U S Likely 10 Back the French
German expectations on Wilson era repairs clash with Harding policy. Secretary Hughes and Senator Lodge steer policy away from German favors while British and French positions shift. The piece weighs Wilson contrasts, Lloyd George’s stance, and Ludendorff’s attitude, forecasting American insistence on repayment but limited French concessions.
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Hughes
Senator Lodge
Senate
Germany
America
Great Britain
France
London
Harding
Europe
Napoleon
Paris
Snterest
Mr. Balfour
Lloyd George
Briggs’ Embalming Board Costs Cut In Senate Row
Frederick L. Briggs the secretary of the State Board of Registration in Embalming said on the floor I don’t care a damn for a Senator or for the whole Legislature. Senator Dahlberg attributed the remark and moved to reduce the board’s appropriation by 2100 in two budget items, trimming 1100 from compensation and expenses and 1000 from services other than personal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick L. Briggs
State Board of Registration
Senate
Dahlberg
Brockton
Briggs
Governor endorses Irish relief fund drive
Governor Cox and city officials pledged support for the American Committee for Relief in Ireland as fundraising begins on St. Patrick’s Day. Contributing groups include the Michael Devitt post, Lynn unions, and the Brotherhood of Railway Trainmen. Donations to 166 Devonshire Street, Boston.
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Cox
Peters
James Jackson
James J. Phelan
American Committee For Relief In
Ireland
St. Patrick’s Day
Martin M. Lomasney
Massachusetts
Hoover
Massachusetts Committee On Public Safety
Belgium
American Committee For Relief
Jackson
Lomasney
R. D. Mackey
St. Patrick’s School
Berlin
N. H
Mayor MacCurtain
West Newton
Michael Devittee
Lynn Central Labor Union
Robert Emmet Celtic Society
Somerville
McMahon
Arlington
Brotherhood of Railway Trainmen
Lawrence
Joseph H. O'Neil
Devonshire Street
Boston
Survivors of Samoan Hurricane Meet Tonight
The 32nd anniversary of the great Samoan hurricane recalls 142 sailors from American and German ships lost at Apia. Boston area survivors gather for a City Club dinner hosted by Commander William J. Jennings of the All-Dorchester American Legion with notable attendees including Rear-Admiral Benton C. Decker and Lieutenant F. W. Sandstrom.
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Apia
Boston
City Club
William J. Jennings
All-Dorchester
American Legion
Benton C. Decker
Navy Yard
U. S
Trenton
F. W. Sandstrom
Eagleboat 32
New London
John H. Phalan
Charlestown Navy Yard
William F. Rogers
Boston Yard
Benjamin E. Fernald
Sharon
Walter F. Wilkinson
North Weymouth
John Larsen
Harlow Street
Dorchester
Bells
Middlebury
Vermont
Jennings
Three Press Feeders Added at City Plant
Mayor Peters announced three new press feeders subject to Civil Service Commission approval. They join the City printing plant staff who have returned after a seven week shutdown over wage disputes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City
Peters
Civil Service Commission
Negro Lynched by Texas Mob Near Hope Arkansas
Brownie Tuttle an African American man accused of assaulting an elderly white woman near Hope Arkansas was seized from Hope city jail by a mob of about 300 people and hanged near the jail authorities reported.
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Texas
Texarkana
Tex
Brownie Tuttle
Hope
Ark
Hope City
No Clue to Sender of Mail Bomb
Somerset county authorities investigated the mail bomb incident in Madison Maine when Dr. John L Pepper was seriously injured after opening a package. He was rushed to Skowhegan hospital where doctors reported a chance of recovery. No suspect information had been found by tonight.
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Madison
Somerset County
John L. Pepper
Skowhegan
Randol
Dr Pepper Bombing Injuries Highlight Local Case
A bomb exploded in Dr Pepper’s office injuring his right hand left hand and lower jaw with powder in the eyes. His right arm was amputated below the elbow. He remained conscious and spoke to doctors en route to the hospital. The blast wrecked his office and produced bomb materials. The package was mailed from Anson yesterday addressed to Dr Pepper who is 55, Colby College graduate, two years in practice, president of the local Board of Trade, and Army Medical Corps veteran.
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Dr. Pepper
Anson
Colby College
Board of Trade
Army Medical Corps
Camp Sherman
Ohio
Camp Devens
Massachusetts
Free Presbyterian minister in Ireland freed from jail
Dublin March 15 The Rev J A Irwin a Presbyterian minister who on Feb 25 was sentenced to one year in prison after conviction by a court martial of having a revolver and ammunition in his possession was freed from Belfast jail today General Sir Nevil Macready military commander of Ireland remitted the remainder of Mr Irwins sentence on account of ill health.
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Dublin
J. A. Irwin
Belfast
Nevil Macready
Ireland
Love and Hate Mark Ardmore Murder Trial
In Ardmore Oklahoma on March 14 United News reports Clara Smith Hamon on the stand describing a decade of relations with millionaire politician Jake L Hamon. She recounts jealousy threats broken contracts and a fatal shooting at the Randol Hotel and details her stormy testimony and cross examination.
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Ardmore
Okla
United News
Jake L. Hamon
Clara Smith Hamon
Smith
Hamnon
Clara Smith
Jake Hamon
Lawton
Hamon
Frank L. Ketch
Mexico
Freeling
Miss Smith
Hannon
New Lexington
Fort Worth
Hig
Clara
Mississippi Turkey for Harding Nov. 24
Washington March 15 President Harding chooses a Thanksgiving turkey to visit the White House next November A Mississippi planter H W Mason of Crystal Springs sent a letter to the president stating the ambition to supply a scientifically raised gobbler to show Mississippi can produce top turkeys and compete with any region.
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Washington
Harding
White House
H. W. Mason
Crystal Springs
Miss
Mason
Mississippi
Journal Clerk of National House Dead
Washington March 15 Herman A Phillips longtime journal clerk of the House and parliamentarian at three Republican national conventions died today at his home aged 59 He came to Washington after serving as Hyde Park Illinois postmaster and served under Speakers Reed Cannon and Gillette.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Herman A. Phillips
House of Representatives
Hyde Park
Ill
Phillips
Reed, Cannon and Gillette
Dance hall commandments ban Chicago drag in Worcester
Worcester police, led by Miss M Elizabeth Tracy and Mrs Jennie M Rice, publish seven dance hall commandments to keep dances proper. They ban cheek to cheek, jazz, tickle, Chicago drag, camel's walk, pivot, and shimmy, citing safety and decorum.
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Worcester
M. Elizabeth Tracy
Jennie M. Rice
Chicago
Tracy
Tufts Freshmen Elect Officers
The Tufts freshman class elected officers for the year with Albert B. Garwood as president, Russell J. Carpenter as secretary, Edward W. Cook as treasurer, and James G. Brown as marshal. No vice president majority. a runoff between George E. Rogers and Norman C. Spooner will be held.
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Tufts College
Albert B. Garwood
Saranac Lake
N. Y
Russell JL. Carpenter
Meriden
Conn
Edward W. Cook
Somerville
James G. Brown
Wakefield
George E. Rogers
South Manchester
Norman C. Spooner
Natick
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Court St
Scollay Sq
Or Seria
Sinn Fein
Patrick's Day
Wamsmall Badge CO
Washington St
Cuis Briggs
Father John's
Lomas Ney
Martin
Bank Examiner
Gag Massachusetts
Free Presbyterian
W. B. Walling
H. H. Brown
W. P. McLean
McLean
Jake L. Hannon
Farley & Macneill
the Big Value Electric Fixture House
Federal Street
Turkey
National House
Worcester Policewomen
TUFTS
New England
Hartmann
Ston
Washington & Mail
West St
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