Provisional Government Undermined by Sinn Fein Split
In Dublin on February 22 the Sinn Fein Ard Fheis split as De Valera faced pressure from clergy and veterans to back the Free State constitution. He agreed not to oust Griffith or Collins, while De Valera argues for delaying a people’s vote on the treaty, seeking three months to campaign. The balance now hinges on whether the treaty or republic wins.
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Airship Roma Disaster Attributed to Altitude Controls
Norfolk report quotes Major General Mason Patrick head of the Army Air Service saying the Roma wreck likely resulted from an accidental fault in altitude control. The incident yesterday killed 34 people and injured eight as the world’s largest semi rigid airship was destroyed.
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Army board hearings continue behind closed doors
The army board of investigators met today and resumed hearings behind closed doors. General Patrick voiced his opinion based on testimony heard so far and substantiated his views with the information obtained.
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Patrick
Revenue Cutter Probes Unknown Vessel Off New England
The Ossipee searches beyond the three mile limit for an unidentified auxiliary schooner suspected of carrying liquor. Authorities monitor all New England ports as part of a broader enforcement push.
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Governor to Name O'Brien or Collins for Suffolk District Attorney
Cox plans to send to the Executive Council today the appointment of either Thomas C. O'Brien or Walter L. Collins as district attorney of Suffolk County. The nominee would serve until the next state election.
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Suffolk County
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Brighton
Boston
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Governor Narrowly Sets Race for Nominee
After discussions with several people throughout the afternoon and evening yesterday, the Governor said he was close to deciding whom to appoint and that the choice would be between two men. He would not identify the candidates. A morning conference with Attorney General Allen is planned before a final decision.
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Norwood Woman Sues for 10000 in Love Suit
Miss Julia S. Lentros of Norwood sues Anthony Anthonakes in Norfolk Superior Court at Dedham for 10000 alleging a mutual promise to marry in 1921 and man refuses to wed. Deposits at Norwood Trust Co. attached show only 204.30 balance to his credit.
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Norwood
Anthony Anthonakes
Norfolk Superior Court
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Anthonakes
Norwood Trust Co
Judge Riley Secretly Married Five Years Ago
Malden District Court Judge Thomas P. Riley, a prominent Democratic leader and attorney, wed Louise Thompson in New York City in 1917. The bride, daughter of John D. Thompson of Charlestown, is a Providence businesswoman. Only immediate family and a few close friends know of the marriage.
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Louise Thompson
Charlestown
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Malden District Court
John D. Thompson
Elm Street
Providence
New York City
Judge Riley’s Secret Marriage Revealed at Mansion House
A Post reporter surprised Judge and Mrs. Riley at the Mansion House in Martha’s Vineyard. The Malden jurist greeted in a smoking jacket and slippers, declaring marriage was no secret and joking about a honeymoon as his secretary relayed the news.
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Shots awaken Harvard Yard in pre holiday incident
Pierre Page told Harvard Square police a gunman fired twice near the iron fence and dragged him into the yard before releasing him. A Harvard watchman later confessed to shooting at Page, mistaking him for carrying illicit provisions for the Washington anniversary celebration.
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East India
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Viscount Grey Taken To Nursing Home In London
Viscount Edward Grey former ambassador to the United States was moved to a nursing home in London today with kidney trouble. Doctors said there is no cause for anxiety.
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Associated Press
Viscount Edward Grey
United States
Average Temperatures Reported at Thompson's Spa
The notes record yesterday's temperature readings at Thompson's Spa with figures around 28 to 85 and evening 6 p.m. values. Averages show 81 for today and 31.5 for the previous year, indicating fluctuating temps and a year-ago comparison.
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Honry Sat Traars
Boston
Ebert
Berlin
Weather Focus: Warmer and Overcast With Intermittent Rain
Today's forecast calls for warmer conditions and overcast skies with a chance of rain off and on. Temperatures rise modestly as clouds linger, bringing light showers possible later.
Boston Area Weather Forecast Incomplete Text
Forecast for Boston and vicinity calls for Thursday rain and warmer, Friday rain then clearing and colder with fresh east to south winds. Northern New England expects snow or rain Thursday and Friday with little temperature change. Southern New England sees rain and warmth Thursday, rain on Friday then clearing and colder.
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