Wife Admits She Killed Lebaudy in Westbury NY
Madame Marie Lebaudy admitted to Nassau County District Attorney Weeks that she shot and killed her husband Jacques Lebaudy as he entered her home Phoenix Lodge Westbury. The motive cited was fear for 15 years and the coroner set an inquest for Wednesday. Jacqueline, the 11 year old daughter, notified authorities and may testify to the grand jury.
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Westbury
Marie Augustine Lebaudy
Charles R. Weeks
Nassau County
Jacques Lebaudy
Sahara
Phoenix
Lodge
Weeks
Mr. Weeks
Madame Lebaudy
Lebaudy
Jacqueline
Mme. Lebaudy
Phenix Lodge
Charles de Saulles
Bianca de Saulles
John Longer de Saulles
Mme
Phineas Seaman
State Constabulary
Long Island
British plan sent to Paris for Russian talks
Washington dispatches report that Britain's proposal to include all Russian factions in allied peace negotiations was transmitted to the State Department on January 3 by the British embassy. Foreign Minister Pichon stated Paris would not recognize the Bolshevik regime. Acting Secretary Polk corrected a prior remark after learning the action would be forwarded to Paris.
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Washington
Great Britain
United States
Paris
Pichon
France
State Department
Polk
M. Pichon
Hunt for Slayer of South End Man
An unidentified Italian man about four years old was found dead in the basement of 16 Lovering Street South End with a deep knife wound in his back. Police issued a general alarm for Tony Walkum, 48, believed to have quarreled with the victim over a card game in Walkum’s basement room. Lodger Mark Nerboski found the body and called the police. Walkum remains missing as officers search the house.
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Lovering Street
South End
Tony Walkum
Mark Nerboski
Nerboski
Walkum
Northern Pacific to be floated after grounding at Fire Island
Fire Island N Y Jan 12 naval authorities said the United States transport Northern Pacific hit a sand bar off Fire Island light on New Year’s Day and will be floated within the next three days. The vessel has been pulled 200 feet seaward.
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Fire Island
N. Y
United States
Northern Pacific
Scholastic hockey teams play a busy weekly schedule
A string of upcoming games features Boston College High against Newton High at Bullough's Pond Newtonville and multiple matchups among Brookline High Cambridge Latin Roxbury Latin and St. John s Prep. The week includes games at Rus sell Field Brookline Dexter s Field and Milton and ends with a Saturday slate at Concord and Exeter New England prep squads compete across several venues.
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Newton High
Melrose High
Melrose
Dorchester High
St. John’s Prep
Danvers
Noble and Greenough
Alien Military School
Dexter's Field
Brookline
Browne and Nichols Ve. Roxbury Latin
Cambridge
St. Mark's
Boston Latin
Southboro
English High
Browne and Nichols
Andover Academy
Middlesex School
Milton High
Brookline High
Phillips Andover
Charlie O’hearn
Middlesex School of Concord
Concord
Boston
Boston College High
Bullough’s Pond
Newtonville
George Owen
Garden City
Tom McKintyre
Newton
Dr. Martin
Outdoor skating salve for arena loss in scholastic hockey
The run of fine outdoor ice in recent days has helped ease the disappointment of losing the indoor Arena surface and appeased scholastic hockey players and fans with fresh action on natural runners.
School Boys Face Big Week of Hockey Matches
Brookline High, Middlesex School, and Newton High lead a packed slate as Greater Boston city schools and private academies schedule contests. Notable pairings include Brookline vs Allen Military School at Brookline High, Newton High vs Boston College High at Bullough’s Pond, and Cambridge Latin against Russell Field rivals with key veterans Garrity and O’Connor shaping the defense.
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Boston College High
Newton High
Bullough’s Pond
Newtonville
Boston Latin
Cambridge Latin
Russell Field
Cambridge
Brookline High
Allen Military School
Brookline
Boston
Littl
Johnny Quinnn
Garrity
O'Connor
Charlie O’hearn
Brookline High Seven
Andover
Allen
Country Day
Noble and Greenough
Milton Academy
Browne and Nichols and Allen School
Chief Meyers Eyes Strong Return After Marine Training
New York report notes Giants catcher Chief Meyers known as J T Meyers from Connecticut plans a stronger season after Marine Corps training at Paris Island. He played on a sand diamond at the Marine training station, praising improved bat speed and strength. Meyers owns a 250 acre farm and will train with his patriotic wife remaining in Connecticut after discharge.
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New York
Meyers
Gianta
Connecticut
J. T. Meyers
Marine Corps
Paris Island
8. C
Springfield
Mammoth Allied Military Olympics Planned for Paris 1919
Paris, Jan 11 The American army plans a mammoth inter allied military Olympic meeting in Paris during May or June 1919 at Colombes Stadium. Pershing will invite commanders of 21 allied nations to participate. The event will be financed by the American army with French cooperation and feature individual prizes and likely team trophies.
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Paris
Pershing
United States
Colombes
France
John J. Pershing
Ketonen to Meet Gardner Thursday in Boston Bout
Waino Ketonen, touted as the real world middleweight champion, and Pinky Gardner, another title claimant, square off at the Grand Opera House Thursday night in a best two out of three falls match. Promoter Tuohey plans a future showdown between the winner and Mike Yokel for the world middleweight title.
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Waino Ketonen
Pinky Gardner
Grand Opera House
Boston
Gardner
Ketonen
Mike Yokel
Yokel
Tuohey
Musterole Mustard Plaster Alternative Ad
An old advertisement touts Musterole as a clean white ointment replacing mustard plasters. It claims fast relief for sore throats bronchitis tonsillitis stiff neck asthma neuralgia and rheumatic pains without blistering, offered in 30c 60c and hospital size benefits.
Knights of Columbus to run boxing for AEF in Paris
Paris January report says the Knights of Columbus will oversee all American expeditionary force boxing events. Promoters from France join a transnational effort for a major tourney in Paris featuring divisions from bantam to heavyweight. John Carey, new K of C director, leads the event with belts and emblems awarded to victors and potential matchups against top pros like Carpentier Dempsey and Willard.
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Paris
Knights of Columbus
K. of C
France
Europe
John
Jake’) Carey
Rochester
N. Y
Johnny Evers
Carey
George Carpentier
Jess Willard
Jack Dempsey
Mike O'Dowd
Bennie Leonard
Pete Hermann
WIPES OUT FAMOUS TRACK FOR AVIATION FIELD
The Stockton kite shaped track once famous for record trotting by Arion Palo Alto and Stamboul has been dismantled and graded into an aviation field for the United States government.
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Stockton
Cal
Arion
Palo Alto
Stamboul
United States
Engineer Brandt Dies in Copenhagen
Emil Brandt of 26A Prospect Street Brookline died in Copenhagen as a cablegram reported. He was chief engineer of the Scandinavian American Steamship Line, long trusted by Boston and New York shipping circles, and had spent nearly 50 years with the company. He was decorated by the King of Denmark and awarded a German Danish war medal from 1864. A separate letter to Mayor Peters urged $500,000 to improve East Boston ferries and finance a new boat.
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Emil Brandt
Prospect Street
Brookline
W. E. A. Brandt
Boston
New York
Copenhagen
Brandt
Denmark
East Boston
Peters
William R. Hearn
Hast
Kings of Golf Return to Craft Postwar Scene
Golf’s postwar boom looks set to accelerate as top players return from service. Lieutenant Francis Ouimet, a former conqueror of Vardon and Ray, plans a February discharge and a Southward training spree to regain form. If his tour unfolds, Woodland’s star may appear in major exhibitions alongside Amateurs Charles Hivans Jr Max Marston and Kenneth Edwards.
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Francis Oubmet
Camp Devens
Vardon
Ray
Charles Hivans, Jr
Max Marston
Kenneth Edwards
R. R.’s to Find Farms for Returning Soldiers
Agricultural agents along railroads have been instructed to collect all information on lands along their lines open for lease or occupation by returning soldiers. The effort, part of the railroad administration’s 1918 report led by Edward C. Hambers, supports Secretary Lane’s plan to reclaim lands for discharged soldiers.
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Washington
Railroad Administration
Edward C. Hambers
Lane
Laymen Lay Plans for National League at Springfield
Springfield January 12 Ten planks were adopted by the platform committee led by Dr Charles W Eliot of Harvard at the National Convention of Unitarian Laymen. They vote to form a national league of laymen with aims to combat disease premature death vice ignorance and lawlessness and to raise funds for extension work at home and abroad.
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Springfield
Charles W.’. Eliot
Harvard
National League of
Bitter Enemy Roosevelt Hailed by German Papers
German newspapers mourn Theodore Roosevelt describing him as one of Germanys bitter enemies yet praising him as one of the most remarkable men. They hope his death may ease old tensions and aid reconciliation between the two peoples.
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Amsterdam
Theodore Roosevelt
Germany
Military board to probe death of Sergeant Edward Eaton
A military board of inquiry meets at Department of the Northeast headquarters to hear testimony on the death of Sergeant Edward Eaton of Vennison Texas. Eaton died at Relief Hospital after a 40 foot fall headfirst through glass and sash of a four story window at 99 Chauncy street following a dive.
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Department of the Northeast
Edward Eaton
Vennison
Texas
Eaton
Relief Hospital
Chauncy Street
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