Five Power Naval Treaty Finalized Text At Conference
The five power naval treaty text was completed and to be presented at the Arms Conference plenary. The fortifications article limits bases in the Pacific area including the Philippines Guam Aleutians Formosa and Hong Kong and allows upkeep of current works with potential commercial use in the status quo zone.
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Washington
Associated Press
Japan
Aleutian Islands
Alaska
Philippines
Guam
United States
Formosa
Hong Kong
Sakhalin
Singapore
General Board
Alaskan
Siveria
Loochoo
Yellow Sea
Sea of Japan
Far East
Pescadores
Loud back on old job after Wakefield shooting acquittal
Clarence W. Loud, acquitted in the shooting of Wakefield Patrolman Preston, returned home to Melrose and celebrated with a warm reception at Atlas Shoe Company. He planned to buy a new car and noted support from colleague E. Reinstein as he resumed work.
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Clarence W. Loud
Melrose
Preston
Wakefield
Post
Stratford Road
Loud
Atlas Shoe Company
Atlantic Avenue
E. 8. Reinstein
Dorchester
Spud
Joseph L. Preston
Barry
Eddie Dowling Shubert Majestic Show Prompts Strong Reception
Eddie Dowling, famed Ziegfeld Folly alum from South Boston, headlines a strong Shubert Majestic double act. The bill features Mabel Withee in Sally Irene and Mary with Catherine Mulqueen Irene and Helen O She a Sally. Délio the piano accordionist, George Mayo with Harry Vokes, Rome and Ed Cullen, Homer Dickinson and Gracie Deagon, Selma Braatz, and the Sever Blue Devils aerial act contribute varied international flavor and lively entertainment.
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Eddie Dowling
Ziegfeld Folly
Boston
Shubert Majestic
Eddie
Jimmy Dugan
Mabel Withee
Sally
Irene
Mary
Catherine Mulqueen
Helen O'Shea
Dowling
Délio
George Mayo
Harry Vokes
Joe Jackson
Rome
Ed Cullen
Homer Dickinson
Gracie Deagon
Homer
Selma Braatz
Blue Devils
Arabia
Shubert Weekly
Lone Bandit Robs Carman on Mass Street Railway Car
A lone robber on a South Weymouth Eastern Massachusetts Street Railway car threatened motorman James Murphy with a pistol, stole $7, and ordered the car to move. Passenger Helen Leahy witnessed the incident, later reporting to police. A similar attempt was made nearby in Quincy by the same description, with obstructions on the track and a burning light used to signal.
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James Murphy
Eastern Massachusetts Street Railway
South Weymouth
Murphy
Helen Leahy
Main Street
Lincoln Square
Quincy
Massachusetts Oil Company
One Gunman Dead and Girl Victim Dying in East Boston Shooting
A Sunday evening shooting in East Boston left one gunman dead and a 15 year old girl gravely injured. Mariano Masma, 23, of 93 Liverpool Street, alleged to be one of two gunmen, died yesterday at Best Boston Relief Hospital. Vincenso Bonaffino, 18, the girl who shielded her father, was admitted in critical condition with a bullet wound to the left breast. The father Giuseppe Bonaffino survived with bullet and hand injuries.
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Boston
Mariano Masma
Liverpool Street
Best Boston
Vincenso Bonaffino
Giuseppe Bonaffino
Hand
The Mask of the Red Garden Opens in Boston Sunday Post
Rothwin Wallace presents a thrilling adventure tale kicking off in the Boston Sunday Post Magazine with suspenseful plotting and daring exploits.
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Rothwin Wallace
Boston Sunday Post
Old Trustees Paid Over Funds In Christian Science Case
William P. McKenzie Fred M. Lamson and James E H Patton, named last Saturday as new Christian Science Publishing Society trustees, were paid by predecessors Herbert W. Eustace and Paul Harvey for sums disallowed by Judge Crosby. Payments include 25000 for three months salaries and 2199 to John R Watts, 500 monthly to David B Ogden. Retiring trustees’ accounts were allowed and a decree discharged them from further liability, ending this phase of the dispute. The Dittemore issue remains. This morning the first issue of the Christian Science Monitor under new management appears with Willis J Abbot as editor, and Albert F Gilmore takes over Christian Science Journal and Sentinel.
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William P. McKenzie
Fred M. Lamson
James E H. Patton
Christian Science Publishing Society
Herbert W. Eustace
Paul Harvey
Judge Crosby
Supreme Court
Publishing Society
John R. Watts
David B. Ogden
Dittemore
The
Christian Science Monitor
Willis J. Abbot
Albert F. Gilmore
Christian Science Journal
the Sentinel
Shackleton's Rough Coffin Arrives in Montevideo
The body of Sir Ernest Shackleton lies in a rough wooden coffin made by South Georgia whalers. He died January 6 on the island, and his burial in England is planned, with Captain D. Hussey noting the gesture honors Shackleton’s simple ideals.
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Montevideo
Uruguay
Associated Press
Ernest Shackleton
South Georgia
England
South Seas
D. Hussey
Quest
Explorer
Professor Cruvel
Fox hunter killed on Plain Hill road
John Pound of Norwich was killed this morning while fox hunting on the Plain Hill road. He was shot in the back by a companion’s gun during the hunt.
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New London
John Pound
Norwich
Plain Hill Road
Missing Minneapolis school chief faces misconduct charges
B. B. Jackson, superintendent of Minneapolis schools, has disappeared after being charged with serious offences against pupils by board members. A board member says he confessed and threatened self harm. A note reading Will not be back was found in his office as police monitor the Mississippi River area.
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Jackson
Board of Education
Mississippi River
Barker Lectures on Evolution of Arms Highlight Pilgrim Party
An illustrated lecture titled The Evolution of Arms was delivered by Lewis A. Barker, noted lecturer and author, at the annual Pilgrim and Colonial Party of the Massachusetts Colonial Association at the Twentieth Century Club. Dancing by candle light was among the evening’s features.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewis A. Barker
Massachusetts, Colonial Association
Twentieth Century Club
Man Kills Timber Wolf With Bare Gloved Hands in Minneapolis
Arthur Lener of Minneapolis used gloved hands to kill a large timber wolf within city limits after the animal attacked him. He captured the $7.60 bounty from local authorities for the encounter.
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Timber Wolf
Minneapolis
Minn
Arthur Lener
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