Harvard unit leader lauds German plots outwitted
Lieutenant-Colonel Hugh Cabot addresses the Bunker Hill Monument Association at the Vendome Hotel. He recounts British and U S cooperation against German propaganda and urges support for the League of Nations while detailing the Zimmerman letter episode and government reactions. Former President Taft and Elihu Root named honorary members.
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Royal Army Medical Corps
Harvard
Bunker Hill Monument Association
Hotel Vendome
William H. Taft
Elihu Rooth
Henry S. Edes
Charles Francis Adams
Bunker Hill Monument
Cabot
Rathom
Providence Journal
United States
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Dent Wilson
Gregory
League of Nations
Zimmerman
Germany
British Intelligence Department
Mexico
Gaunt
Woburn Welcomes 1400 Returned Service Men
WOBURN June 17. City hosts 1400 service men with addresses by Congressman Rogers Chaplain Rollins and Mayor Golden. A parade kicks off a full day of events as G A R Spanish War Veterans and civic groups join the celebration. Three dance halls and two theatres open for the heroes in the evening.
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John J. Rogers
Rollins
101St Infantry
Bernard J. Golden
Triplets Celebrate First Birthday in Plainville
The Everett family marked Bunker Hill Day with celebration for newborn triplets Chester Jr Clifton and Clarence who turn one. They boast 21 teeth total, about 20 pounds each, and have consumed 1640 quarts of milk and 40 pounds of sugar of milk in their first year.
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Bunker Hill
Plainville
Clarence
Clifton
Chester Everett
Little Chester, Jr
Boston Elevated Fares Upheld at Ten Cents
Boston Elevated trustees face a July 1 fare increase to ten cents, with officials arguing the 10-cent rate secures income for bonds running costs and charges. If wage increases are granted, the fare may rise beyond ten cents to keep the system financially viable.
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Boston Elevated
Massachusetts
Boston Street Railway
War Labor Board
Air service cheaper than trains says Aero Club head
President Alan R. Hawley of the Aero Club of America predicts air service by dirigible will soon cost less than rail travel in an exclusive Boston Sunday Post interview.
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Arctic Ocean
Boston
Alan R. Hawley
The
Aero Club of America
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