Powerless to Check Horror in Ulster
The article condemns the Belfast bloodshed and sectarian violence after the treaty, calling it a wanton campaign targeting women and children and leaving authorities in the north seemingly helpless. It questions Sir James Craig’s stance while noting a possible path to peace if pressures ease. Continued on Page 5-Third Col.
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Ulster
Belfast
Ireland
James Craig
Sinn Fein
Craig
Collins
Fire rips through Somerville warehouses and bakery
A three alarm fire in Joy street Somerville damaged Colbert Brothers Company buildings and a B M freight car filled with hay. The blaze spread to Merry Bakery stables and nearby sheds injuring no one, while 40 horses were saved and residents evacuated as firefighters battled the flames for hours.
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Colbert Brothers Company
Joy Street
Somerville
Merry Bakery
Colbert Brothers
American Railway
B. & M. Southern Division
Mrs Grace Hollis denies divorce in state proceedings
In Concord New Hampshire Mrs Grace B Hollis wife of former US Senator Henry French Hollis declared through counsel that she had not been divorced from her husband in any proceedings of which she had knowledge or notice.
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Concorr
N.H
Grace B. Hollis
United States
Henry French Hollis
Hollis Divorce Dispute Noted In Italy Marriage
Streeter Demand released a statement after news of a former Senator's marriage in Italy. It recounts a 1915 New Hampshire decree of separation and a 1920 French libel for divorce by Mr. Hollis, which was dismissed in 1921 as France upheld Mrs. Hollis rights as an American citizen.
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Italy
Hollis
Supreme Court
Concord
Paris
United States
Toes Lost in Factory Casting Crush in Boston
Harry Hogan age 22 of Melrose suffered the loss of all toes on his right foot when a 470 pound casting rolled onto his foot at the Hunt Spiller Company factory on Broadway South Boston. He was treated at Carney Hospital.
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Harry Hogan
Beverly Street
Melrose
Hunt-Spiller Company
Broadway
Boston
Carney Hospital
Allen in Spotlight as Rumors Swirl in Fuller-Warner Case
The Fuller-Warner suit ruling sparks political chatter as Attorney-General J Weston Allen weighs a Republican bid in September primaries. Possible choices include challenging Governor Cox or opposing Lt Governor Fuller for renomination.
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Brown
Fuller-Warner
J. Weston Allen
Cox
Fuller
Allen Reticent on Future Political Activities
Allen appeared reticent about his upcoming political plans yesterday with further details continued on Page Thira Col.
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Allen
Wired wireless radio uses lamp as receiving device
Major General Squier unveils a new wired wireless system that connects a lamp to a receiving circuit, enabling music and talks without aerial antennas. Demonstrations show a lamp on his desk plugged into a receiving unit, linking to a distant broadcasting station through the home lighting circuit.
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Signal Corps
General Squier
Hoover
National Wireless Conference
Squier
Irish leaders summoned to London by British government
The colonial office announced that due to grave events in Ireland the government formally requested Premier Craig of Ulster and Michael Collins, head of the Irish provisional government, to travel to London with any colleagues they choose to discuss every aspect of the situation.
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London
Colonial Office
Ireland
Craig
Ulster
Michael Collins
Warner calls dollar verdict vindication in Fuller slander suit
Taunton March 24 Joseph E Warner former Massachusetts House Speaker hailed the small dollar verdict in his slander suit against Lieutenant Governor Alvan T Fuller as complete vindication. He sought 100000 but the awarded damages were modest.
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Taunton
Joseph E. Warner
Massachusetts House of Representatives
Alvan T. Fuller
Gallivan Seeks Bill Allowing Liquor Removal From Bonded Warehouses
Representative Gallivan introduced a bill in the House to let individuals remove liquor from bonded warehouses for personal use. He cites conflicting Supreme Court rulings, noting the Street decision allowed home consumption with pre amendment goods, while February reversed that stance. He urges early hearings and argues many citizens hold liquor certificates for home use now in bonded storage.
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Washington
Gallivan
Congressman Gallivan
Supreme Court
Congress
Irish Free State officials tour Boston to drum up business
General Pearse Beaslai and Councillor Sean Mac Caoilte urged investors and firms to view Ireland as on the threshold of prosperity. They praised Boston hospitality and said they would speak to non political groups but avoid controversy while promoting goodwill for the Irish Free State. They depart for New York tonight and plan to return soon.
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Ireland
Pearas Beaslai
Sean MacCaoite
Irish Free State Commission
Copley Plaza
General Beaslal
Beaslai
MacCaoilte
New York
Boston
Free State
Ford Adopts 40 Hour Week Across Plants
Idsai B. Ford announces a permanent policy of a 40 hour week for Ford Motor Company plants. Factories will close Saturdays and Sundays and about 60,000 employees gain the new schedule while continuing to receive the minimum daily wage.
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Detroit
Ford Motor Company
Idsei B. Ford
Peter Hickey Arrest Shocks Malden After Frenzied Breaks
Five policemen with drawn pistols and firemen rushing to aid Mrs. Willard Wheelock’s apartment at 81 Linwood Street Malden failed to deter Peter Hickey who caused a drunken disturbance by throwing jars of preserves from pantry shelves and overturning furniture yesterday morning.
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Peter Hickey
Willard Wheelock
Linwood Street
Malden
Peter
Peter Yawns At Police Guns As Posse Closes In
Fragmentary OCR notes show a dramatic pursuit scene with a character named Peter facing armed officers and a pursuing posse, and the text hints at continuation on Page 9 Fourth Column with no clear outcome.
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Peter
Flying Boat Pilot Saved
A wireless message from the steamer William Greene reported pilot Robert Moore of the Miss Miami was rescued after the flying boat went missing on the Miami to Rimini voyage. Five passengers were drowned, with no details on the rescue or incident. The Miss Miami had departed Wednesday for Bimini and extensive searches found no trace.
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Miami
Fla
William Greene
Robert Moore
Rimini
Bimini
Speed Up Daily Newspapers Postal Bulletin Emphasizes Prompt Handling
Washington March 24 Expeditious handling of newspapers was urged by John H Bartlett First Assistant Postmaster General in a Postal Bulletin statement. He notes repeated instructions for prompt handling and cites delays as inexcusable to subscribers and detrimental to press relations. Postmasters are urged to process both outgoing and incoming daily papers immediately to satisfy the public and the press.
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Washington
John H. Bartlett
Postal Bulletin
President Urges Citizens to Obey the Law at Calvary Baptist
The president speaks to a Bible class at Calvary Baptist Church urging citizens to uphold the law. He emphasizes civic duty and accountability while calling for orderly, law respecting conduct in the nation’s affairs.
Harding urges calm law obedience in Calvary Baptist address
President Harding, addressing the Bible class at Calvary Baptist Church in Washington, deplores religious intolerance in some classes and urges the church to influence frank and willing obedience to the law. The speech was released by the White House without press access.
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Washington
Harding
Calvary Baptist Church
White House
President cites threat from lax morals and religious intolerance
The President warns of a trend toward a lighter view of citizen relations with state and church. He cautions that leaders who defy laws set a dangerous example for others and notes intolerance among citizens as a menace to liberties.
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Harding
White House
Bethel to be Quarantined Over Smallpox Vaccination Edict
About 2000 Bethel residents three miles from Danbury Conn will face quarantine Sunday for defying a health board vaccination order during a three week smallpox outbreak. Entry and exit to Bethel will be restricted until compliance. the moving picture house closes to avoid gatherings and the poolroom allows only injected cowpox holders.
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Danbury
Conn
Bethel
State Board of Health
Auto Kills Little Girl on Adams Street
Mary Luddy aged 5 of Dorchester was struck by a car driven by John W. Moody and died instantly near her home on Adams Street. The car owner is Samuel B. Wright. Moody was arrested for manslaughter and to appear in Dorchester court this morning.
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Mary Luddy
John F. Luddy
Eliot Street
Dorchester
Adame Stret
John W. Moody
Templeton Street
Moody
Samuel B. Wright
Winson Stret
Adams Street
John F. Fennessey
Dorchester Court
Connecticut quarantine order raises local resistance
Recalcitrant adults in Bethel await enforcement as Dr. Howard Lanpher notes State Police may be used if resistance occurs. He plans to visit eight remaining quarantine patients. if no new cases are found the general quarantine could be dropped, while Dr. Black maintains the order. Local officials and H E Moore oppose the publicity and compulsory vaccination as an outrage, arguing suspects did not need confinement.
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Howard Lanpher
John T. Black
Connecticut
Bethel
Lanpher
Black
H. F E. Moore
State Department
Former Policeman Accused of Rum Sale
Former officer W. A. Fraser aged 46 was arrested by Sergeant Miller on Dover street near a saloon for allegedly selling liquor. He formerly served at East Dedham street station and resided at 201 Brookline street.
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W. A. Fraser
Dedham Street
Miller
Dover Street
Fraser
Brookliné Street
Senate ratifies four power treaty after lengthy voting
Washington March 24 The Senate approved the four power treaty by 67 to 27 a margin of four votes over the two thirds. Thirty roll calls on reservations preceded the final tally with over four hours of voting. The Robinson reservation proposing external party conferences in disputes was defeated 59 to 33.
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Washngton
Senate
Robinson
Edward B Adams of Harvard Dead
Edward B Adams librarian at Harvard Law School library died suddenly at 8 Craigie Circle Cambridge He was 50 and had led the Harvard law library for eight years Death attributed to an apoplectic stroke He was reportedly in good health Thursday and attended to duties at the library.
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Edward B. Adams
Harvard Law School Drary
Craigie Circle
Cambridge
Harvard Law Library
Turbulent World War Dates Mark Anniversary Headlines
Today marks a sequence of 1915 events including a massacre of Christians in Persia and the 1918 Allied halt to German advance in Northern France. A year ago authorities reclaimed Pisleben and Hettstedt from Communist control while political leaders Harding and Hughes dismissed a Russian trade appeal.
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Persia
France
Pisleben
Hettstedt
Harding
Hughes
Germany
Grover C. Bergdoll
Unsettled Cold Weekend Weather Across New England
Forecasts show unsettled and colder conditions in Boston and northern New England with chances of rain or snow on Sunday. Southern New England expected to be rainier with increased easterly winds, while northern regions may stay fair on Saturday.
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Boston
Washington
New England
Atlante
Virginia
Sandy Wook
Sandy Hook
Hatteras
Unsettled Weather Likely With Late Showers
Forecast calls for overcast skies and unsettled conditions with a chance of showers this afternoon or tonight. Temperatures will be cooler than yesterday with less warmth overall.
Fragmented Weather Data Note From OCR
A garbled OCR fragment references temperatures and averages with unclear dates. It mentions possible figures like one year ago and yesterday and includes stray terms such as Meeeees and BB midiscers, leaving no coherent weather event or location.
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