Injury during street accident in Roxbury injures boy
A boy named Maywert Rooney of Phillips Street Roxbury was injured with a fractured skull after being knocked down by a car driven by William Perra of Dudley Street as he ran into the path of the vehicle near Peter Bent hospital. He was listed on the ganger list at the Peter Bent Mam Hospital.
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Maywert Rooney
of & Philips Street
Roxbury
Peter Bentmam Hospital
William Pera
Dudley Street
Henry Spaghetti Featured as All-Season Meal
A pantry friendly product markets Henry Spaghetti as a nourishing meal suitable for picnics camping or home use. Ready cooked in a tasty tomato and cheese sauce, the listing promises flavor and satisfaction in any weather.
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Henry Spaghetti
British policy signals no new war amid Constantinople crisis
London dispatch reports Britain will avoid new war while Parliament debates the Turkish question. Prime Minister Lloyd George aims to win French support and secure a European settlement at Gallipoli, with France and Balkan states potentially lining up behind a united front. Russians and Soviets are cited as hedging their stance as Turkish negotiations proceed.
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Britain
Lloyd George
Dapale
Ftate
France
Constantine
Italy
Constantinople
Russia
Europe
London
Associated Press
Great Britain
Mustapha Kemal
No. 10 Downing Street
Turkey
Straits
Balkan
Rks
Daggage
Greece Backed by Serbia to Check Turkey Threat
Belgrade dispatch reports the Jege-Slav cabinet has decided to use full diplomatic effort to support Greece and prevent Turkey from reestablishing as a European power. It aims to keep Thrace from Turkey and may aid Greece with force if needed against Turkish and Bulgarian aggression.
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Erga
Turkey
Belgrade
United News
Jege-Slav
Greece
Thrace
Bulgaria
British Labor Opposed to Steps for New War
Labor activists rally against steps toward war to stop Turkey from regaining Constantinople. The Daily Herald calls workers opposed to provoking another war, with protests planned Wednesday led by leading labor figures.
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London
United News
Constantinople
Daily Herald
Churchill
Herald
Independent Labor Party
French Premier Lloyd George’s War Moves Spark France Rift
Paris reports Britain’s threat of intervention in the Near East without French consultation provoked anger. France orders troop withdrawal from the Asiatic Dardanelles to avoid clashes with Turks while officials urge independent action and a united Allied front.
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Paris
United News
Ententé
Lloyd George
Near East
Quai D'Oreay
France
Great Britain
Dardanelles
Constantinople
Gg Gu
British cabinet adjourns Turkish crisis talks until tomorrow
The cabinet met to discuss military naval and air measures to guard the Straits and reinforcements. Curzon will go to Paris to contact France. Lloyd George thanked Australia and New Zealand for cooperation to resist threats to the Straits and Gallipoli legacy.
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Curzon
Paris
Mustaphagiemal Pasha
Lloyd George
Australia
New Zealand
Gallipoli
Stepson Held Without Bail for All Day Joy Ride Shooting
Police say a teenage boy threatened a woman in the Coburn home on Gofftown road while she slept with her four year old son Johnny. He fired a pistol and fled after hiding the weapon and continuing with an all day outing.
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Harry L. Goburn
Harden
Mr. Coburn
Holmee Biatn
Manchester
John
Burlington
Hayden
Johnny Coburn
Mary Sousa
Thora Ekhorn
Bishara A. Swanson
Coburnn
Young Coburn
Barnard
Henry W. Barnard
Fragmentary confession of fatal shooting
Witness describes a shooting where a pistol was pressed to the victim's face and fired. The speaker claims an external person appeared to handle the weapon, then hid the pistol and fled. The victim moaned, and the narrator fled by car, feelings of guilt and sorrow noted.
Canada says parliament must act before sending troops
Ottawa reports that after a cabinet meeting lasting late into the night the Dominion government replied to Britain that Canadian public opinion would require parliamentary authority before any force could be dispatched to the near east, stressing parliamentary approval as a necessary preliminary.
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Canada
Ottawa
Near East
Bill for Irish Constitution Granted in Dublin Parliament
Dublin reports that Parliament granted leave to introduce a bill to enact a constitution for the Irish Free State at today's session. The move signals formal steps toward establishing constitutional framework for Ireland.
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Dublin
Associated Press
Constitution debate focuses on vital parts and Ireland's freedom
Kelvin O'Higgins cites freedom and self rule in the proposed constitution while Dr. Patrick McCarten questions draft origins and Winston Churchill's influence. Cathal O Shannon warns of sovereign Parliament limits and Cosgrave stresses treaty vital parts, minority protections, and government honor during the session. Gavan Duffy moves to seek Free State admission to the League of Nations. Desmond Fitzgerald proposes an amendment to the application.
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Tullamore
Granthon
Winson Spencer Churchill
Cathal O’shannon
Laborite
Cosgrave
Griffith
Unilonista
Nna
Gavan Duffy
Free State
League of Nations
Desmond Fitzgerald
Chrysalis State Hints at Future Constitutional Governance
A quoted remark from Mr Witewerald notes the current chrysalis phase and says once the constitution is passed and a stable government formed, an application will be possible. The statement underscores transition toward formal governance and orderly progress.
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Chrysalis
Witewerald
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