Absence delay in 10th district hearing sparks courtroom clash
A Boston federal hearing on the 10th district race drew a large crowd as Joseph F. OConnell urged Judge Burman to issue a summons for John F. Fitzgerald. Testimony exposed election-day tactics by Hendricks Club members and Lomasney allies, with Gibbons claiming intimidation outside the polling booth.
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John F. Fitzgerald
Palm Beach
Joseph F. O'Connell
Peter F. Tague
Federal Building
United States Marshal
Fitzgerald
O'Connell
Lomasney
Mr. Lomasney
Congressman Tague
Department of the Northeast
First Naval District
Boston
Jerome J. Crowley
Asylum Street
France
South End
John T. Gibbons
Tague
Bailiwick
Hendricks Club
McNulty
Martin Lomasney
Henry V. Cunningham
State Ballot Law Commission
O’connell
Gibbons
Tebbetts Nominated for Waterville Mayor by Democrats
Leon O. Tebbetts was nominated for Mayor by the Democratic party at a caucus in Waterville tonight.
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Waterville
Leon O. Tebbetts
Democratic Party
No Money For War Agencies In New Sundry Bill
Washington reports no appropriations for continuing several wartime agencies including the Labor Department employment service. The sundry civil bill carries 850 million dollars for various departments, returns 21.9 million to the Treasury, and ends publication of the official bulletin from April 1 while the film division runs to June 30. Protests from state and municipal officials over the employment service were dismissed by a majority, with a minority arguing for its continuation.
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Department of Labor
House
Representative Sherley
Appropriations Committee
Treasury
Food and Fuel Administrations
Committee On Public Information
Capital Issues Committee
War Trade Board
War Labor Administrative Services
Gallivan
Massachusetts
Iigan
New Jersey
Evans
Montana
McAndrews
Illinois
Yankee Smile and the Great Gifts to Europe Banquet Speech
Lieutenant Harry G Milson lauded U S sacrifices and the soldiers smiles at the New England Hardware Dealers Association banquet at Hotel Westminster closing the first day of their 26th annual convention. Speakers urged healing after war bolstering agriculture and civilian reintegration as leaders called for expanded farm output. Officers elected included Herbert W Sibley as President Hiram W Colton and Arthur C Lamson as vice presidents.
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America
Harry G. Milson
New _ England Hardware Dealers’ Association
Westminster
New England Hardware Dealers’ Association
Hotel
Milson
Frank W. Whitcher
Massachusetts Chamber of Commerce
Bay State
New England
Matthias Ludlow
National Retail Tardware Association
Wallace D. Simmons
Simmons Hardware Company
Boston
Hotel Westminster
J. P. Mackey
J. B. Hunter
D. F. Barber
Herman Colton
Alexander Chandler
Allies to Recognize Polish Government Led by Paderewski
Paris officials announced that allied representatives meeting at Quai d Orsay decided to recognize the Polish government headed by Ignace Jan Paderewski. In Warsaw the Polish National Assembly held its second major session with General Pilsudski turning over authority as dictator and restoring power to himself pending Diet approval.
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Paris
Quai d’Orsay
Ignace Jan Paderewski
Warsaw
Associated Press
Europe
Joseph Pilsudski
Polish premier Paderewski appeals for unity and reform
In parliament Tynace Jan Paderewski addresses the assembly urging confidence in the ministry and outlining plans for a large army, compulsory service, land reform, and equal rights. He emphasizes national unity, language and school rights for Lithuanians and Ruthenians, and Poland’s claim to Teschen and Vilna. News from London reports a Baltic cargo aid to Poland with funds raised by Poles and Polish Jews, to be shared upon arrival.
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Lemberg
M. Selda
Pilsudski
Paderewski
Poland
M. Paderewski
Teschen
Vilna
London
Reuters
Westward Ho
Baltic
Rotterdam
United States
German Assembly Votes Credits in Weimar
Weimar Feb 21 The German national assembly approved the government’s credits amid opposition from the minority Socialists and the German Nationalists.
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Weimar
German National Assembly
Army motor trucks burned at Mineola
Fire at Camp Mills Mineola N Y destroyed 35 army motor trucks and several officer cars. Damage estimated at 100000 dollars. Soldiers and civilians formed bucket brigades to save nearby buildings as gasoline tank explosions hampered efforts.
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Mineola
N. Y
Camp Mills
Vote to Strike for Beer in New York Unions Vote
New York unions including Iron Workers Shipbuilders Longshoremen Hatters and Ram mers vote a July 1 strike to back the slogan No Beer No Work affecting about 166 000 workers The Letter Carriers Association offered moral support though unable to strike A speaker linked Prohibition to a liquor ban claim and warned coffee prices would rise as a natural resource under prohibition.
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New York
Central Federated Union
Letter Carriers’ Association
St Louis Lands Troops In New York
The cruiser St Louis arrived from Brest with 25 officers and 1293 men. It included Companies FE F and G of the 161st Infantry plus Casualty Companies 249 906 and 504 from New York Pennsylvania and Ohio. There were 20 casualties aboard.
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ST. Louis
New York
Brest
Pennsylvania
Ohio
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Bryant G. Smith & Sons CO
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Stewart
Stewarts
Proctor Fisher Inc
Newbury Street
Stewart Automobile Corporation
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