Eighth Regiment Breaks Camp to Repulse Enemies
Middleton June 30 The Eighth Massachusetts Regiment breaks camp at Lynnfield to rehearse wartime operations. Reds represent the hostile force landing at Salem and Lynnfield, while US troops mobilize at Boxford and Lowell to defend. simulated movements include motor transport and infantry support with orders to delay hostile advances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middleton
Eighth Regiment
Massachusetts
Nilitia
Lynnfield
Lowell
United States
Salem
Boxford
Boston
Sth Infantry
Andover
Lynn
Lynnfield Camp Grounds
Newburyport Turnpike Road
Proctor’s Brook
Middleton Road
Glacier Park Promises Accessible Montana Vision Of Scenic Wonder
A travel pitch touts Glacier National Park in Montana as a premier outdoor destination with easy rail access via the Oriental Limited from Chicago and ample lodging. It promises affordable visiting costs and offers free illustrated brochures upon request, with contact details for Alex Stocks of the Burlington Route.
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Switzerland
Glacier National Park
Montana
Glacier Park
Burlington
Chicago
Glacier Park Hotel
Alex Stocks
New England Pass
Washington St
Poston
Tel
Allied assault delivers trench gains near Krithia
At 10:30 am field guns silenced Turkish wire while Talbot and destroyers kept down enemy fire. A French mortar aided a bold Border Regiment attack on the Saghir redoubt, with success as part of a broad advance. By 11:30 am Royal Fusiliers and Gurkhas pressed forward, taking multiple trench lines and reaching a 1000 yard left advance, though some sectors held firm.
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Paris
Havas
Athens
Gallipoli
Krithia
Talbot
Scorpion
Wolverine
Saghir
Border Regiment
Saghir Dere
Royal Scots
Royal Fusiilleers
Millionaire Bride of Missouri Wedding Amid Old Town Festivities
James McIlhany Thomson and Genevieve Clark wed in open air ceremony under locust trees near Bowling Green. Guests included state officials, Congress members, and dignitaries. 2000 attended with a grand reception and lavish gifts from Wilson, McAdoo, Hearst, and others. George B. Harvey and Henry Watterson among notable attendees.
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Cle
Clark
Missouri
Congress
James McIlhany Thomson
Genevieve Clark
Robert Sherman Boyd
First Presbyterian Church
Lotusville
Clark House
James McKlhany Thomson
Paul Thomson
Imogene Thomson
Virginia
Ann
Sue Bennett
Kansas City
Murray Sanderson
Vera Jane Holcomb
Bowling Green
Clark Grounds
Clark Home
Alleghanies
Ohio
Cumberland
Thomsons
Louisiana
St. Louis
George B. Harvey
New York
The
North American Review
Clark Lawn
Henry Watterson
Louisville
Henry Landsmann
Boston
New England
William J. Bryan
Thomson-Clark
Pike County National Bank
Speaker Clark
Wilson
House of Representatives
McAdoo
Justice
Lamar
William Randolph Hearst
Samuel B. Sneath
General Federation of Women's Clubs
Watterson
Dockery
Knox
Curley
Mary Lockwood
Washington, D. C
Daughters of the American Revolution
Demands Day Law Enforced in Maine Meeting
At Augusta on June 3 the Christian Civic League secretary urged Governor Curtis to warn negligent sheriffs and, if needed, convene the Legislature to impeach and remove them. He called for militia use to enforce the prohibitory law. Curtis replied the governor lacks power to enforce the law and cited Supreme Court language. Berry pressed for legislative power.
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Augusta
Reny
Wilbur F. Berry
Christian Civic League
Curtig
Executive Council
Curtis
Emery
The
Supreme Court
Maine
Mr. Berry
Police clear Revere Beach gambling operations
Chief Herbert W. West of the Metropolitan Park police began action at Revere Beach to shut down 15 gambling sites along the boulevard. All but two complied. those two refused to close and continued operations, with warrants to be sought if they reopen.
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Herbert W. West
Revere Beach
Metropolitan Park Police
Revere Beach Boulevard
West
Miss Joyeuse Gray Engaged to Harold Stimpson Ellms
Announcement reports the engagement of Joyeuse Gray daughter of William Henry Gray of the Hotel Beaconsfield Brookline to Harold Stimpson Ellms son of Henry E. Ellms of 6 Hampshire Street Everett. Gray formerly resided in New York and was a prominent Brookline debutante active in winter social events.
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Joyeuse Gray
William Henry Gray
Beaconsfield
Brookline
Harold Stimpson Ellms
Henry E. Ellms
Hampshire Street
Everett
Miss Gray
New York
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REDS
Massachusetts Volunteer Militia
America
B. B. Birch
United States Army
Lion Roll
Lion
United Shirt & Collar CO
Troy
N.Y
Horlick
Allen
Taffeta
Bride
Jean Roberts
Alexandria
Genevieve
Mrs. Clark
Mrs. Washington Grove
Miss Thomson
Pike County
Iowa Line
Ninth Congressional District
Court House
Elliott W. Major
Major
Missouri Spirit
Washington Street
Benjamin Butler
Harold S. Ellms
Filene
Express
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