Lawrence Strikers Riot With Police in Haverhill Street Fracas
Law rence workers rioted with police near the courthouse and City Hall. Strikers armed with rocks and clubs clashed with officers, injuring Patrolman Hewett and other constables. Several rioters were arrested as the crowd dispersed under heavy police action. Fines for women wardens for molestation and intimidation were reported in the morning court.
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Hewett
Joseph Bareta
Common Street
John Carrick
Currier Street
Albert Sella
Chestnut Street
Augustine Sanastano
Elm Street
Sebastiano Sanfio
Michael Minahan
Fiola Barillo
Oliver School
Haverhill Street
Charles D. Humphries
Lynn
Humphries
J. P. Linehan
F. D. McCarthy
Wight
Barney Still Eludes Police in Chelsea Case
Police continue to pursue Herman Barney after the slaying of Officer Deininger in Chelsea. Rumors of surrender are denied by authorities led by Superintendent Crowley. Barney, known by many aliases, is believed hidden near Boston though sightings persist as broadcast pictures and descriptions intensify the manhunt.
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Herman Barney
Crowley
Deininger
Chelsea
Boston
Borah Attacks League of Nations in Senate Speech
Idaho Senator Borah denounces the League of Nations as a radical departure from Washington policies and an end to the Monroe Doctrine. He urges a national referendum before the plan is adopted in the Senate debate.
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Washington
League of Nations
Borah
Idaho
Foreign Relations Committee
Senate
Senator Borah Attacks League and Taft in Senate
Idaho Senator Borah argues the league aligns with Americanism and accuses Taft of misleading statements on its impact. The scene includes a five minute demonstration as galleries applaud and Democrats join in acclaim. A resolution to delay league discussion until after a Wilson Senate conference is noted.
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Wilson
White House
League
United States
Roosevelt
Taft
Borah
Thomas
Colorado
Gore
Oklahoma
Smith
Georgia
Vardaman
Mississippi
Senate
Sherman
Illinois
Snaerman
Reed
Missouri
Hitchcock
Foreign Relations Committee
Lewis
Cummins
Iowa
Washington
America
England
Allies Repulse Bolshevik Forces on Murman Line
Allied troops report successful operations near Segoja sixty miles south of Soroko on the Murman railway. Bolsheviks suffer fifty killed and eighty wounded. allies seize substantial material in the engagement reported tonight.
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Segoja
Soroko
Murman Railway
Murder Evidence Against 20 U Boat Commanders
London Feb 21 Reuters reports the inquiry into German submarine excesses has sufficient murder evidence against 20 U boat commanders, most now in Germany. Seven commanders have bad records and their surrender for trial by an Allied naval tribunal could feature in armistice terms.
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London
Reuters, Limited
Germany
Reuter
Day Law Enforcement Action Deferred by Senate Panel
The Senate judiciary sub committee considered legislation to enforce the wartime prohibition law and deferred action until next week. A separate proposal would bar materials designed to incite contempt for oil to defeat enforcement from the mails, introduced by Representative Little.
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Walsh
Montana
King
Utah
Dillingham
Vermont
Fed
Representative Little
Kansas
Taft Criticizes Opponents of League Covenant
William Howard Taft, president of the League to Enforce Peace, issued a statement in Sacramento on February 21 reiterating his view that opponents of the League of Nations covenant are narrow in their understanding of national duty.
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Sacramento
Cal
William Howard Taft
The
League To Enforce Peace
Confidence in League Covenant and Monroe Doctrine Text
The speaker argues for strong League of Nations Article 10 support to preserve the Monroe Doctrine and extend it globally. He denies funding from Carnegie Peace Foundation for League congresses and says amendments could be inserted if needed. He asserts the Covenant should protect U S sovereignty while promoting world peace through concert.
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Carnegie Peace Foundation
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San Francisco
United States
Borah
Paris
Western Hemisphere
Liberty Loan Newsboys to Receive Medals recognition
United States government will award medals to six Liberty Loan newsboys for outstanding drive work. Named are Louis Newman Isaiah Shain Joseph Schneider Fred Rubin J Krigman and Harry Nurenberg. Jack Ainsleigh of Orleans is also listed. The four drives total bond sales of $410000.
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United States
Washington
John KK. Allen
New England
Liberty Loan Committee
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Keavin
Louis Newman
Lorne Street
Dorchester
Isaiah Shain
Poplar Street
Boston
Joseph Schneider
Bickford Street
Jamaica Plain
Fred Rubin
Phillips Street
J. Krigman
Anderson Street
Harry Nurenberg
Auburn Street
Little Jack Ainsleigh
Orleans
Keevin
Liberty Loan Newsboys Association
Neutral Zone in Transylvania Referred to Versailles Council
Paris February 21 an official notice says the creation of a neutral zone between Hungarians and Rumanians in Transylvania has been referred to the Supreme War Council at Versailles for decision.
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Paris
Transylvania
Supreme War Council
Versailles
Kilbane to Meet Frankie Brown in Philadelphia Bout
World featherweight champion Johnny Kilbane agreed to a six round bout with Frankie Brown in Philadelphia on March 10. It will be Kilbane's first fight in nearly two years.
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Cleveland, CO
Johnny Kilbane
Frankie Brown
Philadelphia
Kilbane
Tiger Improves as Clemenceau Health Updates Reach Paris
An official bulletin from Clemenceau's doctors at 9 am notes temperature 98, pulse 72, general state very good. In Paris he spent time in the garden, had a midday luncheon with good appetite, rested, and received General Petain at 2 pm.
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Paris
M. Clemenceau
General Petain
Clemenceau Receives Despatches As Shooting Aftermath Unfolds
Morning events unfold as M Clemenceau meets Inspector Decaudin after the attack while Cardinal Annette delivers a papal despatch from Cardinal Gasparri. Notables visit including Major General Mordacq Miss Margaret Wilson Victor Beret and Captain Rene Fonck. Dr Florant reports Clemenceau stable and out of danger after surgery. He confirms no need for bullet extraction.
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Decaudin
Cottin
Deecaudin
Annette
Paris
Gasparri
Pope Benedict
Mordacq
Ministry of War
Margaret Wilson
Wilson
Victor Beret
Rene Fonck
Florant
M. Clemenceau
Dr. Florant
British Parliament Congratulates Clemenceau on Escape
James W. Lowther, speaker of the House of Commons, sent a parliamentary message praising M. Clemenceau for escaping an assassin's bullet and wishing him a swift return to power for France and allied peace in Europe.
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London
James W. Lowther
House of Commons
M. Clemenceau
France
Europe
German Press Regrets Clemenceau Attack
German press decries the attempt on Premier Clemenceau as a crime and fears it will harden anti Germany sentiment in France. The North German Gazette condemns the Paris incident while Vorwaerts regrets it for inciting French national feeling.
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London
Clemenceau
Germany
France
Paris
Bogash Dominates Brooks In City Boxing Feature
Terry Brooks battles hard but falls behind as Young Bogash controls the 12 round bout at Commercial AC. Bogash lands crushing blows from start to finish with precise footwork, while Brooks struggles to keep pace and earn a single round credit.
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Young Bogash
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Brooks
Bridgeport
Terry
Bute
Louis Strona
Newport
Joe Melanson
East Boston
George Brooks
Lowell
Bill Kranz
Tommie Corbie
Gloucester
Young Chaney
Beachmont
Conley
Corbie
Navy Men Give Balt to Honor Hub Hosts
The U S S Kentucky hosted a grand ball at Hotel Somerset in Boston with 300 couples dancing and an exhibition by the Jack o Lantern company. Admiral Wood led the grand march as Captain W D Wells and Commander Bert B Taylor received the crew and paid tribute to Boston hosts. The Kentucky’s crew praised the city’s hospitality.
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U. S. S. Kentucky
Somerset
Boston
Admiral Wood
Jack O’ Lantern” Company
Kentucky
W. D. Wells
Wells
U. S. S. Schurz
Geier
Naval Hospital
WU. S. S. Willmette
Bert B. Taylor
Northern Pacific
France
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Taylor
Middlesex Rifle Club Opens 1919 Outdoor Season
Lincoln on February 21 will host the Middlesex Rifle Club in its Washington's birthday shoot marking the 1919 outdoor season plus an all day open competition with prizes for winners in several events.
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Lincoln
Middlesex Rifle Club
Premier Eisner of Bavaria Slain in Street Shooting
Premier Eisner of Bavaria was killed by two shots fired from behind in Prannerstrasse. A guard wounded the count severely and he is reported to be dying.
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Premier Eisner
Bavaria
Prannerstrasse
Bavarian Ministers Shot During Landtag Session
Eisner's body lay in the foreign ministry porter's lodge as authorities arrived to probe the assassination. Soon after, Bavarian Interior Minister Auer was shot during a Landtag session while referring to Kurt Hisner's death. Deputy Osel was killed and two officials wounded as the Diet building was placed under military guard.
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Foreign Ministry
Herr Auer
Interior
Landtag
Auer
Kurt Hisner
Osel
Diet
Eisner and Bavarian Government Turmoil
The article notes Kurt Eisner, a radical Socialist who took control of Bavaria after the royal fall, reportedly leading a Spartacan movement against moderates. It mentions Wisner, a Jew born in Galicia and former editor of Vorwaerts, who was jailed in April and rumored to have died by suicide in prison.
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Bavaria
Munich
Wisner
Galicia
Vorwaerts
Berlin
Eisner
Bavarian Leader At Berne Conference Attacks Bolshevism
A Bavarian political figure accompanied by guards attended the international labor conference in Berne where he attacked the German Socialist majority, condemned Bolshevism, and claimed German mistreatment of French POWs. He blamed former Emperor William for the war and urged accountability for the military caste. He also said democracy would triumph worldwide though war memories linger.
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Bert
Berlin
German National Assembly
Berne
Fisner
William
Munich
Associated Press
Eisner
Arco Valley
United States
Count Arco Valley
Washington
Brasil
Brazil
London
John Hay
Boston Neckers Tourney At Revere House Today
The annual Boston Neckers Club tournament is held today at the Revere House. A large crowd is expected with players from Boston New England and visitors from New York and Chicago arriving for exhibition matches and special events.
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Revere House
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