Austria Accepts Treaty Boundaries After Long War
Vienna reaction to the peace treaty is subdued as officials and editors note the frontiers reduce Austria's size. The text arrives in the early hours, and Austrians await the formal German version with mixed views on leverage and future stability.
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Vienna
Associated Press
Empire of
Austria
Amsterdam
Benedik
Neue Freie Presse
Arbeiter Zeitung
Wilson
Seitz
Man Believed Dead Returns Home From France
Bridgewater resident Bernard A. Lepper, once reported dead from pneumonia in France with the American army, has returned home after losing his registration card overseas. The card was found among a dead soldier’s effects, prompting the mistaken death report. Lepper arrived in New York with the 79th Division days earlier.
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Bridgewater
Bernard A. Lepper
France
Lepper
New York
79Th
Conference Held by Grand Trunk Employees
Portland Me June 4 Committees from Grand Trunk Railway lines in the United States allied with the Brotherhood of Railroad Station Men and Railroad Employees Alliance met officials today. They discussed a new wage schedule and general changes in working conditions.
Wilson greets NC-4 airmen in Paris reception
In Paris on June 4 President Wilson hosted Lieutenant-Commander A C Read Commander John H Towers and Lieutenant-Commander P N L Bellinger of the NC-4 and NC-1. He praised their flight and expressed pride in their achievement. They met French minister Georges Leygues and left for England with Admiral Benson observing.
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Paris
Wilson
A. C. Read
John H. Towers
America
Europe
P. N. L. Bellinger
Towers
Georges Leygues
Marine
William S. Benson
Naval Operations
England
Molasses Tank Burst Triggers New Suit in Suffolk Court
The Industrial Alcohol Company tank on Commercial Street burst, killing several people. Bay State Railway sues for $200,000, claiming damages from hot and cold molasses mix and overfilled pumping. Freight car and property losses cited total over $42,000 plus other costs.
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Commercial Street
Industrial Alcohol Company
Suffolk Superior Court
Bay State Railway
Wallace B. Donham
Donham
Bay State
Ex Gouvernor William T. Haines of Maine Dead
Former Governor William T. Haines died of pneumonia at a Augusta hospital after an operation. A Waterville resident, he practiced law and managed timberland interests. Haines served in both legislative branches and the late Governor John F. Hill's Council, elected governor in 1912 for a two year term.
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Augusta
William T. Haines
Waterville
John F. Hill
Frederick W. Plaisted
University of Maine
Albany Law School
Noshe Says Defences Prepared for Emergencies
Paris report says German minister of defence Gustav Noshe toured coastal defences and ordered personnel to prepare for emergencies. The information circulated amid peace conference discussions.
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Paris
Gustav Noshe
Guest Conductor Strube Leads Italian Program Tonight
Symphony Hall presents a Pop concert with guest conductor Strube. The program includes Verdi Aida Triumphal March and La Forza del Destino excerpts, Rossini overtures and violin solo, Mascagni Cavalleria Rusticana interlude, Puccini and Verdi selections, Corelli canzone, and Puccini Dance of the Hours style items.
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Mr. Strube
Rossini Pribueo
Rossini
Corelli
Antoinee Gerardi
van Westerhout
Srisnandy
Giulia
Bolzoni
Madora
Ponchiell
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Jordan Marsh
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New Jersey Sports Coats
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