Brookline Soldier Dies After War Injuries
Brookline resident and World War I veteran died yesterday after more than two years at the West Roxbury Hospital. He endured blindness and insanity from gas exposure and shell shock at St Mihiel and the Argonne. Sergeant Lyons will be buried Monday with a requiem Mass at St Mary’s Church Brookline as Brookline Post A L attend.
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Brookline
West Hoxbury Hospital
Public Health Service
St. Mihiel
Argenne
France
Lyons
St. Mary’s Church
Brookline Post, A. L
Princeton Wins 14th Harvard Princeton Debate Triangular
New Haven Conn March 24 Princeton won the 14th annual Harvard Princeton triangular debate tonight The question was united action with France England Japan and Italy to recognize the Soviet government Princeton negative defeated Yale and Yale negative lost to Harvard The Princeton affirmative beat Harvard at Cambridge
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New Haven
Conn
Princeton
United States
France
England
Japan
Italy
Russia
Yale
Lebaters
Harvard
Cambridge
Two youths rob South Boston man of $1100 at North Terminal
James Dello of 5 Shipton terrace South Boston reported to police that he was robbed of $1100 at the North Terminal Elevated station after being jostled by two young men. He described the suspects and police are seeking them.
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James Dello
Shipton Terrace
Boston
North Terminal
Dello
DIES EN ROUTE TO HOSPITAL FOR 40 YEAR OLD LETTER CARRIER
Henry L. Gordon aged 40 a letter carrier from 19 Mystic avenue Somerville died on the way to Haymarket Relief Hospital from Charles town police station last night He was found semi conscious in Sherman square Charlestown He is a brother of ex Captain Herbert Gordon of the Cambridge police and worked in the Newton district.
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Henry L. Gordon
Mystic Avenue
Somerville
Haymarket
Charlestown
Gordon
Sherman Square
Herbert Gordon
Cambridge
Newton
Yale News Calls Reducing Yale Football Schedule
Yale News editorial urges cutting Yale football schedule by one third to six games from nine and to drop the pre season practice. The editorial appears in New Haven with emphasis on optimizing the program.
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New Haven
Powerless to Check Horrors in Ulster
In Ireland's north a secret, armed Ulster faction terrorizes communities while political leaders struggle to enforce peace. The article criticizes Craig and Ulster figures, notes British support to Collins, and warns civil war could erupt if the tension lurches further. It highlights Sinn Fein strength on the border and calls for decisive action to end the violence.
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Collins
Craig
Ulster
Belfast
Lord Londonderry
Sir Henry Wilson
Imperial General Staff
Supreme Council
Paris
Britain
Ulster Volunteers
Ireland
Sinn Fein
Wilson
England
Winston Churchill
North
Carson
Lord Birkenhead
Morning Post
Galloper Smith
Birkenhead
Churchill
Free State
de Valera
America
Griffith
Richard Mulcahy
Eoin O’duffy
Northern Government of
Lloyd George
Provisional Government
Southern Ireland
Mayor appoints clerks in city departments
The mayor added John G Monahan of Roxbury as a clerk in the Schoolhouse Department at 1900 dollars per year. Helen A Donovan, from industrial accidents to park department at 1100 dollars annually. Mary G Curley receives appointment as clerk in the institutions department at 00 dollars per year.
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Curley
John G. Monahan
Lambert Street
Roxbury
Helen A. Donovan
Thornton Place
Department of Industrial Accidents
Park Department
Mary G. Curley
Hamilton Street
Dorchester
Institutions Department
Dying Heiress Mrs Mabel Wright Seeks Kin Notification
New York reports Mrs Mabel Wright formerly Miss Mabel King is dying at 22. She asks her Boston brothers Howard King and William King be notified. Salvation Army in New York is handling the case.
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Hub
New York
Mabel Wright
Mabel King
Howard
William King
Boston
Salvation Army
Westling Convicted of First Degree Murder
Alric Westling a Worcester Massachusetts salesman was found guilty of murder in the first degree by a New York Supreme Court jury for shooting Carl Mollar a Bronx jeweler on December 4. The verdict came after an hour and a half of deliberation. Westling showed no emotion while his mother Carolina Westling wept in the corridor. District Attorney Glennon praised Westling for his cool demeanor during the trial.
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New York
Alric Westling
Worcester
Mass
Supreme Court
Carl Mollar
Bronx
Westling
Carolina Westling
Glennon
Carnegie Medal Hero Dies After Auto Accident
Slomer A. Howe of this town, awarded a Carnegie gold medal in 1908 for life saving, was struck by a Worcester driver on North Street and died an hour later. Edward Burns, driver of the automobile, was exonerated by police after investigation.
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Ware
Slomer A. Howe
Carnegie
Howe
North Street
Eward Burns
Worcester
Ulster leadership struggles with outsiders and limits
The text argues Ulster tends to select leaders from outside, noting Sir Henry Wilson and Sir Edward Carson have limited knowledge of Ulster. It highlights Craig as the most reasonable Ulster leader, an Orangeman, praised by Michael Collins as sensible, but hampered by limited power to speak freely.
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Ulster
England
Carson
Lord Birkenhead
Sir Frederick Smith
Henry Wilson
Edward Carson
Galway
Dublin
Craig
Michael Collins
Cannot Stop Coal Strike Widens Across Coal Fields
Washington reports no plan to stop the impending coal strike set for April 1 in both bituminous and anthracite sectors. The White House says it exhausted its conference options and will monitor effects before deciding any action after April 1.
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Washington
White House
Driver Freed In Dorchester Manslaughter Case
Edward Tate of Johnson Place Mattapan faced Dorchester Court on a manslaughter charge after his auto truck fatally struck 6-year-old James Masterson of 109 River Street Dorchester Lower Mills. Judge Joseph R. Churchill found Tate blameless and discharged him.
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Edward Tate
Johnson Place
Mattapan
James Masterson
River Street
Dorchester Lower Mills
Dorchester Court
Joseph R. Churchill
How Are You How Healthy Friends Suggest Gude’s Pepto Mangan
An advertisement urges readers to improve health and energy through Gude's Pepto Mangan. It promises relief from weakness nervousness poor sleep and headaches after taking the tonic with meals for a few weeks. Available in liquid or tablet form.
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Gude
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