GE Mutual Benefit 10th Field Day at Lee Park Peabody
The General Electric Mutual Benefit Association holds its 10th annual field day at Lee Park Peabody on Saturday June 22 with open handicap events including 100 and 220 yard dashes 88 yard and five mile runs running high and brown jump. Prizes include watches for first and second and a cup for third. Autos meet athletes at the Lynn Boston & Maine railroad station to transport them to the park. Entry blanks available from J P O'Brien General Electric Co building West Lynn.
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West Lynn
Krupp Official Pins War Responsibility On Kaiser Allies
Dr Wilhelm Muehlen former Krupp director says Germany backed Austria Hung ary and Emperor William forced leaders to back his war policy. He joins Prince Lichnowsky in placing sole blame on the Kaiser and his advisers for the outbreak of the conflict. In another scene American gunners repelled a German advance with heavy fire leaving streets littered with dead and wounded. American officers estimate 1000 German casualties.
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Muehlen Reveals German Plans and Krupp Links on Eve of War
Dr. Muehlen, former head of Europps, gives AP details of talks with Dr. Helfferich and Krupp officials about the Emperor’s concessions to Austria on the Serbia ultimatum and Germany’s mobilization stance. He recaps warnings, private Austrian connections, and a posture of coercive loyalty from the crown prince’s officers, noting Krupp gun transfers to Belgium and Antwerp defenses.
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Americans Decorated Helmets With Poppies in France
An Associated Press report details American troops decorating steel helmets with poppies at Veuilly-la-Patrie during a French battle. An American officer pledged their battalion would not yield an inch, and the unit stood firm saying they would do anything France wanted.
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Boston Post Receives Greeting From Red Sox Owner
Joseph J. Lannin, former Red Sox owner and current Garden City Hotel proprietor, sent a greeting to the Boston Post that editor received yesterday. The note highlights Lannin's continued ties to Boston and his Long Island hotel venture.
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Long Island, N. Y
High praise for American fighting in Chateau Thierry action
London dispatch reports the Daily Mail correspondent with the American army in France praising American troops for initiative and enterprise at Chateau Thierry. A French general credits the American spirit with sustaining French morale as machine gun fire and steadfast action marked the engagement.
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Daily Mail
France
Aero post trip delayed by machine accident aboard
A letter from the Boston Post in Boston Massachusetts reports the initial aero post flight between here and Boston was delayed due to a machine accident. It is signed Joseph J. Lannin.
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Musical Festival in Roslindale District
A lecture on musical education by Professor O Shea of Boston public schools will be held in Roslindale at the Municipal building Ashland street on Wednesday June 12 at 3 pm under Florence Street School Mothers Association. The event includes musical exercises and dances by Charles Sumner district children and aims to be a festival of unusual merit with public invitation.
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Ashland Street
Roslindale
Florence Street
Freckle-Face Remedy Promises Free Trial If It Fails
A newspaper filler promises a penny free trial of a double strength ethine remedy to remove freckles. The ad claims most cases need only an ounce and warns of a money back guarantee if no clear complexion is achieved.
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