Gift to Bride a Wealthy New York Heiress Wedding
Mrs Hugo Cunliffe Owen, formerly Helen Elizabeth Oliver of New York, 22, wed in Dudley in a quiet ceremony. The bride wore a $50,000 pearl necklace as New York and London fashionables watched the event. President Wilson returns to Paris for conferences after England talks. He rests New Year’s Day then departs for Italy tonight.
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Paris
Associated Press
Wilson
Italy
England
Hugo Cunliffe-Owen
Helen Elizabeth Oliver
New York
Dudley
London
Dudley Hill
Hugo’ Cunliffe- Owen
American Tobacco Company
Conant Memorial Church
Boston’s New Year crowds honor fallen soldier
The Boston streets were crowded as churches held watch night services and Cardinal-led cathedral mass. The city endured a lively New Year’s Eve, with tens of thousands filling hotels and restaurants as ceremonies unfolded. Continued on Page 2-Fourth Col.
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Cardinal
Boston
Old Boston
Today in History and Anniversaries Highlighted
Paul Revere born in 1755 is noted as a prominent figure of the midnight ride. The sunk British battleship Formidable in the British Channel with 700 lives recorded, and the torpedoing of steamship Tyernia in the Mediterranean are listed events. A year ago New England faced distress from coal shortages and severe weather as Italians won at Zenson Loop and a German air raid affected Vincenza and Bassano.
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Paul Revere
British Channel
Tyernia
Mediterranean
New England
Zenzon Loop
Vincenza
Bassano
Wilsons greet cordial British welcome on Channel passage
President Wilson and Mrs. Wilson expressed pleasure at the warm reception in England and noted the close alignment between British and American sentiments. The Brighton arrived Calais at 12 10 with General Ditte and local officials welcoming the party before the President continued by train from Paris at 1 o'clock.
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Wilson
England
Great Britain
United States
Brighton
Calais
Ditte
Paris
Farewell Messages Private Between Wilson and George
In London on December 31 President Wilson and King George exchanged cordial farewells as the President prepared to depart England. The President thanked the King for hospitality and Mrs. Wilson and the King expressed pleasure at having them as guests. The messages will not be published as they are personal.
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London
Wilson
King George
England
Wilson's Rome Visit Not to Be Delayed
Paris dispatch notes plans for President Wilson to depart for Rome on Wednesday night remain unchanged despite Italy's cabinet crisis. Officials say the Rome situation is political and outside the scope of the President's trip.
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Wilson
Rome
Paris
Milk price to stay at 16 1 2 cents a quart
The New England Regional Milk Commission is expected to report that milk delivered to the Boston metropolitan district should remain at 16 1 2 cents per quart for the next three months. Several dealers had advocated raising the price to 17 1 2 cents per quart.
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New England Regional Milk Commission
Boston
Milk Commission Faces Opposition Over Price Increase
New England Regional Milk Commission members, including labor member J Frank O Hare, opposed raising milk prices calling it unwarranted. The commission ruled the price at 1612 cents a quart for January February and March, citing a milk surplus and rising feed costs as factors despite testimony of higher costs.
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New England Regional Milk Commission
J. Frank O’hare
New England Regional. Milk .Commission
Dancing Today at Crescent Gardens Rhode Island Beach
A continuous dance event runs from 2 p m to midnight at Crescent Gardens on Revere Beach. Two orchestras provide music with admission for ladies at 25 cents and for gentlemen at 8 cents. Trains run every 15 minutes.
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Crescent Gardens
Rievere Beach
St. .James Hall
Huntington Ave
Murder Probe in Rockland Leaves Clues Elusive
Rockland Maine observers report 24 hours since the foulest local murder struck Mrs Caroline Brown widow of Harry E Brown one of Rocklands leading figures. Police and state authorities still hunting under dim clues offering little tangible progress in the case.
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Rockland
Maine
Caroline Brown
Harry E. Brown
New England
First Baby Born On New Year Is Girl
The first 1919 baby born in Boston maternity hospitals is a daughter born at 12 20 this morning to Mrs. Bertha King of Everett. The infant weighs 7 pounds 12 ounces. Both mother and child are at Faulkner Hospital Roslindale.
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Boston
Bertha King
S. J. King
Harvard Street
Everett
Faulk
The Post Touts Exclusive 26th Division Casualties
The Boston paper proclaims an exclusive military report on the 26th Division casualties published yesterday morning. It claims this is the biggest exclusive military news in Boston in a long time and vows to continue delivering big news first in 1919.
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Post
New England
Boston
The
C. R. Edwards
Chateau Thierry
France
Rain Warmer Then Colder Forecast For New England
Forecast for southern New England calls for rain and warmer conditions Wednesday with a shift to milder weather. Thursday will be cloudy and considerably colder with increasing south winds shifting to the west and northwest. Northern New England expects snow and warmer air Wednesday followed by colder conditions Thursday. Along the mid Atlantic coasts winds rise from east to southeast then stronger from the south. Temperatures are high for the season east of the Mississippi.
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Boston
Washington
New Wingland
New England
Middle Atlantic
Mississippi
Ribot Seeks Fair War Cost Sharing Among Allies
Former Premier Alexandre Ribot told the Associated Press that nations allied against the Germanic coalition must adjust postwar accounts with regard to each nation’s efforts and resources. He urged including sacrifices and losses of manpower alongside monetary costs in the settlement.
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Paris
Associated Press
Alexandre Ribot
Germany and allies must pay share of war debts
M Ribot argues Germany and her associates owe extra from their resources plus their own war debts to support Allied efforts. The statement accompanies a longer continuation on page 2 noting ongoing reparations discussions and postwar financial adjustments.
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Germany
M. Ribot
How to Read a Bank Report
Bank report explainer outlines items in a 1918 filing to the Bank Commissioner. It lists assets and liabilities such as deposits, capital, surplus, earnings, rediscounts, and acceptances. The article aims to help depositors understand figures like total assets 25 786 343 651 and related entries.
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Cosmopolitan Trust Company
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Adson Super
Henley-Kimball CO
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Boston, Mass
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Healy
Ner Hospital
Roslindale
New Eng
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Carney Bldg
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