Wilson Lands in Boston After European Trip
President Wilson arrived at Commonwealth Pier Boston at 11 53 am aboard the George Washington ending his Europe tour. Ranks of troops greeted him while 22 suffragettes were arrested near the state house. A large parade through Boston Common and the state house area followed with extensive cheers from crowds.
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New and Well Paid Trade for Disabled Soldiers
Washington, Feb 24 A new and well paid skilled occupation oxy acetylene welding offers free education for discharged disabled soldiers sailors and marines. Trainees receive 65 dollars monthly, all training costs paid, with job placement upon competence, supported by the federal Board for vocational education. The program aims to reeducate war veterans into a high demand field and notes wartime repairs by skilled oxy acetylene workers helped restore ships and support Allied needs.
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Twenty-Four Anarchists Held Over Plot to Kill Wilson
Philadelphia reports ten Cubans and Spaniards arrested on seditious literature links to New York suspects. Secret Service raids in New York and Boston found no bomb. officials push deportation for those facing lesser charges. All prisoners are non citizens, Spaniards, recent arrivals aligned with radical groups and the IWW. Legal steps planned for deportation.
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Melbourne Quarantines In Face Of Influenza Epidemic
In Melbourne, Victoria, officials report a distinct Spanish influenza variant. Dr. Robertson notes relatively low mortality, while New South Wales and Victoria impose quarantines. Theaters halls and meeting places close, and masks are ordered compulsory in New South Wales.
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Police thwarted attempt on Wilson suite in Boston
In Boston at Copley Plaza hotel Andrew J Rogosky of Worcester was arrested shortly after 2 o clock after attempting to reach President Wilson s suite. Secret service men found a rifle on Rogosky and he was taken to police headquarters. Other items include a man in Los Angeles under arrest for illegal wear of a uniform and a House committee report on enforcing wartime prohibition with a treasury law enforcer commissioner. A nationwide referendum bill on the league of nations was also introduced in the House.
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Former Moberly girl to deputy sheriff sparks victory loan talk
A fragmented report notes Lorraine Rogers and Hazel Ruffel, daughters of county sheriffs, have become deputy sheriffs. It also mentions a Liberty Victory Loan campaign planned by Treasury officials, with Boss secretary Glass informing about an intensive drive across the district and the St Louis Republic detailing new arrivals.
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Vendome Hotel Fire Narrowly Averted
Fire at the Vendome hotel was discovered at 5:20 Sunday morning and contained in a third floor partition wall. Firefighters saved the building with crews using water pressure, destroying four third floor rooms. Origin undetermined though blamed on discarded cigarette stubs. Estimated damage ranges between 1 and 3 thousand dollars.
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Central Missionary Society Meeting Inspires Missionary Stories
The Woman's Missionary Society of Central Christian Church met in church parlors Friday afternoon. Mrs Stevens and Mrs Hardi led a devotional. The program, led by Mrs Stone of Section 3, featured "An Afternoon with Our Missionaries" and praised lives of missionaries including Roy and Eredro, who gave up home and children for the gospel. A social hour followed with coffee and pie.
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Clemen ceau to Resume Duties After Shooting
Paris reports Premier Clemenceau, shot by an assassin on Wednesday, is believed able to resume official duties soon. It was expected he might carry out his stated plan to resume his official duties tomorrow.
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Vessel Fire With $3 Million Cargo Kills Crew
A burning ship with beer cargo valued at 3 million dollars exploded into flames near Bres. Lieut Foster of Brooklyn and Boatswain's Mate Rane of Rochester led a rescue attempt before smoke overtook them. Firefighters from the Montana tried to reach the crew but failed. The origin of the blaze remains unknown.
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Odd Fellows Banquet a Success at Hall
The Odd Fellows banquet and literary musical program at their hall Friday night drew over 100 attendees. Highlights included piano solos by Howard Creed and Miss Nellie Lukens, vocal solos by Miss Opal South and Miss Elsie Stoner, a vocal duet by Misses Lucile and Alpha South, and performances by Harold and Autela Putter and Buddy McDonald Butler. The event showcased a lively program of music and readings.
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Soviet Republic Proclaimed in Nuremberg Bavaria
Paris dispatches report a soviet republic proclaimed in Nuremberg, Bavaria, with unrest in Augsburg as mobs and Spartacist bolshevik tendencies are noted. In police court, James Kennedy and John Galph of Macon are fined for minor infractions, while Districts Mannheim and Baden face unfamiliar claims amid a tense political atmosphere.
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Safety Rally Sunday A Great Success
A safety rally Sunday drew strong attendance at the school auditorium under the auspices of the Safety Section of the United States Railroad Administration. The afternoon session was led by J. W. Greenhead, Western Division superintendent, with W. H. Eckard chairing the night session. Speakers urged greater care in train operation and railroad work for the safety of employees and the traveling public.
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