Irish Bill Set for March 22
The date for moving the Irish bill in the House of Commons is tentatively set for March 22. Ulster opinion remains unsettled as Sir Edward Carson plans Belfast speeches this week to gauge reaction. Prime Minister Lloyd George is expected to speak in support, with the government determined to press for passage despite opposition.
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Tondon
House of Commons
Edward Carson
Uister
Ulster
Sir Edward
Belfast
David Lloyd George
The
Sun
New York Herald
Boston Post
Woolsey Resigns as State Department Solicitor
Washington March 4 Lester H Woolsey solicitor of the State Department resigned today with the resignation to take effect April 1 or earlier He was a close friend of former Secretary Lansing but his retirement is said not to be related to Lansing It was said he left for financial reasons Woolsey has been with the department since 1910 and became solicitor when the United States entered the war succeeding Frank N Polk when Polk became Assistant Secretary of State
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Washington
Lester H. Woolsey
State Department
Woolsey
Lansing
United States
Frank N. Polk
Polk
Generations and a Gentleman Prospect
A witty exchange contrasts masculinity and refinement as one remarks it takes three generations to form a gentleman and the other jokes about the prospect for his grandchildren. The light banter hints at social expectations and family lineage.
Slaying of Patrolman Clancy Ends in Second Degree Guilty
In a packed Pemberton square courtroom, Joseph Sammarco was found guilty of murder in the second degree for the shooting of Patrolman Clancy. The verdict followed dramatic summations by District Attorney Pelletier and defense attorney Thomas J. Grady, with Sammarco stating he never meant to shoot Clancy.
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Clancy
Foreman
Manning
Sammarco
Foreman Allen
Brown
Pelletier
Thomas J. Grady
de Franco
Sammareco
John Mattaliano
Mattapan
Grady
Lelietier
Charlestown
Policeman-soldier’s murderer Sammarco to be sentenced
After more than five hours of deliberation, Sammarco faced life imprisonment in the dock as Judge John F. Brown prepared to pronounce sentence. The jury began deliberations yesterday afternoon at 2:59 and was escorted to dinner before returning.
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George F. Allen, Jr
William Burns
Sammarco
Clancy
Brown
John Carrasa
Endicott Street
North End
Charlies Street
Carrasa
Charles Street
John F. Brown
Bellevue
Woman vows to wait for fiancÉ despite murder conviction
Miss Rose Palladino vowed to marry Jo Summarco after his second degree murder conviction for the death of Patrolman Clancy. She spoke at her Hanover Street home that she will wait any length of time, saying Joe is kind and did not intend to kill the officer.
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Rose Palladino
Joseph Summarco
Clancy
Hanover Street
Summareo
Joe
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Adors
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