British Evacuation of Ireland to Begin Tomorrow
Dublin reports the British evacuation of Ireland will start tomorrow as part of a sequence of major developments. King George will release Irish political prisoners immediately, and the British government signals support for the Griffith provisional government with a transfer of control to Irish hands imminent. Griffith is expected to take over Dublin Castle within days.
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Dublin
Ireland
King George
Amnes
Griffith
Dublin Castle
Loud's Auto License Given to Jury for Examination
Clarence W. Loud on trial in East Cambridge Superior Criminal Court for the murder of Wakefield Patrolman James A. Preston was confronted by the slain officer's brother Policeman Joseph L. Preston who testified yesterday about the night of April 9.
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Clarence W. Loud
East Cambridge Superior Criminal Court
James A. Preston
Wakefield
Joseph L. Preston
Man Arrested for Murder in East Boston Stabbing
Axel Bergindahl, 57, of Spencer street Lynn, was arrested and charged with murder by East Boston police after Bentley McFarland longshoreman of East Boston was stabbed to death. Bergindahl declared McFarland, married and boarding at a local residence.
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Axel Bergindahl
Spencer Street
Lynn
East Boston
Bentley McFarland
Bergindahl
McFarland
Briand resigns as French premier amid cabinet clash
Paris January 12 Aristide Briand resigns from the premiership after a dramatic session in the Chamber of Deputies. President Millerand asks former President Raymond Poincare to form a new cabinet. Poincare tentatively agrees and will decide tomorrow.
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Paris
Associated Press
Aristide Briand
Raymond Poincare
Republic
Briand
Chamber of Deputies
Cannes
M. Briand
Millerand
Poincare
Elysee Palace
M. Poincare
Reward Offered in East Boston Shooting of Store Manager
Alexander Corbett manager of the John T Connor Co store was shot by a holdup man at his home door on Border Street East Boston Monday night. He underwent surgery at City Hospital and is improving. The company president C F Adams announced a $250 reward for information leading to arrest and conviction of those involved. Corbett was shot through the right shoulder while unlocking his door as robbers attempted to seize a bag. He fought back and the assailants fled.
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Alexander Corbett
John T. Connor Company
Xebe
Border Street
Boston
City’ Hospital
John. Ty Connor
Corbett
East Boston Relief Hospital
City Hospital
New Charge of Graft in Pelletier Trial Emerges
Attorney General Allen's team presented evidence in the Pelletier case alleging Suffolk County district attorney profited by 2500 dollars through the office being used to push abandonment of a civil matter.
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Allen
Pelletier
Suffolk County
Undershirts to Be Chemi ses Under War Dept Store
Secretary Hoover announced negotiations with the War Department to purchase 1,000,000 woolen undershirts stored in army warehouses. The undershirts, originally earmarked for the American Expeditionary Forces, are to be repurposed as 1922 Russian chemises under the $20,000,000 famine relief fund.
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Washington
Secretary of Commerce
Hoover
Congress
Russia
War Department
Cider Link Found To White Plains Drunkenness
In White Plains the 121 drunkenness cases last year were blamed on sweet cider shown by chemists to contain under half a percent alcohol. Police Chief John Harmon cited that drinkers were very drunk and suffered severe morning after effects, noting cider can ferment after consumption.
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White Plains
John Harmon
Fifty Dollar Weekly Man Stingy at Home
In a Queens separation suit, Mrs. Alice Shannon of Jamaica accuses her husband James Shannon, a Richmond Hill chauffeur earning $50 a week plus tips, of spending on silk shirts and new shoes while she dyes one pair of shoes to feign abundance and withholds funds to run the household. The testimony notes the couple’s financial strain and her request for support.
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Long Island City
L. I
Alice Shannon
Jamaica
Queens County Supreme Court
James Shannon
Richmond Hill
Col Arnim Reveals Wilhelm's Scheme in Holland Visit
Col Arnim who visited him in Holland discloses Wilhelm's scheme to complicate affairs and influence events abroad. The disclosure connects wartime intrigues with German leadership in exile.
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Col. Arnim
Holland
Wilhelm
Prohibition Forum Voices In Boston Post Debate
The Boston Post prints letters on the 18th Amendment with Dr. William Shaw defending dry law and urging a fair test. Contributors on both sides present views as unsigned letters are discouraged unless signed and brief.
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Prohibition Forum
William Shaw
Massachusetts
World Christian Endeavor Union
Shaw
Not Given Fair Test To the Prohibition Er
A reader replies to a prohibition discussion invitation, arguing against the idea that Post readers favor a controversial trade, and notes the impression of a majority in support would be erroneous. The letter continues on Page 18.
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Post
The Old Farmer's Weather Prediction
A weather note forecasts fair conditions today and tonight with a cooler breeze than yesterday.
Newberry Wins Seat as Senate Dismisses Contest
Washington report says Senator Truman H. New Derry will keep his United States Senate seat after the Senate rejected Henry’s contest by a 41 to 46 vote late Thursday.
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Washington
United News
Truman H. New Derry
United States Senate
Senate
Henry
Breach of Promise Case Ties to Wealthy Roughan Family
Marie Hanson of Washington alleges Frank J. Allen breached a marriage engagement with her while Allen is linked to Mary F. Roughan the widow of James Roughan a rich Boston businessman. The article notes a婚 marriage between Allen and Mrs Roughan occurred last November at a small church in New.
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James, Roughan
Charlestown
Jamaica Plain
Roughan
Marie Hanson
Washington, D. C
Frank J. Allen
Mary
F. Roughan
James Roughan
Dartmouths Plea to Girls for Warm Winter Carnival
Dartmouth undergraduates urge winter carnival attendees to dress for comfort and health. The Outing Club asks women to wear woolen mittens and socks and sturdy footwear, recalling a prior cold snow ensemble and stressing warmth over fashion.
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Hanover
N. H
Dartmouth
German Submarines Reported Near Dover and Italy Earthquake
Two German submarines were reported off Dover shore batteries as an earthquake in central Italy killed thousands. A severe New England coast storm, the worst in 16 years, hit the region. A year ago authorities warned of bombs in New York, and a Moscow attack killed six of Lenin's bodyguards while Mary Garden assumed control of the Chicago Grand Opera Company.
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Dover
Italy
New Ehmgland
New York
Lenine
Moscow
Mary Garden
Chicago Grand Opera Company
Fair Weather Forecast for Reston and The East
The forecast calls for a fair day on Friday with probable Saturday fair as well. Temperatures remain steady with little change. Westerly winds shift, gales ease along the coasts, and clear skies extend across the Eastern States. High barometer, overcast with local snow possible in the Great Lakes Ohio Valley and Northern New York regions, otherwise fair weather nationwide.
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Washington
New England
Canadian
Maritime
Middle Atlantic
Atlantic
Mississippi River
Great
Ohio Valley
New York
Evestry
Sandy Hook
Hatteras
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Eann
Warth
Plotkin Bros
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Connor Co
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