National Guard Holds Distribution of Training and Tours
Adjutant General Stevens announced the annual National Guard schedules with four day schools of instruction and longer tours of duty. The list lists Camp Devens Barnstable Fort Strong Boston Harbor Fort Ethan Allen and Vermont locations for periods from June to October with multiple units included.
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National Guard
Stevens
New England States
Camp Devens
Gineers
Ninth Infantry
Coast Artillery Corps
Fort Strong
Field Artillery
Barnstable
Coast Artillery
Boston Harbor
Massachusetts and
Rhode Island Cavalry
Fort Ethan Allen
Clark University Mathematics Professor Resigns
Worcester June 2 John Shaw French longtime Clark University mathematics professor submitted his resignation to take effect at the end of the current examination period after three years in the post.
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Worcester
John Shaw French
Clark University
Mrs Worswick Writer and Dramatic Critic Dies
Sudden death on June 1 ends Mary A. Worswick career in journalism and theatre publicity. Beginning at the Boston Post and the New York World, she later served as Sunday editor of the Albany Argus and worked on publicity for major plays and musical productions in New York. She leaves a son, Lloyd Worswick.
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Mary A. Worswick
Lloyd Worewick
Britain May Aid U. S. in Rounding Up Bergdoll
Washington reports that Britain may assist the United States in capturing Grover Cleveland Bergdoll, the escaped draft evader, as War Department officials indicate the British government has shown interest in the case and could help obtain his return from Germany.
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Washington
Grover Cleveland Bergdoll
War Department
United States
Germany
Canadian Hero Arrives in Boston for Ancient and Honorable Artillery Day
Major-General Sir Edward Morrison and Lady Morrison arrive in Boston from Ottawa to be greeted by Adjutant-General Jesse Stevens and Governor Cox at the State House. Morrison, a Canadian war hero and master-general of ordnance, commanded artillery in World War I and earned knighthood from King George and the Prince of Wales. He attends the Ancient and Honorable Artillery Company field day as their guest.
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Edward Morrison
Canada
Ottawa
Lady Morrison
Boston
Jesse F. Stevens
Governor Cox
State House
Morrison
Haig
George
Prince of Wales
General Morrison
Ancient and Honorable Artillery Company
U S Alone Decisions on German Seized Ships
Washington reports that the United States alone must decide any payments to the reparations commission for German ships seized during the war. Officials note the Wilson Lloyd George agreement was never ratified and U S ownership rests on wartime Congressional acts.
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United States
Paris
Germany
Washington
Commercial Travelers in Annual Convention in Worcester
The New England Grand Council of the United Commercial Travelers of America opens its 26th annual convention in Worcester. Mayor Sullivan and civic representatives give welcome addresses as reports show 31 subordinate councils with 8743 members in New England and 105000 members in the United States and Canada supreme council. Worcester Council with 1600 members is the largest. Officers to be elected tomorrow.
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Worcester
New England
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