Final Questions of Disarmament Settled and Montenegro Issue
The big powers report nearing agreement on war reparations and a neutralized Rhine frontier. King Nicholas of Montenegro protests loss of throne amid Italy and Yugoslavia tensions. Southeast Europe aid, reopened Yugoslav Italian frontier, and harbor strike impact noted. George Washington tow delayed by lack of private tugs. pilots assist departure.
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Council of the Great Powers
Nicholas of
Montenegro
Grosdenovich
Washington
Italy
Nicholas
Bohemia
Europe
Gilbert F. Close
Charles M. Swem
W. J. McLoughlin
Sandy Hook
President Wilson Sails for France on Second Voyage
President Wilson embarks from Hoboken aboard the George Washington for a second trip to France. The transport carries a smaller party, with Mrs Wilson and aides, while new wireless gear promises 1100 mile coverage for shore contact.
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New York
Wilson
France
Metropolitan Opera House
George Washington
Hoboken Pier
Brunswick
N. J
Potdhu
Eiffel Tower
Miss Benham
United States Food Administration
Irwin H.feever
The
White
America Will Not Forget Soldiers Wounded in France
President Wilson, via Right About, expresses in writing that America will not forget the sacrifices of American soldiers wounded in France. He calls the wounds the noblest badge of honor and pledges renewed national gratitude and duty to those veterans.
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New York
Wilson
Right About
Debarkation Hospital No. 3
America
France
Opera House
President Wilson Up Early Aboard the George Washington
The George Washington with President Wilson on board heads to France via the quickest route. Wilson rises at 7:30 AM and outlines his brief voyage, replying to telegraphs about the League of Nations plan. The ship has long-range wireless, aerial escorts, and the Montana armored cruiser will accompany the crossing.
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George Washington
Associated Press
George
Paris
United States
League of Nations
Montana
Atlantic
New York
Boxers Consider Real Names Over Stage Ribbons
Critics urge fighters to use their real names instead of ring nicknames and stage personas to curb misrepresentation and widen accountability in boxing circles.
Morning hot water cleanse with limestone phosphate
A short health note urges drinking a glass of hot water with a teaspoon of limestone phosphate each morning to cleanse the stomach liver kidneys and intestines. It claims the drink neutralizes toxins and improves digestion and overall well being, comparing it to soap cleansing the skin.
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Bath
Doctor Curtis Predicted Death in Horoscope Cult
New England knew the controversial New England doctor from New Bedford to Maine and Boston. He taught astrology and occultism for fees, borrowing money and facing a mysterious death with police noting possible overdose or foul play.
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New England
New Bedford
Brockton
Haverhill
Lowell
Concord
Laconia
N. H
Providence
R. I
Maine
Boston
Ten jailed in army loot case in Paris warehouses
Police report a vast theft network with American soldiers and Armenian workers. Stolen chocolate and cocoa from American warehouses in St Denis and Clichy were moved through Rue de Pontoise and Rue St Victor. Sergeants Meyers and Gleason denied involvement. drivers implicated.
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St. Denis
Clichy
Mme. Moisan
Rue de Pontoise
U. S
Rue St. Victor
Carel
Legrand
Maurice Meyers
Boston
Andrew Gleason
New York
Baird
Seine
Ehmke Signs with Tigers After Navy Discharge
How ard Ehmke, pitcher for the Detroit American league club, was discharged today from the navy at San Pedro and immediately signed a contract to play the 1919 season with Detroit.
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Los Angeles
Cal
Howard Ehmke
Navy
San Pedro
Here
Detroit
William Seeks Variety from Spudd Dia logues
George Brinton Beal presents William Seeks Variety in the upcoming Boston Post Sunday Magazine, a humorous installment to the Spudd Dialogues forthcoming next week.
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William
Spudd Dialogues
George Brinton Beal
Boston Post
Why Druggists Recommend Swamp-Root
Promotes Dr Kilmer swamped root kidney liver bladder medicine. Engineers remark on its long tested record and physician’s prescription nature. Distribution via all druggists and sample bottle offer for ten cents with Boston Daily Post mention.
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Kilmer
Dr. Kilmer & Co
Binghamton, N. Y
Boston Daily Post
Armenia seeks U S role as Armenia mandate under League
Milan Sevassy head of the Armenian National Council of America met in Washington to seek U S mandating Armenia under the League of Nations. He said Armenians prefer the United States to lead and would accept the majority will, while noting a light American obligation and the presence of tens of thousands of Armenian soldiers ready under American command.
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Washington
Milan Sevasly
Armenian National Council of America
United States
Armenia
League of Nations
Sevassy
America
Europe
Wilson
Congressional Foreign Relations Committee
White House
League
Sevasly
Caucasus
Silesia
Mount Ararat
Lift Ban on Pork Exports Ends Export Controls
Washington March 5 The War Trade Board announced the removal of pork and pork products from the export conservation list effective tomorrow. The board also rescinded licenses requirement that export licenses to European destinations bear a certificate from the food administration approving the sale price.
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Washington
War Trade Board
Food Administration
Food Administration Forecasts Hog Price Rise After Export Changes
The food administration warned that canceling stabilization would hinder price control for live hogs and likely raise hog and pork prices beyond March 31 levels. The War Trade Board said allied purchases via the commission would end, allowing free export of pork and pork products to the United Kingdom France Italy Belgium Japan or Greece under a Feb 26 export license. Governor Stuart endorsed the food administration efforts to maintain the hog price minimum.
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the Food Administration
War Trade Board
Allied Provisions Export Commission
Great Britain
France
Italy
America
United Kingdom
Bellum
Japan
Greece
Food Administration
Wilson
The
Stuart
Virginia
National Agricultural Advisory Committee
Swine Producers’ Committee
Parish Pays Final Tribute to Rector Brosnahan
Hundreds of parishioners and city residents gathered in Waltham to honor Rev. Timothy Brosnahan, late rector of St. Mary’s Church. A solemn high mass of requiem was led by Rev. John A. Casey with several clergy from nearby parishes assisting, followed by the body’s escort to Calvary cemetery for committal.
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Waltham
Timothy Brosnahan
St. Mary’s Church
John A. Casey
St. Mark's Church
Dorchester
Matthew J. Greason
Salem
William E. Conroy
Boston Cathedral
Father Casey
Father Callahan
Father Cronin
West Newton
Calvary Cemetery
Father Daley
France Seeks Justice Over Charity, Capt Perigord Says
Captain Paul Perigord of the French high commission told Huntington Hall that France is not asking for charity but for justice. He said Germany cannot fully atone for its harm, noting vast losses from 1 700 000 dead and 1 000 000 disabled. American Committee funds for devastated France near 5000 today, bringing campaign total to about 36 000.
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France
Paul Perigord
French High Commission
Huntington Hall
Germany
American Committee For
Boylston Street
Tebbetts Not to Be Mayor in Waterville
Leon O. Tebbetts Democrat who won by one vote relinquished his claim after ballot defects found by inspectors. Separately, Martin T. Olson of Dorchester was killed when struck by an automobile at Morton and Washington streets in Forest Hills. driver Benjamin Houston of Roslindale reported.
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Curtis
Tuberculosis Sanatorium
Rutland
East Boston
Manchester
Dr. Curtis
Waterville
Leon O. Tebbetts
Everett C. Wardwell
Martin T. Olson
Dorchester Avenue
Dorchester
Morton
Washington Streets
Forest Hills
Benjamin Houston
Roslindale
Doctors Advocate Iron Specifically for Women Blood Health
Prominent physicians including Dr Ferdinand King and Dr A J Newman endorse organic iron for women with fatigue pallor and anemia. They cite Nuxated Iron as a remedy to boost blood strength nerves and overall vitality within weeks while criticizing refined foods as iron-poor.
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Ferdinand King
New York
Prisienns
James Francis Sullivan
Bellevue Hospital
Westchester County Hospital
A. J. Newman
Chicago
Verdinand King
de New York
America
Jefferson Park Hospital
Schuyler de Jaques
St. Elizabeth's Hospital
New York City
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