Widely Mourn Dead Prelate Gibbons to Lye in Baltimore
Baltimore March 24 United News Cardinal Gibbons will be laid to rest next Thursday in the crypt under Baltimore cathedral. The red hat will hang above the altar. His body will lie in state until 10 o clock Thursday morning when a requiem high mass will be celebrated by Mgr Bonzano representing Pope Benedict.
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Tragedy on Marshfield farm front as tractor overturns
Ralph A Young of Scituate Harbor died after a one ton tractor he demonstrated for the South Shore Garage toppled on a steep stone incline near Marshfield center. He was crushed beneath the machine while showing its capability to uproot trees and climb uneven ground.
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Stolen Auto Demolished In Cambridge Crash
An allegedly stolen auto sped down Massachusetts Avenue Cambridge and crashed into a stone fence post near Hastings Hall. Seven quarts of Canadian whiskey in bottles survived the crash and are held by Cambridge police awaiting a claimant. The driver fled, was chased by Patrolman Sheehan, and captured. He gave names that varied before admitting Edgar Gallant of Medford. He denied whiskey ownership and was handed to Medford police on larceny charges. the car was seized by Medford authorities, who said John J. Graham owned it but denied whiskey ownership.
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Post for General Edwards Chief of Staff Promotion
General Edwards receives backing from Weeks Coolidge and Lodge for a promotion to chief of staff. Support centers on leadership qualities and defense department experience. Berlin discussions and Washington maneuvering shape the appointment prospects.
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Unfair Action by Pershing Sparks Attention in War Circles
Washington march 24 Brigadier General Clarence R Edwards former commander of the 26th New England National Guard division is said in high army circles to be in line for honors under the new administration and officers at the War Department anticipate official action soon.
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Two Dead in Big Tornado Near Lewisburg Tennessee
A tornado near Lewisburg, Marshall County, Tenn, killed two people and left several injured. The storm, which began about 10 miles west of Lewisburg, disrupted rail lines with cars blown from tracks at South Berlin on the Lewisburg branch. Telephone lines are down, and a special Nashville, Chattanooga and St. Louis train has been dispatched to the scene.
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The Peace Negotiations by Robert Lansing published today
Robert Lansing presents a sharp critique of President Wilson in The Peace Negotiations. The book, a Versailles conference account by a senior American commissioner, mixes praise with pointed policy criticism and reflects high official insight.
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Robert Lansing to Write Versailles Conference Story
When announced a few months ago, Robert Lansing was to write a story on the Versailles Conference stirring recollections and continuing on page 31 first column.
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O Callaghan Receives Large Civic Reception in Worcester
Lord Mayor of Cork Donald O Callaghan was greeted by Catholic and Protestant supporters in Worcester with a packed Casino audience. Thousands turned away as about five thousand attended the afternoon and evening events. He received a long cheer on the platform followed by the Holy Cross yell, with many students and faculty present.
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Balloon With Five Men Lost Over Florida
A naval free balloon carrying five men led by Chief Quartermaster E. W. Wilkinson disappeared near Pensacola Florida after leaving Tuesday night. Two carrier pigeons sent from the craft reported it near St Andrews Bay drifting seaward and then sinking from ballast loss. Aerial searchers including a dirigible seaplanes and flying boats scoured the area but found nothing by nightfall.
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Easter Egg for Harding in Washington
President Harding received a three by two foot chocolate Easter egg decorated with white taffy like substance. The gift from a New York confectionery chain owner was brought by a special messenger and will be shown Monday for children during the White House lawn egg rolling revival.
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Debs Makes Call to Present Case to Attorney General
Debs requests access to present a case to the Attorney General, seeking standing and review of government action. The communication urges prompt consideration and frames the issue as a matter of public accountability and legal remedy.
Debs Secret Washington Visit Approved by Harding
Eugene V. Debs, confined socialist leader, arrived in Washington from Atlanta penitentiary and met for three hours with Attorney General Daugherty. The trip occurred without public knowledge and with the approval of President Harding who recently.
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Driscoll and Burke to Stay in 18th Suffolk District
House elections committee members oppose unseating Frank J. Burke and Timothy J. Driscoll of the 18th Suffolk. An executive session will vote on leave to withdraw the petition by Andrew B. Lattimore and Matthew W. Bullock, both Republicans, alleging fraud by their two Democratic opponents in the election.
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Stillman letter foretold baby Guy but replies toned it down
New York report says James A. Stillman and wife Anne Urquhart Potter Stillman disputed a March 1918 letter claiming the coming of baby Guy. The banker’s later letters to his wife allegedly downplayed fears and corrected exaggerations, potentially nullifying the hysterical letter’s impact.
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Banker writes fervent notes to wife before December 1919
Long before December 1919 a banker sent a stream of fervent letters to his wife, welcoming her home from Europe. The fragment hints at a personal correspondence marked by strong emotion and anticipation ahead of a reunion.
Army Camps for Citizens Open Next Summer
War Department announced tentative plans for citizens training camps under the army reorganization act. About 1200 candidates will be trained in each corps area at one or two sites. Camps open between July 15 and August 10, with applications sent to the local corps area commander. Camp Devens designated New England’s camp.
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Allen to Supply List of Notes in Closed Banks
PELLETIER READY FOR GRAND JURY ACTION BY ROBERT T. BRADY A sweeping investigation of corruption charges in connection with the passage of the Boston Elevated and Eastern Massachusetts public control bills by the Legislature of 1918 will be made by this year's Legislature. While rumors have been in circulation within the past few days that every effort will be made to block the move started last week by Lieutenant-Governor Fuller to air the whole matter, a thorough probe of every transaction in connection with
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Weatherman forecasts fair Easter Sunday across nation
Washington March 4 The Weather Bureau tonight sent a hopeful message to the women of the United States. The message said Easter Sunday outlook is generally fair weather with moderate temperatures over much of the country.
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Turks massacre 20 000 Christians in Perais 1915 anniversary
Today marks a grim anniversary referencing the 1915 massacre of about 20 000 Christians in Perais by Turkish forces as World War I era forces clash and headlines note shifting fronts in northern France and Thrace.
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Boston Forecast Mixed Rain Then warmer Weekend
Forecast covers Boston and nearby areas with Friday rain then clearing and rising temperatures. Northern New England and Southern New England see similar patterns with rain on Friday followed by clearing and warmer Saturday. Strong southwest to west winds accompany the system.
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Weather improves for rest of day with warm winds
Forecast suggests rain ending by afternoon then fair conditions for the remainder of the day and night. Temperatures will be warm with breezy winds throughout.
Temperature Report From Meresanee Spa RM California
Temperature readings from Meresanee Spa RM show yesterday averaged 47 degrees with a high of 45 and a low around 39. The report notes yesterday’s average was lower than the previous year’s average of 50 degrees.
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