Clashes In Debate On Treaty Washington
The German peace treaty faced six hours of Senate debate without reaching Fall amendments. Senators Williams Johnson Hitchcock Lodge Cummins argued over voting power in the League of Nations and U S representation on commissions. The session showcased sharp partisan divides and warnings to spectators.
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Foreign Relations Committee
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Nebraska
Senator Lodge
United States
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Mississippi
California
Johnson
League of Nations
Williams
Oratory
Great Britain
Wilson
League
White House
Jones
New Mexico
League Assembly
Earth
Walsh
Montana
Germany
Shot husband through ear in East Boston dispute
Mrs. Domenica Sircani aged 25 of 1 Bringham Street East Boston says she did not intend to shoot her husband Paul 45 during an argument at their Webster Street store. She wrestled the revolver from him and it discharged. Paul was treated at a relief station. Mrs Sircani was arrested charged with assault with a dangerous weapon and later bailed.
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Domenica Sircani
Brigham Street
Boston
Ander
Paul
Concert on Common by 10th Regt Band Today
The Tenth Regiment Band of the Massachusetts State Guard performs on the Common this evening from six to six thirty. The program features March EAAKS BUM oois eased cess Overture Pique Dame Suppe Waltz Millicent Bach McKee Serenade Organ Echoes Slippery Rag Miss Trombone. performers Anderson Davis Driscoll Pike Fillmore Fantasia from Il Trovatore Verdi Star Spangled Banner.
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Tenth Regiment
Massachusetts State Guard
Millicent
Bach
McKee
Messrs
Anderson
Davis
Driscoll
Pike
Verdi
All Dorchester Legion Post to Meet at Strand Theatre
A mass meeting of the All Dorchester Post of the American Legion is set for tomorrow night at the Strand Theatre Uphams Corner. Speakers include Colonel Edward L. Logan of the 101st Infantry Leo Spillane state secretary and George Wilson a veteran of five wars and state organizer of the legion.
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All-Dorchester
American Legion
Strand Theatre
Upham’s Corner
Edward L. Logan
101St Infantry
Leo Spillane
George Wilson
Legion
Provincetown Becomes Center in Pilgrim Landing dispute
Bitter feeling rises as Provincetown argues it should share credit for the Pilgrim landing, contending the Cape Cod harbor site and Governor Dowse support its claim. The controversy centers on historical medals and where the Mayflower actually lodged and landed, with local officials debating inclusion in the Plymouth celebration.
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Provincetown
New England
Peregrine White
Susanna White
Edward Thompson
Dowse
Cape Cod Harbor
Massachusetts Historical Society
Mayflower Society
George L. Turner
Works of Reed & Barton Corporation
Silversmiths
Taunton
Mass
Turner
Robert) Coppin
John Alderton
Thomas English
Edward Winslow
Pilgrim Hall
Pilgrim
Plymouth Rock
Mr. Dowse
President Wilson Abandons Tour. Returns to Washington
President Wilson orders rest and abandons the transcontinental tour after a decline in health. The Wichita stop is canceled as the President’s train speeds to Washington with Dr Grayson advising the quickest safe passage. Mrs Wilson stays by his side amid sleepless nights and concern from Tumulty over fatigue and nerves.
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Wichita
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Kan
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Tumulty
Bermuda
Princeton College
Democratic Party
New Jersey
Mr. Tumulty
White House
America
United States
Europe
Council of the Big Four
Lincoln
Rival in Rooms of Husband Divorced in Cambridge Court
Mrs. Carrie I. Wood of Cambridge was granted a divorce from Ralph A. Wood yesterday afternoon in the East Cambridge Court by Judge Fox. She received alimony of 50 dollars weekly. The decree rested on adultery. the co respondent was not named.
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Anna Schoenfeld
Everett
Frank Schoenfeld
Rochester
N. Y
Elizabeth M. Russell
Somerville
Joseph R. Russell
Dundee
Canada
Harry Snell
Maiden
Margaret Snell
Grace Bunker
Tewksbury
Edward L. Bunker
Boston
Lillian M. de Rochemont
Philadelphia
Percy E. de Rochemont
Cambridge
Carrie I. Wood
Ralph A. Wood
Lowell
East Cambridge
Fox
Old Concord resident Catherine Finigan dies at 62 Bedford Street
Mrs. Catherine Higgins Finigan, among Concord’s oldest residents and mother to Rev. William B. Finigan of Cathedral of the Holy Cross in Boston, died after a short illness at her Concord home. Born in Ireland on August 4, 1840, she immigrated over 60 years ago. Survived by six sons and one daughter, funeral set for Monday with a 9:00 am home service and 9:30 am requiem at St. Bernard’s Church.
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Catherine
Higgins) Finigan
Concord
William B. Finigan
Cathedral of the Holy Cross
Boston
Bedford Street
Finigan
Ireland
James Finigan
Patrick Finigan
Philadelphia
James
John A
Martin J
Michael E. Finigan
Mary K. Finigan
St. Bernard’s Church
Losers in Primaries Request Recounts
Petitions for recounts in Wards 2, 6 and 12 were filed with the election department yesterday by Thomas Donovan and Senator J. J. Kearney, defeated by Donovan in the primary return. J. J. Brennan asks a recount in Ward 3 on the nomination for Democratic Representative. Brennan and Sullivan contest Governor's Council votes in Ward 9. Other minor candidates seek recounts.
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Election Department
Thomas
Donovan
J. J. Kearney
J. J. Brennan
J. S. Brennan
Lewis R. Sullivan
Governor's Council
Brennan
Graysons Statement on President Wilsons Condition
President Wilson, ill from overwork after an April Paris influenza attack, is reported by Dr Grayson as suffering nervous exhaustion from the special train trip. The physician says the condition is not alarming but requires rest and quiet for a considerable period to aid recovery.
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San Francisco
Paris
Salt Lake City
Grayson
Fueblo
Wilson
Attorneys say meat storage under control act not hoarding
Washington on September 26 Attorney General Palmer said in a letter to former Governor W R Stubbs that storage of the usual seasonal meat supplies is permissible under the food control act and does not constitute hoarding. The Department of Justice has no plan to prosecute in such cases.
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Palmer
W. R. Stubbs
Kansas
Department of Justice
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