Senators Fight Over League of Nations Treaty Debate
The article cites criticism of Senate actions on the peace treaty and League of Nations. It accuses Republicans of partisanship, notes debates over publishing the treaty text amid Wilson’s diplomacy with France and Britain, and discusses speeches about the Monroe Doctrine and electoral politics. It highlights Senator Johnson’s presidential bid and attacks by Senator Lodge and Senator Williams.
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League of Nations
United States Senate
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France
Great Britain
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California
Europe
America
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John Sharp Williams
New England
Williams
Massachusetts
Arit
John Allen
White House
Nebraska
Kitchcock
Covenant of the League of Peace
Mississippi
Harvard
Lowell
Cone
Cain
Funeral Services for George W. C. Noble
Prominent educators served as honorary pallbearers at the funeral of George W. C. Noble founder of the Noble & Greenough School held at Christ Church Cambridge. He died at 83 after a illness at his home 21 Concord Avenue Cambridge with burial in Cambridge Cemetery.
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George W. C. Noble
Noble & Greenough School
Christ Church, Cambridge
Prescott Evarts
Cambridge Cemetery
Charles W. Eliot
A. Lawrence Lowell
James J. Stiles
Philip Dexter
Charles Wiswell
George G. Fisk
Noble
Concord Avenue
Cambridge
Podrps Exeter Academy
Harvard College
Pemberton Square
Mackerel Hits New Low Price In Market
The notice lists fresh mackerel at 12 cents a pound and various seafood and produce prices. Salmon, cod, haddock, and other fish stretch from 5 to 60 cents per pound, alongside fruits and vegetables with mixed ranges. Meat and poultry prices are given for the middle of the week, including roasts, lamb, pork, and fowls.
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Penobscot
Hingham
Market prices ease for beans and produce in report
The vegetable market shows price drops for several lines. Green and wax beans are two pounds for a few cents, native asparagus varies 18 to 35 cents per bunch, with good grass at 20 to 25 cents. Onions are slightly cheaper, and Bermuda varieties appear among Texan listings.
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Texas
Maid in Cold Caps Charged in Larceny Case
Miss Marion Saunders alias Marion Bartlett and Eleanor Walsh appeared before Judge Creed on a larceny charge involving jewels valued at $23 from an unknown victim. Inspector Maher arrested her and she was taken to New York City where she allegedly stole $4500 worth of jewelry and bonds while employed as a maid.
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Marion Bartlett
Eleanor Walsh
Boston
New York
Maher
Miss Saunders
Metropolis
Marion Sosnekos
Leebergue
West Ltth Street
Gold Caps for Teeth Tie Miss Saunders to Jewel Theft
Worcester and Swampscott police link Miss Saunders to multiple thefts as a housemaid in New York and New England. Gold caps found in her handbag. New York case to proceed before potential extradition. Witnesses from Worcester and Swampscott identify the suspect as the former housemaid in several affluent homes.
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Miss Saunders
New York
Worcester
Swampscott
The Ultimate Moment in Tangles Series
Margaret Cameron writes another amusing Tangles tale titled The Ultimate Moment to appear in the Boston Sunday Post Magazine next issue.
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Margaret Cameron
Boston Sunday Post
Eloping Dentist Found in California
Dr Goodspeed a 34 year old dentist from Tufts Dental School left with his assistant Miss Rose after a marked change in behavior. They vanished after Nov 29 following his wife’s warning about their close business ties. The couple’s whereabouts and the letter from Miss Rose remain undisclosed.
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Goodspeed
Miss Rose
Leeinrer
Tufts Wental School
Goods
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