Unanimous House Vote Marks Concurrence
A House action was concurred in today with a unanimous vote. A local resident died at home on 202 Summer Street. Funeral services led by Rev. Clarence B. Eisler of the First Universalist Church will occur Saturday at 2 PM at the Cleaveland home, with burial in Union Cemetery, Brockton.
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House
Summer Street
Clarence B. Eisler
First Universalist Church
Cleaveland
Union Cemetery
Brockton
Irish Abroad Asked to Aid Home Rule
The Nationalists publish a manifesto to President Wilson and British premiers urging aid for Irish home rule. They accuse Lloyd George of reneging on Ulster policy, call for constitutional action, and appeal to Dominions and the United States to pressure Britain to honor the Wilson principles and support Ireland's self government. The text condemns coercion and warns of strengthening revolutionary forces if pledges are ignored.
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Wilson
Ireland
Ulster
United Ireland
All Ireland
Sir Edward Carson
The
Admiralty
Lloyd George
Irish Nationalist Party
Dominions
United States
Germany
Petrograd
Australian Senate
Europe
United States Senate
Woods Urges Prohibition Debate at Ford Hall Meeting
Robert A. Woods former Licensing Board member spoke for prohibition in a heated town meeting. Samuel P. Levenberg of Cigarmakers' Union No. 7 led the negative with labor and Socialist allies joining in. Levenberg argued wage and hour issues push drinking. Woods countered that prohibition raises wages and employment and could lower living costs by redirecting liquor money to food and legitimate industry.
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Robert A. Woods
Licensing Board
Ford Hall
Samuel P. Levenberg
Cigarmakers’ Union No.7
Levenberg
Mr. Woods
Company T Eighth MNG Sets State Drill Attendance Record
E Company of the Eighth Regiment M N G led by state guardsmen eclipsed all infantry records with 132 members attending the annual inspection and drill in Cambridge Armory under United States Army officers supervision.
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Eighth Regiment
Cambridge
United States Army
Dance of Canadian Club Charity Ball Draws 1500 Guests
More than 1500 attended the Canadian charity ball at the Hotel Somerset in Boston last night. Funds go to the Canadian Club charity fund with guests from New England including the British vice consul John B. Masson and Mrs Masson plus members of the Charitable Irish and Scotch and British Societies. The event, run by the Canadian Club of Boston and its women’s auxiliary, featured a 7:30 reception and dancing until 1 am, filling both hotel ballrooms.
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Hotel Somerset
New England
John B. Masson
Dancers from New York and Boston Exhibit Modern Dance
Artists from New York and Boston staged modern dance exhibitions as special features. Mr. and Mrs. Paul Roberts hosted a series of modern ballroom dances. Miss Melba Concannon performed in costume with "Dance Sgor" and Miss Helene L. Sweney and Miss Elizabeth Cannon, both 13, danced "Prince Sunshine and the Butterfly" in costume. Other noted performers included Miss Gloria Concannon, Miss Florence Cole and Frank Masterman. "America Forever" a patriotic dance, was presented by Melba and Gloria Concannon in costume.
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New York
Boston
Paul Roberts
Melba Concannon
Charles HB. Campbell
Alice Moore
Helene L. Sweney
Elizabeth Cannon
Prince Sunshine
the Butterfly
Gloria Concannon
Florence Cole
Frank Masterman
America Forever
Melba
Senate Debates Filibuster Rule Amid Talks of Cloture
The Senate votes on cloture with a two thirds majority and debates limits on debate time after orders for cloture. Cummins denies conspiracy while La Follette signals possible future remarks as discussions cover neutrality and pending appropriation bills amid criticism of the President and press. A resolution to urge a special session on March 20 was prepared by McLean but delayed by the rules fight.
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House of Representatives
Rules Committee
Cummins
Senate
LaFollette
Congress
McLean
Connecticut
Minnesota House censures filibuster in armed neutrality bill
The Minnesota House passed a resolution censuring the United States Senators who conducted the filibuster against the armed neutrality bill with one dissent, F. G. Strand of the Socialist party voting against it.
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Paul
United States
Minnesota
F. G. Strand
Warnings Issue Limiting Traveler Documents
Washington issued new British regulations advising travelers leaving the United Kingdom not to carry documents for others. Only written or printed matter and identification should be carried. other documents should be mailed ahead through the chief censor's office to avoid inconvenience.
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Washington
March
State Department
United Kingdom
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