Allies Force King of Greece to Abdicate
The Greek king Constantine and Crown Prince George will quit the country, with Prince Alexander named successor by Premier Zaimis. France Great Britain and Russia urged a peaceful settlement, troops to land only after the king’s reply. Greeks loyal to the crown prepared to defend the sovereign as agitation subsided.
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King of
Greece
Prince George
Zaimis
Switzerland
Italy
Alexander
M. Jonnart
Athens
France
Great Britain
Russia
Constantine
Diadogue
M. Zaimis
Crown Council
Prince Royal
Mavromichaelis
Constantine I Reign Brief but Turbulent for Greece
Constantine I ruled as King of the Hellenes from March 18 1913 after the assassination of George I in Salonika. His short term saw popularity before World War I but his opposition to Entente forces and German marital rumors contributed to a loss of power amid the Macedonian campaign.
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Constantine
Venizelos
Constantine I
George I
Saloniki
Greece's King Constantine Faces Dethronement Amid War Rift
The long Greek crisis centers on King Constantine's neutrality clash with Venizelos' provisional government backed by the Entente. Amid charges of pro German sympathy linked to Queen Sophia, he battles for the throne as Saloniki demonstrations push for removal and Crete and Lemnos resentment grows. The Crown Prince George, tainted by German ties, is sidelined while Alexander gains influence.
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Greece
Eliphtherios Venizelos
Constantine
Sophia
Leipsic
Germany
Saloniki
America
St. Sophia
Constantinople
Crete
Turkey
Venizelos
Dardanelles
IWF
Senung Torece
Ententea
Serbia
Austria
Balkan
Macedonia
Athens
Katerina
Lemnos
England
France
Romania
Washington
London
Prince George
Prince Alexander
Eliotherios Venizelos
George
Berlin
Vienna
Soldiers Accused of Tearing Down Flag at Wakefield Residence
Three privates from Fort Greble were arrested in Wakefield charged with desecrating the American flag. They allegedly tore down the flag at the Potter residence, broke the staff, and trampled it, then were taken to Fort Greble for court martial proceedings. All had been drinking according to local authorities.
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Constabulary
Home Guard
Charles Fe, Potter
War veteran found dead in doorway after parade
William H. Baker aged 72 of 89 Congress avenue Chelsea was found in a doorway at Congress avenue and Ellsworth street after Memorial Day parade presumed caused by overexertion.
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William H. Baker
Congress Avenue
Ellsworth Street
Chelsea
Colonel Roosevelt Seeks Guard for Oyster Bay Estate
Colonel Theodore Roosevelt asked the Town Board for protection from the curious public. He requested two constables to guard his estate, especially on weekends, against encroachments by motorists. He complained that autoists picnic on Saga more Hill grounds and peer into his home windows.
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Oyster Bay
Theodore Roosevelt
Sagamore Hill
Bank Officers' Association Pop Concert at Symphony Hall
The Bank Officers' Association hosts a Pop Concert at Symphony Hall with Mario Laurenti of the Metropolitan Opera Company as soloist. The programme features works by Berlioz, Strauss, Chopin, Bizet, Rossini, Leoncavallo, and others including Overture to William Tell and Entrance of the Gladiators.
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Haal
Symphony Hall
Mario Laurenti
Metropolitan Opera Company
Thea
Etta Tidey Srl Iisn
Berlios
America
Rossini
Leoncavallo
Barberseville Sanhaendes
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Jean Middies
Poplin Sport Coats
Voile
Georgette Crepe
Georgette
Poplin
Copenhagen
Rose
Tyles
Venizelos Faction
Sophie
Poste
Boylston Street
Ric Solutes
Inet
Ween
Back Bay
Mitchell-Lucas Motor Company
Roviston Street
Copley Sa
Liberty Loan
Fort Greble
Sagamore Estate
the Pops
Sheinwald
Lee Tru
Boston
W.L. Douglas
U. S
Mises Simiary Janes
Nae Ali Era
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