Poland States Peace Terms for Bolshevik Negotiations
Warsaw March 19 The Polish foreign minister Stanislas Patek disclosed five points Poland seeks in peace talks with the Bolsheviks. Key aims include return of lands taken during Poland's partition, Russian ratification of the treaty by the Russian people, and reparations for Polish wartime losses from 1914 and the 1917 revolution. If the Soviets accept these terms, Poland will consider further negotiations.
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Warsaw
Associated Press
Poland
Stanislas Patek
Diet
Foreign Committee
Moscow
Russia
Australian Pensions for Disabled Soldiers Reform Discussed
Melbourne March 21 a government reparation bill introduces pensions for permanently disabled soldiers raising to 20 dollars weekly for life for bachelors and to 10 dollars for partial cases for the single man. Married men with no children receive for weekly support, while those with a wife and three children would gain 30 dollars weekly.
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Melbourne
Australia
Jewish drive seeks 1 260 000 for relief and Palestine
Boston Jews plan a two week April campaign starting April 18 to raise 1 260 000 for European Jewish relief and Palestine restoration. A 3 member steering group will organize the drive, with 75 percent for relief and 25 percent for the Palestine Restoration Fund.
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Boston
Europe
Palestine
Elysium Club
Huntington Avenue
Leon Straus
Joseph M. Herman
Maurice B. Hexter
Louis B. Kirstein
Palestine Resoration Fund
Russia
Poland
Rumania
Galicia
Palestine Restoration Fund
Shank's Mare in Weymouth
Weymouth residents walked yesterday as trolley service ended when the Eastern Massachusetts Company withdrew cars at midnight. Jitneys did not replace streetcars and no regular East Weymouth to Braintree jitney service operated. A town meeting at Fogg's Opera House will decide whether to pay for continued trolley service or pursue other action, with the company offering to run cars to the meeting.
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Weymouth
Eastern Massachusetts Company
East Weymouth
South Weymouth
Braintree
Fogg’s Opera House
Americans Leave Leipsic on Special Train
A special train left Coblenz at 2 15 am to evacuate 200 American and British business men. It reached Leipsic at 1 am after reporting endangerment from disorders. The return left Leipsic at 10 30 am with only 25 Americans aboard.
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Coblenz
Associated Press
Leipsic
Preacher Warns Non Catholics of America Turning Godless
The Rev. Father Bonaventure of St. Michael's Monastery in West Hoboken N J spoke at the Cathedral of the Holy Cross mission to non Catholics last night crowding the church. He asserted that there are 798 religions in the United States but only one truth and one true church founded by Jesus Christ and that all others are false.
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America
Father Bonaventure
C. P
St. Michael’s Monastery
West Hoboken
N. J
Cathedral of the Holy Cross
United States
Jesus Christ
Son of God
Booth Bans Ouija Boards In Volunteer Drive
General Ballington Booth of the Volunteers of America bans ouija boards in a telegram to all officers from the Parker House. He calls the toy foolish and dangerous and urges immediate cessation. He spoke in Boston at Tremont Temple to 1500 men and at Warren Avenue Baptist Church about orphan home plans.
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General Ballington Booth
The
Volunteers of America
Parker House
General Booth
Boston
Treamont Temple
Warren Avenue Baptist Church
New York
Warren Avenue
Duncan
New England
Volunteers
United States
Fears U S Drifting Toward Militarism
Bishop Edwin Holt Hughes of the Methodist Episcopal church warned last night at Mt. Vernon Church that the United States risks becoming a militaristic, might makes right nation, faster than Germany was. He spoke at Beacon Street and Massachusetts Avenue.
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United States
Germany
Edwin Holt Hughes
Methodist Episcopal Church
Mt. Vernon (Congregational) Church
Beacon Street
Massachusetts Avenue
Military training pledge sparks debate on patriotism and immigration
A preacher warns that electing a military candidate will push the nation toward universal service and militarism, while urging restraint in stirring tensions with Britain. He supports English immigration, urges self determination for Ireland and Ulster, and questions southern Ireland’s push to shape Ulster’s fate.
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United States of America
Germany
United States
Great Britain
England
America
Ulster
Ireland
Brother accident kills boy playing with gun in Middletown
In Middletown Connecticut on March 21 Theodore Pieseki ten was shot and killed by his brother Joseph fourteen while playing with a revolver belonging to an older brother. Medical Examiner J F Calef ruled the shooting accidental.
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Middletown
Conn
Theodore Pieseki
Joseph
J. F. Calef
Women Alternates at Democratic Convention
The State Democratic division appoints Agnes E Blood of Somerville as secretary to chairwoman Mrs Susan W FitzGerald and as a candidate for alternate delegate to the Democratic national convention from the ninth district. Other women listed as alternate delegates include Anna Loretta McGowan Woburn Katherine F McCarthy Lowell Theresa W Creedon Danvers Genevieve F McGlue Lynn Gladys A Bragdon Melrose Gertrude P Daly Medford Emma D Chapman Winthrop Martha E D White Boston Marguerite M O'Brien Boston Nellie M Sullivan Fall River and Margaret M Welch Fall River.
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State Democratic Committee
Agnes E. Blood
Somerville
Susan W. FitzGerald
Miss Blood
Ninth
Women Voters
Anna Loretta McGowan
Woburn
Katherine F. McCarthy
Lowell
Theresa W. Creedon
Danvers
Genevieve F. McGlue
Lynn
Gladys A. Bragdon
Melrose
Gertrude P. Daly
Medford
Emma D. Chapman
Winthrop
Martha E. D. White
Marguerite M. O’brien
Boston
Nellie M. Sullivan
Margaret M. Welch
Fall River
Paper mill workers accept wage offer in Holyoke
Several thousand workers in Holyoke voted to accept a counter offer of a 12 percent wage increase dating from February 1, as presented by the mill manufacturers. It is understood the agreement ends labor tension and sets a new pay scale.
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Holyoke
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