Premier Clemen ceau to join peace council meet in Paris
Paris January 18 Premier Clemenceau will attend Monday's supreme council session of the peace conference. The allies demand a definite list of German officers and soldiers to be tried for violating the laws of war. Attending will be Lloyd George Nitti Wallace and Matsui as ambassadors to France.
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Paris
Clemenceau
Supreme Council of the Peace Conference
Lloyd George
Great Britain
Nitti
Italy
Hugh C. Wallace
Baron Matsui
France
Clemenceau cabinet resigns as France awaits new government
The Clemenceau cabinet resigns prompting President Poincare to ask Alexand Millerand to form a new government. Millerand will respond by noon Monday as France braces for continuity in diplomacy at postwar talks. The note on former Kaiser William’s extradition looms amid Allied strategy.
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Paris
Clemenceau
Poincare
Alexand Millerand
Alsace
M. Millerand
Fice
Five Bishops in Campaign In Massachusetts Diocese
Five bishops will take part in the Massachusetts diocesan contribution of the Episcopal Church campaign now in progress. Bishop Lawrence heads the diocese with Suffragan Bishop Babcock and will be aided by Bishop Charles H. Brent, Bishop Burleson of South Dakota and Bishop Herman Page of Spokane. Noted preachers like Rev. Dr. Charles L. Slattery of Grace Church New York and Rev. William C. Sturgis will lead sermons and noon meetings at the Cathedral Church of St. Paul, with gatherings planned through next week and a dinner for parish chairmen at the Hotel Bellevue Israel. Congregational singing and a 'quiet day' will mark events, as Bishop Lawrence and Judge Philip S. Parker direct activities.
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Massachusetts
Episcopal Church
Lawrence
Babcock
Charles H. Brent
Burleson
South Dakota
Herman Page
Spokane
Washington
Charles L. Slattery
Grace Church
New York City
Cathedral Church of St. Paul
William C. Sturgis
Board of Missions
Cathedral Church
Episcopalian Club
Church Service League
Bishop Lawrence
Dean Rousmaniere
Hotel Bellevue
Philip S. Parker
Millerand to Form French Cabinet After Poincare Talks
Theodore Millerand met with President Poincare at the Elysee to discuss forming a cabinet to replace Clemenceau. He promised a decision by noon Monday and described talks with Deschanel and Bourgeois. Deschanel reportedly supports Millerand as premier for Deschanel's term.
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M. Millerand
Elysee Palace
Poincare
Deschanel
M. Clemenceau
Leon Bourgeois
National Assembly
M. Poincare
Ae M. Clemenceau
M. Millerga
J. Deschanel
Clemengeau
France
M. Deschanel
Bourbon Palace
M. Bourgeoise
M. Deschane
M. Millerndt
Deschnel
Services Held for Warren A. Locke
Clergy from the Cathedral Church of St Paul led funeral services for Warren A. Locke yesterday afternoon. Earl Weicher presided at the organ as the cathedral choir performed. Six pallbearers included Harvard 1869 classmates W. P. Hall, Dr. Robert M. Lawrence, Rev. Francis G. Peabody, Henry G. Pickering, James J. Fowler and Albert M. Barnes. Ushers were Lyman G. Smith, George Burdett, Herbert Darling, Edward Dodge, Courtenay Guild, M. A. DeWolfe Howe, Byron Hurlburt, Homer Richardson and Charles Moore.
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Bishop Lawrence
Dean Rousmaniere
Cathedral Church of St Paul
Warren A Locke
Earl Weicher
Sr. Locke
W. P
Hall
Robert M. Lawrence
Francis G. Peabody
Henry G. Pickering
James J. Fowler
Albert M. Barnes
Harvard University
Mr. Locke
Lyman G. Smith
George 4. Burdett
Herbert Darling
Edward §. Dodge
Courtenay Guild
M. A. DeWolfe Howe
Byron Ss. Hurlburt
Homer
Fire damages basement as thawing pipes sparks blaze in Dorchester
Amateur plumbers at 10 Mine Street Dorchester in frigid afternoon tried thawing frozen pipes. Their effort sparked a fire that damaged the basement of Jacob Ruben’s building on Nightingale Street, with firefighters battling the blaze and totaling losses estimated at around one thousand dollars.
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Mine Street
Dorchester
Jacob Ruben
Nightingale Street
The Greatest Road Car in America Franklin Demonstrations
Franklin presents road tests across the country to show its light weight flexibility and balance. The car offers comfortable handling on rough roads with minimal tire wear and no radiator overheating due to direct air cooling. It claims 20 miles per gallon, 12,500 miles per tire set, and 50 percent slower depreciation.
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Franklin
Franklin Car Types Highlight Runabout And Roadster
Franklin offers a two passenger open runabout with all the advantages of its light weight and flexible construction. A four passenger roadster provides compact, attractive design with ample room for four.
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Franklin
Brougham
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