Forbid Aliens to Carry Arms in State Petitions
Two petitions filed in the House of Representatives seek to prohibit aliens from possessing firearms and to heighten safeguards against unrest. Sponsored by former Governor John L Bates H Huestis Newton and Judge Robert Walcott the measures include emergency preambles to take immediate effect. The filings aim to curb game and wildlife destruction and halt Bolshevism spread.
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House of Representatives
John L. Bates
H. Huestis Newton
Robert Walcott
Army officer discharges total after armistice figures
Washington March 19 The War Department reports of the 188 434 officers on duty when the armistice was signed 83 409 had been discharged by March 13 Among them 25 499 were infantry officers 15 580 medical officers 12 449 aircraft officers and 10 758 field artillery officers Discharges from the Ordnance and Quartermaster Corps reached 7 144 One hundred twelve JAG officers and 606 chaplains also left service
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Washington
War Department
Ordnance and Quartermaster Corps
Judge Advocate-General’s Department
Two Men Arrested in Milford Dynamite Case
Milford police received word from Manchester Conn today of the arrest of Labino Tantoni Milford and Antonio Tartaglia Manchester for larceny in connection with a large stock of dynamite caps and stolen goods found in an unoccupied house here. The owner did not know of the stored items most were stolen from freight cars.
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Milford
Manchester
Conn
Labino Tantoni
Antonio Tartaglie
Berlin revolt causes 512 million marks in damages
Frankfurt Nachrichten reports damages from the latest Berlin revolt will exceed 512,000,000 marks. Claims for this amount have already been filed against the city, with Basle dated dispatch noting the tally.
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Basle
Havas
Berlin
Frankfurt Nachrichten
Greeks Defeat Bolsheviki Northeast of Odessa
Greek troops defeated the Bolsheviki at Kher son northeast of Odessa and advanced about 12 miles, capturing prisoners and war material, according to an official Greek headquarters announcement from Saloniki dated March 18.
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Saloniki
Kherson
Odessa
Buys A Horse Then A Colt Is Born At Hospital
H Frank of 819 Shawmut avenue bought a horse at a sale and was alarmed by illness. An ambulance from Angell Memorial Hospital arrived as the mare gave birth to a colt. Both mare and foal were cared for at the hospital where staff grew fond of the lively colt. Dr. F J Flanagan attends to both animals with special attention.
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H. Frank
Shawmut Avenue
Angell Memorial Hospital
Longwood Avenue
F. J. Flanagan
Colt
the Angels Memorial Hospital
Rathbun Elected Associate Justice of Rhode Island Supreme Court
Elmer J. Rathbun of West Greenwich was elected associate justice of the Rhode Island Supreme Court by the General Assembly to fill the vacancy caused by the retirement of Darius Baker. Rathbun, a decade long associate justice of the Superior Court, will be replaced there. he is Brown University class of 1896 and Boston University Law School 1898. The Superior Court vacancy will likely be filled next week.
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Providence
R. I
Elmer J. Rathbun
West Greenwich
Supreme Court of
Rhode Island
General Assembly
Rathbun
Superior Court
Darius Baker
Newport
Brown University
Boston University Law School
State Senate OKs Local Option Sunday Movies
Hartford Conn March 19 The State Senate voted 26 to 3 to adopt a local option Sunday moving picture bill replacing the existing prohibition on Sunday exhibitions. Proponents say Sunday films provide good entertainment for those without cars clubs or other leisure options.
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Hartford
Conn
State Senate
Boston and Glasgow Firms Consolidate
A Massachusetts corporation named Kelvin & Wilfrid DQ White Company consolidates Mr White’s ship fitting and compass adjusting business with Kelvin Bottomley & Baird of Glasgow makers of the Lord Kelvin navigational instruments. The new firm will act as the American branch with a Boston factory and import from Glasgow to participate in the global shipbuilding boom.
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Massachusetts
Kelvin & Wilfrid DQ. White Company
White
Messrs. Kelvin, Bottomley & Baird
Glasgow
Lord Kelvin
Kelvin & Wilfrid O. White Company
Boston
Hayes Made Archbishop in Lent Installation
In New York on March 19 Patrick J. Hayes was installed as archbishop of the New York diocese at St. Patrick's Cathedral to succeed Cardinal Farley. A papal dispensation allowed the Lent ceremony, with a 1000-strong procession and remarks from Monsignor Bonbano, Monsignor Mooney, and others.
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New York
Patrick J. Hayes
Diocese of
Cardinal Farley
St. Patrick’s Cathedral
Rome
Hayes
Albany
Buffalo
Cathedral
John Bonbano
Monsign
Mooney
George Waring
11Th Cavalry
Supreme Court
Victor J. Dowling
Fraudulent 1912 check passes as Wilson forgery case
The report details a man posing as a Texas sheriff and friend of ex governor Harmon who passed a forged $100 check bearing Woodrow Wilson's signature in 1912 while Wilson was New Jersey governor. The State House employee was the victim during Harmon's absence.
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Woodrow Wilson
Wilson
New Jersey
O’brien
Texas
Harmon
State House
Second Sleeping Case Reported in Brockton
Brockton reports a second case of sleeping sickness with a Bridgewater man hospitalized. A child previously died of the disease in the city on Monday.
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Brockton
Bridgewater
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ROYA
Devonshire
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McCall’s
McCall Patterns
Mami Butler
New Hampshire Hills Women’s Labor Bill
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Royal Worcester
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dLri
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Dutfitse
Grafonoa
National
Oxford
John J. Clark
Defender
Rick Ra
Cap Hai Si
Hutter
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Amsterdam
Poa
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