German Statesmen Blamed by Ludendorff in War Reflections
General Ludendorff accuses imperial officials of inefficiency and claims the high command bore less blame for Germany's defeat. He criticizes Berlin statesmen over Bernhardis book disclosures and asserts Kaiser’s role in 1917 Crown Council decisions. He vows to reveal key figures behind the blunders.
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Ludendorff
Bernhardi
London
Berlin
Admiral von Hintze
Dr. Solf
Kaiser
High Command
Crown Council
Germany
First Showing in City at Columbia Theatre
The Columbia Theatre hosts the first city showing today. Patrons will view the debut film presented on the venue’s screen, marking a cultural milestone for local audiences.
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Columbia Theatre
Fleods Rise From Luck to Lead in Universal Film
A mechanic who overrelies on luck learns to apply effort and climbs to a position of importance with good pay. The Universal Educational Department presents the story. A capable cast appears in the picture.
Soldier Antonio Grande Dies by Self Inflicted Shot at Armory
Springfield authorities report Private Antonio Grande of the ordnance detachment at the United States Armory, a North Adams native, died by self inflicted gunfire while on sentry duty. A medical board investigates as motives remain unknown. He had served only a few months.
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Springfield
Antonio Grande
Ordnance
United States Armory
North Adams
One Punch Brings Twelve to Court on Hanover Street
Tom Farrell and Joe Marks visited Levine's jewelry shop to buy 14 cent streetcar union duel buttons. Farrell's nose was injured, leading to a Central Court appearance lasting two hours. Three assault and battery defendants, two lawyers, two advisories to lawyers, a store proprietor, three policemen, and a "stretcher-bearer" were involved as the matter stretched beyond concise chronology.
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Tom Farrell
Joe Marks
Levine
Hanover Street
Farrell
Central Court
Farrel, Marks Dispute Over 14 Cent Butters Ends in Fight
Tom Farrell and Joe Marks clash with Proprietor Levine over 14 cent butter prices. A store clerk Henry Jacobs punches Farrell. Farrell seeks medical help. Police and lawyers enter, witnesses vary. Jacobs faces pending decision in a week.
Vatican Choir Arrives Aboard Canopic For U S Tour
The White Star liner Canopic docks at Hoosac piers in Charles town with the Sistine Choir aboard. A quartet of soloists Izio Cecchini Alessandro Gabrielli Mariano Dado and Luigi Gentili will perform. opening concert set for Carnegie Hall New York on Sunday afternoon September 14.
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Sistine Choir
Izio Cecchini
Aeemeie Gabrielli
Mariano Dado
Luigi Gentili
Hoosac
Charlestown
Vatican
Rome
America
Alessandro Gabrielli
Carnegie Hall
New York
Budget Reform Advocated by Governor Coolidge
Governor Coolidge calls for a national budget system to curb wartime excesses and coordinate congressional spending. He argues Congress lacks a unified framework, noting 29 independent appropriations committees impede oversight and waste reduction.
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Coolidge
United States
Congress
Seamen advised to accept government settlement in Australia
The Australian Seamen's Union urged striking sailors to accept the government settlement and expected their return to work. The two month strike ends as sailors appear to back off.
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Melbourne
Australian Seamen’s Union
Leavings From a Whaleman Log Book and Navigation Plans
A narrator reflects on learning from a whaleman log book and charted courses to safely steer a vessel. Stakes include family and money as the story promises daily updates in the Post. Mass times are listed for St. Mary’s North End with multiple service hours.
Bow Head voyage to Arctic seals and whaling crew
An unnamed narrator recalls purchasing the vessel Bow Head in Norway in 1897 after the Navarch wrecked. He sails with his wife and daughter, gathering five mates and five boatsteerers in New Bedford and planning a long Arctic cruise via Suez, the Mediterranean, and across to Yokohama. The journey faces pilot skepticism and self reliance in harsh seas.
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Navarch
Arctic
Norway
New York
New Bedford
Yokohama
Japan
Suez
Port Said
Christiana
London
Gottenberg
Sweden
Gottenburg
Sanderfjord
Nansen
Fram
Suez Canal
Provincetown
North Sea
English Channel
Bay of Biscay
Straits of Gibraltar
Mediterranean Sea
Red Sea
Indian Ocean
Straits of Malacca
China
Gibraltar
Ishmalia
Singapore
Cook
Channel
Dungeness
New England Price Guarantee Promise on All Sold Goods
A retailer pledges to match or beat the lowest price on the same items in New England. The policy aims to ensure customers pay the lowest available rate and may apply to comparable articles across competing stores.
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New England
Signs of worms in mothers ad for Dr True's Elixir
Advertisement touts Dr True's Elixir as a cure for worm infestations in babies. A Flint Michigan mother reports her child was cured and urges others to start treatment, inviting free correspondence with Dr True's Co. Auburn Maine. The ad lists symptoms and prints an address for orders.
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H. N. Roberts
Asylum Street
Flint
Mich
Dr. True
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Joe
Trey
Sam
Henry Jacobs
Marks
Jacobs
Gouth
Jacobus
Commonwealth
U. S
Bovinine
Inelo
Houston
John A. Cook
Provincetown, Mass
Whaleman’s Log Book
Daily
Sunday Post
St. Mary’s
North End
Catholic Church Notes
Mission Church
Roxbury
The
Cathedral of the Holy Cross
St. James
Jordan Marsh Company
Jordan Marsh
Norfolk
Palm Beach
Palmer
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