Ex Kaiser Says His People Betrayed Him
Ex Kaiser speaks of betrayal by German people during and after World War I. He recalls 1888 to 1913 talks with Franz Josef and Victoria, laments Social Democrats, and says only God can judge Germany while warning the world has denied peace. He notes the sword of peace was removed by trusted friends.
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Kaiser
German Empire
Franz Josef
Vienna
Rome
Victor Emanuel
Kiel
General von Gontard
Social Democrats
Kaltser
von Gontard
Kaiser Recounts Meeting In Castle Tone And Umbrella Offer
An excerpt describes Kaiser Wilhelm stating he never wished war. General von Gontard offers an umbrella which the Kaiser dismisses, saying those fearing rain can walk under the arbor. They reach the castle bridge where von Gontard nudges him forward.
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von Gontard
Kaiser
Former dean of Simmons to speak on child welfare
Miss Sarah Louise Arnold, former dean of Simmons College, will deliver an address at Trinity Church Newton Centre on Sunday night at 7 15 in the interest of child welfare. The talk titled The Birthright of America's Children will cover child welfare issues and aims to promote protection and better care for young people.
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America
Sarah Louise Arnold
Simmons College
Trinity Church
Newton Centre
Ford Will Not Allow Wage Out
In an interview in his private office, Henry Ford discusses business resilience, plant closures, and a plan to restart production. He cites January orders of 67,000 and outlines a rotating work schedule prioritizing married men, promising no pay cuts and continued support for workers as the industry recovers. He notes the steel market improving as prices fall and praises the motor industry’s essential role in keeping the economy moving.
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Mr. Ford
Thomas Edison
Ford
John Burroughs
Prince of Wales
Frank Klingensmith
Highland Park
Winter Snowstorm Forecast Clears Soon, Weather Bureau
The Federal Building weather bureau said by daybreak or shortly after the snow should cease. No cold wave will follow, though today and tomorrow will be cloudy with fresh west winds.
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Weather Bureau
Federal Building
Police With Drawn Guns Capture Yeggs
A bold Wakefield hold up ended with three suspects arrested in Melrose after binding Curley and Loubris in the office of Curley Brothers grain. The trio, Bartolomew Puma Albert Sarafello and Joseph Visconti, faced Malden District Court as officers halted a getaway car after a lengthy pursuit along Main Street.
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Wakefield Junction
William P. Curley
Emil Loubris
Curley Brothers
Granary
Wakefield
Melrose
Grain Concern
Curley
Loubris
James J. Pollard
Bartolomew Puma
Co*burn Street
Framingham
Albert Sarafello
Ashland Street
Roslindale
Joseph A. Visconti
Spalding Street
Everett
Visconti
Sarafello
Puma
Wakefield Station
Louis Heaton
Main Street
Malden
Boston
Pollard
McDonald
Wakefield Department
Malden Square
George Philips
Captain Heaton
Tonneau
Melroge
George Kerr
Preston
Wakefield Square
U S. Refuses Williamson Military Stay in West Virginia
Charleston dispatch reports the War Department rejected Governor John J. Cornwell’s plea to keep federal troops in Williamson for the coal strike until the trial of the Matewan battle concludes. Adjutant General warned troops would withdraw on the scheduled time, ending the stay.
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Charleston
W. Va
Ar Department
Nas
John J. Cornwell
West Virginia
Williamson
Matewan
Army
Pastors Report Contributions to Relief Funds
Questionnaires mailed by the Massachusetts Federation of Churches seek pastors’ reports on church gifts to the European Relief Council Near East Relief and the China Famine Fund. The program aims to prevent confusion while assisting the funds.
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Massachusetts Federation of Churches
European Relief Council
Near East Relief
China Famine Fund
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Britain
Germany
Earth
Count Oldenburg Bentininck
Amerongen
Lippe
Desmond
Walter von der Voegelweide
MR Masher
Boston Elevated
Simmons
S.C
England
Shreve, Crump and Low Company
Tremont Street
Massachusetts
Kirst
Ford Institution
Hub
Greater Boston
Albany
N. Y
Nantucket
Maine
Portland
Coast Guard
Gannett
Plymouth
Chatham
Biddeford
Plum Island
Mr. Curley
Chief Pollard
U.S
Boston’s
Eter L. Flynn Co
Tremont
New York
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