Russian Cabinet Changes and Kerensky's Front Move
Reuters dispatch from Petrograd reports Premier Kerensky has again started for the front at the urging of the Central Committee of Soldiers and Workmen's Delegates. An authorized statement from Petrograd says a partial ministerial crisis solution was reached. it confirms Prince Lvov resigned over agrarian policy, due to irreconcilable differences with socialist ministers, notably the agriculture minister.
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Russian Cabinet Crisis Over Republic Proclamation
The divergence centered on whether to immediately proclaim a republic or prepare a preliminary measure for the constitutional assembly to act. Most ministers oppose drastic questions about dissolving the Duma and Council of State amid war strain. Nekrasoff named minister without portfolio to act as premier during Kerensky's absence as changes proceed. London reports Localist ministers issued an ultimatum for republic proclamation and sweeping reforms.
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News From Man At Front For Home Folks
Washington July 22 Adjutant General McCain plans a new division to compile and relay information about officers and enlisted men serving abroad to their friends and relatives on inquiry, ensuring home folks receive updates.
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Golf Next Saturday at Arlmont Club Arlington Heights
Announcement states the fourth round of the season’s trophy tournament will be played at Arlmont Golf Club in Arlington Heights next Saturday afternoon.
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Cambridge Hearings on Magazine Park Playground Plan
Citizens urged to attend a public hearing tomorrow at 8 PM in the Cambridge City Hall Council Chamber. The meeting seeks support for making Magazine Park a safe healthful up-to-date playground to benefit Cambridge children and future welfare.
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Cambridge Voices Urge Immediate Park Improvements at Magazine Beach
Cambridge citizens, clergy, doctors, lawyers and parents unite over the need for $25,000 to upgrade Magazine Park and Beach. Amid petitions and a mass gathering of hundreds of children, officials acknowledge action is essential, separating social welfare from politics.
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Magazine Beach hearing to discuss 25000 playground fund
Cambridge City Council to consider a 25000 appropriation to transform Magazine Park into a modern playground and bathhouse for city children. Public hearing on Tuesday night will urge comprehensive improvements and permanent facilities with broad civic support and objections voiced by local leaders and lawyers.
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Seven Injured as Car Hits Auto in Malden
Seven people were injured when a Bay State Street railway car crashed into a car driven by Phillip Flesher of 48 Warren Avenue Malden at North Reading yesterday afternoon. Flesher and companions stopped at Park and Main to let Harry Jeweles alight. Jeweles, thinking the street car would stop, waved to the motorman as the car sped forward and struck the rear of the auto.
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Injured family in Malden and Dorchester in street car crash
Phillip Flesher and his wife Dora, plus their daughters Bessie Sadie and Evaline, are hospitalized with severe injuries after an electric street car collision in Malden. Bertha Feinstein and Mrs. Jeweles also suffer bruises. Drs Averell and Dow treated the injured until ambulance transfer. The motorman J J Carroll claims no stop sign was present and he could not stop in time.
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German gains on Aisne and Galicia fronts Amid fighting
Berlin reports German penetration of French positions on the Aisne front near Bray en Laonnois and Cerny with greater British front activity. In Galicia the eastern offensive has progressed to a great success as Russians suffer heavy losses and prisoners. Paris notes say German assaults on Verdun failed while fresh troops were brought up on the Aisne front and losses inflicted on the attackers.
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Sixth Regiment Makes 12 Mile Hike Into Boxboro
SIXTH MAKES 12-MILE HIKE BOXBORO July 22 In a dusty hot trek from Sudbury the Sixth regiment arrived at 1 45 PM and was greeted by Boxboro and surrounding towns. The band led the way as about 160 men set up camp at Lewis Richardson’s farm Centre Boxboro. They enjoyed bathing and a concert by the regimental band while hundreds watched and autos lined the camp area. Some men suffered blistered feet but most completed the hike including a double quick ascent of West Acton hill.
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Admiral Knight in Tokio to Thank Japan
Admiral Austin M. Knight arrived in Tokio to convey U S thanks to the Japanese government for sending home on a warship the body of George W. Guthrie, the late American ambassador.
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Germans in Heavy Attacks Across Fronts War News July 22
Siam declares war on Germany and Austria as nine steamers totaling 19,000 tons are seized. French and Russian fronts show intense activity with French defense near Soissons Rheims and heavy German pressure along Chemin des Dames. In Galicia the Russian line weakens as Germans and Austro-Hungarians press, reaching Tarnopol and threatening Brzezany.
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Paris War Office Reports Violent Battle in France Hurte bise Craonne
The Paris war office says fighting raged yesterday in France around Hurte bise and Craonne with unprecedented bombardment. German batteries were concentrated on the Casemates and California plateaux as troops attacked and suffered heavy losses, while California plateau saw foothold gained in our first line after checks. Artillery remained active in Champagne and left bank Meuse areas.
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Training for U S officers in France and Britain
A large group of American officers left today for French and British military schools to undergo a lengthy course in modern warfare. When the courses completed other officers will take their places, and later non commissioned officers will have the same opportunity.
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