Bay State Casuals Sail to New York Today
A wireless message to the Associated Press says a U S troop transport from France will dock in New York at noon Monday carrying 72 officers and 1400 troops including the 189th Aero Squadron. Lieut. David E. Putnam of Newton Massachusetts, an American ace killed in France, was a member. Other units include Massachusetts and other states.
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New York
Associated Press
North Carolina
France
Monay
189Th Aero Squadron
David E. Putnam
Néwton
Leary Jurors Fail to Reach Verdict in Espionage Case
New York March 23. After 54 hours of deliberation the jury hearing the Jeremiah A. O'Leary espionage case failed to reach a verdict and was discharged by Federal Judge Hand at 5 55 o'clock today.
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New York
Jeremiah A. O'Leary
Hand
O Leary Acquitted on Four Counts in Bull Case
Eight count indictment reduced by court three counts eliminated. Jury acquitted O Leary on four of the remaining counts and could not agree on one, with the Bull Publishing Company and American Truth Society sharing similar outcomes. Adolph Stern acquitted on all counts. Jury found on one count a 7 to 5 acquittal vote. Judge Hand noted 30 ballots. no Sunday action beyond verdict. O Leary jailed at Tombs overnight awaiting bond hearing.
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O'Leary
Bull
Bull Publishing Company
American Truth Society
Adolph Stern
Publishing Company
Truth Society
United States
The
A. N. Hand
O’leary
Hand
Labor unions to march in anti prohibition parade on April 6
More than 900 members from Wine Clerks Union 858 will join the Boston Central Labor Union demonstration on Sunday April 6. The section committee includes Hastings Oliver Doherty Desmond Kane Barry Barry Dets Hurley.
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Wine Clerks’ Union
Boston Central Labor Union
Agent Hastings
Robert Oliver
John Doherty
Thomas Desmond
Dennis Kane
Patrick J. Barry
Walter J. Barry
Walter J. Dets
John J. Hurley
John J. Kearney
Park and Recreation Department
Gardevners’ Laborers’ Union
Wells Memorial Hall
William Healy
Welle Memorial Building
Angus McAdams
James Sullivan
William Maher
James McCarthy
Union
Washington Street
Bessie Irving
Woman killed by auto near Isulkley's Bridge
Mrs. Helen D. Hendrickson, 23, of Bridgeport, died when struck by a car near Isulkley's Bridge in Southport, Fairfield County, tonight. The accident occurred March 23 as she walked along the road. police investigated the scene for details.
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Fpairfeeld
Conn
Helen D. Hendrickson
Bridgeport
Isulkley’s Bridge
Southport
Four Die When Lake Shore Train Slams Auto Near Delta
Four persons were killed when a Lake Shore railroad train struck an automobile carrying the party near Delta, Ohio this afternoon. The collision occurred as the vehicle was demolished by the impact.
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Toledo
Delta
Here
Lake Shore
Peru Seeks Aerial Mail Bids From U S and Europe
Lima reports the government invites American and European bids to start an aerial mail service in Peru as of March 23. The move aims to modernize mail delivery and expand international connectivity.
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Lima
Peru
Drivers Control Threatened Telephone Strike
The New England Telephone and Telegraph Company's general manager William R. Driver Jr. has the power to adjust a threatened strike by telephone workers. Delegates at the New England Joint Council of Telephone Workers meeting in Quincy House considered Miss Julia S. O'Connor's report and agreed that a strike would be forced by Driver if called.
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Banker Hill Lodge
Brotherhood of Railway Clerks
Knights of Labor
Owls’ Hall
Charlestown
John D. Flynn
Loston & Maine Board of Adjustment
M. J. Hallissy
J. J. Forrester
Washington
Washington Street
Teamsters' Joint Council
Perry Jennings
Boston, L. A
Pearlstein
Teamsters’ Joint Council
Jennings
Roughan Hall
Baltimore
William O'Brien
Patrick O'Neil
John McCarthy
A. G. Norander
Railway Mail Association
New England
Quincy House
C. F. Brett
J. J. Kennedy
L. L. Lane
P. T. McCarthy
Boston
W. J. Brown
L. Luckenbach
H. Hynes
Peters
T. J. Hannon
City Men's Union 149
Boston Development & Sanitary Company
New England Telephone and Telegraph Company
William R. Driver, Jr
New England Joint Council of
Julia S. O'Connor
The
Driver
Wage talks loom as union seeks conference with Burleson
Union leaders urge immediate talks with Postmaster General Burleson over wage increases. If Burleson insists wage boosts come only from company management, representatives led by Miss O Connor and James P Noonan will press for a meeting and possibly urge an ultimatum to Manager Driver. The joint council plans a Wednesday meeting to draft a condemnation of Burleson and press for instructions from President Wilson’s secretary Tumulty.
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Washington
Burleson
Driver
Manager Driver
Dallinger
Conference Board of the Union
Joint Council
International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers
Pastor Eaton resigns Madison Avenue Baptist Church
Reverend Dr. Charles A. Eaton quits the Madison Avenue Baptist Church to focus on applying the kingdom of God to daily life. He previously led the national service section of the Emergency Fleet Corporation during the war and cites a shift from impersonal organization to personal human contact. He predicts a world undergoing a moral and institutional revolution.
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New York
Kingdom of God
Charles A. Eaton
Madison Avenue Baptist Church
Eaton
Emergency Fleet Corporation
Dr. Eaton
War Baby Born Aboard U S S Louisville At Sea
The first baby born at sea on a U S naval vessel since the war entry, Louis Scott Kemm, arrived March 15 during a storm aboard the U S S Louisville. A Caesarean, performed by Navy doctors Dr. Cullen and Dr. Castro with Army nurses assistance, saved mother Jessie Kemm and the child.
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United States
U. S
Louisville
United States Army
Charles A. Cullen
Austin Street
Hyde Park
Naval Reserve
Don Castro
Philadelphia
Jessie Kemm
Patterson
Inverness
Scotland
John Kemm
New York
Celia Hillstrom
February paper stocks dip for some grades in U S mills
Washington reports that February stock levels rose for most paper grades while hanging, felt and building papers lagged. Newsprint on hand at month end stood at slightly less than one week’s output based on average production.
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Washington
Federal Trade Commission
Murder and pistol duel daunt Toledo officials
An unidentified man believed from Detroit was found murdered on a rural road near Toledo. A pistol duel between city policemen and six robbers stealing whiskey left three shot, with one likely fatally wounded, keeping authorities alert.
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Toledo
Detroit
Senator Curtis urges amendment to League of Nations draft
Republican whip Senator Curtis of Kansas returns from Washington and calls for substantial changes to the proposed League of Nations constitution. He argues sovereignty must be preserved and U S war powers and other controls must not be surrendered to international authority.
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Topeka
Kan
Curtis
Kansas
Washington
League of Nations
Congress
United States
Insurance Society May Increase Rates
Chicago March 23 The Modern Woodmen of America faces a large deficit for 1917 1918 after a 200 percent rise in death benefits since November 1. Head Clerk A N Bort reports the head camp will convene in a special session March 25 to consider several proposals to raise revenue. Head Banker O B Aleshire cites a deficit of 4 516 468 25 dollars.
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Chicago
Woodmen of America
A. N. Bort
O. B. Aleshire
Exhibition of French Military Art Opens in Philadelphia
In Philadelphia on March 23 in the presence of Edouard de Billy the deputy high commissioner of France Captain Levis and over 500 prominent art and society figures opened an exhibition of French soldier art. The show features oil paintings water colors etchings pastels and black and white sketches by French soldiers highlighting a blend of military and artistic skill.
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Philadelphia
Edouard de Billy
France
United States
Levis
Blue Devils
France Art Exhibit Beneficiaries Hear War-Scarred Works
The traveling exhibit under the French high commission showcases over 500 works by 100 artists, many created under fire. Proceeds aid invalided artists and dependents of those who died. M de Billy warns against anti French rumors and discusses indemnities and League of Nations views.
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French High Commission
France
Peget Ogier
Ralph Ricardo Flores
M. de Billy
Red Cross
Germany
Egypt Asks Independence in Paris Peace Effort
The Egyptian Nationalist movement in Paris, calling itself the Egyptian Association of Paris, asks President Clemenceau to have the peace conference recognize Egypt’s right to full national independence rather than autonomy. Said Pasha Zagloul leads the delegation, once justice minister and now deported political figure.
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Paris
Egyptian Association of
M. Clemenceau
Peace Conference
Wilson
Great Britain
Egypt
Said Pasha Zagloul
Legislative Chamber
Malta
New tenor applauded cordially by audience
John O'Sullivan, new tenor of the Chicago Opera Company, made his Boston debut at Symphony Hall. He was assisted by violinist Hazel Clark with conductors Marcel Charlier and James Ecker providing accompaniment.
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John O'Sullivan
Chicago Opera Company
Boston
Symphony Hall
Hazel Clark
Marcel Charlier
Mr. O’sullivan
James Ecker
Miss Clark
O'Sullivan Delights with Meyerbeer and Italian Arias
Mr. O'Sullivan sings operatic and popular numbers to strong applause in Cork. He excels in Meyerbeer and modern Italian arias, though the program favors showy high tones and might suit his preferences better with more Irish folk songs.
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Mr. O'Sullivan
Mehul
Joseph
Egypt
L’africaine
Meyerbeer
Ireland
Holmes
Erin
Moore
Herbert
Dupare
McHugh
God
O'Sullivan
Campanini
Miss Clark
Wolf-Ferrari
Schubert
Tschaikowsky
Kreisler
Clark
Cork Men's Association
Cork
Rockefeller foundation war work totals from 1917 18
The Rockefeller foundation spent 65 percent of its 1917 18 expenditures on war relief. Total outlays were 26 609 710, with 17 042 140 to ease war induced misery. American Red Cross received 8 095 900, Y M C A 245 000 United War Work Fund 2 514 700.
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New York
Rockefeller Foundation
American Red Cross
United War Work Fund
Foundation
Knights of Columbus
Jewish Welfare Committee
Sagina w Workers Will Walk Today
Sag inaw workers in outlying factory districts will walk to labor tomorrow or ride by car as all street cars are kept in barns by the company. Churchgoers and Sunday workers used hastily organized jitney service today. The firm says six cent fare under referendum recall still leaves lines financially loss making.
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Saginaw, Mich
Saginaw
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