Monroe Doctrine Safeguards in League Covenant
Amid talks on the League of Nations covenant delegates work to guard the Monroe Doctrine and win American support for amendments. Col House met with Lord Cecil and others and reported to President Wilson as European leaders consider how to include or defer covenant terms. Poland’s status and eastern boundary are debated with a proposal to demilitarize German lands east of a corridor and a Polish plebiscite for Mazurian Protestants.
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Tickets Drawn Today for League of Nations Debate
The League of Nations Association at Mt. Vernon street conducts a ticket lottery for disposal of 1.8 large block sales to the general public. Ten tickets per block will be drawn and mailed by stenographers, aiming to have all passes in the mail before midnight for tomorrow night’s debate.
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Japanese Also to Blame at Tien Tsin
Tension grows as Japanese enter a theatre prompting a call to French police who dispersed the group. The incident is under French legation review and the situation remains tense.
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Marines Not Involved in Tien Tsin Disturbance
Colonel Theodore P. Kane reports that Marines did not take part in the Tien Tsin disorder. He says the clash involved army soldiers and Japanese, with officials noting possible confusion with the 15th Regular Infantry. The State Department awaits ministerial advisories before any action on the Japanese consulate raid report.
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Ballot on League of Nations debated across nation
Citizens weigh the League plans in a daily ballot reported in the Post. The poll aims to record opinion and spark civic discussion while protecting ballot anonymity. A Lodge Lowell debate looms and New England views will influence regional results. First figures to be announced tomorrow.
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Ex Kaiser’s Second Son Seeks Divorce in Amsterdam
Eitel Fried rich, second son of the former German Emperor, has begun divorce proceedings against his wife charging infidelity before the war. He married Grand Duchess Sophie Charlotte of Oldenburg in 1906. the couple have no children. The Kleine Journal notes the father vetoed earlier attempts to start proceedings.
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King Albert to Visit American Headquarters at Chaumont
Brussels papers report King Albert will visit General Pershing at American headquarters in Chaumont this week. He will be his guest during the visit.
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Evacuation Day program honors Yankee Division heroes
South Boston commemorates Evacuation Day with Major General Edwards and Governor Coolidge as speakers. The event lauds Lt. Col. Barry and the 101st Regiment, and notes volunteers in the postal service, loyalty, and military training advocacy. A banquet at Hotel Brewster caps the evening with Francis J. W. Ford as toastmaster.
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Lost Haverhill Girl Found After Boston Sojourn
A Haverhill girl suffering headaches and depression left home with a few dollars, rode to Boston, then to Malden to stay with relatives. She found work minding a baby with Mrs Abrahams and later reunited with her father, who called to confirm her return. The Dorchester family who sheltered her thanked The Post.
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Boston Boy Cornelius Murphy Dies in France
Mrs Ellen Murphy of Emerald street Boston reports the death of her son Cornelius known as Niely a field clerk with the Headquarters Division of the 3d Army Corps He fell ill at an evacuation hospital after enlisting at war start served on the Mexican border and was about to sail with the 26th Division before being transferred to the North eastern Department then to Brest with the Army of Reconstruction and Coblenz station when illness struck.
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An Old Hair Dye Recipe Reappears in Modern Drugstores
Sage Tea and Sulphur restore natural color to faded or gray hair. The old home mixture is now sold as Wyeth's Sage and Sulphur Compound with added ingredients at low cost. A dampened brush applied strand by strand darkens hair by morning and thickens its gloss by repeated use.
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Peters is for Irish Freedom at St Patrick’s banquet
Friends of Irish Freedom held a St Patrick’s Day banquet at the Westminster Hotel and unanimously passed resolutions demanding absolute independence for Ireland and opposing the current League of Nations.
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Boston Irish rally denounces League of Nations opposition
The Boston gathering led by Matthew Cummings with William S. McNary and Richard J. Dwyer urged Irish freedom and condemned the League of Nations as a threat to American sovereignty Ireland to be excluded from any future league and conscription provisions criticized.
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Cardinal O Connell and Judge Wall Spar Over Ireland
Cardinal O Connell urged honoring Judge Wall as he defended Ireland’s cause against taint of colored rhetoric. Judge Wall condemned ex President Tafts stance on Ireland and warned Wilson’s small nations policy risks igniting rebellion in Ireland and jeopardizing self determination.
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Boston Post Office Clerks Hear Legislation Report
The Boston Post Office Clerks Association Branch 5 met at Longfellow Hall with President Barry presiding. The legislative committee outlined the Madden bill as passed by Congress, noting automatic promotions and pending interpretation for higher grades. Ballot committee reported candidates for the April election.
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Irish night funds altar at St. Leo's Dorchester
Father McGoldrick Court M C C F raised 1000 dollars for St. Leo's Church altar in Dorchester from its third annual Irish night. An Irish songs program and Rev Francis Cun ningham spoke on The Hopes of Ireland.
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Walsh Favors League Amid Irish Question Talk
Senator David I. Walsh of Massachusetts, to speak at the Irish Fellowship Club St. Patrick’s Day event in Cincinnati, says in a public statement on the League of Nations and the Irish question that the issue warrants careful consideration. He spoke at a luncheon prior to his remarks.
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Noted Voice on Ireland Self Government and Wilson
A speaker urges support for League of Nations and Irish self determination. He emphasizes American unity, patience with Irish rights, and placing American interests first while backing Ireland’s ideal of self government.
Labor notes from Boston labor meetings and Washington talks
A Boston labor roundup reports a delegation from the general board traveling to Washington Thursday to seek clarity on wage and working condition powers from Regional Director B. E. Smith. Local meetings cover protests against outdoor advertising bills, layoffs on the New Haven system, and union wage settlements with the New England Telephone firm.
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Pope Benedict Receives Cardinal Amette in Private Audience
In Rome on March 16, Pope Benedict XVI held a private audience with Cardinal Amette the archbishop of Paris. The two men discussed a prior conversation Amette had with Premier Clemenceau before returning to Rome. The meeting is viewed as significant in diplomatic circles.
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Father John’s Medicine Promoted For Postillness Recovery
An health advisory extols Father John’s Medicine as a safe tonic to rebuild the body after grip pneumonia or any illness. It claims 60 years of success for throat troubles and cites a New York professional who credits the remedy with restoring weight and strength after typhoid pneumonia and a racking cough.
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