No Interference in Russia Is Decision
The article reports that allied powers vow not to interfere with Russia and aim to help the Russian people restore order. They invite three representatives from each political or military group in Siberia or European Russia to meet on Princes Islands after a truce, while all armed actions are to cease.
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Russia
Europe
Siberia
Finland
Princes Islands
Sea of Marmara
Ing
Father John’s Medicine Promises Quick Cold Relief
An advertisement touts Father John’s Medicine as a fast remedy for colds and throat troubles. It warns neglected colds can lead to pneumonia and claims the product is alcohol free and free from nerve-destroying drugs.
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Father John
Peace plan for Russia factions urged at Princes Islands
Leaders led by President Wilson propose all Russian factions meet February 15 at Princes Islands in the Sea of Marmara. Pershing expected as U S envoy. four conditions include universal peace, removal of trade barriers, elections, and debt payments.
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Pershing
U. S
Paris
Associated Press
Wilson
Supreme Council of the Great Powers
Russia
Bolshevists
Princes’ Islands
Sea of Marmara
Megntime
United States
Council
Glefsy
Joint Commission of the Associated Powers
Russians invited to regional talks on league of nations
Representatives of the allied powers invite Russian delegates to discuss hopes and potential cooperation with the world. They offer facilities for travel across the Black Sea and set a February 15 deadline for arrival, with a plenary session planned for January 25 to review Lloyd George proposals and other topics.
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Russia
Black Sea
League of Nations
Lloyd George
Urge Mercy to Soldiers Memorials and Pardons
Resolutions endorsing Judge Sullivan plan for a World War memorial building in the city and urging merciful review of disciplinary cases of enlisted men were adopted at a joint Harvard Liberal Club Intercollegiate Liberal Club banquet at City Club. The event honored Joseph B. Eastman, named by President Wilson to the Interstate Commerce Commission, with Joseph W. Walker presiding and speakers Anderson Professor Thompson and Commissioner Hastman. About 50 attendees were present.
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Sullivan
Harvard Liberal Club
Intercollegiate Liberal Club
City Club
Joseph B. Eastman
Massachusetts Public Service Commission
Wilson
Interstate Commerce Commission
George W. Anderson
Brookline
Anderson
Thompson
Harvard
Hastman
Noted Woman of Bar Buried in Waltham Funeral
Funeral services for Miss Vera Ryan a lawyer and former president of the Massachusetts Association of Women Lawyers were held at St Marys Church Waltham with city officials and professional groups in attendance She had served as chief clerk to the Board of Assessors and recently joined the Community Labor Board of Waltham Văn.
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Vera Ryan
Board of Assessors
Waltham
St. Mary’s Church
Calvary Cemetery
Massachusetts
Miss Ryan
Waltham City Hall
Eugene Folsom
John E. Moran
John J. Flynn
William J. Bannon
District Court
John J. Burns
Fred Spellman
Joseph Ryan
Edward Costello
Boston Pastor to Represent Syria
The Rev. Abraham M. Rihbany, pastor of the Church of the Disciples in Boston, has been chosen to represent Syria at the Paris Peace Conference. He left New York for France and will proceed to Paris to plead Syria’s case.
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Boston
Peace Council
Paris
Syria
Abraham M. Rihbany
Church of the Disciples of
New York
France
Good Supply Of Coal Here In New England
Prominent New England coal men report no anticipated coal shortage for the rest of winter. Edward Hamlin of The Metropolitan Coal Company says bituminous coal is plentiful nationwide and anthracite supply is sufficient for immediate needs. Only a severe weather disruption could exhaust anthracite and disrupt coal field communications.
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New England
Edward Hamlin
Metropolitan Coal Company
South End Lodger Found With Throat Cut
John J. Hughes a 28 year old lodger at 109 Appleton street South End was found late last night with his throat cut. A blood covered razor lay nearby and the landlady Margaret Leadheeter discovered him on his bed.
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John J. Hughes
Appleton Street
South End
Margaret Leadheeter
Wife in gas poisoning case awaits grand jury action
Nora Lee 55 of 66 Baxter Street South Boston is jailed on a charge of killing her husband Coleman by gas poisoning at their home in the early hours of January 14. At a preliminary examination Judge Day eyed bail as low as 5000, but DA staff unavailable. Lee testified she moved to his room to wake him for work, found him lifeless and the room filled with gas, noting he had previously threatened her and died without sacraments.
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Nora Lee
Baxter Street
South Boston
Charles Street
Suffolk County
Coleman
William J. Day
Lee
Pelletier
Charles S. O'Connor
William J. Taylor
South Boston Woman Charged With Killing Husband
A South Boston woman is charged with killing her husband Coleman Lee by drilling a hole in a gas meter and causing a gas leak while he slept. Police say the incident occurred while Lee rested, leading to his death and the woman's arrest.
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South Boston
Coleman Lee
Burns Centenary Festival at Symphony Hall in Boston
The Boston Caledonian Club marked the 160th birth anniversary of Robert Burns with the 65th annual festival at Symphony Hall. The programme featured Burns songs highland dances and pipe band selections followed by a late night dance. Returning Canadian guests in Royal Highlander uniforms attended as honored guests.
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Robert Burns
Symphony Hall
Boston Caledonian Club
Royal Highlander
Sale on Fur Coats Gloves Caps and Scarfs 25 Percent Off
A local shop offers twenty five percent off men and women fur and fur lined coats gloves caps fur muffs and scarfs. The promotion highlights a broad selection and seasonal clearance.
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