Childers Habeas Corpus Proceedings Adjourned In Dublin
In Dublin on November 21 the master of the rolls adjourned habeas corpus proceedings for Erskine Childers to tomorrow. Provisional Free State government counsel refused to reveal the names of the eight prisoners held with Childers as they faced charges of unlawful firearm possession.
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Dublin
Associated Press
Toan
Aé‘iurhe
Erskine Childers
Free State
Childers
Pension bill for war vets gains pension for disabled veterans
Washington November 21 World war veterans with permanent physical disabilities not from military service would receive a pension ranging from $12 to $30 per month under a bill introduced by Representative McPherson Republican Missouri.
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Washington
McPherson
Republican
Missouri
Colonel Phisterer to lead MIT department of military science
Colonel Frederick W. Phisterer inspector general of the Coast Artillery Corps has been chosen by the War Department to head the department of military science and tactics at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology.
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Frederick W. Phisterer
Coast Artillery Corps
Army
War Department
Department of Military Science and Tactics
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Clemenceau Seeks Heart and Soul Over War Warnings
In New York the French Premier Georges Clemenceau addressed a packed Metropolitan Opera House audience. He warned of renewed German aggression, urged trust in signed treaties, and pressed for renewed Anglo American coordination to secure a stable postwar Europe.
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New York
Associated Press
France
America
M. Georges Clemenceau
Metropolitan Opera House
Orchestra Circle
Clemenceau
General Pershing
Pershing
John W. Davis
Mr. Davis
Great Britain
United States
Wilson
Clemenceau to Briefly Visit Boston Before Resting at Higginson Home
Clemenceau arrives in Boston tomorrow afternoon and will be greeted by Mayor Curley and Governor at City Hall and the State House in brief 18 minute receptions. He will then tour the Public Library and rest at Mr Higginsons home before a Symphony Hall Tremont Temple reception.
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Clemenceau
Higginson
Boston
M. Georges Clemenceau
Curley
Edward M. House
Eeacene
Coronel Hous
City Hall
State House
South Station
F. L. Higginson, Jr
State House, From Where He Will Visit At His Own Request the Public Library
Mr. Higginson
Symphony Hall
Tremont Temple
Marshall Carroll J. Swan
Police Watch Revere Polls Amid Suspected Voter Attempt
Fifteen to twenty state police monitored polls at Revere amid hints of possible voting. Officer John F. Stokes arrested John Kirby, 28, of Chelsea, for attempting to vote under the name John Sullivan of Revere. Kirby to be arraigned in Chelsea court. Ballot counting at 2:30 this morning was not yet finished.
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Revere
John F. Stokes
John Kirby
Broadway
Chelsea
John Sullivan
Cushman Avenue
Kirby
Chelsea Court
Police Adopt Tear Gas Bombs and Gas Masks Training
The police headquarters held a training session where Sergeant Lo Lutz demonstrated use of mustard tear gas bombs and gas masks to Inspectors Concannon and Claflin. The inspectors will train others, with plans to reach all 20 divisions via the traffic squad.
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Lo Lutz
Concannon
Claflin
Luts
Rules Ring Is Not a Gift
In White Plains New York Judge Bleakley orders Miss Marion Stone to return a $750 diamond and platinum engagement ring to Irving Werthsman or pay him. They were engaged, quarrelled, and disengaged. She admitted selling the ring for $300.
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White Plains
N. Y
United News
William F. Bleakley
Marion Stone
Irving Werthsman
Law
Miss Stone
O Keefe Reinstatement at Deer Island Rejected
Commissioner Payson Dana refused to approve Edward C. O Keefe's reinstatement as deputy master at Deer Island House of Correction. O Keefe, discharged in 1920, had been placed as watchman in 1921 and recently transferred to the island before seeking civil service approval.
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O’keefe
Payson Dana
Public Service
Edward C. O'Keefe
Deer Island
Majestic Sails Ahead Of Time After Drydock Overhaul
The White Star Line steamship Majestic left South Boston drydock ahead of schedule at 11 10 yesterday bound for New York. The giant liner, touted as the greatest afloat, was seen by many hoping for a glimpse as she moved out of the harbor. She is expected to reach New York by 6 30 this morning and will sail Saturday for Southampton.
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White Star Line
Majestic
New York
Naval Drydock
South Boston
Jestio
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TECH
Geo. S. Parker
Parker
Duoford
Parker Pen Company
Singer
New York City
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Wis
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le Tiger
Queen Victoria
Gen. Pershin
Germany
Lloyd George
Bouse
Berlin
Europe
England
Belgium
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Hindenburg
Jena
Napoleon
Richardson
Ichardson Furniture Company
R.h.white Co
Men’s Clothing Dept
Oxfords
Filene
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