Wilson signs cautious Adriatic settlement proposal
President Wilson accepts with reservations the British and French plan for Italy and Jugoslavia to settle the Adriatic question. He notes that if Italy and Jugoslavia abandon a buffer state with a large Jugoslav majority and limit the free state to Fiume under League of Nations sovereignty, the United States will defer frontier determinations to Italy and Jugoslavia.
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Washington
Associated Press
Wilson
Italy
Jugo-Slavia
United States
Haly
Jugo- Slavia
Ice and Snow Paralyze Railways Across New England
Ice and snow cut off Boston area from Portland to Concord and cities north of Haverhill, threatening a milk famine and severe hunger as a cold spell continues with no relief until tomorrow.
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Portland
Concord
N. H
Haverhill
Boston
New England
Cambridge Market Safe Blast Robbery by Masked Bandits
Masked men spent seven hours subduing a watchman at the Manhattan Co operative Market Cambridge and blew the central square safe stealing 2500 dollars. They used sacks of sugar to muffle noise and escaped after five nitro charges blew the heavy door from its hinges. Police say the crew shows expert cracking skills and detailed store system knowledge.
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Vegemen
Manhattan
President rejects premiers on Dec memorandum and Albanian issue
The President says he cannot join the premiers' idea to withdraw the December 9 memorandum and opposes including Albanian questions in joint discussions. He states the United States cannot approve London's treaty terms and hopes allies avoid actions the U S cannot follow. His note was sent Thursday and under allied council review as direct talks between Jugoslavia and Italy continue.
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Allied Supreme Council
London
Jugo-Slavia
Italy
Wilson
Plan Air Route Between New York and Boston by Flying Boats
A plan by the America Trans-Oceanic Company backed by Rodman Wanamaker aims to run passenger flying boats akin to the NC4 between New York and Boston this summer. Pilot Lt. David McCulloch, NC-3 veteran and Atlantic flight correspondent, has flown boats between Florida and Cuba. Service would extend along the Atlantic seaboard north of New York toward Boston with possible expansion to Maine.
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Boston
America Trans-Oceanic Company
Rodman Wanamaker
David McCulloch
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Post
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Cuba
Atlantic Seaboard
Maine Coast
North American Aerial Transport Con Pan Y Plans Transcontinental Dirigibles
At the National Aeronautical Exposition the North American Aerial Transportation Con Pan Y announced a new line of dirigibles for passenger and freight service across the Continent. R Preston Wentworth of Washington said rates would be three cents per mile above train fare and New York to San Francisco flights would take less than half the rail time. He projected a transcontinental route from San Francisco to London with a five day total, including a stopover in New York or Boston.
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R. Preston Wentworth
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San Francisco
North American Aerial Company
Atlantic
London
Boston
Cardinal O Connell Warns Against Unrest at Cathedral
Cardinal O Connell condemned luxury and extravagance in a forceful sermon to about 3000 men at the Cathedral of the Holy Cross. He urged parishioners to resist rebellion and discontent and criticized effeminate manhood, while the papal blessing was given at the mission’s closing exercises.
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O’connell
Daniels Criticised on Awards as Navy Decora tion Reports Issued
Senate naval committee chairman Page released three investigator reports on Navy war decor ations. Two individual reports support Daniels while a third questions the awards. The issue centers on morale and whether officers received appropriate recognition.
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Washington
Associated Press
Navy
Page
Senate Naval Committee
Carson Urges Ulster Acceptance of Home Rule Bill
Sir Edward Carson told the Ulster Unionist council that Ulster should abandon its opposition and accept the Irish home rule bill now before Parliament. The Daily Mail calls it the most important development in years with a far reaching impact as delegates prepare for a Belfast council meeting next Wednesday.
Average temperature yesterday reported by Thompson's Space
Yesterday's average temperature was 18 degrees with a range from 8 to 24 degrees. The report appears to come from Thompson's space and contains multiple garbled entries but the key figures indicate 18 as the average and 8 to 24 as the bounds.
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Thompson
Space
Boston Faces Milk Shortage Tomorrow
Boston officials and large milk company executives warn of a looming milk shortage tomorrow if snow and ice bound railroads in New Hampshire Vermont and Maine are not cleared today.
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Boston
New Hampshire
Vermont
Maine
Britain bars cotton from Germany and other year notes
A historical slice notes Britain blocking German cotton, Germany declaring war on Portugal in 1916, the 1855 Niagara suspension bridge opening, and a recap of a year since the US signed a five year arbitration extension with Spain and Holland. It also mentions Enrico Caruso and wife’s remarriage at St Patrick’s Cathedral follow up.
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Britain
Germany
Portugal
Niagara
United States
Spain
Holland
Enrico Caruso
Marble Collegiate
St. Patrick’s Cathedral
New York
Fair Forecast for New England and South Regions
The forecast predicts fair and cold conditions in southern New England on Monday and Tuesday with increasing warmth on Tuesday. Northern New EnglandExpect fair Monday and Tuesday, with warmer conditions and possible snow in northern Vermont. Strong frosts reported Sunday morning across Florida and parts of Kansas Missouri Arkansas Colorado and northwest Texas.
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Washington
New England
Vermont
Mississippi Valley
Florida
Kansas
Missouri
Arkansas
Colorado
Texas
Mississippi River
Atlantic
Sandy Hook
Hatteras
Old Farmer's Prediction for Fair Weather Today
The Old Farmer predicts today and tonight will be fair with not as cold conditions.
Watchman 69 Departs Store Before Break-In Night
O. B. Baker says the 69 year old watchman left the store at 10:15 p.m. Saturday and was making rounds around 11:30 p.m. when he approached the rear door opening on Green Street and prepared to bar it.
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Green
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