted neighbors. police and medical examiner assess death as likely fainting spell caused by escaping car fumes. Kemp, 65, a former state legislator and militia officer, had long business and civic ties in Cambridge.
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Charles Quinby
Quinby
F. J. Goodrich
Central Square
Kemp Place
Swan
Lysander Kemp & Son Soap Works
Militia
Cambridge
Lysander Kemp
James H. Kemp
James
Kemp
Senate
The
Lancers
Cavalry
New England Divorces Spreading Says Mansfield
State Treasurer Frederick W. Mansfield warned at Franklin Union Hall that New England families spread divorce as they move westward. He said divorce rates are highest among native Americans and traced causes and remedies for abolition of divorce.
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New England
Frederick W. Mansfield
Common Cause Society
Franklin Union Hall
Mr. Mansfield
Paragraph Recounts Church’s Strict Stance Hurting Innocents
The passage notes that although some steps were once necessary, the current rigid and unwavering position of the Roman Catholic church causes harm to innocent people. It reflects concern over the church’s influence and the consequences for those not at fault.
Russia Denies German Yarn About Sakhalin Cession
Petrograd reports the Russian government denies the claim that Russia ceded half of Sakhalin Island to Japan in exchange for heavy artillery. The denial calls the report unfounded. Sakhalin lies off Asia's east coast. the southern half was ceded to Japan earlier under the Portsmouth treaty.
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Petrograd
Russia
War Agency
Japan
Sakhalin
Berlin
Copenhagen
Sakhalin Island
Asia
Gulf of Tartary
Portsmouth
Find German in a Trunk
Five Germans attempting to enter Germany via Italy were jailed at Nice after a French destroyer halted an Italian cargo vessel off Nice on December 4. A trunk with a German hidden inside was found among cotton bales meant for Genoa. An Italian sailor with a strong Hamburg accent aided the man, and three more Germans have been identified for assisting him.
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Nice
Germany
Italy
Genoa
Hamburg
President Wilson Turns 58 With Quiet Day
Washington reports President Wilson, aged 58, will celebrate his birthday quietly with family tomorrow. He began receiving congratulatory messages from across the United States and abroad, with no public observances planned today.
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Washington
Wilson
United States
St John’s Day Observed by Massachusetts Masons
A trio of notable speakers will headline the 181st St John’s Day observance by the Masons of Massachusetts. Ex-President William Howard Taft, Dr. Frederick W. Hamilton, and William David McPherson, M P, Toronto, will address the grand feast at the Masonic Temple tomorrow.
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Masons of
Massachusetts
St. John’s
Tormorrow
Masonic Temple
William H. Taft
Frederick W. Hamilton
William David McPherson
Toronto
Special Services for Holy Name Feast
Announcement from the Cathedral that special services in observance of the Holy Name Feast will be held at 4 p m next Sunday. Members of the various Holy Name Societies attached to the parishes of the diocese will be present.
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Trolvy Name Societies
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