Italy's Ambitions Not Favored May Control Mediterranean
Paris dispatch notes heated debate at the peace conference after WWI. Wilson may not return to sign a final treaty soon. Turmoil in Russia Germany and Poland heightens uncertainty as allied forces weigh demobilization and new nation tensions. Italians in Paris resist public sessions and press for influence.
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Italy
Mediterranean
France
Wilson
Russia
Germany
Poland
War Department Rules Divisions Return as Units
Madame Lebaudy Freed and Homeward Bound as details of the case clarify that the Nassau county grand jury found no indictment against Marie Lebaudy for the fatal shooting of her husband Jacques. The report notes the Yankee Division likely to land in Boston and proceed to Camp Devens for demobilization.
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War Department
Boston
Camp Devens
New York
Mme
Marie Augustine Lebaudy
Westbury
L. I
Jacques
Nassau County Grand Jury
Sinn Fein Assembly Declares Irish Republic in Dublin
The Sinn Fein Assembly met at the Mansion House in Dublin this afternoon and read a declaration of independence calling for the evacuation of Ireland by the British garrison. Father Flanagan among conspicuous participants observed in the curious audience.
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Dublin
Associated Press
Sinn Fein
Mansion House
Ireland
26th Boston/New England Fighting Yankee Division to Return as Unit
The War Department announced that the 26th Infantry Division from Boston and New England will return to the United States as a single unit. It will land in Boston, parade there, and then proceed to Camp Deveris for demobilization, since the division cannot land all at once.
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Washington
Boston
New England
Camp Deveris
War Department
Massachusetts Supreme Court Asked to Strike Down Service-at-Cost Bill
Charlestown residents petitioned the Massachusetts Supreme Court to declare unconstitutional the service-at-cost act that placed the Boston Elevated Street Railway Company into state custody for public operation. The suit seeks to halt payments and prevent borrowing in anticipation of assessments.
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Massachusetts Supreme Court
Boston Elevated Street Railway Company
Charlestown
Clarence W. Rowley
Charles L. Burrill
Grand Jury Frees Woman After Deliberations in Murder Case
After hearing Detective Garman Plant as the final witness and District Attorney Charles R. Weeks outlining murder and manslaughter laws, the grand jury resumed deliberations following lunch. About 3 pm the jurors sent word.
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Garman Plant
Charles R. Weeks
Roosevelt Was Willing to Be Nominated in 1920
Brigadier General Hird W. Spencer quotes Theodore Roosevelt saying if he lived and a general demand existed he would have accepted the Republican nomination for President in 1920. He advised not to push it and to let it grow if it would.
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Passaic
N. J
Theodore Roosevelt
Hird W. Spencer
Roosevelt
Spencer
League of Nations Up Again Friday
Paris reports another full session of the peace conference to likely convene next Friday or Saturday to hear a memorial on the league of nations by President Wilson. English and French memorials are expected to be presented together as the committee works out details.
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Paris
Associated Press
League of Nations
Wilson
Acceptances and rediscounting under the Federal Reserve Act
The text explains how banks use acceptances to guarantee drafts against commodities enabling sellers to receive cash promptly. Acceptances appear as Customers' Liability on Acceptances and are safeguarded as the bank can rediscount with the Federal Reserve Bank to obtain liquid funds. The bank carries both asset and liability for these items. The next ad will cover more rediscounted and Investments.
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Federal Reserve Bank
Federal Reserve
Assembly Elects Chairman and Reads Declaration at Mansion House
The Assembly began with a chairman election followed by prayers from Rev Father O Flanagan. The Declaration of Independence was read as a crowd of about a thousand, including children, gathered outside the Mansion House to watch delegates enter. Sinn Fein police youths kept order while Dublin Fusiliers veterans waited to be cheered after a luncheon inside.
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Father O’flanagan
Roscommon
Mansion House
Sinn Fein
Dublin Fusiliers
Boston Area Weather Forecast From Early Week
Forecast for northern New England calls for fair and warmer Wednesday and Thursday with increasing cloudiness and mild temperatures. Southern New England will be fair Wednesday and cloudy with mild temperatures on Thursday. Winds along the Atlantic coasts shift from moderate southeast and south to gentle east, with high air pressure east of the Mississippi.
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Boston
Washington
New England
Middle Atlantic
Gentile
Mississippi
Fate of Fighting Yankee Division Hangs on War Department Statement
For weeks rumors swirled about the Boston and New England troops before the War Department releases an official statement. The piece notes the division’s proud history in Leischeprey Belleau Wood St Mihiel and Argonne as it awaits confirmation of exact timing and status.
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Sons
Boston
New England
War Department
Hub men held for murder in Providence store shooting
In Providence on January 21 Joseph Cozzelo of Boston and John Cartizzi of Boston were arrested for murder after fatally shooting Giuseppe Sardi, a restaurant owner, in his store at 8 Knight Street. Sardi died at Rhode Island Hospital hours later. A third suspect escaped. Police report Sardi had warned women not to visit his restaurant at 174 Atwells Avenue.
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Providence
R. I
Giuseppi Sardi
Knight Street
Joseph Cozzelo
Lowell Street
Boston
John Cartizsi
Cowboy
Sheehan
Sardi
Rhode Island
Angelo Stefano
Atwells Avenue
Governor Hunts Jobs for Troops in Boston Canvass
Governor Coolidge and Lt Governor Cox join President McKnight and Speaker Warner in a broad canvass of Greater Boston business institutions. They press for re-employment of soldiers sailors and Marines returning from national service, appealing directly to business officials.
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Coolidge
Cox
McKnight
Senate
Warner
House
Business Institution of
Greater Boston
Executives and lawmakers seek jobs via canvas at Capitol
At 3 PM, state leaders gathered at the State Capitol and left with slips from Lt. Harold B. Wilson listing firms to contact. The purpose was to help employ service men. reports soon appeared from Governor Coolidge and Lt. Governor Cox showing favorable responses to the effort.
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State Capitol
Beacon Street
Harold B. Wilson
Service Men’s Employment Committee
Wilson
Coolidge
Cox
Govenor
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