Curzon Blames America for Delay in Turkish Settlement
Washington dispatch reports Earl Curzon faulting the United States for the year long delay in Turkish settlement. State Department officials say they were not informed of the London council decision and that Paris peace delegates declined to discuss the matter. France sent a copy of the Turkish settlement to Ambassador Jusserand and a formal American position was prepared for allied governments once officially informed.
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Washington
State Department
Earl Curzon
United States
Supreme Council
London
Paris
France
Brookline Coal Drive Serves Needy Residents
Brookline Public Safety Committee reports the purchase of 200 tons of nut coal to aid townspeople. Coal sold in 50 to 500 pound lots at the town yard on Perce Street. Buyers pay and receive tickets at the forestry office in Town Hall and must haul the coal away themselves.
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Brookline Public Safety Committee
Perce Street
Coa
Forestry Department
Church Peace Union Urges Ratification Of Peace Treaty
The Church Peace Union adopted a resolution urging President Wilson and Congress to unite on an immediate solution for ratifying the peace treaty so America can join international cooperation. Trustees include former President Taft Cardinal Gibbons and Bishop Luther B. Wilson.
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New York
Wilson
Congress
America
Church Peace Union
Taft
Cardinal Gibbons
Luther B. Wilson
Engagement announced for Meriel Olga Squire to Michael Cody Jr
Miss Meriel Olga Squire, daughter of Mrs. John P. Squire of Brookline, will wed Michael Cody Jr of Montgomery Alabama. Cody, a Harvard Law student and University of Alabama graduate, served 20 months overseas with the 2nd and 3rd divisions during the war.
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Meriel Olga Squire
Michael Cody, Jr
Montgomery, Ala
Senate assigns committees to fill Mahoney vacancy
President McKnight announced committee appointments to fill the vacancy caused by the death of John J. Mahoney of Charlestown. McLane of Fall River named to the replacements. The piece also notes Alice Hogan Rice, author of Mrs. Wiggs of the Cabbage Patch, with a forthcoming short story in the Boston Sunday Post Magazine.
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Foley
Boston
Walsh
Senate
Suffolk
McKnight
John J. Mahoney
Charlestown
McLane
Fall River
Alice Hogan Rice
Lynch Named Naturalization Examiner in Philadelphia
James J. Lynch of Dorchester was appointed naturalization examiner in the U S naturalization service at Philadelphia. A Boston native, he has lived in Washington eight years with the Department of Agriculture. He is 28, a Boston English High School and Georgetown University Law School graduate, and a member of the Knights of Columbus and Washington Lodge of Elks.
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James J. Lynch
Cornelius Lynch
Speedwell Street
Dorchester
United States Naturalization Service
Philadelphia
Boston
Lynch
Washington
United States Department of Agriculture
Boston English High School
Georgetown University Law School
Knights of Columbus
Washington Lodge of Elks
Noonan's Lemon Complexion Cream Ad Prompts Urgent Demand
A vintage advertisement touts Noonan's Lemon Complexion Cream as a four in one skincare product. It claims women will rebuke stores that stock shortages and urges readers to buy, clip the notice, and send 60 cents to T Noonan & Sons Co. in Boston for a full-sized jar postpaid.
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Noonan
T. Noonan & Sons Co
Portland St
Boston
Mass
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