Wilson congrats winner in Pennsylvania race over League issue
President Wilson praised John H. Wilson for winning the twenty second Pennsylvania seat on the League of Nations issue. He relaxed with deck walks and signed a photograph for his comrades after attending a boat drill and aiding Mrs Wilson with her life belt. He sent wireless messages to his secretary Tumulty and to William J. Bryan as the sea cleared.
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Associated Press
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League of Nations
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John H. Wilson
Cary T. Grayson
William J. Bryan
President Wilson Sends Bryan Get Well Note
Washington March 7 President Wilson conveyed sympathy and best wishes for a quick recovery to William Jennings Bryan who has been ill in Washington for over a week with a heavy cold. Bryan is staying at Daniel Bride’s home and his condition is described as not serious.
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Washington
George Washington
White House
Wilson
William Jennings Bryan
Mr. Bryan
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Union Labor Plans Four Protests Against Prohibition in Boston
More than 50 unions affiliated with the Boston Central Labor Union pledged to participate in protest parades and a demonstration on Boston Common Sunday April 6 against prohibition. The anti prohibition committee of the C L A met at Wells Memorial building and decided four parades would form at central points to converge on the Common. Starts at Washington Street headquarters and Roxbury Crossing with two other points to be announced. Governor Coolidge has been informed of the protest and supports opposing prohibition.
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Eassembly
Coolidge
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Man Kills His Brother’s Widow Then Flees Unspecified
Police say Michael Sadnowy killed the widow of his brother in her tenement after pursuing her from a room to the stairs and front door. He fled toward Hudson Street. bystanders chased, during which he warned he would harm others. Children aged 5, 3, and 2 are involved. two taken to a relative’s home as authorities investigate motive.
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Sophi Deratamy
Bahia Kardass
Michael Sadnowy
Resolutions Praise Lodge in League Covenant Debate
The Massachusetts Club adopts resolutions commending Senator Henry Cabot Lodge for an open minded, deliberate consideration of the League of Nations covenant and its American Senate review. Former State Senator Robert M. Washburn drew the resolutions amid debate and prior opposition over earlier Lodge endorsements. Congressman Robert Luce calls the latest resolutions a compromise.
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Massachusetts Club
League of Nations
United States Senate
Robert M. Washburn
Boston
Massachusetts
Senate of
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Senator Lodge
Robert Luce
Big Plane Flies 664 Miles Through Storms to Mineola
Major Reuben I Fleet and Captain Karl F White piloted a battle plane from Dayton to Mineola New York in four hours 53 minutes at 135.8 mph. The 400 horsepower Liberty powered craft faced snow winds and fog climbing to 10000 feet with a stop at Newburg for minor repairs and a compass guided course that veered about 100 miles off track.
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Reuben I. Fleet
Karl F. White
Dayton
Ohio
Mineola
N. Y
Newburg
Republican rally voices on League and war aims
United States Senator Frank Kellogg and Governor Burnquist address a Republican rally criticizing Creel and public information policies. Kellogg supports a League of Nations with safeguards for independence, urging an international court and conciliation system aligned with Taft’s principles.
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Frank B. Kellogg
League of Nations
J. A. Burnquist
National Committee
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Committee On Public Information
Hays
Republican Party
Union
Burnquist
Creel
Minnesota Public Safety Commission
League
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Wilson
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Society of Nations
Minneapolis
Taft
Planes Will Carry Twelve Passengers
A forecast by C. H. Day of the Standard Aircraft Corporation for the future airliner envisions a multi engined tractor aircraft carrying 1 to 12 passengers well behind the center of gravity. It would sustain 65 miles per hour, offer long flight durability, feature brakes on landing wheels to shorten runs, and use angular thrust for quick climbs from small backyard areas.
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C. H. Day
Standard Aircraft Corporation
Stumble Loses Meet for B C High Team
Lynn English High defeated Boston College High 87 to 51 in a dual meet at Lynn. The outcome hinged on the relay as captains Tom McIntyre and Wilson fell, with Carroll Riley and Wilson of BC High taking the top three spots in the 220-yard dash and BC High ruling the broad jump, while MacIntyre of Boston won the 600-yard run and the running high jump.
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Carroll
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Boston College
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MacIntyre
Suffrage Workers Laud Rabbits Aiding French War Effort
Miss Mary W. Dewson and Miss Mary G. Porter spoke at a Boston luncheon in honor of their return from southern France where they aided refugees through the Red Cross. They cited rabbit meat and fur as crucial for soldiers and children and praised French peasants for their resilience during reconstruction.
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Boston Equal Suffrage Association
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Alice Stone Blackwell
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George S. Derby
Boston
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Miss Dewson
Evelyn Peverly Coe
Germans Starving Warned By Food Minister
Newcastle March 7 George H Roberts food minister said an unimpeachable authority confirms Europe faces tragic food shortages across Romania Serbia Austria and Germany. He will attend Paris Supreme Council meetings to seek emergency relief measures, stating Britain will help even if domestic conditions lag.
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Europe
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Supreme Council
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Two Drydocks Planned for East Boston Front
A Boston syndicate plans two 10 000 ton floating drydocks at Jeffries Point East Boston. Land and wharf properties valued near 100 000 and 14 000 assess the purchases as the Boston Drydock Construction Company moves to create a seaport rival to New York. Construction awaits completion of remaining optioned parcels before work begins.
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Maeterlinck Weds Again in Private Nice Ceremony
Belgian playwright Maurice Maeterlinck, 58, married Renee Dahon, 26, in a private Chateau Neuf de Contes ceremony near Nice. The couple began their romance eight years ago after Maeterlinck's recent divorce from Georgette Leblanc.
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Associated Press
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Georgette Leblanc
Maeterlinck Divorce Quietly Reported in Paris
Henry Russell says Maeterlinck was divorced in Paris by Madame Georgette Leblanc and that he has known of the poet's attraction to Mile Dalton. The divorce prompts cast changes for the new play A Burgomaster of Belgium opening soon in New York. Madame Maeterlinck, famed as Mae terlinck’s Melissandre, had acted in prior U.S. productions.
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Henry Russell
Inter-allied Art Association
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Paris
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Mile
Dalton
Russell
Tyril
Madame Maeterlinck
Mlle. Dalton
Light
United States
Melissandre
Boston
Somerville Child Missing Sparks Citywide Search
Betty La Belle, two and a half, disappeared from 33 Raymond Avenue West Somerville where she was staying with her father Joseph Stockers and mother separated. Neighbors and searching parties pored the area with lanterns and Boston police were alerted. Officials say a note from any parent is expected if they took the child.
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Betty la Belle
Joseph Stockers
Raymond Avenue
Stockers
Boston
Seventeen Wounded Soldiers Arrive Here
Seventeen wounded New England soldiers, some from the 26th Division, arrived at Parker Hill Hospital in Boston on the 8:06 train from New York. They were greeted by the Mayor’s reception committee, a First Naval District band, and Red Cross volunteers, then escorted to awaiting cars.
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Newport News
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James Fay
2D Pioneer Regiment
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Ernest L. Reynolds
Maurice Clark
103D
James Fitzpatrick
322
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Romeo Maynard
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Bertram Gerry
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Harvard Foilsmen Meet Bowdoin in Randolph Gym
Harvard and Bowdoin clash this afternoon at 4 in Randolph gym Cambridge. Harvard banners will be carried by Captain Eddie Gay Royal Snow and Sam Ordway with Prince Michel Cantacuzene as first substitute as Bowdoin brings a veteran foil corps heading to Cambridge.
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Sam Ordway
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Lost and Found Pin in Business District
In the business district a cameo pin was found and turned in. Please return to Mrs. Thomas with identification for claim.
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Busiess
Thos
Alexander on Way Home From Germany
Grover Cleveland Alexander the Cubs star pitcher is returning from a 1919 season spent in Germany. A direct cable from Kyllburg says he left March 5 under orders to return to the United States. He will be mustered out in New York and hopes to join the Cubs before the season opens in April.
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Giants
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America
United States
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Chicago
New York
Yale over Wesleyan in 45 to 13 rout
Yale led 25 to 8 at halftime and rolled to a 45 13 victory over Wesleyan in New Haven. Van Slyck scored 20 points to lead Yale, with Stradella adding a long first half goal and 11 total points from the team.
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Stradella
Pleased With New X-Ray Photo of Clemenceau Wound
Paris reports another X-ray shows the bullet remains in Clemenceau's lung. Doctors say they are greatly pleased with the examination result and the wound status.
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Clemenceau
Paris
Donovan Has It On Bergin In Looming Boston Bout
In a thin program at Commercial A C last night Johnnie Donovan of South Boston defeated Charlie Bergin of New Haven by a decisive margin. Bergin showed grit with a strong third round comeback but Donovan led early and held on. Also Tommie Flanagan stopped Al Willie in six rounds, while Ted Murphy fouled Tommie Marks in nine to lose a close decision. George Brooks beat Max Murphy in six.
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Charlie Bergin
New Haven
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Bergin
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New Bedford
al Willie
Hartford
Connecticut
Connolly
Flanagan
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Tommie Marks
North End
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Marks
George Brooks
Lowell
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Toledo Labor Union calls recall of filibuster senators
The Toledo Central Labor Union adopted a resolution calling for recall by the people of all United States Senators who took part in the filibuster at adjournment of Congress.
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Toledo
United States
Everett Scott Set to Return for Red Sox Bid
Everett Scott the Red Sox shortstop is prepared for the upcoming season. He says the offered terms are satisfactory and has signed the contract, which now heads to Boston.
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Red Sox
Boston
Crimson and Yale Wrestle Final Meet of Season in New Haven
Harvard and Yale varsity and freshmen wrestlers travel to New Haven for a season finale. Captain MacDowell faces Yale veteran Jones at 146 pounds while Captain Brown meets Eli heavyweight Freda Quailie. The Crimson entries list seven varsity and five freshmen weight classes with Coach Anderson and Manager Henry Villard leading the squad.
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E. D. Weatherhead
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Cooledge Re-elected Arlington High Football Captain
Walter S. Cooledge Jr. was yesterday re elected leader of Arlington High School's 1919 football eleven at a special players meeting. Cooledge previously served as captain and manager of the team last season.
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Arlington High School
Cooledge
Massachusetts High School Relay Carnival Opens At East Armory
The first annual relay carnival by the Massachusetts High School Athletic Association will be held this afternoon at 2 30 PM at the East Armory. Twenty seven races are on the program with six trial heats in each division to reach semi finals and finals. Junior intermediate and senior teams race distances from 176 yards to 88 yards with medals awarded to class winners. Admission is charged though no entrance fee.
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Massachusetts High School Athletic Association
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