Big Bunker Hill Day parade marks 145th anniversary in Boston
Boston observed the 145th anniversary with a major Charlestown parade of over 8000 participants, a flag raising for the new Bunker Hill Post home, and a ceremony in Roxbury. Rain caused event shifts. the day featured a student chorus, dozens of veterans, naval and civic dignitaries, as well as a dispute over a Sinn Fein flag.
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Boston
Charlestown
American Legion
Charlestown Navy Yard
Joseph F. de Cota
Myor Peters
Charles Plunkett
Eet
Daniel J. McDonald
Joe H. Eagle
Texas
George Wentley
British Military and
Na 1 Veterans’ Association
McDonald
Jaff
John J. O'Connell
Bentley
MrcDonald
Atlantic Et
Parker Hill
Chelsea
Joseph Warren
Roxbury
Warren Monument
High Street
Cross
Charlestown Knights of
Lamlus
Peters
Tague
Egle
Edward J. Leary
Frederick Doyle
Suffolk County Council
Charles P. Plunkett
Destroyer Squadron
Charles Corkery
Boston Municipal Council of
John Donoghue
James J. Mellen
William Francis
Thomas A. Niland
East Boston
Massachusetts
Cnary
Thomas F. Sullivan
Harbor
Parker Hit
Chelsea Naval
Red Cross
United States
Commonwealth Band
Charles F. Sullivan
Abraham Lincon
George L. Stearns
G. A. R. Win
Freda J Bogan
List Overseas Regiment
Suffolk County
Yeowen (F
Sinn Fein
Sarsfield and Montgomery Guards
John Boyle O'Reilly Literary Association
O’reillys
Navy Yard
America
Kentucky
M. Cecilia Bainton
Lilla Wiles Wyman
Margaret M. Whalen
Prescott School
Bunker Hill Day Association
Bunker Hill Post
Chestnut
Adams Streets
Joe H. Fagle
Julia Denehy
Caroline V. McGlinchey
Peter F. Tague
John R. Murphy
Julia E. Denehy
Anti British Revolt Plan Across Muslim World Emerges
Washington reports detail alleged uprisings against British rule tied to Turkish nationalists and Bolsheviks. Enver Pasha and others are said to have conferred with Lenin and Spartacists in Moscow and Munich, with training schools for Young Turks and Propaganda networks spread to Persia India Egypt Georgia and Azerbaijan.
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Munich
State Department
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Djemal Pasha
Talaat Pasha
India
Egypt
Afghanistan
Persia
Azerbaijhan
Georgia
Lenine
Kuropatkin
Lenihe
Azerbeijhan
Bulgaria
Berlin
Switzerland
Sybian Desert
Mesopotamia
Thrace
Syria
Palestine
Organization of Georgia
Mustapha Kemal
Turkey
British Empire
Canada urges US delegates at seamen's conference
Genoa June 16 Canadian delegates at the International Seamen's conference urge the presence of United States delegates to regulate inland navigation on the Great Lakes. Thomas Robb, Shipping Federation of Canada, warns against recommendations without US input. Trade between the two nations on the lakes for the year ending March 1919 exceeded 14,000 tons.
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Genoa
International Seamen's Conference
United States
Canada
Thomas Robb
Shipping Federation of Canada
Dorchester Man Arrested After Vermont Accident
Lewis R. Eaton of Dorchester Massachusetts was arrested in Burlington on breach of the peace charges after his car ran over Cecile Quavillon of South Burlington Tuesday. The girl is in serious condition at Mary Fletcher Hospital.
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Burlington, Vt
Lewis R. Eaton
Dorchester
Mass
Cecile Quavillon
South Burlington
Mary Fletcher Hospital
Engineer Blamed for Worcester Train Wreck
Responsibility for the rear end collision of trains on the Boston and Albany line near Worcester, June 15, is charged to Archie J. Card, engineer of the Worcester special, by the Boston and Albany management after a completed investigation.
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Boston & Albany
Worcester
Archie J. Card
Worcester Special
Boston &Albany Management
Management cites Engineer Card in collision inquiry
A statement from Worcester City Hospital notes statements were taken from Engineer Card and Fireman Lyons after the crash. The management blames Card for speeding through a caution block and suspends him, while Lyons is cleared of negligence. Further investigation will probe derailment causes and rail irregularities.
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Engineer Card
Lyons
Worcester City Hospital
Boston & Albany
Farmers Split Over Grain Freight Rates Before ICC
Washington June 17 Farmers and grain traders differed before the Interstate Commerce Commission on how increased rail freight rates should apply to grain and grain products. B Needham of Lane Kansas urged no rate plan that discriminates against agriculture and opposed flat increases on grain. A C Vandegrift of Louisville petitioned to preserve equalization of grain rates among markets from Cairo to Louisville including Cincinnati Evansville Memphis and St Louis.
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Interstate Commerce Commission
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Cairo
Cincinnati
Evansville
Ind
Henderson, Ky
Memphis
St. Louis
New Orleans
Omaha
Kansas City
Nashville
Sherwin Open Golf Winner P H Sherwin of Wollaston
P H Sherwin of the Wollaston Golf Club won the two day Massachusetts Golf Association open tournament at Lexington links with a 68 net. Parker F Schofield of Albemarle won the low gross prize with 77. Jesse Guilford played for a notable home club match in wet conditions.
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P. H. Sherwin
Wollaston Golf Club
Massachusetts Golf Association
Lexington Golf Club
North Lexington
Parker F. Schofield
Albemarle Golf Club
West Newton
Fred J. Wright
Albemarle
H. H. Marden
Belmont Spring Country Club
Guilford as Mud Horse Springf ield Golf Tourney Postponed
The second day of the annual golf tournament in Springfield was postponed due to rain. The programme was advanced a day, moving the finals to Saturday. Few were disappointed as conditions were poor and matches could not be completed.
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Boston
Jesse Guilford
Guilford
Jesse
Springfield
Bay State A A on Annual Run Brighten New Hampshire Visit
Bay State Automobile Association of Boston held its 12th annual run at Hotel Farragut in Rye Brook, N H. About 250 members and friends competed in golf and other events despite rain with prizes exceeding 1000 dollars. John H Johnson won the member net cup with 74, Alvan Fuller attended without entering.
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Bay State Automobile Association of Boston
Farragut
Alvan PJ Fuller
John H. Johnson
F. B. Wingate
C. E. Eaton
Whitgate
A. L. Danforth
BE. F. Manson
Herbert D. Boyd
George W. MacBride
William Gray
Tiz Promises Quick Foot Relief for Sore Feet
Advertisement touts Tiz as a universal foot remedy that draws out poisonous exudations and cures corns bunions and swelling. It claims instant relief reduces shoe size and offers a year of comfort for a few cents with purchases at drug or department stores.
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