Phone Girls Fold Dance at Triumph Ball in Boston
A grand march led by Colonel Logan and Miss Julia O Connor opened the Telephone Operators Union ball at Symphony Hall. The event celebrated their strike victory with many Hello girls from Greater Boston and Yankee Division guests, plus Mayors Quinn and Haines in attendance.
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Anna Brady
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Cambridge
Mayor Haines
Medford
Exams Lifted for Soldiers in Massachusetts
The Massachusetts House passed a bill suspending civil service exams for returning soldiers sailors and marines residents of the state. Appointments may be made without exams with fitness decided by the appointing officer, and the suspension lasts until July 1 1920.
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Wilhelm's Fate May Not Be in Treaty
Paris April 29 The question of holding the former German Emperor responsible remains undecided as plenary sessions failed to act on the Council of Four report. Parliamentarians say the council could still press the report into the peace treaty, but inaction blocks inclusion unless a secret plenary session orders action.
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Lodge Speaks on Italy and Adriatic Control in Peace Talks
Senator Lodge urges Italy to regain Italia Irredenta and gain Adriatic military access while ensuring Slav ports. He cites Fiume as vital to Italy’s security and urges Italy to secure Adriatic access for Slavs, seeing a united barrier state after Austria’s dissolution. The piece also notes a University of Massachusetts dinner at Hotel Thorndike with President Charles Bangs as speaker.
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President's Note to Italians Public on Peace Terms
President lays out the fourteen points basis for postwar peace and outlines Italian frontier concessions and the Adriatic settlement. He argues for Trieste and Pola to Italy, Fiume as an autonomous port, and island adjustments, under the League of Nations framework, to secure lasting peace and minority protections.
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Family of Nations
Injustice Fueled Europe’s Long Conflict, Says Commentator
A quoted passage argues that long standing grievances and biased nursing of perceived wrongs have sustained unrest across Europe for generations and contributed to the recent terrible war, highlighting deep-seated resentments and their impact on peace.
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Europe
Battery D Boys Welcomed Home in New Bedford
New Bedford greeted Battery D of the 102d Field Artillery on their return from Camp Devens. A citywide celebration tolled factory and church bells as 74 residents packed the center of town to welcome the unit. Mayor Arnley and the city government led the reception, with the regimental band joining the parade.
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End of War Nears as Final Push Intensifies
Amid mounting combat, allied forces press a decisive final drive toward victory. Government leaders urge unity and swift action to secure peace, signaling a closing chapter after lengthy conflict and heavy casualties.
Alliance of U S and French Banks Forms New Corporation
New York April 29 The First National Bank of Boston and other large American banks join with major French banks to form the French American Banking Corporation. Half the stock goes to American interests and half to French. The Capitol includes $1,000,000 with $500,000 surplus. Directors will be six Americans and six French.
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France
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New England War Camp Conference Opens at Jamaica Pond House
A district conference of the War Camp Community Service begins this morning for a two day session at Jamaica Pond House 241 Perkins Avenue Jamaica Plain one of the war service houses. The event marks the war effort peak for the region.
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