Thayer Offers Land for Memorial and Legion HQ
Mrs Thayer offers land in a quadrangle for a town park memorial to Lancaster World War veterans and a small structure near Thayer gymnasium remodeling as a headquarters for the Lancaster Post of the American Legion. Acceptance to be decided at a special town meeting.
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Sacco Not at Work on Day of Murder
Testimony shows Sacco absent from his shoe factory on the day of the killing. The government links Bartholomeo Vanzetti to a revolver theft and ties witnesses to a motorcycle in Sacco’s yard the night of the arrest.
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Shipping Board to appoint arbitrators over $300 million claims
President Harding proposed placing settlement of about $300 million in claims against the Shipping Board in the hands of three arbitrators to be named by the President. The Shipping Board had acted as both defendant and judge in these claims, Chairman Lasker stated.
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Pathe Exchange Gains Control of Paris Film Company
The Pathe Exchange Inc. has obtained control of the Pathe Cinema Limited of Paris, a $7,000,000 company. Paul Brinet, president of the Pathe Exchange, announced the transfer by cable.
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Theft of Gems On Steamer Aquitania Reported
A woman passenger Mrs C A Mann of New York reported jewelry valued at 50000 stolen from her on the steamer Aquitania due to call Cherbourg from New York. A Scotland Yard detective arrives to board Aquitania in Cherbourg while Paris detectives monitor passengers aboard the ship and at the landing. Meanwhile in Berlin unemployed march into the Labor Union Assembly clashing with police. the president is beaten and 6000 people crowd the scene with alarms and ongoing uproar for two hours.
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Johnson Bill Passes House Allowing Aliens Entry
The Johnson bill to permit aliens who sailed on or before June and last to land at American ports was passed by the House on a 171 to 70 vote under suspension of the rules. It would admit about 10,000 additional entrants and the excess over the June quota would count against later monthly quotas before going to the Senate.
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