Argentina Not Neutral in World War Debate
La Nacion cites Don Marcello de Alvear informing the Paris peace conference that Argentina cannot be neutral due to a wartime diplomatic belligerency toward Germany. It recalls Argentina’s submarine protest, readiness to break relations, and aid offered to Uruguay to counter German actions. The foreign office plans to publish its telegram with Alvear’s report on the peace conference stance.
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Associated Press
la Nacion
Argentina
Paris
Marcello de Alvear
France
League of Nations
Germany
Don Alvear
Berlin
United States
Lansing
Uruguay
Brazil
Foreign Office
Death of Joseph Frey Prominent German Catholic Leader
Joseph Frey, 65, president of the German Roman Catholic Central Federation of the United States, died at his York home from heart disease. Born in Germany, he came to America in youth and was named a Knight of St. Gregory by Pope Pius in 1912. He organized a 19? pilgrimage of Americans of German descent to Rome with an audience granted by the Pope.
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York
Joseph Frey
United States
Frey
Pius
Germany
Rome
New England Ballot Request for League Voting
A public notice directs readers to vote for a league and deliver ballots to the Boston Post offices. It lists the League of Nations editor in Boston and provides mailing and submission instructions for the ballot.
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Boston Post League OF Nations
Washington St
Boston
Mass
Vote on League of Nations Poll in New England
The Post reports New England polling on joining the League of Nations to preserve peace. Vermont shows strongest opposition while Rhode Island leads in support. Maine and New Hampshire show clear pro league margins, with Connecticut and Massachusetts also favoring it by sizable ratios.
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Rhode Island
Vermont
United States
Post
New England
New Hampshire
Massachusetts
Connecticut
League of Nations
League Idea
Green Mountain
Maine
Public Opinion on the League Draws Massachusetts Attention
Boston led in yes votes with 6263 and no votes at 920 as Massachusetts papers publish citizen letters on the league. Letters show strong variety from Madisonian caution to fervent support, with residents from Rhode Island to Maine weighing in.
Americans debate peace and League of Nations in letters
Readers from Roxbury and West Medway weigh in on world peace, the League of Nations, and the duty of citizens. They urge turning from historic models to new ideas and caution against entangling alliances while stressing national unity and responsibility.
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Germany
Mexico
E. A. Travers
Lambert Avenue
Roxbury
United States
Commonwealth
Washington
Lincoln
West Medway
League of Nations
Wilsons League Demand Drives Paris Peace Debate
The Observer argues the League of Nations must be embedded in the preliminary peace and credits President Wilson with moral insight. It warns Europe must join the United States in a new world order or face German dominance. It also cautions against demanding impossible costs from Germany and anticipates costs of victory.
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Richard D. Bennett
Stockton Springs
Groton
N. H
Washington
Hamilton
Lincoln
Wilson
Jesus Christ
Rumford
Ireland
League
London
League of Nations
Observer
America
Europe
United States
Germany
France
German peace delegation narrows as Warburg declines
London dispatch reports Max Warburg the banker and Prof W M A Schureking of Marburg University refuse to join the German peace delegation. The lineup now likely includes Count von Brockdorff-Rantzau as foreign minister and others such as Dr Edouard David and Karl Kautsky with a financial adviser replacing Warburg.
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Max Warburg
W. M. A. Schureking
Marburg University
Copenhagen
Exchange Telegraph Company
Count von Brockdorff-Rantzau
Edouard David
National Assembly
David Adoph Muller
Herr Warburg
Internal Baths Promote Health Say 3 Chronic Ailments
Chicago man Joseph Rosenbaum endorses Tyrrell’s J. B. L. Cascade from Tyrrell's Hygienic Institute New York. He reports relief from rheumatism neuralgia and constipation after years of suffering and using the product for ten to twelve years.
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Drexel Road
Chicago
Ill
Tyrrell
Hygienic Institute of
New York
J. B. L. Cascade
Chas. A. Tyrrell, M. D
All Liggett
Riker Jaynes Drug Stores
New England
Dr. Tyrrell
Rickenbacker Visits Boston Recalls WWI Sky Feats
Captain Eddie Rickenbacker, America's Ace of Aces, tours New England praising Massachusetts pilots like Crocker Cunningham Coolidge Ordway and Davis. He recounts battles over Soissons and honors earned, and vows to keep his 200 enlisted men and 30 pilots together after the war.
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Eddie Rickenbacker
America
Boston
New England
M4th
Captain Rickenbacker
Rickenbacker
Ricky
Huntington Avenue
Hamilton Coolidge
West Hill Place
Massachusetts
Charles T. Crocker
Prospect Street
Fitchburg
Arthur L. Cunningham
Medford
Cunningham
Arthur
Ham Coolidge
Fred Ordway
Dover
Bay State
Philip Davis
Newton
Alexander Bruce
Essex Street
Lawrence
Soissons
William W. Chalmers
Thomas Pope
Pearl Street
Springfield
William F. Loomis
State Street
Charles W. Alexander
Godfrey K. Downer
Thayer
Southboro
Raoul Lufbery
Wallingford
Conn
Danced With the Prince of Wales in Coblenz
A Boston Y girl who danced with the Prince of Wales in Coblenz during his visit says he is a dandy fellow and a fine one-step dancer. She described him as charming and polished in his conduct during the reception by the YMCA.
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Boston
Prince of Wales
Coblenz
Honeymoon visit in hospital for Lundgrens
Alfred J. Lundgren, husband of Andover woman Bessie May Skeels Lundgren, pledges support as she lies in a hospital bed after surgery. She awaits trial for alleged murder in two states while he plans a future together and visits daily with her wedding ring on display.
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Alfred J. Lundgren
Bessie May Skeels
Andover
Mr. Lundgren
Mrs. Lundren
Mrs. Lundgren
Miss June Butler Joins 1919 Sewing Circle
The 1919 Sewing Circle and Vincent Club welcomes many new society girls. Miss June Butler of Brookline becomes a member and is noted as the daughter of Mrs. William Butler.
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June Butler
Sewing Circle
Vincent Club
Miss June Butler
Brookline
William Butler
American Battleships Visit Trinidad Under Mayo Command
The battleships Pennsylvania under Admiral Mayo and the Arizona Arkansas and Mississippi with escorts arrived in Port of Spain for a three day visit. An enthusiastic welcome greeted the ships as they anchor. They will sail for Guantanamo on March 26 and reach New York mid April.
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Port OF Spain
Trinidad
Pennsylvania
Henry T. Mayo
New York
Hugh Rodman
Arizona
Arkansas
Mississippi
Taylor
Fairfax
Harding
Guantanamo
Colds and Grip Ad Advises Bromo Quinine Tablets
An advertisement urges readers to look for E. W. Grove's signature on the Bromo Quinine tablet box. The copy notes a 380c price and promotes the product as a remedy for colds and grip with a branded label.
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E. W. Grove
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