Woman argues for League in peace settlement in Post referendum
A prominent Boston woman urges the League of Nations be an essential part of the peace settlement to resolve Italian secret treaties. Referendum totals show 10 268 Yes votes and 29 No on the day, with national totals at 83 110 votes.
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Elmwood
Fish Captain Dies in Gas Leak Aboard Totem
Brockton March 28 Captain John F Mahoney a renowned Cape fishing captain died early today on his yacht Totem after gasolene fumes leaked from a punctured pipe while en route to fishing grounds Percy Marsh of Brockton who was with Mahoney was overcome and treated at Hyannis he is expected to recover Sam Jose a neighbor rescued them both at Hyannis Mahoney was 38 son of Mrs Ellen F Mahoney of 11 Annis avenue Brockton and left Hyannis yesterday to join the fleet
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Brockton
John F. Mahoney
Cape
Totem
Percy Marsh
Mahoney
Hyannis
Sam Jose
Jose
Marsh
Captain Mahoney
Ellen F. Mahoney
Annis Avenue
Credit Union Branch Formed at Navy Yard Charlestown
Dr. W. F. McCaleb addressed 2000 Charlestown Navy Yard workers on citizenship and credit unions. About 500 pledged to join the Charlestown Navy Yard Credit Union as the national movement gains support from E. A. Filene and Max Mitchell. He urged passage of a national credit union bill to aid workers and small business people through thrift and civic responsibility.
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W. F. McCaleb
Massachusetts Credit Union Association
Charlestown Navy Yard
Credit Union Bank
E. A. Filene
Max Mitchell
McCaleb
Vote on League of Nations Entry in U S
Record of vote across the United States on joining the League of Nations to preserve peace. New England totals show Yes 10 and No 1. Old counts include 262 and 29 added yesterday. nationwide totals reach 61 204 Yes and 21 906 No with multiple city tallies from New York Chicago Rochester Syracuse Grand Rapids Des Moines Dallas Bridgeport Topeka and others.
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Topeka
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Daily News
Rochester
Times-Union
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Journal
Grand Rapids
Press
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Capital
Dallas
Times-Herald
Bridgeport
Standard-Telegram
Grand Total
Signature Recovery After Banquet Loss at St Patrick’s Day Event
The Post reports the loss of a photograph copy of George Washington’s signature from the Charitable Irish Society banquet at Hotel Somerset on St Patrick’s Day. A Brookline citizen claims to have found the menu card containing the missing document and John Keenan requests the signature be mailed to Michael J. O'Brien in New York for preservation.
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Irish Society
Hotel Somerset
St. Patrick’s Day
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Washington
Friendly Sons of St. Patrick
Michael J. O'Brien
New York
McDermott
Edward Hand
Keenan
O'Brien
Catholic devotion and retreats announced across city churches
At the Cathedral of the Holy Cross the 40 hours devotion opens with a high Mass led by Rev. William B. Finigan and closes with Cardinal O Connell presiding. Men s retreats are planned at Church of the Immaculate Conception and St Joseph s Roxbury with Rev Mgr Splaine directing. Lectures and parish mission weeks also noted at multiple parishes and Academy of Notre Dame Fenway.
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William B. Finigan
John W. Culhane
William J. Conroy
D. D
William A. Dacey
Cardinal O'Connell
Jones T. J. Corrigan
S. J
Gerald F. Treacy
Church of the Immaculate Conception
Shane Leslie
The
Dublin Review
Cardinal Manning
Florence Nightingale
League of Catholic Women
Academy of Notre Dame
Fenway
St. Joseph's Church
Roxbury
Mgr. M. J. Splaine
St. Mary's Church
North Eind
Robert J. Swickerath
St. Mary's
John §. Keating
Student Kills Self in Philadelphia
George W. Hutchinson 27 a dental student at the University of Pennsylvania Augusta Maine died by hanging in Philadelphia. He had been ill for some time.
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Philadelphia
George W. Hutchinson
Augusta
University of Pennsylvania
Fisher price talk at Iceland import hearing cited
Willis F. Grant testified that Alvin Baker in the fish business claimed the price of fish is set by makers not by imports. The witness recalled a 1916 office talk about prices as Icelandic imports arrived, while John E. Wennerberg noted a peak price of 13 14 cents per pound on February 18, 1918 when 14 vessels brought 530000 pounds of fish to the pier. the J Adams Co handles about 1.5 million pounds yearly.
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Needham
Alvin G. Baker
Bay State Fishing Company
Iceland
Charles A. Stoneham
Weber
Baker
John E. Wennerberg
J. Adams Company
Haddock
Funeral of Malden's Former Mayor Held
The funeral for a former Malden mayor and longtime Street Commission chairman who died yesterday drew members of the city government and neighbors. The deceased, known for city service, was remembered for leadership and community work.
Malden Leader Charles G. Warren Dies at 62
Malden officials including Mayor Blodgett attend funeral services for Charles G. Warren chair of the Street Commission and former mayor who died after three days of pneumonia at his home 677 Main Street. Burial at Forest Dale Cemetery. Warren, 62, led Malden in politics business and social spheres for 25 years and served as Malden’s first police commissioner.
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Charles G. Warren
Street Commission
Main Street
Forest Dale Cemetery
Warren
Rich Cigar Man's Wife Wins Divorce
In New Haven on March 28 Judge Webb granted Mrs. Henrietta T. H. Bock of Milford a divorce from Henry Anton Bock a wealthy New York cigar manufacturer. Alimony of 40000 was awarded. She testified on desertion and pro German views. Custody of their 16 year old son awarded to Mrs. Bock.
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Conn
Webb
Henrietta T. H. Bock
Milford
Henry Anton Bock
New York
Peptiron Iron Tonic Promises Vitality This Spring
Advertisement promotes Peptiron as a chocolate coated iron tonic that strengthens nerves, improves digestion, boosts blood with red corpuscles, relieves exhaustion, builds appetite, and aids sleep to counter spring anxiety and malaise.
War Bride Returns Home From England Troubled Marriage
Mrs. Lucy May Coulsby Bernson, wife of Navy Chief Quartermaster Alvin E. Bernson, returns to her in laws in Salem after a two week stay in the U S and a brief departure amid claims of mistreatment. She plans to stay while her husband is in Cuban waters aboard the New York. She had previously left with a note alleging she could no longer endure the treatment. She spent a night with an English woman in Revere for support and telephoned her mother in law without reaching her husband.
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Salem
Lucy May Coulsby Bernson
Alvin E. Bernson
United States Navy
Victor Bernson
Maple Avenue
Revere
Cuban
Maine Women Granted Presidential Vote and Bonds
Governor Milliken signed a suffrage resolution giving Maine women the right to vote for presidential electors and authorizing a bond issue for Portland piers and wharves. The two yellow penholders used in signing were presented to Miss Mable Connor and Miss Anna I. Dingley.
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Augusta
Maine
Portland
Milliken
Mable Connor
Maine Woman's Suffrage Association
Anna I. Dingley
Lewiston Journal
New York Police Plan Air Squadron Sworn In
Twenty six aviators from American, British and French services are sworn in as the New York Police Department reserves. Colonel Jefferson Thompson will command the aviation squadron which aims to field 150 personnel with land and seaplanes. Landing sites include Governor's Island, Van Cortlandt Park and Sheepshead Bay with possible rooftop bases.
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New York
Rodman Wanamaker
Jefferson Demount Thompson
Atlantic City
Thompson
Governor's Island
van Cortlandt Park
Sheepshead Bay
Charles W. Kerwood
Bryn Mawr
Penn
Charles Slems
Mt. Vernon
N. Y
Malley Thanks Post For Help In Tax Campaign
John F. Malley, Collector of the Third Collection District of Massachusetts, writes to the Post thanking editors and reporters for their cooperation and the prominent display given to publicity for the income tax collection campaign. The letter praises newspapers statewide for assisting publicizing efforts.
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News Intelligence Department
Third Collection
Massachusetts
John F. Malley
Islands Will Ask Freedom Independence Bid by Filipinos
Washington March 28 A delegation of prominent Filipinos will meet Secretary Baker April 3 to petition for complete independence of the Philippines. Baker said the visit was communicated before President Wilson sailed for France and that a greeting letter from the President accompanies it. He noted war reports showed the independence movement in the islands had subsided materially during the war.
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Baker
Philippines
Wilson
France
War Department
United States
Olive Tablets Offer Gentle Constipation Relief
Dr Edwards' Olive Tablets provide quick relief from constipation without calomel. The formula aims to normalize bowels and liver with no griping and is sold in 10c and 25c boxes by all druggists. Thousands use them nightly to stay regular and curb bad breath and dull tired feeling.
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