Reservation on Pacific Treaty Sparks Senate Debate
Senate foreign relations committee will report a reservation to the four power Pacific treaty clarifying it does not bind the United States to alliances or forced military action. The move, led by Senator Johnson with support from hardliners, aims to reassure critics while Secretary Hughes may brief on negotiations. The Hitchcock resolution seeks full information for the new President.
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Great Britain
British
Australia
New Zealand
Canada
Hardingtine
Hitchcock
Derwood
Johnson
China
Kellogg
Minnesota
John Sharp Williams
Mississippi
Williams
League of Nations
Prominent Army Officers Slated for Promotion
Washington reports recommended promotions for Brigadier General Edward F. McGlachlin Jr to major general upon General Haan's retirement March 31. Colonel William H. Hay and Colonel Edmund Wittenmyer also slated for brigadier general and promotion to succeed retiring officers in April.
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Edward F. McGlachlin, Jr
Army War College
Willian G. Haan
Weeks
William H. Hay
Germany
Edmund Wittenmyer
Ninthcorps Area
Charles G. Treat
Democrats Form Strong Arm Committee After Inactive Members
Democratic leaders in the Legislature created a strong arm committee led by John J. Heffernan to pressure dissident party members. The group issued a manifesto after defeat on two measures, the industrial spy bill regulating private detectives in labor, and the American preference bill favoring American citizens on public works contracts. P. T. Barnum is noted for temperance lecturing.
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John J. Heffernan
Brighton
Violin Made for Henry IV Survives Since 1595
A violin crafted in 1595 for Henry IV remains extant preserving early instrument craftsmanship. The relic highlights royal patronage and musical history from late 16th century France.
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Henry IV
Fountain repair suit against Simon Swig filed in Suffolk Court
Charles Emmet and Rose Company sue Simon Swig in Suffolk Superior Court for $150 for models and patterns used in repairing a bronze fountain on his Hull property plus $24 interest from Dec 1, 1920, to July 14, 1921. An advertisement for Addinson's Cough Balsam accompanies the notice.
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Simon Swig
Suffolk Superior Court
Charles Emmet and Rose Company
South Boston Kay Cee Club Beauty Contest Tonight
South Boston hosts a beauty contest at the Municipal Building as part of the Kay Cee Klub dance. Mayor James M. Curley Lawrence F. Quigley and John J. Sawtelle will judge. Prizes include a handsome loving cup for the prettiest girl. Boston area young women are eligible to enter.
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South Boston
Boston
Vicinity
James M. Curley
Lawrence F. Quigley
Chelsea
John J. Sawtelle
Kathryn Slattery
Irene O’connor
Mae Hooley
Widow and Son Star in Legion Musical Carry On
Mrs Edward Ball Cole widow of the late Major Cole killed in France and her son Edward headlined the American Legion musical comedy Carry On in Loring Hall. General Charles Cole state commander and brother of the late major attended as guest of honor. Joseph Crossen wrote and staged the show. More than six Cole Post members and local girls performed with songs dancing and comedy.
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Major Cole
France
Edward
American Legion
Loring Hall
Hingham
Charles Cole
Joseph Crossen
101St
Cole Post
Three Youths Sentenced for Auto Larceny in Connecticut
Lawrence February 16. Three youths from West Haven Conn were sentenced in District Court for illegally taking a valuable automobile from Matthew Doyle's garage. John Sampson and Joseph Bartini received two months each while Roy Greenspun, who rode in the car knowing it was stolen, was given 30 days in the House of Correction.
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Haven
Conn
District Court Today
Matthew Doyle
John Sampson
Joseph Bartini
Roy Greenspun
Manchester Rent Jump Report Reveals Startling Increase
The Manchester Chamber of Commerce special committee led by T Edward Cunningham found startling rent data in its cost of living probe. One block of 36 tenements saw rents rise over 93 percent in the last 90 days as part of broader evidence cited by the committee.
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Chamber of Commerce
T. Edward Cunningham
Clothing Catalog Fragment Describes Uniform Items and Prices
The note lists various military and work garments with prices, including Mackinaws with sheep-lined collars, fingered leather gauntlets, Glenvy wool hose, army wool shirts, navy double-breasted under shirts, P.O. shirts, heavy blue dungaree jumpers, ribbed union undershirts, and officers or work shoes, indicating a wartime or surplus catalog excerpt.
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