Russian Chaos Ends Ideas Offered to Senate Panel
Nicolas Auxentieff, ex Kerensky ally, told the Senate foreign affairs committee three fixes for Russia. One: send an allied force to restore order until elections. Two: supply munitions and essentials to the organized government. Three: establish commercial credits to sustain the fight against the Bolsheviks.
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Senate Foreign Affairs Committee
Nicolas Auxentieff
Kerensky
United States
Auxentieff
Admiral Kolchak
Kolchak
Russia
Harvard student wins Pasteur medal in debate at Music Hall
R. P. Berle of 1471 Beacon Street Brookline a third year student at Harvard was awarded the Pasteur medal for debating in the competition held last night in the Music Hall at Harvard.
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R. P. Berle
Beacon Street
Brookline
Harvard
Pasteur Medal
Music Hall
Bangor Democrats nominate Thompson for mayor
In Bangor tonight the Democratic party nominated George B. E. Thompson, former county attorney, for mayor with no opposition.
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Bangor
Democrats Tonight
George BE. Thompson
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Women and Babies to Lead Strike Day Parade
Lawrence reports the strikers plan a Saturday event led by women with babies in carriages. The general committee promises a parade, war‑era uniforms, and three mass meetings in Lawrence and Methuen as part of ongoing demonstrations by textile workers and their supporters.
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Pub Nc Safety
Peter Carr
Timothy K. O’brien
Harry Nimmo
Methuen
Boston
Striking Workers Rally Amid Police Preparedness and Arrests
Police officials in talks with strikers warned against parades and mass meetings while authorities increased guards around mounted units. The day saw no arrests, and court actions focused on former preachers A J Muste Cedric Long and editor Louis Iriana, with all bail set at 800 dollars.
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Carpenters’ District Council
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A. J. Muste
Cedric Long
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Mahoney
Long
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The
Revolutionary Age
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Milliken
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Lawrence Hospital
Republican nomination bids in the 1880s discussed
The article notes that in the early 1880s a man named in the Republican national convention was nominated for the presidential race. He gained 34 votes in 1880 and 93 votes in 1884. The piece continues from the first page.
Edmunds Advises Presidents as Vermont Statesman
Born February 1, 1828 in Richmond Vermont Edmunds rose from farmhouse roots to lead Vermont politics as Speaker and Senate President. He joined the U S Senate in 1866, shaped Reconstruction era debates and helped certify Hayes over Tilden in 1876.
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Richmond
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United States Senate
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Johnson
Hayes
Tilden
White House
Arthur
Garfield
Utah
Supreme Court
Pasadena
California
Men Charged With Draft Desertion to Face Courts Martial
James P. Hannon of Dorchester R Paccupolos of Peabody and Edward A Pratt of Shawmut avenue colored will be tried by general courts martial in the post office building next Tuesday. Three more men under arrest at local army posts face the same charges and will be tried soon after.
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James P. Hannon
Dorchester
R. Paccupolos
Peabody
Edward A. Pratt
Shawmut Avenue
Shoe workers laid off at Manchester plant
Manchester New Hampshire February 27 400 operatives at a W H McElwain Company shop were laid off due to canceled war contracts and weak civilian orders. Other shops of the firm are set to reduce schedules and more local shoe manufacturers may follow.
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Manchester
N. H
W. H. McElwain Company
Boston
Boston Briefs Mixed Local News From City Hall to Courts
A Suffolk County jury convicted Robert Bryan of larceny for stealing 504 dollars from a Chinese patient at Boston Psycopathic Hospital and he received a one year sentence. Mayor Peters pushes food handling bills. John R. Murphy named wire commissioner with possible consolidation hopes. Army base at South Boston eyed for 26th division debarkation. The American Committee for Dévastated France seeks 1 dollar subscriptions to raise 300000 dollars in Boston. Mrs. Mary Brooks, Shaksperian actress, faces probation or suspended sentence after a pocket-picking incident. Cardinal O Connell requests annual Lenten offerings for the Holy Father to be collected in all archdiocesan churches. J Mitchel Galvin, 70, honored at Exchange Club dinner with Mayor Peters present. Frank Gambello, drugs suspect, arrested on Shawmut Avenue. morphine found, base of supplies sought.
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Robert Bryan
Boston
Brighton man arraigned on blue sky stock charge
Chester D. Coram of Brighton Mass pleaded not guilty in Manchester Superior Court to selling thousands of dollars of movie stock without a license. He was held in 3000 bail for March 10 hearing after extradition from New York.
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N. H
Chester D. Coram
Brighton
Mass
Coram
New York
Mary Lerner Wins Fame with The Strongest Pleaders
Best Story writer Mary Lerner, named among the year's best, gains wide fame for a sympathetic, pleasing literary style. Her story The Strongest Pleaders will appear in next week's Boston Post Sunday Magazine.
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Mary Lerner
Boston Post
89th Division Triumph Secures Third Army Title
The 89th Division defeated the Fourth Division 14 to 0 to win the Third Army championship and earn the right to represent the army at the A. E. F. Olympic games near Paris. Major General Dickman and many officers attended as about 15,000 watched.
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Army of Occupation
Paris
Dickman
Argonné
John H. H. Fowler
Aviation Service
Paul Withington
Cambridge
Mass
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