Cardinal Gibbons News: Unfavorable Turn in Baltimore
Baltimore March 22 Physicians attending Cardinal Gibbons announced an unfavorable turn in his illness though no immediate danger was seen. Monsignor John Bonzano visited him this afternoon. The 87 year old prelate had heart weakness and a lowered temperature since Sunday night, with Bishop Corrigan coordinating the notice to friends.
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Baltimore
Cardinal Gibbons
John Bonzano
Washington
C. B. Corrigan
Friends
Carroll County
Aerial strap hangers arrive from Paris in plane
Three passengers, unable to find seats on a Paris bound airliner, rode to Pondon by clinging to baggage racks. The odd scene shows the landlocked garden variety commuter making an improvised in flight grip during the March 22 arrival from Paris.
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Pondon
United News
Paris
Oldest Elk in America Dies in Defiance at 9
John Flannigan of Defiance Ohio died at home after a brief pneumonia illness. A nine year old boy, he was reputed to be the oldest Elk in the United States. He was initiated into the Benevolent and Protective Order of Elks at age 88.
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Defiance, CO
John Flannigan
United States
Flannigan
Secret Marriage Report Brightens South Boston Home
Mrs. Troy of 506 East Broadway South Boston describes her daughter Alice’s marriage to Harold H. Davis a millionaire clubman of 273 Beacon Street as a movie like romance. The bride and family were delighted in an interview with a Post reporter last night.
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Martin Troy
East Broadway
South Boston
Alice
Harold H. Davis
Beacon Street
Troy
Post
Harold Homer
Davis
Alice ‘Troy
South
Boston
Harvard and Somerset clubs member elopes to marry in Rhode Island
Mr. Davis of Harvard class of 17 and Miss Troy secretly wed March 17 with a Rhode Island justice of the Supreme Court. Mrs. Troy says the couple resemble movie lovers, planning farming in southern California after a brief honeymoon. Davis and Troy left without notice, Miss Troy’s note says she will return after the honeymoon.
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Harvard, Country and
Somerset
Troy
Rhode Island
Supreme Court
Mrs. Troy
Mrs. Davis
Miss Troy
Silent John Hummell to Manage Saskatoon Club
Reading Penn March 22 Silent John Hummell former Reading International League manager and ex Brooklyn Dodgers captain signed a contract to manage the Saskatoon club of the Michigan Ontario league.
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Reading
Penn
John Hummell
Reading International League Baseball
Brooklyn Dodgers
Saskatoon
Coolidge Overcoat Returned Message Eases Tensions
Pittsburg March 22 In a telegram read by Judge Joseph Buffington United States Senator P C Knox relayed a lighthearted note to President Coolidge Ambassador Juster and Mrs Coolidge sending friendly greetings amid strained Washington Pittsburg relations The message was shared with George H Clapp chairman of the University of Pittsburg trustees before Buffington laughed in relief
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Pittsburg
Washington
Coolidge
Board of Trustees
University of Pittsburg
Luncheon hosts and a diplomatic detour at Willard Hotel
Judges Buffington and Clapp hosted a luncheon in the Willard Hotel Washington with Vice President Coolidge Mrs Coolidge Senator Knox and Secretary Mellon. They then visited Ambassador Jusserand at the French embassy before an excited foreigner approached them and the men left.
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Buffington
Clapp
Willard Hotel
Washington
Coolidge
Mrs. Coolidge
Senator Knox
Andrew W. Mellon
the Treasury
Mr. Coolidge
Knox
Judge Buffington
Mr. Clapp
Ambassador Jusserand
Protest Higher Automobile Tax Debate at State House
State officials and auto industry representatives clashed before the joint committee on ways and means as they debated a proposed increase in automobile fees to fund highway work. Commissioner John N. Cole warned that highway expenses will rise in the next decade due to greater use of motor trucks for short haul transportation, and that higher fees on automobile owners are needed.
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Joint Committee On Ways and Means
State House
John N. Cole
Public Works
Cambridge Teachers Withdraw Salary Increase Request
Cambridge school teachers, facing current business conditions, have withdrawn their plea for higher pay this year. Mayor Quinn, chair of the Cambridge school board, received a note from Florence E. Hunter, president of the Cambridge Teachers' Club, stating the petition for a raise is withdrawn.
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Cambridge
Mayor Quinn
Cambridge School Board
Florence E. Hunter
Cambridge Teachers’ Club
Joseph O Hayden Dies After Long Public Service
Joseph O Hayden long served Middlesex county as treasurer since 1885 and led the Somerville Journal as editor and publisher. He also held the presidency of the Somerville organization, leaving a legacy in local governance and journalism.
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Joseph O. Hayden
Middlesex County
The
Somerville Journal
Somerville
Priest in Auto Smash Dying in Taunton Crash
March 22 Taunton Reverend Charles Cunningham 32 a curate at Providence Cathedral was injured in an auto wreck near the city. He lies unconscious with a fractured skull at Morton Hospital and his name is on the danger list. The last rites were given by Rev John Shea of Taunton after the crash on Winthrop street when a tire blew and the car skidded and overturned.
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Taunton
Charles Cunningham
Providence
R. I
Morton Hospital
John Shea
St. Mary’s Church
Father Cunningham
Dennis Leammond
Pine Street
Winthrop Street
Defends Pact With Russia In House of Commons
London dispatch says Prime Minister Lloyd George defended the trade agreement with Russia as a purely economic arrangement recognizing the de facto Soviet government. He argued Lenin’s speeches resemble Churchill’s and said genuine trade is essential while claims against Russia for loans or injuries would be settled later.
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London
Associated Press
Russia
Lloyd George
House of Commons
Lenine
Churchill
Alarm at Boston Penny Savings Bank Sparks Police Standoff
Short circuited wires set off the burglar alarm at the Boston Penny Savings Bank at Washington and Union Park last night. A patrol from American District Telegraph and about twelve officers, plus a patrol wagon from East Dedham, arrived to quiet a crowd of around 1000. Inside, clerks continued their work unaware of the disturbance.
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Boston Penny Savings Bank
Washington
Union Park Streets
American District Telegraph
Dedham Street
Late Roxbury man reports old holdup on Columbus Ave
Joseph Farner, 55, of 2619 Washington St Roxbury, rushed to Roxbury Crossing police about 10 last night claiming he was held up for 15 dollars seven weeks ago on Columbus Avenue. He gave scant description of two men and revolvers used, delaying his report until now.
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Joseph Farner
Washington Street
Roxbury
Roxbury Crossing
Columbus Avenue
Destroyer Cassin Returns Today Provindetown
DESTROYER CASSIN RETURNS TODAY PROVINCETOWN. March 22. The destroyer Cassin which has been in the harbor for the past week regulating the radio compasses at the various stations hereabouts will leave for the Charles town Navy Yard tomorrow. Tonight the sailors were given shore leave.
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Cassin
Provincetown
Charlestown Navy Yard
Stillman to Remain Bank Chief Despite Divorces
James A. Stillman president of National City Bank will not resign amid sensational dual divorce suits with Mrs Fifi Potter Stillman. The board of directors unanimously declined to accept his resignation at today’s regular meeting held in the bank’s offices.
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New York
James A. Stillman
National City Bank
Fifi Potter Stillman
Daily News
Stillman
Daylight Bill A Law Tonight
The daylight saving bill covering five months from the last Sunday in April to the last Sunday in October passed the House with 196 to 9 and the Senate with 35 to 2, adopting an emergency preamble to take effect upon gubernatorial signature. Senators Griswold and Tarbell opposed the emergency provision.
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House
Senate
Griswold
Greenfield
Tarbell
East Brookfield
Bodies of Brothers Labeled Spies Found in Field Near Inniscorthy
In Belfast on March 22, the bodies of two ex soldiers James and John Skelton were found in a field near Inniscorthy. They had been forcibly taken from their homes late last night and shot dead, the bodies labeled spies.
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Belfast
James
John Skelton
Inniscorthy
Fragmentary Night Notices on Traffic and Light Condition
A torn OCR segment mentions vehicles and lighting in a nocturnal context with unclear references to a service and time. Names, places, dates, or specific actions are unreadable, yielding only general hints of nighttime vehicle activity and lighting conditions.
Today in History and Anniversaries Note
Today features events from 1915 1919 and a year ago. Allied troops landed at Gallipolis during World War I and the Dardanelles campaign. The Bolshevik republic was proclaimed in Hungary in 1919. One year ago Bainbridge Colby took the oath as U S secretary of state and the Russian Soviet government freed all American Red Cross workers.
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Gallipolis
Dardanelles
Hungary
Bainbridge Colby
United States
Red Cross
Fair Forecast for Boston and Vicinity
Washington dispatch notes a fair forecast for north New England and South New England with warmer temperatures by Thursday. General outlook calls for generally fair weather Wednesday and Thursday east of the Mississippi, with moderate to fresh north and northeast winds from Sandy Hook to Hatteras and variable winds along the Atlantic coast.
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Washington
North New England
South New England
New York
Mississippi River
Atlantic
Sandy Hook
Hatteras
Weather Outlook Bright and Fair Today and Tonight
Today's forecast says bright and fair weather with warmer conditions similar to yesterday. The text shows historical temperature readings and averages, noting yesterday's average around 46 degrees and a yearly average near 44 to 45 degrees, with various hourly figures included.
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