Three Yankee Division Units Barred From Campaign Clasps
Brigadier General Ed Wards says three Yankee Division detachments Divisional Brigade and Yr Headquarters will not wear con veted champagne Marne campaign clasps on Victory medals Washington has refused to recognize their participation but the units may wear six other campaign clasps. Former division officers contend the three detachments were active and suffered hardships and casualties during overseas service.
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Ed Wards
New England
War Department
Champagne-Marne
Washington
Edwards
Five Years for Bigamist in Sing Sing
John F. McNulty of Baltimore a Merchant Marine captain and former Navy lieutenant was sentenced to five years in Sing Sing for bigamy after he admitted marrying two other women while his first wife lived. He faced additional accusations of attempted poison and arson against the victim family but none reduced the term.
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New York
John F. McWulty
Baltimore
Merchant Marine
Sing Sing Here
Frank Finkler
McNulty
William H. Wadhams
Suits by unhappy couples filed in Norfolk court
Nine divorce petitions were filed yesterday in the Norfolk Superior Court at Dedham. Petitions list desertion cruelty and intoxication as grounds. Names include Albert C. Crocker and Edith M. Crocker and others from Boston Brookline Walpole Quincy and more with custody alimony and annulment claims noted.
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Dedham
Norfolk Superior Court
Norfolk County
Albert C. Crocker
Westwood
Edith M. Crocker
Crockers
Norwood
Evangeline Weed
Boston
Arthur J. Weed
Brookline
North Manchester
Ind
Sarah Fregeau
Arnie Fregeau
Fitchourg
Clara Charest
Haverhill
Everett J. Charest
Everett
Kathleen K. Perkins
Worcester
Carroll L. Perkins
Rosamond
Perkinses
Cincinnati
Lillian E. Keyhoe
Walpole
George T. Keyhoe
Foxboro
Bessie FE. Smith
Quincy
Hiram Smith
Harold
Gertrude
Stanley
Hull
George T. Underwood
Braintree
Margaret Ellen Underwood
Ipswich
Abington
Vermont Suffragists Seek Supreme Court Ruling on Presidential Vote
Vermont suffragists announce they will appeal to the U S Supreme Court if the 36 state ratification threshold for the suffrage amendment is not met. They contest Governor Clement's veto of the presidential suffrage bill and cite Carrie Chapman Catt's approval. The move hinges on the validity of Vermont's vote for president and fate of the amendment.
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Burlington
Vermont
United States Supreme Court
Clement
Suffrage State
Carrie Chapman Catt
Supreme Court
Clever Raven Performs Daring Stunts at Franklin Park Zoo
A jet black European raven named Retriever entertains visitors at Franklin Park Zoo after a week in residence. Trained for Madame Sayaha’s act, the bird practices for about twenty minutes, then performs tricks like catching a ball in its mouth and returning it to the thrower.
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Madame Sayaha
Winchester
Tenn
Franklin Park Zoo
Madame Sayaka
U S Port Trade Safeguards Against Foreign Shipping
Washington July 19 Two methods exist by law to prevent business diversion from American ports by foreign interests. Preferential railroad rates for imports and exports in American bottoms and ICC authority to direct embargoes or traffic movement over American rails are cited.
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Washington
Benson
The
Shipping Board
National Association of Manufacturers
Interstate Commerce Commission
Vancouver
United States
Canada
Bolsheviks March Against Armenians in Persia
The Armenian government refused a Russian Soviet ultimatum and the Bolshevik army has orders to advance and already occupies Karabakh province. They plan joint operations with Turkish nationalist forces led by Mustafa Kemal Pasha as the march continues.
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Teheran
Persia
Karabakh
Mustapha Kemel Pasha
Plan for Palestine land ownership at Zionist conference
The London Zionist conference approved the commission of forty plan declaring all land in Palestine as Jewish property and to be gradually controlled by a Palestinian state. The majority report urged colonization by Jewish settlement funded by the Jewish national fund, with future nationalization of land.
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London
Commission of Forty
Palestine
Adolph Bohm
Baron de Rothschild
Bohm
Jewish National Fund
Mexico Seeks Proof of Gonzales Plot Against Government
The Mexican embassy announced that it has received official advices with complete details and irrefutable proofs of General Pablo Gonzales in a conspiracy to overthrow the government. It states Gonzales was the intellectual leader of recent uprisings.
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Washington
Pablo Gonzales
Gongales
Republic
Revere House Site Dispute Intensifies in City Hall
City Councilman Henry A. Hagan presses Mayor Peters and Police Commissioner Curtis to list all city properties with valuations to show available funds for acquiring the Revere House site for police and county court needs. The deadlock over Police Station 2 persists as officials debate site versus new headquarters.
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Peters
Curtis
Henry A. Hagan
Revere House
Hagan
Mayor withholds information cited as reason for delay
The article notes that rules were used to obtain information from the mayor but it was not forthcoming. Hagan later told newspaper men that there is substantial vacant municipal land across the city.
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Hagan
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Semew
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Geo. Wm. Bentley Co
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Restone
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