Girl Canoeist Drowns in Lake Washaukum Framingham
Miss Milda B. Damon, 16, drowned when her canoe overturned about 50 yards off shore in Lake Washaukum near Framingham. Companions Berton Atchison and other canoeists aided, but Damon's body was not recovered by nightfall. Witnesses recalled a second canoe passing with a talking machine playing a jazzy tune. Damon's home was on Western Avenue.
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Framingham
Milda B. Damon
Washaukum
Berton Atchison
Miss Damon
Atchison
Five killed in Londonderry riots raise fears of renewed clashes
Rioting between Unionists and Nationalists in Londonderry for hours left five dead Edwin Price James McVeigh Thomas McLaughlin Thomas Farren and James Doherty with many wounded including shipyard workers The military posted at key streets and an armored car deterred but did not stop the violence as crowds looted shops and set fires.
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Edwin Price
James McVeigh
Thomas McLaughlin
Thomas Farren
James Doherty
Bridge Street
Fountain Street
Carlisle Road
Longtower Street
Upper Fountain Street
Bishop Street
Albert Street
Bishop's Gate
Masonic Hall
Price
Diamond Hotel
Ulster
America
Radcliffe Class of 1920 hears baccalaureate sermon
President Le Baron Russell Briggs urges Radcliffe graduates to choose true callings, balance effort and expense, and lead wisely. The baccalaureate at First Church in Cambridge featured remarks on leadership, responsibility, and personal merit from Briggs with choral and instrumental music.
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Newport
le Baron Russell Briggs
Radcliffe
Cambridge
Dorothy C. Mason
Mary H. Merrick
Raymond Calkins
Radcliffe Choral Choir
A. T. Davison
Marion L. Svenski
Briggs
Missionary farewell services for 61 departing youths
Last night at Fork Street Church farewell services honored 61 young missionaries bound for China Japan India Turkey the Philippines Mexico and Africa. American Mission Board leaders Rev D Brewster Eddy and Rev Alden H Clark delivered messages to the group prior to their July 11 departure for remote stations.
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Fork Street
Igh
American Mission Board
D. Breweter Eddy
Alden H. Clark
China
Japan
India
Turkey
Philippines
Mexico
Africa
World Court Plan by Root outlined by jurists
The Hague June 2. Plan by Elihu Root for an international court would have two panels for nominees one by the League of Nations assembly representing all powers and another by the league council limited to great powers with judges chosen from both. Root notes Germany and Russia would be considered great powers and the plan should be flexible. Also mentions Fannie Hurst novel plug in Sunday Post Magazine.
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the Hague
International Court of Justice
Commission of Jurists
Lihu Root
Assembly of the League of Nations
Council of the League
Root
Germany
Russia
Cup Offered for Yacht Race Winner in America’s Cup Series
Newport tonight offered a cup to the yacht with the most wins in this week’s elimination trials between the sloops Resolute and Vanitie. Royal Phelps Carrell heads the Newport and New York association. A brewing storm threatened further postponements as both yachts stayed moored.
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Newport
R. I
Newport Yacht Racing Association
Iesolute
Vanitie
Royal Phelps Carrell
New York
Harvard 1895 Class Hosts Anniversary Event
More than 400 members of the Harvard class of 1895 and their wives gathered for an anniversary reunion highlighting the long friendship and alumni ties, with plans for future gatherings and continued university support.
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Harvard
Flying Exhibition at Tech 14 Reunion
Lieutenant Porter staged an aerial exhibition at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology reunion for the class of 1914 held at the American Aerial Corporation Airdrome in South Sudbury. About 100 members attended a ride to the field and dined at Crabbington Lodge in Weston where old class stunts were revived and alumni discussed marriage decisions.
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Porter
Adams
Naval Aviation Service
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
American Aerial Corporation
Sudbury
Walker Memorial
Eld
Crabbington Lody
Weston
Malden Newsdealer Held Up and Robbed
Henry Shaffer of 9 Henry Street Malden reported to police that he was held up by three men on Cross Street near Walnut Street at 2 o clock yesterday morning. They demanded money, knocked him down, and took $34 from his pocket. In other news a new Fannie Hurst story begins in next Sunday's Magazine.
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Longtower Street
McVeigh
Quay
Long Tower Street
Farren
Waterloo Place
James Moore
McLaughlin
Doherty
Fountain Street
John Halbraith
Bridge Street
Henry Shaffer
Henry Street
Malden
Cross Street
Shaffer
Walnut
Cross Streets
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Kenilworth
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Gulliver's Travels
Lorna Doone
Deon Quixote
Uncle Tom
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Pudd
Nhead Wilson
Fannie Hurst
Sunday Post
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Resolute
Herreshoff
Montauk
Copley Plaza
Robert W. Emmom
Appleton Chapel
Harvey Officer
Lowell
Tech -14
Caruso
Victor
Victrola
Malden Newsdealer
Eagle
Borden
Eagle Bra
Sloan
Ais MA Maree
Tredamerk
Victors Talking Machine CO
Camden, N
Victor Talking Machine Company
Camden, New Jersey
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