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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jun 14, 1916
Page
24
President Wilson denounces militarism while urging readiness for national defense. He commends West Point graduates, stresses civilian supremacy, American ideals, and that the United States must act for liberty and justice, carrying guiding lights for the world.
Boston College held its largest class day at University Heights Newton in open air amid a parade of graduates and a program featuring Tower oration by Francis J. Roche Edwin A. Daley and Gerald Fitzgerald. The day included student stunts a gift trunk and remarks by Fr Charles W Lyons S J. Evening festivities closed with a class song and a campus dinner and dance.
The speaker extols America as a force beyond the United States, pledging readiness to act against threats to liberty in the western hemisphere and to join world nations for universal justice. He praises calm dignity over swagger, recalling distinguished military figures and urging graduates to join in a shared, undefinable American conception and duty.
Joseph Aranos aged 45 of Cooper Street Lynn was struck by an automobile at Broadway and Carroll Chelsea as he stepped from the sidewalk. He suffered a broken collar bone and punctured lung and is listed as in danger at Frost Hospital Chelsea. The car owner and operator is Jacob Fisher of Elm Street Chelsea.
H D Floyd of 107 Ocean street Lynn collapsed in a spectator stand during the pageant at Technology grounds and died before reaching the emergency ward. He was part of Charles B Perkins & Co Boston cigar makers and attended with his wife and a friend.
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