Fugitives Kendig and Wife Flee Peaks Island
On Peaks Island, Kendig and wife, claiming hardship, flee after taking lodging and small payments from local figures including real estate man Tom Johnston and Mike the restaurant owner. A trunk search, handwriting matches, and police inquiry point to a suspected flight toward Bangor, with Portland and Westboro links.
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Peaks Island
Bangor
Kendig
Westboro
Portland
Tom Johnston
H. Baker
L. Baker
Greeley
Herman Haskell
Wakefield
Keating
Bowen
Haskell
McDonough
Post
Harry Baker
John Kendig
Kendrick
Baker
Waltham
Max Kuvant
Forestreet
Kuvant
New Britain
Conn
Careful use of soap for hair care
The article advises avoiding strong alkali in soaps and shampoos as it dries the scalp and Brittle hair. It promotes Mulsified coconut oil shampoo as pure greaseless and superior, with a small amount cleansing effectively. It claims rich lather rinses easily leaving hair soft bright and manageable and notes it is cheap and widely available.
Mood in Weimar as peace terms arrive
Report from Weimar describes German leaders in low mood after news of harsh Allied peace terms. Delegates carried a document said to cast blame on Germany, with a seven day deadline and extended armistice limit. Crowds hooted and stones wounded two delegates, while police took no action. Full cabinet sessions planned for Wednesday.
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Weimar
Associated Press
Germany
Saxe- Weimar
Count von Brockdorff-Rantzau
Demonstration In Versailles Hits German Delegates
Theodor Mel choir and Frau Dorlblush, delegates to the German peace delegation, were struck by stones during a demonstration as they left Versailles. French Premier Clemenceau planned to apologize to Count von Brockdorff Rantzau as Paris voiced regret over the event.
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Paris
Theodor Melchoir
Frau Dorlblush
Versailles
Clemenceau
Count von Brockdorff-Rantzau
Turks Plead Empire Should Not Be Dismembered
In Paris the Turkish delegation addressed the council of ten urging that the Ottoman Empire be kept intact. They argued the Turkish people were not responsible for entering World War I with the Teutonic powers and asked that the Sultan be allowed to remain in Constantinople, claiming Asia Minor lies desolated by the war.
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Paris
Associated Press
France
Council of Ten
Teutonic
Constantinople
Asia Minor
Irish Jail Cruelty Report Denied by Dublin Castle
Dublin Castle issued a detailed reply denying the charges of cruelty in Irish prisons as presented by American Irish societies. The statement, issued today, addresses the general charge of mistreatment of prisoners and is attributed to James Ian MacPherson, chief secretary for Ireland.
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London
Ireland
Frank P. Walsh
Edward F. Dunne
United States
Dublin Castle
James Ian MacPherson
Government defends Sinn Fein prisoners treatment findings
A government statement rejects claims about Sinn Fein prisoners in Belfast, noting a judicial commission found the charges groundless. It describes prison cells as properly equipped with hot water, books provided, and exercise grounds with iron railings, denying underground design and overcapacity.
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Sinn Fein
Belfast
Germans Threaten Rejection of Peace Terms at Versailles
The article notes Germany appears ready to refuse the peace terms and Count von Brockdorff-Rantzau may not return to Versailles. Demonstrations against delegates caused injuries to Minister Giesberts Frau Dorlblush Attache Meyer and others with Meyer's eye injured by glass.
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Count von Brockdorff-Rantzau
Versailles
Giesberts
Frau Dorlblush
Attache Meyer
Herr Meyer
Peace Terms Draw Outrage Over Minor Redline Changes
Officials condemn the treaty as scarcely changed by red interlineations and warn that financial provisions and Germany's League of Nations entry are unsatisfactory. Government circles doubt any state will sign, though full discussion is expected as refusal could fuel Bolshevism in Germany. The Entente’s reply is viewed as an ultimatum.
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Germany
League of Nations
Entente
Huns May Use Third Of Ships In Peace Treaty Concessions
Paris June 17. Among concessions contemplated for Germany if she signs the peace treaty is use of 30 percent of her merchant ships for two years. Other concessions would permit disposing of her gold reserve and purchasing Minette ores for smelting her own iron ores.
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Paris
Germany
Clemenceau apologizes for Versailles insult to Germans
Paris June 17 Clemenceau writes to the head of the German peace delegation apologizing for the demonstration against Germans at Versailles. He expresses deep regret for the act and notes it violated hospitality. The Seine and Oise prefect and the police commissioner have been dismissed.
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Paris
Versailles
M. Clemenceau
Seine and
Oise
Council of Five Takes Up Austrian Terms
Paris June 17 The council of five met this afternoon and took up consideration of the remaining clauses in the peace terms with Austria. The council also discussed other matters before President Wilson departs tonight for his trip to Belgium.
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Paris
Council of Five
Austria
Wilson
Belgium
Charlestown Marks Best Bunker Hill Day Parade
Legion and United Spanish War Veterans lead a Charlestown parade with the City Council in attendance. Councilman Daniel J. McDonald served as toastmaster in Mayor Peters absence and called on Major Bogan Representative Thomas Green Councilman Edward McLaughlin Councilman Jerry Watson Captain Edwin Simpkins Charles Flanagan U S W V Captain John J Murphy and Lieutenant H Howard Flagg to speak.
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Daniel J. McDonald
Peters
Major Bogan
Thomas Green
Charlestown
Edward McLaughlin
Jerry Watson
Edwin F. Simpkins
Charles Flanagan
John J. Murphy
H. Howard Flagg
Medical Corps
Marshal Bogan
United States
Rhine
United States Shipping Board
10Th Regiment
State Guard
Edwards
K. of C
The
Owls
Charlestown Yard
Charlestown Bunker Hill Tribute Draws Vast Parade
Thousands of Charlestown residents and veterans joined a solemn 144th anniversary observance of the Battle of Bunker Hill. The large parade featured Major General Edwards, naval units, veterans from three wars, and a showcasing of Army, Navy, and local civic groups.
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Bunker Hill
Charlestown
Major Bogan Hosts Dinner After Bunker Hill Parade
Major Frederick L. Bogan of the 101st Infantry who led the Bunker Hill Day parade in Charles Town yesterday hosted a dinner at 6 pm at the Quincy House. Delegates from the American Legion attended along with aides and staff members in attendance.
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Bogan
Bunker Hill
Frederick L. Bogan
101St Infantry
Charlestown
Quincy House
War romance began in Ireland in Castle Bare
A Boston priest Fr. Ambrose Boodrow on furlough in Cork met Miss Margaret O Sullivan of Castle Bare after a mine laying trip in the North Sea. They married last night in St Augustine's Chapel. Boodrow is a chief electrician.
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Ambrose Boodrow
South Boston
Castle Bare
Cork
Ireland
North Sea
Margaret O'Sullivan
St Augustine's Chapel
Boodrow
Boston Navy Ensign Weds in South Boston Ceremony
U S N Joseph S Boodrow of Fore River Newport Newport was married to Mary A Boodrow in South Boston with Rev Garrity officiating. Ensign Boodrow served as best man and the groom's sister Mary A. Boodrow was bridesmaid. Guests later gathered at the bridegroom's parents home for a reception.
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Fore Riven
Frank F. Boodrow
Vale Street
Boston
T. F. Garrity
St. Augustine's
Joseph S. Boodrow
U.S. N
Newport
Mary A. Boodrow
Quarry Worker Crushed At Swingle Quarries
Duffy Belanger, 48, of Suony Road Quincy, a teamster, was crushed beneath a heavy stone at Swingle quarries in Quincy while loading his team. The stone slipped and fell on him. he died about midnight at Quincy hospital after being rushed there.
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Suony Road
Quincy
Swingle
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