Germany backs peace under stress as Michaelis speaks
July 20 Copenhagen report describes Chancellor Michaelis arguing war was forced on Germany by Russia and England. Reichstag adopts a peace without annexations or indemnities by 214 to 116 with 17 not voting, while praising submarine warfare and demanding broader political reform at home.
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Reichstag
Germany
Great Britain
Karl Helfferich
Johannes Kaemph
von Bethmann-Hollweg
Russia
Vienna
Austria-Hungary
England
America
Fatherland
Europe
France
League
Prussia
Fehrenbach
Centre
Philip Scheidemann
House of Commons
Herr Schiedemann
Attempt to Kill Kaiser Repeated in Amsterdam Report
An alleged account from a claimant in Amsterdam alleges two American men approached Emperor William at the great headquarters on July 8 before Vienna, were seized with revolvers, and shot within 24 hours after arrest. The report, attributed to a Reuters despatch, is urged to be treated with caution.
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Amsterdam
William
Great Headquarters
Vienna
Reuter
Bathhouse Proposal for Magazine Beach Cambridge
Plans by architects Martin and Freeley propose a new bathhouse at Magazine Beach Cambridge with a central building and stockades costing about 10 000 dollars. The design remodels the Powder Magazine for a bathhouse for boys and will serve 20 men women and girls with a fireproof exterior.
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Magazine Beach
Cambridge
Martin & Freeley
Powder Magazine
Cambridge petition seeks 25000 for Magazine Park Beach improvement
715 Cambridge citizens from Harvard bridge to Harvard square signed a petition to Mayor Wendell D. Rockwood and the City Council for an immediate 25000 appropriation to develop Magazine Park Playground into a first class park by the beach. The campaign shows broad business support and strong ward by ward sentiment.
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Cambridge
Magazine Park
Harvard Bridge
Massachusetts Avenue
Harvard Square
Wendell D. Rockwood
University City
Magazine Beach Park Petition Seeks $25,000 Upgrade
Cambridge residents petition city leaders for immediate approval and funding of twenty five thousand dollars to extend Magazine Beach Park toward the Cottage Farm bridge and to complete permanent improvements. The signers praise the park as a vital playground for poor children and urge modernization after years of neglect.
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Cambridge
Magazine Beach Park
City of
Charles River
Cambridge Park Commissioners
Cottage Farm Bridge
Cambridge voters back $25 000 Magazine Beach plan
The petition for a $25,000 appropriation to overhaul Magazine Beach drew strong support in Cambridge with 715 of 750 readers signing. Plans by Martin and Freeley lay out a $10,000 bath house, $8,000 for Powder Magazine remodelling, and $12,000 more for lawn, benches, and courts to provide proper play areas for boys and girls.
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Cambridge
Magazine Beach
Cambridge urged to improve Magazine Beach facilities now
Cambridge doctors and clergymen unite in demanding immediate upgrades for Magazine Beach. They urge a $25,000 modernization including a cement bathhouse, improved sanitary conditions, and better safety to benefit hundreds of children who use the park daily.
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William H. Burke, Jr
Board of Health
Magazine Beach
John F. Fair
Harvard Summer School Hop Dances At Hemenway Gym
The Harvard Summer School held its annual informal dance at Hemenway gymnasium with more than 600 attendees including many instructors. Dancing ran from 8 to 10 30 and an all day excursion to Whittierland Hav erhill and Amesbury will follow led by a faculty instructor.
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Harvard Summer School
Hemenway Gymnasium
Department of Physical Education
Whittierland
Haverhill
Amesbury
Ice mint ends foot misery for tired feet at last
Patented Ice Mint promises instant relief for sore corn and callous. Rub a little on tender areas to cool and soothe the skin, loosen the corn, and lift it out easily with care. A small jar sold at drug stores offers quick, gentle relief and comfort for burned or aching feet.
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Japan
Boston urged to build great hub fleet for victory
Walter F B Wyman urged Boston to expand shipping with 10 new steel and wooden ships to boost prosperity and create direct sailings from Boston as a wartime export slogan. He argued the fleet would deny German U boats and support England, emphasizing ongoing business ties abroad. Harold B. Gregory warned exporters that cooperation is essential to secure wartime success and prevent domestic business collapse.
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Boston
Walter FB. Wyman
Export Managers’ Club of
New York
Boston Export Round Table
City Club
England
Harold B. Gregory
New York Club
Death by suicide of Mrs Anna Conin in Dedham attic
Mrs Anna Conin aged 50 died yesterday by hanging in the attic of her Dedham home on Schiler Street. Temporary insanity is given as the cause.
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Anna Conin
Ear
Schiler Street
Dedham
Woman praises Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound
A Lowell Massachusetts woman describes relief from age related changes and nervous symptoms after using Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. She reports less headaches and pain and improved ability to work. Other warning symptoms listed include hot flashes suffocation and dizziness.
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Lowell, Mass
Lydia E. Pinkham
Margaret Quinn
Worthen St
Lowell
Mass
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