Killed While Trying to Foil Providence Hold-Up
Giuseppi Cardi was shot and killed in a store at 53 Knight Street Tuesday noon while attempting to prevent a hold-up. Angelo Stefano, the proprietor, believed dead. Police say Joseph Cozzelo and John Cartizai, both of Boston, admitted they were involved in the shooting after being identified. Cardi reportedly had previously met the suspects at Cardi's home where they drank wine with him.
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Providence
Giuseppi Cardi
Knight Street
Angelo
Stefano
Joseph Cozzelo
John Cartizai
Boston
Cardi
Gunmen Attack Stefano's Store as He Fights to Protect Owner
A narrative describes two gunmen entering Stefano's store where Caruzzi attempted to shield the keeper and was fatally wounded. A revolver found today, matching German-made I W W weapons, links to the suspects. Cartizzi claims he bought the gun in Hoboken after leaving Boston three months ago. Cozzelo and Cartizal face arraignment tomorrow.
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Stefano
Caruzzi
Cartizzi
Hoboken
Boston
Cozzelo
Cartizal
Malden Considers Charter Reform Bill
Malden leaders discuss a bill proposing a single 11 member board replacing the current 21 councilors and seven aldermen. Charles B. Dennett, 81, author of the measure, says the change would centralize city oversight and improve service. The bill calls for ward elected councillors plus four at large, with pay setting for officials.
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Malden
Charles BE. Dennett
Sinn Fein Leaders Elect Premier At Meeting
Sinn Feiners elect a premier at a meeting as unrest rises in Ireland. Reports describe police shot and explosives seized during a clash near a mine. The Crimes Act is proclaimed in Clare and Tipperary, with curfews and press censorship, while Dublin officials plan to present Dublin’s freedom to President Wilson in Paris.
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Tipperary
Clare
Dublin
Sinn
Laurence O'Neill
Paris
Wilson
Ireland
Hiding Place of Eichhorn Located in London
Berlin police surround the hiding place of former Chief of Police Eichhorn in London. A Copenhagen despatch to Exchange Telegraph says he is expected to be taken into custody soon.
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London
Berlin
Eichorn
Copenhagen
Exchange Telegraph Company
Morning Only Girl Aims For Contemporary Love Story Spotlight
The Boston Post Sunday Magazine features The Morning Only Girl, praising it as a standout contemporary love story among the year’s fiction. The piece highlights the tale as a notable example of engaging romance in a magazine format.
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Boston Post
White Stars to Show Employer Slackers
Federal director of employment endorses plan with New England governors to change service flag stars from blue to white when a service member returns to civilian work. The proposal aims to recognize returning veterans and reassure employers.
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Federal
New England
White Stars to Signal Returning Soldiers in New England
New England officials plan to replace blue stars on service flags with white stars to show returning veterans. Industry leaders and Governor Coolidge endorse the move, aiming to identify employers rehiring former soldiers and releasing lower paid wartime workers. Cambridge and other cities will display weekly updated flags to track veterans back at work.
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Lord
New England
Massachusetts
Cambridge
Armour Opposes Government Control of Meat Packing
J Ogden Armour testifies before House and Senate committees on government takeover of the meat packing industry. He warns the pending bill could lead to ultimate government ownership and reveals Armour & Co profits and pricing tactics. Swift and other packers also appear as hearings scrutinize the FTC inquiry and proposed federal control.
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Washington
Federal Trade Commission
J. Ogden Armour
Armour & Co
House Interstate Commerce Committee
Senate Agriculture Committee
Thomas F. Logan
Swift & Co
Standard Oz Company of
Indiana
Joseph P. Tumulty
Edward N. Hurley
Armour
Snook
Ohio
Cooper
Dillon
South Dakota
Mr. Armour
Armour and Company
Fort Worth
Denver
Turn Hair Dark With Sage Tea
Old recipe using Sage and Sulphur to darken gray hair is revived as Wyeths Sage and Sulphur Compound. Ready to use in drug stores, it hides gray strands when brushed through and leaves hair with a glossy, full appearance after a few applications.
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Wyeth
Bolshevik Forces Defeated in Northern Russia
London dispatch reports Bolshevik forces suffering a severe defeat in northern Russia as peasant revolts spread. The exchange telegraph cites a commander ordering troops to surrender Sinoveff without resistance.
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London
Russia
Copenhagen
Sinoveff
Amateurs Shine In St Joseph's Boxing Tournament Card
At the St Josephs T A Society event last night at the Commercial A C twelve open bouts plus two specials kept fans on edge. Barney McIntee won the 108 pound class after three Night rounds defeating Tommy Nee. Willie Corbett captured the 125 pound final over Guy Amarto. Special bouts saw Freddie Saterlee upset Joe Wiles in an extra round and Phil Christie defeat Willie Stanley in three rounds.
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St. Joseph's
T. A. Society
Commercial A. C
Barney McIintee
South End
Tommy Nee
McIntee
Willie Corbett
Somerville
Guy Amarto
West End
Amarto
Corbett
Joe Wiles
Freddie Saterlee
Wiles
Saterlee
Saterelli
Phil Christie
Willie Stanley
Mothers warned against diphtheria in Massachusetts drive
Dr Bernard W Carey epidemiologist for the State department of health says mothers ignorance of diphtheria endangers public welfare. He plans a statewide campaign to educate the public on the diphtheria issue.
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Massachusetts
Bay State
Bernard W. Carey
State Department of Health
Believe Milk Bottle Bomb Man Is Insane
Peter A. Bailey a 24 year old printer at E. D. Abbott 181 Massachusetts avenue was arrested after bringing a milk bottle bomb to work He planned to demonstrate its power at the navy yard and share the secret with the government Police found more bomb making material in his Roxbury rooms and he was committed to the Psychopathic Hospital as mentally unbalanced.
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Peter A. Bailey
E. D. Abbott
Massachusetts Avenue
Psychopathic Hospital
Bailey
Navy Yard
Warren Street
Roxbury
Department of Justice
Back Bay
Walter L. Wedger
France Favors Armed Intervention in Poland
Paris reports authoritative unofficial informants say France urges immediate Allied armed intervention in Poland. The view is that military assistance is needed within weeks to prevent Bolshevik conquest, and that sending food or munitions would risk bolstering Bolshevik control.
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France
Poland
National Assembly to Elect Provisional Government in Weimar
Amsterdam Jan 22 reports say the German National Assembly will elect a provisional government at its Weimar meeting on Feb 6. It will then turn to the draft constitution, expected to occupy most of February.
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Amsterdam
National Assembly
Weimar
Berlin
Poincare Hosts Luncheon For Swiss President in Paris
Paris January 22 President Poincare hosted a luncheon at the Elysee Palace honoring Gustav Ader president of the Swiss Federal Council. Premier Clemenceau and several ministers and Swiss delegation heads were present.
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Paris
Poincare
Elysee Palace
Gustav Ader
Federal Council
Clemnceau
France
Pershing’s early peril with five dollars in hand
The Boston Sunday Post feature recounts General Pershing facing sudden ruin on a trip to Paris with his wife. He had only five dollars, yet he persevered and found a way to overcome the crisis.
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General Pershing
H. F. Wheeler
Boston Sunday Post
Paris
Washington
Russians shelling positions of allies on Archangel front
In bitter cold the Bolsheviks shell American positions along the Vologda and Kadish railways. After limited pushes in January the Archangel offensive has largely been in Bolshevik hands. Nearby at Rugozerka, 50 miles southeast of Soroka, allied and Russian forces raided the village killing or capturing the Bolshevik garrison with 119 rifles seized. allied troops suffered no casualties.
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Vologda
Kadish
Onega
Archangel
White Sea
Murmansk
Rugozerka
Soroka
Boston Audiences Thanked After Theatre Tax Vote
Boston theatre audiences were publicly thanked by managers for aiding the campaign against an increased theatre admission tax. Tens of thousands of signatures on petitions reflected broad public opposition, and yesterday's decision brought elation to local managers who called it the salvation of the show business.
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Boston Theatre
Returned veterans reach Camp Devens
Ayer January 22 1600 officers and men landed at Boston from the troop ship Melita today and arrived at Camp Devens late in the day. They are expected to be discharged within ten days.
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John Cartizzi
E. T. Slattery CO
Glove
Moy
ET. Slattery CO
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Boston Common
Sinn Feiners
Eichhorn
Feaence
ST Tren
Mark Cross Co
Tremont St
Bet
Temple Pl
West St
Std Ave
Broadway
Regent Street
The
Cambridge Idea
German National Assembly
Pershing
Tures
Camp Devens
Dr. Caldwell
J. N. Kidd
Bells
Texas
W. B. Caldwell
Washington Street
Monticello
Illinois
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