Lloyd George to Meet Irish American Delegates in Paris
Paris reports that David Lloyd George reconsidered accepting Frank Walsh Edward Dunne and Michael Ryan representing American Irish groups. A Paris despatch noted the meeting was arranged by Colonel House but delayed because of peace treaty duties, with possible talks on Irish delegates awaiting Lloyd George.
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Paris
Associated Press
David Lloyd George
Frank P. Walsh
Edward F. Dunne
Michael F. Ryan
Ireland
Livya George
Messrs. Walsh
Dunne and Ryan
E. M. House
Lloyd B Poeta
J. Lloyd George
London
Walsh
Defence Minister accuses president and army over war aims
Defence minister charges the President with inaction as 14 points are discarded. France and Britain allegedly profit from loot while the army of 100,000 reduces Germany to chaos. Wilson is said to have promised three times as many men.
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France
Britain
Germany
Wilson
Boston Women Teachers Warn of Union Campaign
Several prominent Boston women teachers allege a concerted movement to discredit their proposed union and plan to go on the warpath. They claim many of Boston's masters have participated in efforts to thwart union plans.
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Boston
Council of Four Near Finalizing Austrian Boundaries Treaty
Paris May 12 The Council of Four with foreign ministers spent the day defining Austrian boundaries. They believe the Austrian treaty may be completed this week, signaling progress toward settlement of the Adriatic question. Colonel House and the Italian minister conferred on Adriatic matters during the talks.
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Paris
Associated Press
Council of Four
Baseball scores continued on page seven column three
Yesterday's American League results show New York and Washington tied 4 to 4 after 15 innings. Cleveland defeated Detroit 6 to 4. Chicago beat St. Louis 4 to 3 while Boston and Philadelphia rain halted their game.
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Iveland
Detroit
Chicago
St. Louis
New York
Brooklyn
Pittsburg
Philadelphia
Boston
Resignation and Probe Shake Beacon Hill
The forced resignation of Frank S. Drown, register of vital statistics, and a House resolution by Representative James J. Mellen of Charlestown calling for an investigation into alleged irregularities in the secretary of state's office were announced on Beacon Hill yesterday within minutes of each other.
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Frank S. Drown
Register of Vital Statistics
Langtry
House of Representatives
James J. Mellen
Charlestown
Beacon Hill
Drown Suspected in Boston Scandal Over Tabulators
Representative Mellen alleges Drown used four young women while earning $1 a day for the government plus regular duties. Two were paid $60 each for tabulator work and endorsed checks cashed by Crown at $2.75 daily, $18.75 less than due. Agnes Sullivan of Charlestown saw the check amount and notified Mellen. Continued on Page T Fourth Col.
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Drown
Boston
Mellen
United States
Crown
Agnes Sullivan
Charlestown
Blame Masters In Boston Women Teachers’ Union Clash
Women teachers allege a City Club meeting of Boston schoolmasters sparked efforts to derail a proposed women teachers' union. The teachers report masters urged pushback, with some summoning faculty meetings while others advised individual talks. Continued on Page 6-Third Column.
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Boston
City Club
Women Teachers’ Union
Negro Boxer Uses Kaiser's Bath in Paris Tour
Leo Patterson, a negro lightweight boxing champion of the A B H F, returned to Paris after bathing in the tub once used by the German Emperor at Neuenahr. He was part of a party of champion boxers and wrestlers of the A E F on a two weeks tour of the occupation zone to bring championship bouts closer to soldiers unable to reach Paris.
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Paris
Leo Patterson
A. BH. F
Neuenahr
Rhine
Patterson
Aviators Hope To Start Today
Air conditions are improving at sea and two Nancy seaplanes NC 1 and NC 3 are expected to be on the wing toward Europe within 24 hours. Post staff correspondent Theodore E Hedlund reports Trepassey Newfoundland May 12. Continued on page Fm- oPirst Col.
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Trepassey, N. F
Europe
Page Fm
oPirst Col
Noske Warns Peace Terms Risk Anarchy For Germany
1919 report from Berlin quotes Minister of National Defence Noske opposing Allied peace terms that cap the German army at 100000. He asks if delivering Germany to anarchy benefits Europe or the world, as the dialogue references ongoing postwar tensions and political risk across Europe.
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Berlin
Germany
National Defence
Noske
Europe
Boston Area Weather Forecast Shows Cloudy Temperatures
Cloudy Tuesday and Wednesday with cool conditions and fresh north winds in Boston and surrounding areas. Forecast for northern New England calls for partly cloudy skies Tuesday with possible rain along the Maine coast on Wednesday, while southern New England remains cloudy and cool. Atlantic coast winds shift from strong northeasterly to moderate north as a storm near the Atlantic coast moves east-northeastward.
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Boston
Washington
New England
Maine
Middle Atlantic
Temperature Readings From Thompson's Spa Area
Yesterday's temperatures were recorded with a morning low around 48 and a high near 66. The average yesterday stood at 46 degrees, compared with 59 degrees a year ago, indicating cooler conditions than last year.
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Thompson's Space
Wisess Nee
Three in Custody at Barre in Broadwell Murder Case
Three men, unnamed by authorities, are in custody in Barre as state county and city officials investigate the brutal murder of Mrs. Lucina Broadwell. The incident occurred in Barre Vermont with entries dated May 12. Investigators declined to reveal identities at this time.
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Franklin Savings Bank
Park Square
Barre, Vt
Lucina Broadwell
Police deny arrests amid detentions at officials’ rooms
The police deny any arrests have occurred. They acknowledge that several individuals, perhaps with their consent, are housed in rooms provided by officials, do not freely enter or exit, and receive meals at public expense.
Charge big wool theft rattles East Boston firm
Officers of the Middlebrook Wool Combing Company of East Boston were arraigned in Superior Criminal Court on larceny charges for allegedly stealing 113000 pounds of wool from English and O'Brien Inc. valued at 56000. Key figures include Samuel Winterbottom, Edmund Winterbottom, John Coggeshal, and John Parker with bail set, while Benjamin Cotler and David Cowen await bail.
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Middlebrook Wool Combing Company
Boston
English & O’brien, Inc
Atlantic Avenue
Superior Criminal Court
Middlebrook Company
Samuel Winterbottom
Winthrop
Edmund Winterbottom
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