Cardinal Gibbons to be laid to rest in Baltimore cathedral
In Baltimore on March 24 United News states Cardinal James Gibbons will be buried next Thursday in the crypt beneath the sanctuary of the Baltimore cathedral. His red hat will hang above the altar throne for as long as the edifice stands, near Archbishop John Carroll's resting place, the first American bishop who chose the cathedral site.
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Cardinal Gib Bons Lie In State At Cathedral
Following the death of Cardinal Gib Bons the body will lie in state in the cathedral until 10 o clock next Thursday morning. A requiem high mass will be celebrated by Mgr Bonzano representing Pope Benedict. The funeral proceedings will follow.
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Tragedy Hits Marshfield Tractor Demonstration
Two year old Ralph Wu Young of Scituate Harbor was killed when a one ton farm tractor overturned during a demonstration for farmers in Marshfield. He was pinned and crushed as the tractor toppled on a stone incline while being shown uprooting trees and soil disruption by the South Shore Garage of Cohasset.
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Auto stolen in Cambridge crashes. whiskey recovered
An alleged stolen auto speeding on Massachusetts Avenue Cambridge crashed into a stone fence post near Hastings Hall. Seven quarts of Canadian whiskey remained in bottles and were taken by Cambridge police. The driver fled the wreck and was captured by Patrolman Sheehan. he gave false name before admitting he was Edgar Gallant of Medford. He was turned over to Medford police on larceny charges. The car was reported stolen from John J. Graham in Arlington. Medford authorities also took possession of the whiskey.
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Edwards for Chief of Staff gains high support in army circles
Washington March 24 Brigadier General Clarence R Edwards commander of the 26th New England National Guard division until relieved by General Pershing is reported in high army circles to be in line for honors under the new administration. Officials at the War Department would not be surprised if promotion to Chief of Staff follows Weeks Coolidge and Lodge backing.
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The Peace Negotiations by Robert Lansing reviewed
The book, published today by Houghton Mifflin, is the first Versailles conference narrative by an American commissioner. It offers a sharp critique of Wilson’s foreign policy from within the administration, despite some praise for the President.
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Robert Lansing
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Tornado Claims Two Lives in Marshall County
Two people are reported dead with several seriously injured and widespread property damage after a tornado that began about ten miles west of Lewisburg and moved northeast across Marshall County. Cars were blown from tracks at South Berlin station on the Lewisburg branch. Telephone lines are down. a special train has been dispatched to the scene by the Nashville, Chattanooga and St. Louis railroad.
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Robert Lansing’s Versailles Conference Chronicle Sparks Recollection
When announced months ago that Robert Lansing would write a story on the Versailles conference, it stirred memories and recollections of past diplomacy, prompting readers to anticipate insights from the veteran statesman’s account.
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Lord Mayor O'Callaghan Receives Warm Worcester Welcome
Donald O Callaghan Lord Mayor of Cork was met with a large Worcester reception by Catholic and Protestant supporters of the Irish cause. He spoke at the Casino to a crowded audience with thousands turned away and about five thousand present in the hall.
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Balloon with Five Men Missing Over Pensacola Bay
A naval free balloon carrying Chief Quartermaster E W Wilkinson and four others, including a machinist mate and three marines, disappeared after departing Pensacola Florida Tuesday night. Messages from carrier pigeons indicated the craft drifted toward the open sea and later sank to about 100 feet as ballast was jettisoned. A search by dirigibles seaplanes and flying boats continued without success.
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Easter Egg From New York Delights White House
President Harding received a colossal three foot long chocolate Easter egg decorated with a white taffy like coating from a New York confectionery owner. A special messenger delivered it for display on Monday during the White House lawn egg rolling revival for children.
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Debs Calls Upon Daugherty to Present Case
Debs seeks to have his case presented to the Attorney General. The move aims to obtain official review and potential action on his legal matter. No further details are provided in the brief notice.
Visit Kept Secret and Had Approval of Pres. Harding
Unattended and without public knowledge, Eugene V. Debs halted in Washington from Atlanta penitentiary. He spent three hours discussing his case with Attorney General Daugherty with President Harding's approval.
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Driscoll and Burke to Stay in 13th Suffolk Seat
House elections committee favors keeping Frank J. Burke and Timothy J. Driscoll representing the 13th Suffolk district despite a petition by Andrew B. Lattimore and Matthew W. Bullock alleging they were defeated through fraud. Teave’s withdrawal report to be voted at next Tuesday’s executive session.
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No Scandal in Famous Letter
New York reports that James A. Stillman dismissed reports of a sensational letter from Anne Urquhart Potter Stillman about a 1918 baby, saying the wife was mistaken. The letter’s contents are said to have been exaggerated and would lose value if Stillman’s replies to his wife were published.
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Little Guy Stillman
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Banker Letters to Wife Before December 1919 Homecoming
Long before December 1919 a banker sent many fervent letters to his wife welcoming her from Europe. The excerpts suggest a domestic correspondence marked by affection and anticipation prior to her return.
Army Camps for Citizens
Washington March 24 War Department announced tentative plans for citizens training camps under the army reorganization act. About 120 candidates per corps area will train at one or two camps with openings from July 15 to August 10. Applicants should address entries to their corps area commander. Camp Devens will be 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. Initial efforts have focused on blocking the move launched last week by Lieutenant-Governor Fuller to reveal the full matter.
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Fuller
Fair Weather Outlook For Easter Sunday
Washington dispatch reports the Weather Bureau sending a hopeful Easter forecast. The outlook promises generally fair weather and moderate temperatures across much of the United States for Sunday.
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Washington
Weather Bureau
United States
Turkiye Massacre and Front News in World War I Timeline
Fragmented items note events from 1915 and 1918 including a massacre of Christians in Persia and Turkish defiance in Thrace. Mentions British actions in northern France and Ruhr Reds negotiations, with anniversaries and calendar references amid war reporting.
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Rain and Warmer Weekend Forecast for Northeast
Weather bulletin shows rain in Boston and vicinity on Friday with clearing and warmer conditions, followed by fair Saturday. Northern New England and Great Lakes regions see rain then clearing, while much of the East Coast remains generally fair Friday and Saturday. Strong southwest to west winds shift to gale force in the upper Lake region and near the coast Friday morning.
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Weather Outlook Improves This Afternoon With Warm Winds
Forecast says rain lasts into this afternoon then clears with fair conditions tonight. Temperatures will be warm and winds remain strong, improving for the rest of the day and night.
Yesterday's Temperature Report From Spa Areas
Yesterday's temperature readings show 3 p m at 47 and 6 a m at 48 in the Ba Saes area with 9 pm at 54, 6 pm at 44, and 9 pm at 94. Average yesterday was 47.6 and average a year ago was 56.5.
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