French delegate laments German risk in League of Nations
Professor Ferdinand Lamaude of Paris argues no basic disagreement with other powers over League aims but warns Germany’s future arms race and chemical warfare could threaten peace. He questions relying on Germany’s word and fears a costly, hard-to-finance international army. He praises US UK Italy Japan for backing the League and commends President Wilson's successor.
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League of Nations
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Greatritain
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Japan
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Ice Mint Foot Remedy Promises Quick Corn Relief
A Japanese product called Ice Mint claims to draw out inflammation from swollen feet and lift corns with no pain. It promises to prevent odors, soothe tired feet, and suit high heel wearers, costing little and avoiding cuts or blood poisoning.
Inter allied pool urged by French economist in Figaro
Edmund Thery, in the Figaro, advocates a joint organization to pool all wartime payments from cere many, Austria Hungary, Bulgaria and Turkey. The pool would issue liquidation bonds to be shared among the allies, preventing rival convertibility to gold and averting Entente rivalries after peace.
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Associated Press
Edmund Thery
Figaro
Ceremany
Austria-Hungary
Bulgaria
Turkey
M. Thery
Germany
Four Grand Dukes Shot in Petrograd
Paris reports via Paul re, a Journal correspondent who escaped Petrograd that four Russian grand dukes were executed without hearing. The killings followed the Berlin murder of Dr. Liebknecht and Rosa Luxemburg, with Bolsheviki debates on release and the Gorokhovia vigilance committee enforcing fate.
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Paul Re
Petrograd
Zelsingfors
Berlin
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Rosa Luxemburg
Gorokhovia
Vigilance Committee
Reception for returning service members at Liberty Hall Boston
A vast crowd packed Liberty Hall on Boston Common for a yesterday afternoon reception hosted by the Boston committee for returning soldiers sailors and marines. In the receiving line were Rear Admiral Spencer S Wood Councillor Walter L Collins Brigadier General John W Ruckman and Councillor Francis J W Ford. As the boys entered they were greeted with ceremonies and cheers.
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Boston Common
Boston Committee
Spencer S. Wood
Walter L. Collins
John W.ruckman
Francis J. W. Ford
Daniel Whelan
Paul O'Neil
Admiral Wood
Francis J. Ford
Edward L. McNeil
Harry Rosenberg
Mary Reardon
Edward Whelan
M. J. McGuiness
Beatrice Brine
William J. Fisher
Social affair with military hosts and musical program
Guests including Mrs. Harry G. Chase and Miss Mary Barr attended a receiving line with hosts at the event. Refreshments followed at the army and navy canteen under Mrs. Felix Vorenberg and others. The Naval Radio Band performed pieces by Wieniawski Faure and Tor Aulin while soloists Mr. McCormack and Mr. McBeath sang encores.
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G. W. Currier
Mary A. Barr
Julia O'Connor
Dorothy Forbes
Mary T. Reardon
John Lowell
Beatrice Brine
Army and Navy
Felix Vorenberg
Harry Liebman
George R. Fearing, Jr
Robert S. Weeks
Margaret and
Alice Norton
P. Lee
Naval Radio Band
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Faure
Tor Aulin
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Mr. McBeath
Catholic Church Notes on Boston area Lenten sermons
The celebrant at yesterday's high mass at the Church of the Immaculate Conception was noted along with rector Very Rev Charles W Lyons who preached. Sermons continued on What Catholics Ought to Know of the Sacrament of Penance with Rev John Hart S J speaking on Sacredness of Secrecy. The Redemptorist Fathers announce the 17th season of Pilate's Daughter to be staged during Lent at St Alphonsus Hall.
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Church of the Immaculate Conception
Charles W. Lyons
Redemptorist
Mission Church
Our Lady of Perpetual Help
Pilate
St. Alphonsus Hall
Smith Street
Noxbury
St. Paul's Parish
John J. Warrell
Dorchester Catholic Community Club
Dr. MacCormick Dies in Boston Hospital
Dr. John A. MacCormick of 1075 Boylston Street died at St. Elizabeth's Hospital after a two day illness from uremia poisoning. He was 45, born in Nova Scotia, educated at St Francis Xavier College and Harvard Medical School, and served at Sloan Hospital New York and Carney Hospital Boston before joining St. Elizabeth's staff. He was a member of the Massachusetts Medical Society the Intercolonial Club and phiysi
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Boylston Street
Boston
St. Elizabeth's Hospital
MacCormick
Nova Scotia
St Francis Xavier College
Harvard Medical School
Sloan Hospital
New York
Carney Hospital
St. Elizabeth's
Ile
Massachusetts Medical Society
The
Intercolonial Club
Phiysi
Ramsey Clan Echoes in Obituary for Dr MacCormick
Dr MacCormick is survived by his wife Catherine Malley MacCormick and a son John A. Jr. The obituary notes family lineage within the Clan Ramsey and the Order Scottish Clans community.
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Ramsey
Dr. MacCormick
Catherine Malley MacCormick
John A., Jr
Cargo Off Stranded Sugar Ship At Handkerchief Shoal
Part of the cargo of sugar on the steamer Sassenheim aground on Handkerchief Shoal was removed today. Another attempt to float the ship will be made at high water tomorrow. Tugs failed to budge the vessel in heavy fog. The crew remains aboard despite a fresh northwest wind.
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Sassenheim
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