No Peace Without Victory Sermon Warns of German Threat
President Murlin of Boston University delivering a baccalaureate sermon warned that Germany seeks ruthlessness and destruction. He urged decisive action and proclaimed there can be no peace without victory, citing the Kaiser as responsible for civilization’s breakdown and urging swift, strong measures. The address was given at New Old South Church with musical support from the college choir.
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Murlin
Boston University
New Old South Church
College of Liberal Arts
John P. Marshall
William Edwards Huntington
William F. Warren
With His Own Weapons Kultur of Culture was the subject
A brief item centers on a lecture or discussion titled Kultur of Culture, focusing on its themes and the speaker's approach. The piece notes the event as a cultural program and highlights its aim to examine cultural practices and modern arts.
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Kultur of Culture
Russians Beat Turks in Mesopotamian Front Victory
Russian troops won a victory against the Turks in the Sakis region on the Mesopotamian frontier and seized three heights. The war office also reported repulsing a Kurdish attack southeast of Erzingan in Armenia.
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Yondon
British Admiralty
Sakis
Mesopotamian
War Office
Erzingan
Armenia
Admiral Sims Hails Jutland Heroes At Kingsway Service
Vice Admiral William S. Sims spoke at a Kingsway opera house thanksgiving service in London praising British naval heroes of Jutland. He said the United States stands ready to join Britain in liberty battles, recalling a prior 1910 speech about American support if England faced threat.
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William S. Sims
Opera House
Kingsway
Jutland
Admiral Sims
America
Wilson
United States
Long Guildhall
England
Arrest of Sailor Also Interests 125000 Beach Visitors
A Roxbury resident driving near Revere Beach struck and knocked down six pedestrians at Shirley Avenue corner. One woman among those injured drawn into a high profile incident drawing 125000 beachgoers as the crowd watched.
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Roxbury
Revere Beach
Shirley Avenue
Riotous arrest at seaside pavilion ends in crowd chaos
Last evening a blue jacket sailor was arrested in a merry go round pavilion after a fight drew a large crowd at the beach. Police blocks traffic as thousands gather to witness the scene. One autoist, S L Blumenthal, faces reckless driving charges after injuring several pedestrians, with Eldridge among the injured.
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Woodbine Street
Roxbury
Blumenthal
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Holton Street
Danvers
Oliver Dana
Charles Galencia
Newbury Street
Harvey Eldridge
Vine Street
Max Hill
Second Street
Chelsea
Albert Hill
Eldridge
Parkway
George McKinnon
George
Park Athletic Association Holds Flag Raising at Chambers Street
The Park Athletic Association in the West End hosted a flag raising at its Chambers Street clubhouse yesterday afternoon. A patriotic speech and songs marked the occasion with community participation.
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Park Athletic Association
West End
Chambers Street
Pay Day at Plattsburg Brings Officer Payrolls
At the officers training camp in Plattsburg New York orders posted for field equipment to be carried during all marches and maneuvers. Payrolls of student officers are being prepared and pay will begin tomorrow. Reserve officers receive rank pay plus regular army compensation while others get 100 dollars a month. Major Reginald Barlow of New York is in command of the sixth company and Major Theodore Roosevelt Jr in temporary command of the first company.
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Plattsburg
N. Y
Reginald Barlow
New York
New England Regiment
Theodore Roosevelt, Jr
New York Regiment
Thayer Dies at Somerville Home Former Herald Employee
Percy B S Thayer longtime Herald employee died at 26 Burnside Avenue West Somerville. He served as Boston Typographical Union president and two times as its delegate to the International Typographical Union. He led the Franklin Typographical Society and belonged to Winter Hill Council A O U W. Survived by widow Mrs Nellie Thayer two sons Percy E and Shelley E and sister Mrs Joseph Elms.
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Universalist Church
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Boston Typographical Union
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Winter Hill Council
Nellie Thayer
Percy E
Shelley E
Joseph Elms
Roslindale
Window accident at 42 Sawyer Avenue Dorchester
Mary Daley aged 19 fell while raising a window at 42 Sawyer Avenue Dorchester yesterday morning. She tumbled about 30 feet and was transported by Station 11 ambulance to City Hospital with brain concussions and a possible spinal fracture.
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City Hospital
U. S. Commission Arrives in Russia
The American commission led by Mr Robert Root travels overland to the Pacific coast and boards a fast naval vessel for the Orient. Joined by envoys and military aides, the group awaits the Petrograd arrival to support the provisional government. The mission includes John R. Mott Cyrus H. McCormick Samuel R. Berton James Duncan Charles Edward Russell and others.
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John R. Mott
Cyrus H. McCormick
Samuel R. Bertron
James Duncan
Charles Edward Russell
Hugh L. Scott
James H. Glennon
R. E. I. Michie
William V. Judson
Z. Bentley Mott
Holton C. Karl
Alva D. Barnhard
Glennon
Charles R. Crane
U S Flyers to Train in France Before Frontlines
Contracts awarded to an American firm to build a two squadron aviation field in France for final pre front training. The National Defense Council says the site is selected and materials will be shipped from the U S to duplicate U S army fields already in use.
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France
Aircraft Production Board
The
National Defence Council
American aviation plan to train and deploy pilots in France
The Committee on Public Information announces final training will be in French aircraft with French instructors. US fields near completion by July 20 will train 500 aviators who will then sail to France to finish preparation on French machines. France and Britain expect aviation to be a key American contribution to victory.
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Committee On Public Information
Howard F. Coffin
Atlantic
France
Great Britain
Ameriaa
America
Malden Girl to Wed Everett Man in Malden Church
Miss Marion Julia Cox a Malden High School graduate class of 1913 will marry Paul Lawrence Hollis of Everett next Saturday. The ceremony will be at St. Pauls Episcopal Church Malden announced yesterday by the bride’s parents Mr and Mrs John F C Cox.
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Malden High School
Paul Lawrence Hollis
Everett
John F. C. Cox
St. Paul's Episcopal Church
Malden
U S Needs Experts In Many Lines
Great rush for army equipment creates demand for technical men in government service. Leather, shoe, cotton cloth and hat making experience sought. Superintendent of leather inspection needed in Ordnance Department. Applicants should know leather chemistry. Salary 2000 to 3000 dollars annually.
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Ordnance Department
Government service seeks textile inspectors and engineers
The quartermaster corps and other departments advertise numerous vacancies nationwide. Open roles include inspectors of textiles and cotting, cloth supervisors, examiners of hats and merchandise, field artillery munition sub inspectors, naval yard helpers, laboratory aids, office helpers, messenger boys, weight clerks, mechanical draftsmen, radio lab assistants, stenographers, and physicists with salaries from 3.28 to 3000 a year. Applications to the United States Civil Service Commission in Boston are urged immediately.
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Ordnance Department
Navy Yard
Hull
Charlestown Navy Yard
Watertown Arsenal
Boston
United States Navy
Bridgeport
Conn
Bureau of Ordnance
Navy Department
New York
Bureau of Standards
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