Treaty foes again beaten in Senate vote on amendments
The Senate defeated two Fall amendments curtailing the American envoy’s power on the Reparations Commission and delaying league action. Senator Walsh urged Irish self government before the League once organized. The session also touched on House’s offer to testify and continued reading of the treaty text as Republicans and Democrats debate reservations and ratification paths.
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Senate
Foreign Relations Committee
Fall
New Mexico
Reparations Commission
Germany
Ireland
Walsh
Montana
United States
Wilson
League of Nations
Europe
E. M. House
Hitchcock
Nebraska
Kellogg
Minnesota
Brandegee
Connecticut
Wadsworth
New York
Colonel House
Versailles
Robinson
Arkansas
Hale
Maine
Bureau of the League
Russell Confessed to Murder in New Hampshire
Lormie Russell of Mountain Mills Vermont reportedly confessed to the murder of William O'Brien, a fellow construction worker in a loan camp. He was bound over to the January term of the Grafton County Superior Court on a murder charge after a hearing before Associate Justice Levi Brunnell. Sheriff Claude M. Murray moved Russell to Haverhill jail.
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Lincoln
N. H
Lormie Russell
Mountain Mills
William O’brien
Grafton County Superior Court
Levi Brunnell
High Court
Claude M. Murray
Enfield
Russell
Haverhill
Hunger Strike Frees Mount Joy Prisoners
Dublin reports all Irish political prisoners in Mount Joy will be released immediately after their hunger strike. The lord mayor was informed that the prisoners are set to go free as a result of the protest.
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Mount Joy
Dublin
Mount Joy Prison
Tennis Final at Harvard Monday
R. L. Lipman intercollegiate tennis champ of California and L. A. de Tu renn No 38 man on the Harvard varsity racquet team last year survived the semi finals and will meet Monday for the Harvard tennis championship. A record 240 entrants started the event.
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R. L. Lipman
California
L. A. de Turenn
Harvard
New England Women Aid Smith College Endowment Drive
Nearly half of the women helping raise a 4 million endowment for Smith College are from New England after attending the Alumnae Service School. About 40 delegates from across the nation, led by Boston figures Helen F. Greene and Anne M. Paul, will manage the fundraising effort to raise faculty salaries, dormitories, and equipment.
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Northampton
Smith College
New England
Massachusetts
Boston
Helen F. Greene
Anne M. Paul
Miss Greene
Miss Paul
N. KE
Harvard Harriers Time Trial Sets Up Syracuse Meet
Captain Burnham Lewis led the Harvard cross country squad in a six mile and a quarter time trial yesterday afternoon. The event served to help coach Lewis select his team for the upcoming Syracuse meet next week.
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Burnham Lewis
Harvard
Crimson Harriers
Syracuse
Hill and Dale
Women High School Teachers and Wages
A letter to the editor protests wage discrimination against women high school teachers. It argues women with college training deserve pay equal to men for the same work, cites unequal salaries, family burdens, and equal contribution to education, urging fairness in Boston schools.
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Boston
Miss Hormel to Be Bride Today at St. Eulalia’s
Miss Lillian Hormel daughter of Mr and Mrs Ernst Hormel of South Boston will wed John C Heyer vice president of the Federal Trust Company of Boston at St Eulalia s Church South Boston The Rev Leo Logan will officiate The couple filed their intentions yesterday and the five day law was waived by Judge Logan
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St. Eulalia’s Church
South Boston
John C. Heyer
Dorchester
Federal Trust Company
Lillian Hormel
Ernst Hormel
M Street
Federal Trust Company of Boston
Leo Logan
Montello
Hormel
Herman Hormel
Boston
Mr. Heyer
William C. Heyer
Columbia Road
South
Logan
Dine At City Club With Yankee Division Leaders
An informal dinner and meeting of the 26th Division non commissioned officers was held at the City Club with General Edwards as guest of honor. They discussed plans for a Yankee Division clubhouse and established temporary YD headquarters on the fifth floor of army headquarters.
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26Th Divisional
City Club
General Edwards
Army Headquarters
Castor Leads Army horses test in prolonged race
Castor, the Morgan leader, posted 40 hours 0 minutes after 240 miles. Rider Captain Paul Hurlburt believes the army horse can sustain pace as judges note close standings. Crabbet and Bob show varying stamina while Rustem Bey and Ramla lead eating among Arabs at Camp Devens finish line approach.
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Crabbet
H. J. Brown
Portland
Bob
C. F. George
Washington
Donlyn
White River Junction
Potter Place
Maynesboro
Berlin
N. H
Rustem Bey
Kheyra
Ramla
Halcyon
Kingfisher
Camp Devens
Hooksett
West Manchester
Bedford
Amherst
Milford
Ponemah
West Groton
Ayer
Castor
Morgan
Arab
Prince
Ched
Striking New Haven Journal Partners With Boston Investor
New Haven workers announce a contract with a Boston businessman to start a city newspaper. The venture will publish an afternoon edition now and a morning edition next summer. Chapel Street block leased, new press and equipment to be bought. wage scale aligned with the News Writers Equity Association.
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New Haven
Boston
Chapel Street
New Haven News Writers’ Equity Association
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Depi. E
Miss Hormel
ER. W. Grove
Boston City Club
Prithee
Will Ant
Mabel
the Undertakers
Paine
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