Italy’s Claims and Secrecy Color Paris Peace Talks
Arberry argues that Italian grievances were longstanding and that the Big Four delayed addressing them, maintaining secrecy about discussions. He cites censorship, unanswered questions on Monroe Doctrine, Saar and Danzig, and credits Venizelos for Greece’s gains, while noting potential British and American influences on policy.
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Ublic
Italy
Wilson
Paris
America
Great Britain
France
Russia
Lloyd George
Clemenceau
Austria
Rome
Young Soldier Dies of Wound in Civil War Era Notice
Francis L. Johnson, a 1917 enlistee from Dorchester, died at the Marine Hospital Chel Sea from heart trouble worsened by septic wound infection. Injured at Camp Greene, he was discharged in 1918 and later treated at Massachusetts General and the Marine Hospital. He leaves a widow and siblings. funeral at St Mark's Church after a home service.
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Francis L. Johnson
United States Marine Hospital
Chel Sea
Catherine M.ann
John T. Johnson
Idwin Street
Dorchester
Army
Camp Greene
N. C
Massachusetts General Hospital
War Risk Insurance
Marine Hospital
Young Johnson
High School of Commerce
Katherine H
Julia A
Grace E
John F
William L. Johnson
Edwin Street
St. Mark’s Church
Boston House Advances Tax Increase for City Funds
The House passed to a third reading a bill by Mayor Peters raising the city tax limit by 3 dollars, adding 4 1/2 million dollars for municipal use. Boston figures prominently in debate over local control vs legislative oversight and a proposed mayoral term change. A Soldiers' Memorial Commission bill also moved on, planning a Boston site and a Grand Army memorial building, with funding goals and veteran representation.
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House of Representatives
Peters
House
Boston
Reading
Cambridge
Representative Hays
Hays
Committee On Military Affairs
Soldiers’ Memorial Commission
Massachusetts
United States
Germany
Grand Army Building Memorial Association
Trains Pour In Troops for New England Parade
Boston becomes a military camp as 10 000 Yankee Division troops arrive from Camp Devens for today’s parade and review in New England’s Own. Engineers and officers billeted across Armories while Mechanic Arts High School classes suspend to watch. Food, bedding, and K P duties arranged by State Guard. goats and guards noted among bustling preparations.
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Boston
New England
Mechanic Arts High School
State Guard
K. P
101St
T. Main
Perry ‘Street
Winchester
East Armory
Soldiers Arrive in Boston for Billeted Camp Devens Return
Hundreds of cots fill armories across Boston and suburbs for billeting soldiers from Camp Devens. Many troops choose to spend the night with families while local men receive permission to be away. First Battalion of Boston's 101st Infantry arrives aboard trains to Front Street and Huntington yards, greeted by cheering crowds. An aerial observation accompanies the arrivals.
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Mechanics
Camp Devens
Boston
101St Engineers
First Corps Cadets
101St Infantry
East Armory
51St Infantry
South Armory
Horticultural Hall
Cambridge Armory
Charlestown
Commonwealth Armory
Park Square
Mechanics’ Building
New England
Camp
Huntington Avenue
Othine Double Strength Freckle Remedy Ad
This advertisement promotes Othine double strength to remove freckles. Apply nightly and morning, promising removal of freckles and lighter spots with money back guarantee if it fails. One ounce often suffices for a clear complexion.
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Anton Manuppelli
Fall River
Anton
Brockton
Fall River Mills
L Company
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Jordan Marsh Company
Norfolk
Jordan Marsh
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