D Annunzio Presses Italian Claim in Zara Victory Parade
Rome reports dramatic Italian action as Gabriele D Annunzio arrives in Zara with 1000 volunteers aboard the Nullo. Crowds cheer, bells ring, and Admiral Millo accepts governorship duties while D Annunzio vows a united Dalmatian nation under Italy.
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Tm) Annunzio
Admiral Millo
Zilliott
Zara
D’annunzio
Millo
Dalmatia
p’Annunzio
Pdet
Fiume
Oneto
Cecchrini
Rome
Italy
D Annunzio and Fiume Loyalists Rally in Zara
The narrator recalls D Annunzio's rally in Zara with cries of Italy or death. A prepared crowd swore loyalty as D Annunzio was carried in triumph, amid flags and patriotic songs, while pledges linked to Fiume and national unity.
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Fiume
Monte Maggiore
Dinaric
Adriatic
Italy
Zara
D’annunzio
Italy Condemns Millo Action With D Annunzio at Zara
Rome reports a semi official statement condemning Rear Admiral Millo for aiding Captain D Annunzio in the Zara venture. Millo lent a vessel to a committee and joined D Annunzio’s forces at Fiume, actions deemed political and beyond his authority. The government vows to prevent further expeditions and warns against exploits aimed at territorial gain.
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Rome
Millo
Gabriele D’annunzio
Zara
D’annunzio
Ancona
Turin
Milan
Fiume
D'ANUNZIO PLANS TO TAKE ALL DALMATIA
Geneva reports from Belgrade confirm Gabriele D'Annunzio aims to seize all of Dalmatia. Dalmatian delegation seeks swift Serbian action against his plans. Jugo Slavs in Zara revolt as Italians enter the town. many flee.
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D’annunzio
Dalmatia
Geneva
Gabriele D’annunzio
Belgrade
Zara
Shoot Two and Escape on Unity Street
Two men were shot and seriously injured on Unity Street in the North End. Victims Angelo Di Gardi and Antonio Tramena, both named, were attacked by two assailants who fled. A .38 revolver was found at the scene. Police believe the shooting stemmed from a card game held on Unity Street earlier that day.
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Unity Street
North End
Angelo di Gardi
Hanover Street
Antonio Tramena
Salutation Street
Gentleman thief Geis rich loot at Copley Plaza
Boston police pursue a well dressed young robber described as a smooth operator who has stolen about 4000 dollars worth of jewelry from hotel guests at the Copley Plaza in recent days The thief mingles with guests in the ballroom and other hotel areas crafting his trade with skill.
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Boston
Raffles
Copley Plaza Hotel
The Beacon Hill Corsage Thief Strikes at Ballroom
Last Friday a Mrs Grace L Wells of 36 Lime Street Beacon Hill had a platinum bar pin with eight two carat diamonds valued at 2000 stolen from her corsage while dancing in the ballroom. A second theft followed Saturday night from Mrs Constance Bellemy of 540 East Seventh Street New York City, who lost a bag containing a gold bracelet with 12 diamonds valued at 600 a large breast pin 700 a pearl set ring 475 and an opal and diamond ring 85. Police describe the suspect as a 21 or 22 year old well groomed social figure who moved in the hotel circles and escaped with a revolver drawn. Detectives and police are on the hunt for him as private investigators also tail him after he returned to the hotel amid the heists.
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Grace L. Wells
Lime Street
Beacon Hill
Constance Bellemy
East Seventh Street
New York City
Bellemy
Boston
Copley Plaza
New York
Blackwood
Cutter
Two Killed in C P R Wreck Near Terrebonne
Montreal dispatch reports a head on collision on the Canadian Pacific Railway near Terrebonne Quebec last night between a special carrying passengers from the steamship Empress of France to Toronto and the Montreal Quebec Express. Two trainmen were killed and four passengers a locomotive engineer and a fireman were injured, with two baggage cars and a second class coach derailed and set afire. The Empress of France had docked at Quebec yesterday.
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Montreal
Toronto
Terrebonne
Quebec
Canadian Pacific Railway
Youngster Releases Automobile Brakes In Beacon Street Crash
A prank on Somerset street released the brakes of a parked car. The vehicle rolled down the incline, crashed into the Kingsley & Blake tailoring shop at 6 Beacon street, demolishing windows and wrecking the rear. Owner H A Fletcher of 47 Eastern street, Allston, was away at the Boston City Club. damage about $500.
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Somerset Street
Kingsley & Blake Tailoring Establishment
Beacon Street
H. A. Fletcher
Eastern Street
Allston
Boston City Club
Clerk Dies After Tars Big Brawl at Y M C A
A Sunday morning brawl between sailors and locals at the Army and Navy Y M C A in Charlestown left Joel Broadbent a city clerk dead and Joseph Kinney injured. Police and naval probes run parallel as authorities describe a violent, drunken melee with no arrests at 4 am.
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Army and Navy
City Square
Charlestown
Joel Broadbent
Broadbent
Joseph Kinney
Navy club riot leaves Broadbent dead in Boston gym clash
A chief petty officer led a fight in a YMCA hall after clerks tried to quiet drunken sailors. Broadbent died from a cerebral hemorrhage after being struck during the melee. Kinney was severely beaten but has recovered. The case, tied to Henry L. Shattuck, a State Street lawyer, heads toward arrests. Broadbent's funeral to be arranged in Lawrence by his brother George Broadbent.
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Broadbent
Kinney
Leary
Waltham Street
South End
Huntington Avenue
Back Bay
Henry L. Shattuck
State Street
U. mM .C. A. Corporation
H C L Hits Turk Harems
In Constantinople on November 23, the Associated Press reports that high living costs are squeezing Turkish households especially wives. The Sultan cuts harem size, pachas retrench, and despite the Koran authorizing four wives, many men keep only one as upkeep proves too costly, leaving more unmarried women.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Constantinople
Former Boston pastor dies in New Jersey
News reaches this city of the recent death of the Rev. Charles John Ketchum formerly attached to St. Paul’s Church before it became the cathedral and to the Church of the Good Shepherd. He died in New Brunswick New Jersey and was buried at St. Andrews New Brunswick.
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Charles John Ketchum
St. Paul's Church
Church of the Good Shepherd
Tie
New Brunswick
N. J
St. Andrews
N. B
Yeggs Blow Postal Safe in Bradford Heist
Providence reports an early morning burglary at Bradford post office. Thieves blew open the safe with nitro glycerine, escaping with stamps war savings stamps and coins worth about 2000 dollars. Explosions timed with Shore Line Express trains to muffle sound. John Barber and his family slept above the office. Barber fired at a pistol misfired to wake villagers. No clues. robbers believed to have left by automobile.
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Providence
Bradford
Shore Line
John Barber
Barber
Parachutist H. Weinsing Makes 6000 Foot Leap
Baltimore story notes Henry Weinsing a one armed parachute jumper leaped from a seaplane at about 6000 feet and landed safely. The chute bag wedged against the plane as a newspaper man assisted to free it while Weinsing hung from the fuselage in midair and swayed through the air.
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Baltimore
Wernsing
Clergyman T Frank Waters Dies In Ipswich Address
In Ipswich on November 23 the Rev T Frank Waters a retired pastor and noted historian collapsed as he was to give an address at Ascension Memorial Church. He suffered heart trouble and died before aid arrived. Waters aged 68.
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Ipswich
Ascension Memorial Church
T. Frank Waters
County Road
Mr. Waters
Palmer Regaining Normal Strength After Rest
Attorney General A. Mitchell Palmer has been resting at Governor Sproul’s home near Chester Pennsylvania since Friday. He is rapidly recovering from fatigue and will return to his Stroudsburg or Atlantic City home Tuesday. He is not ill, merely in need of a thorough rest.
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Philadelphia
A. Mitchell Palmer
William C. Sproul
Chester
Stroudsburg
Penn
Atlantic City
Palmer
Governors Home
Galway Intrudes Opens a Notable Detective Tale
Frederick Stuart Greene crafts an intricate two part mystery titled Galway Intrudes as the Boston Sunday Post Magazine teases readers with a standout detective story. The feature signals a compelling serialized narrative by a noted author.
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Galway
Frederick Stuart Greene
Boston Sunday Post
Plumb Plan Garners Cheers From Labor Delegates
Glenn E. Plumb addressed the National Labor Party convention in Chicago presenting a plan for nationalizing railroads. Several hundred railway labor delegates marched around the hall shouting We want the Plumb plan now as he spoke. Attorney Plumb said he had spent significant time in Washington discussing the issue.
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Chicago
Glenn E. Plumb
National Labor Party
Plumb
Washington
Farmers For Day Law Aimed At Reducing Living Costs
The convention debated a plan to shift political power by pressuring Congress to change tariffs and cut freight rates by up to 40 percent. Proponents argued wage increases raise prices, and the proposal would apply to public utilities and other industries. Delegates weighed prohibition stances, party platforms, and a united farmer labor bloc, with Beecher Moore urging unity between farmers and city workers.
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Resolutions Committee
Eig
Beecher Moore
No Partisan League
Wisconsin
Plain Talk With Commonsense Americans
The speaker reflects on the value of speaking to straightforward ordinary citizens over the past two years. The tone emphasizes accessible dialogue and practical concerns shared by everyday Americans.
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Associated Press
Nullo
Indomito
Rizzo
J. Gabriele D’ Annunzio
Bucci
Ted
Tom
Arthy Frank
Chorin
Milton Alfred
Stipe
Hanover
Portland Streets
Shington
Caer Apollo Dye & Cleansing Shop
Geis
Scheinfeldt Pawnbroker
Sudbury St
Scollay Sq
Clerk
Tars
Y.M.C. A
H. C. L. Hits Turk Harems
New Jersey
Wolf’s
Hanover and
Portland Sts
Washington Street
YEGGS
R. I
Clergyman
Rev
Rhe
Taylor& Cleanser
Winter St
Tel
Bunch
Motor & Mail
National Party Convention For
Farley & Macneill
Federal St. Boston
Doe
Linnell Erectrie
Wilkins
Anch
Majestic
New England
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