Cuba Deposits Ratified Peace Treaty with Germany
Paris March 9 The Cuban minister to France deposited at the ministry of foreign affairs Cuba’s ratified peace treaty and protocol with Germany, formalizing the treaty.
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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Mar 10, 1920
Page
20
Paris March 9 The Cuban minister to France deposited at the ministry of foreign affairs Cuba’s ratified peace treaty and protocol with Germany, formalizing the treaty.
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A sophomore led campaign of hazing at the University of Maine, Orono, including tar and feathering of freshmen Ivan R. Pease and Leonard J. Bragdon. The acts occurred in Oak Hall and Hannibal Hamlin dormitory with molasses, feathers, and paddles as the punishment.
A large party of masked armed men attacked the Higginstown village police barracks killing one policeman and seizing rifles and ammunition. The raid occurred last night in Waterford.
The Waterfront calendar lists March as the seventieth day of the year with tidal heights in the morning of 6 ft 5 in and evening 8 ft 6 in. It notes a full moon on April 3 and May 2, a new moon March 20 and April 18 and May 18, with Jupiter and Saturn as evening stars and Venus and Mars as morning stars.
Amalgamated Textile Workers declare a strike at the National Spun Silk Mill in New Bedford. Most union members stay at work per council guidance as a police detail of 40 controls crowds at the gates. Mrs Aurelia Lebeau, union secretary, visits the mayor complaining of police activity against strikers.
Charles Diamond editor of the Catholic Herald was found guilty on a charge of inciting to murder in an article in his newspaper and sentenced at the Old Bailey to six months' imprisonment. The trial connected him with acts targeting Viscount French and Ireland's lord lieutenant.
Delegations from both legislative branches were chosen to represent the State at the funeral of Senator John J. Mahoney of Charles Town who died Monday. The Senate committee includes Foley Curran Winchester Finkel Walsh Wells Donovan and Cassassa. The House committee consists of McDonnell Robinson Green Harvey Francis and Mellen.
Official notice to Weymouth selectmen states the Eastern Massachusetts Street Railway Company will discontinue trolley service on April 1 unless the town provides financial assistance or reaches an arrangement to keep the road operating.
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A fleet of nine fishing boats arrived at the fish pier yesterday led by the Nyoda with 7000 pounds of flounders and the Anita & Bernice L about 4600 pounds of flounders plus 150 pounds of cod. Prices across species fell as strong receipts keep costs low.
Eddie Shevlin of Roxbury and Han Siegal of Revere fought to a twelve round draw under referee Martitt Flaherty at the Grand Opera House. Fans booed the decision favoring Shevlin though Siegal fought hard, while Green beat Gould in a separate eight round bout and Morris topped Nee in six.
Arrangements set for Charlies W. Swan longtime Lexington town clerk who died Sunday in Miami Florida. Funeral will be at Lexington First Parish Church Saturday afternoon with burial in Lexington Cemetery family lot.
Edmund O'Dwyer, director of the Irish National Insurance Company and a leading Sinn Feiner, has been arrested. It is understood he will be deported.
The list notes engagements for Eleanor Baker and Priscilla Thorp with their fiances Warren Arnold and Arthur Smith. It also lists numerous funeral notices, marriages, and services for residents of Charlestown Dorchester Jamaica Plain Roslindale Somerville Medford and surrounding communities with dates March 7 to March 12.
Shipping news lists steamers arriving from New York and Portland with numerous tugs and barges named, including North Land Ingalls Yarmouth Lake Strabo Sheffield and more. Sailed vessels include Eraemore City of Columbus Norumbega Eyota Lake Ellenorah Delware and others along with towing barges and vessels to Philadelphia New York Norfolk and Baltimore.
Names of three candidates filed to succeed the late Matthew J. Higgins as president of the Boston Street Car men's Union. Thomas F. Shine of Malden Timothy Regan of Cambridge and Peter Murphy of Dorchester named. Primary election set for next Monday. A special election for recording secretary will also be held with Michael J. Walsh of Watertown and John J. Moley of South Boston.
James A. Garfield Lodge No 67 U S St G reports the death of Brother Richard Cartwright and invites Brethren to funeral services at Cole Son's undertaking rooms Uphams Corner on Wednesday March 10 at 2 pm. Secretary William H Aston signs the notice.
In loving memory of a dear husband and father George W Gilmore who departed this life March 10 1919. Lovingly remembered but sadly missed by his wife Agnes M Gilmore and little children.
Card of thanks from Mr James Ciccola and family at 144 Fenno Street Revere for sympathy during bereavement. In loving memory of Charles Francis Cook who died March 11 with funeral at St Josephs Church. Also loving remembrance of Georgie Etta Bates who died March 6 1917 from sister Mrs B A Sreery.
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