Two Boston Officers Dismissed After Drunken Arrest
John Miller and Gordon Grant, patrolmen appointed during a police strike, were dismissed by Commissioner Curtis after a drunken arrest at a Back Bay station. The two, attached to Lagrange Street, showed badges at a St Germain restaurant, sparking a disturbance before police detained them. They may file objections within seven days.
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John
Miller
Gordon Grant
Boston Poice
Curtis
Back Bay
Lagrange Street
St i
Grant
St. Germain Street
Poice
John Dobbyns
Prince of Wales to Start Australia Trip Next Tuesday
PORTSMOUTH England March 11 The Prince of Wales will begin his voyage to Australia next Tuesday and undertake a royal itinerary during the journey.
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Portsmouth
England
the Prince of Wales
Australia
Turkish Denies Organized Massacre Amid Marash Crisis
Turkish Foreign Minister Safa Bey told the Associated Press there was no organized massacre of Armenians at Marash and Cilicia, while admitting 100 or so non combatants were killed or wounded. He said tribes aimed to protect co religionists and blamed Armenian executions of women and children.
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Constantinople
Associated Press
Safa Bey
Marash
Mussulmans
Mussulman
Jad Salts Kidney Health Claim Recommends Urine Cleanse
A famous remedy Jad Salts is promoted to relieve sluggish kidneys from meat overconsumption. The ad claims four ounces daily with lemon and lithia neutralizes acids, cleanses the kidneys, ends bladder weakness, and offers relief from backache and rheumatic pains.
Widow Endicott Gifts 35000 for Dedham Mansion Remodel
Mrs Henry B Endicott widow of a Massachusetts industrialist offered 35000 to Dedham Post American Legion as a memorial to her late husband The gift funds remodeling of the McCarthy Mansion on Dedham High School grounds with ongoing maintenance assured The work must be completed by July 1.
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Henry B. Endicott
Massachusetts
Dedham Post, American Legion
Endicott
Post
McCarthy
Dedham High School
Endicott Gift Accepted for Town House Plan
Mrs Endicott offered a gift to Commander Robert Boyd which was accepted at a post meeting. The post seeks a 10 year lease from the town at $1 yearly to run a facility costing $3000 to $4000 annually, funded by entertainments. The McCarthy house, part of a larger estate, will be remodeled into a High School site with reading recreation rooms and a modern gymnasium.
Fall at Dudley Street Terminal Injures No One
Miss Fannie Cohen of 42 Bogsver street Roxbury fell into the pit at the Dudley Street terminal yesterday afternoon as a north bound train arrived. Elevated workers signalled the train to stop and pulled her from the track she was uninjured. she had grown ill while waiting for the train and lost her balance.
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Fannie Cohen
Bogsver Street
Roxbury
Dudley Street Terminal
Elevated
Lawyer accidentally shoots himself in Dorchester
Robert G. Wilson Jr. of 44 Kenwood Street Dorchester and attorney at 148 State Street is hospitalized at Haymarket Relief Hospital after a .22 caliber revolver discharged from his hip pocket. Police say the weapon fired by accident while he worked late last night. the bullet was removed from his right thigh. Braids and laces are described as extravagant trimming.
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Robert G. Wilson, Jr
Kenwood Street
Dorchester
State Street
Haymarket Relief Hospital
Wilson
Pearl of Stamboul Heiress Ready to Return to Turkey
Sari Esmoos the Pearl of Stamboul and heir to 100 million dollars left Constantinople for America with an army officer. Found in a rooming house in New York she says a marine brought her to Canada then the United States. At 18 she was in ill health and earning washing dishes while a private detective coordinated with Sheik Ben Mohammed to locate her.
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Sari
Stamboul
Turkey
America
New York
Sari Esmoos
Constantinople
Ben Mohammed
Sheik
Hedjaz
Canada
Coal Operators and Miners Indicted
About 125 individuals in the coal industry face indictments as a broad federal case targets operators and miners since December 17, 1919. More than half of the defendants are operators.
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Indictment Targets Coal Men Under Lever Act
United States District Judge A B Anderson fixes bonds of 10000 and 5000 for defendants to be arraigned May 4. Ten overt acts across 18 counts allege coal operators conspired to raise prices by restricting distribution and manufacture. The case cites Lever Act sections and criminal code penalties up to 10000 fine or two years in prison. William Green and Secretary Tumulty discuss settlement options with President Wilson seeking unanimity in the commission’s actions.
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United States
A. B. Anderson
William Green
Miners’ Union
Tumulty
White House
White
Wilson
Mr. Wilson
Coal Commission Split Over Wage Increase and Hours
The presidential commission on the coal strike split with a majority favoring a 25 percent wage rise and no change in hours. Miners' representative John White plans a minority report calling for about 36 percent raise and a seven hour day. The United Mine Workers will likely reject the majority plan.
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P. C
Washington
Associated Press
Wilson
Henry M. Robinson
Rembrandt Peale
John P. White
United Mine Workers of America
Wages Debate Among Anthracite Miners Reaches Meeting
New York March 11 There is a broad discussion of miners wage demands at a meeting of a sub committee of operators and miners appointed to negotiate a new wage agreement for hard coal workers Disagreement within President Wilsons Bituminous Coal Commission will not hinder anthracite negotiations officials of the Mine Workers Union said The hard coal workers will reach a decision if possible regardless of any award affecting the bituminous field
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New York
Wilson
Bituminous Coal Commission
Washington
Mine Workers’ Union
Boston Press Club Elects New Officers
Charles E. Young of the Boston Post was re elected president of the Boston Press Club. Frank P. Sibley of the Boston Globe was re elected vice president. Other officers named include H Slryman Armes Andrew J Bailey William W Colson Roy Atkinson William E Toster Thomas W Greenall James E O Connell Charles OHara and Louis B F Raycroft as directors.
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Charles E. Young
Boston Post
Boston Press Club
Frank P. Sibley
Boston Globe
H. Slryman Armes
Post
Andrew J. Bailey
William W. Colson
Roy Atkinson
William E. Toster
Thomas W. Greenall
James E. O’connell
Charles O’hara
Louis B. F. Raycroft
Three Cities Show Population Increases in 1920
The census bureau reports 1920 figures with Louisville Kentucky at 234,891 up 10,963 people or 4.9 percent. St Joseph Missouri at 77,735 up 332 or 0.4 percent. Chambersburg Pennsylvania at 13,171 up 1,371 or 11.6 percent.
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Washington
Census Bureau
Loulaville
St. Joseph
Chambersburg
Penn
Credit Men Hear Whiting On Credit Adjustment Bureau
About 50 Boston credit men and assistants heard Herbert A. Whiting secretary treasurer of the Boston Credit Men Association extol the merits of the credit adjustment bureau at a regular monthly meeting of the Boston Chapter of the National Institute of Credit held last night at 77 Summer Street.
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Boston Credit
Herbert A. Whiting
Boston Credit Men’s Association
Credit Adjustment Bureau
Boston
National Institute of Credit
Association
Summer Street
London Globe Raps Wilson in Editorial Outburst
The Globe breaks silence on President Wilsons letter to Senator Hitchcock questioning health and restraint. It argues the presidents public indiscretions risk angering allies and compares U S reaction to potential French views while noting worldwide sympathy for Wilson amid his illness.
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London
the Globe
Wilson
Hitchcock
Globe
United States
Deschanel
Miller
Atlantic
Regular Atlantic Steamship Services to Antwerp and Hamburg
The Cunard Steamship Company announced a regular Boston to Antwerp service and the International Mercantile Marine Company will start a Boston to Hamburg run, beginning with the Belle Rose sailing on Monday. The Cunard line also plans to inaugurate Antwerp service with the Vergilia loading at East Boston.
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Cunard Steamship Company
Boston
Antwerp
International Mercantile Marine Company
Hamburg
Bellerose
Vergilia
Cunard Line
Cunard
Inventor Douglas M. Easton Dies in Weymouth
Douglas M. Easton, noted inventor and founder of suburban street railways, died yesterday at his home on Middle Street East Weymouth in his 7th year. Funeral held Sunday at 2 PM at his residence.
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Douglas M. Easton
Middle Street
East Weymouth
U S Mandate For Armenia Debate Rises In Senate
A report by General Harbord's American mission on Armenia reportedly recommends a U S mandate. The document has not been published and has sparked Senate calls for transmission to President Wilson. Critics in the Senate oppose mandates amid broader peace treaty debates.
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Washington
Associated Press
United States
Armenia
Harbord
Senate
Wilson
Paris
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Trip
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Ali
New England
NEW England Piano and Phonograph CO
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PWT
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Press Club
Chase. Young
Dardenella
FT Awe
Sousa
Peter Gink
NEW England Piano & Phonograph CO
Boylston ST
Mass
Maryland
Mary Turko
Alexander
Dixie Land
London Globe
Raps Wilson
Ter To Hitchcock
U. S
Mandate For
Cole
cAero
THE
Bryant G. Smith & Sons CO
Beacon Street
Cole Motor Car Company
Indianapolis
U.S.A
Fashion Week
Custom House
Maison Lewis Bracer
Madam Louison
Maison Lewis
Marie Lancret
Hermance
Marguerite Et Leonie Saget
Brown
Milan
Nacre Burt Asfrich Tips
Spain
France
Louison
Navy
Flamingo
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