Pershing Leads Parade in Washington Today
Washington prepares for the National Victory Parade as General John J. Pershing leads the First Division up Pennsylvania Avenue in a ceremony reviewed by Vice President Marshall in Wilsons absence. About 25 000 veterans participate in the final appearance of the American expeditionary forces before disbanding.
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Drunkards Face Higher Fines As Cost Of Living Hits Courts
In Central Falls Rhode Island Judge Ambrose Choquet says the value of a dollar has fallen to half and fines for drunkenness will rise from 2 to 4 dollars, with leniency for destitute families. Boston opens surplus army goods store at South Boston base next week, with quick service for mail orders and in-store sales. Household items, shoes, clothing, and canned goods will be sold at low prices to meet expected demand.
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Sistine Choir of Vatican Arrives in New York
The Sistine Choir of the Vatican, posiblemente the oldest of its kind, arrives in New York with 70 choristers from Vatican chapels. They are welcomed by Mayor Hylan at City Hall after a brief immigration hearing for the underage singers. The group will tour major U S and Canadian cities after concerts.
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Eighteen U S Seamen Held as Mutineers
Eighteen seamen aboard the United States steamship Katonah were arrested on mutiny charges. The arrests were reported from Bermuda to the State Department in a despatch dated September 16.
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Man Charged With Murder Intent in Card Game Dispute
Lawrence, Sept 16. Raimondi Maratoldi, 55, faces trial for assault with intent to murder after firing five shots at Michael Fiondi on Common Street on Aug 24. Four bullets hit. Fiondi survived. The case heard before Judge Christopher Callahan. jury expected tomorrow. Also, Armenian youth Harry Hakian found guilty on three counts of assaulting officers, verdict reduced to assault with a dangerous weapon. sentencing Friday.
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Boys steal $40,000 in returned checks in New Hampshire
Three youths removed $40,000 in returned checks from a post office box at Indian Head National Bank in Washua. Inspectors rounded up the boys and the checks, finding endorsements showed the checks had been cashed but not cancelled. The trio kept $12 in cash, used for candy, saying they found the box open.
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Frederick S. Deitrick Runs as Regular Democrat for Governor
Frederick S. Deitrick, a Regular Democratic candidate, announces campaigns from 1664 Massachusetts Avenue in Cambridge as he seeks the governorship.
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Massachusetts Ave
Cambridge
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