Lloyd George to Settle Ireland Crisis and Sail for America
Lloyd George plans a rush to settle the Irish difficulty before departing for America in triumph. He cancels the Aquitania sailing on Saturday to complete his plans. Meanwhile in Roxbury, James H. Gately shot his wife Margaret four times in front of their two daughters. she lies gravely wounded and near death.
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Lloyd George
America
Aquitania
James H. Gately
Dudley Street
Roxbury
Margaret
Ulster Premier Demand Triggers Historic Peace Talks
Lloyd George plans a triumphal return as the Ulster premier’s demand to surrender two northern counties risks destabilizing the government. A dramatic moment could see him hailed in New York as the signer of a peace treaty ending seven centuries of conflict between England and Ireland.
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Ulster
London
Lloyd George
New York
England
Ireland
Pelletier Attacks Murphy in Charlestown Campaign Speech
Joseph C. Pelletier delivered his first formal campaign address in Charlestown renewing attacks on Loyal Coalition mayoral candidate John R. Murphy and charging Attorney General Allen with attempting to ride into the governorship. He also targeted the Good Government Association and the Watch and Ward Society as part of the political controversy.
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John R. Murphy
Loyal Coalition
Good Government Association
The
Watch and Ward Society
Allen
Joseph C. Pelletier
Charlestown
Mrs Edwards Elected Vice President in Kansas City
Mrs. Clarence R. Edwards wife of General Edwards known as the Daddy of the Yankee division was chosen vice president of the Women’s Auxiliary in Kansas City. She won a broad bloc of support including New England Kentucky North Carolina Louisiana and Virginia delegates.
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Edwards
Kansas City
Clarence R. Edwards
General Edwards
New England
Kentucky
North Carolina
Louisiana
Virginia
Women Rally for Marshal Foch Gift Fund Cheer
Women auxiliaries of American Legion posts in New England start a rally to aid the Marshal Foch Gift Fund. Mothers sisters and wives join in hopes of contributing to a token of esteem for the French leader and allied commander.
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American Legion
Phesachusetts
New England
Marshal Foch
Legion Auxiliary Helps Members of Perkins Post
The report notes the Michfiel J. Perkins Post women's auxiliary assisting with a local Legion effort. The act highlights community support and the group’s ongoing engagement with post activities.
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Michfiel J. Perkins Post
Spurns Job in Flying Squad
Massachusetts Prohibition agent Harold D. Wilkins Wil declines transfer to the flying squad in a statement from Senator Lodge's office. Senator Lodge and Prohibition Commissioner Haynes discussed the Massachusetts situation. No move to force the transfer now, though a later reconsideration is possible.
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Washington, D. C
Harold D. Wil
Massachusetts
Senator Lodge
Haynes
Wilson
Wilson Attends Matinee Despite Inclement Weather
Former President Wilson recovers enough to attend a matinee at a local theater despite rain and poor weather in Washington.
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Wilson
Washington
Prospect for early settlement in milk strike ends
New York November 2 a Milk Conference Board the employers organization voted against submitting the disputed matters to arbitration halting the chance of swift settlement in the 10000 milk wagon drivers sales men and platform men strike.
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New York
Milk Conference Board
Employers’ Organization
Woman Pianist Sells Wireless Debut to 35000
Miss Dai Buell of Newton Gentre gave the first piano concert by wireless to a nationwide audience of 35 000 last night from the American Radio and Research Corporation studio in Medford Hillside. The event marked the largest audience for an artiste and the first piano concert by wireless telephone.
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Newton Centre
Dai Buell
Newton
Gentre
America
American Radio & Research Corporation
Medford
Maine
Texas
Wireless concert thrills audience without dressing up
The event opened at eight with Miss Buell performing as wireless music streamed to a large unseen audience. H. M. Taylor served as impresario introducing her and adjusting the megaphone sending apparatus. A padded room kept vibrations low while S. T. Woodhull led engineers Kendall A. Redfield John Pristas and Howard J. Tyzzer monitored the aerial transmission from the studio basement.
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Miss Buel
H. M. Taylor
Taylor
Miss Buell
MacNider Heads Legion Bravery Memoir Outline
Marblehead man Harvey named vice commander as speech in London underscores bravery and leadership within the Legion. The article highlights MacNider's selection amid wartime morale efforts and notes his expected influence on postwar activities.
Legion selects Mac Nider as national commander
Kansas City Missouri November 2 Lieutenant Colonel Hanford Mac Nider of Mason City Iowa was unanimously chosen as national commander by the American Legion. National vice commanders elected include H Nelson Jackson Burlington Vermont George L Berry Nashville Raymond Brackett Marblehead Charles S Kendrick San Francisco John A McCormick Las Animas Colorado. E A Blackman Kansas chosen as national chaplain completing the slate.
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Kansas
City
Hanford MacNider
Mason City
Iowa
American Legion
H. Nelson Jackson
Burlington
George L. Berry
Nashville
Woman bandit uses sandbag in New York theft
A woman bandit knocked modiste Naftal with a sandbag on West 74th Street and fled with $1500 in jewelry after two men grabbed gowns and a purse from the victim in an apartment hallway. A drugged handkerchief was left over the victim’s mouth.
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New York
May Naftal
West 74Th Street
Family Tragedy Unfolds in Domestic Shooting
In the Gately home at 6 30 PM a shooting occurred in the kitchen as Mrs. Gately cooked supper. The husband a night watchman for the Howard Watch Company drew a pistol and threatened violence prompting his daughter Mary 20 to intervene by leaping at him.
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Gately
Loud trial date set for murder of Wakefield patrolman
Clarence W. Loud of Melrose faces murder charges in the April 9 fatal shooting of Patrolman Pregton in Wakefield. Trial is scheduled for Tuesday January 3 1922 at a special Middlesex superior criminal court session in East Cambridge courthouse with Malcolm Sturtevant and John P Feeny defending Loud and District Attorney Saltonstall prosecuting.
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Clarence W. Loud
Melrose
Pregton
Wakefield
Middlesex Superior Criminal Court
East Cambridge
Loud
Malcolm
Sturtevant
John P. Feeny
Salton- Stall
Commonwealth
Stage set for great scene continues on Page 23
The article hints at a forthcoming development as the piece transitions to continued coverage on Page 23 with additional column material. Readers are urged to follow for further details and context.
First American Prisoner Captured in France Reported
Fragmentary notes recount early American actions on the Yser front amid severe losses. Mentions the first trench fight by American troops, a 50 mile Verdun front advance, and Austria signing an armistice with Italy.
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Yser
France
Verdun
Austria
Italy
Hove of Lords
Boston Area Weather Forecast Thursday Fair Friday Warmer
Forecast for Boston and vicinity calls for generally fair conditions Thursday and Friday with increasing warmth. Fresh north winds shift to west later, and coastal areas remain overcast at times. Nearby regions show unsettled Atlantic winds and cooler air moving east of the Appalachians.
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Boston
Washington
New England
Walwene Salem
New York
Cheshire
Bay
Cape cd
Atlantic
North Carolina
Ohio Valley
Middle Aglantic
Wyoming
Mississippi River
Tennessee
Midie Atlantic
Atlantic Coast
Sandy Hook
Hatteras
Bo McMillin Wins Bride In Kentucky Wedding Romance
Bo McMillin, Centre College football star, won his bride Marie in a Danville Kentucky wedding this week. The romance began in Texas kindergarten where he played football and she watched. it grew through prep school and college days.
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Tulsa
Okla
United News
Bo McMillin
Centre
Harvard
Maier
Pilace
Danville
Io Texas Kindergarten
Marie
Bo Ente Iremmar
College
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