Russia vows total war to end autocracy
Washington June 21 Special Ambassador Boris Bakhmetieff declared Russia is pledged to war to the end against German autocracy. He told the American people only victory can secure stable world peace and the fruits of the Russian revolution. He said the Russian people understand and are convinced it is necessary to root out autocratic principles underpinning German militarism threatening world peace.
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Washington
Russia
Boris A. Bakhmetieff
Mr. Bakhmetieff
Mrs Wakelin Granted Bail in Major Murder Case
Joseph Wakelin and his wife Sarah of Melrose were arraigned in East Cambridge for murder in the first degree of their 7 year old daughter Loretta Wakelin. Mrs Wakelin released on 5000 bail. Mr Wakelin remanded to await trial.
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Joseph Wakelin
Sarah Wakelin
Melrose
East Cambridge
Loretta Wakelin
Wakelin
Madame Ferrabini Soprano Headlines Pops Program
Italian soprano Madame Ester Ferrabini headlines a Pops concert featuring a varied program. Selections include Wagner over tures and Bizet arias, Saint Saens and Chabrier pieces, Puccini arias, and Tchaikovsky 1812 overture, with audience favorites and national tunes.
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Madame Ester Ferrabini
Baden
B. Goldstein
Samson
Delfiah
Enn
Bizet
Madame Ferrabini
Ouverture Solennelle
Tschalkowsky
Red Cross Appeals for Public Aid and Subscriptions
The Red Cross urges readers to support its relief work by subscribing or donating. Funds assist disaster response, health services, and community aid through nationwide chapters.
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National Red Cross Association
Funeral for Sidney W Winslow in Beverly Attended by 1000
More than 1000 persons attended the funeral of Sidney W Winslow president of the United Shoe Machinery Company at his Beverly home on Cabot street this afternoon. Five hundred Boston business men came to the city on a special train for the services as Mayor McPherson ordered flags at half mast and homes and factories displayed their banners.
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Beverly
Sidney W. Winslow
United Shoe Machinery Company
Cabot Street
Boston
McPherson
Winslow plant closes. Boston offices shut after services
The business plant organized by Mr. Winslow closed this afternoon along with the company's Boston offices. Services at the Winslow mansion were led by Rev. Benjamin Reynolds Bulkeley of the Unitarian church in Leominster. Grace Bonner Williams sang Ave Maria with Boston Symphony musicians Alfred Haly and Adolph Bak. Honorary pallbearers included multiple prominent figures such as Charles F. Choate Jr and James J. Phelan. Burial followed in the family mausoleum at Central Cemetery on Hale Street.
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Winslow
Concern
Boston
Benjamin Reynolds Bulkeley
First Congregational Society (Unitarian
Leominster
Beverly
Grace Bonner Williams
Arlington Street Church
Ave Maria
Alfred Haly
Adolph Bak
Boston Symphony Orchestra
B. Preston Clark
Daniel C. Wing
Henry B. Endicott
William H. Coolidge
William G. Sharp
Charles F. Choate, Jr
Charles F. Brooker
James J. Phelan
Robert F. Herrick
George HB. Keith
John H. Hanan
Elmer P. Howe
George W. Brown
BH. P. Hurd
Sayre to Join YMCA Troop in France War Zone
Francis B. Sayre the President Wilson son in law has been named YMCA secretary with American troops in France He will sail soon with about 25 others in response to Paris cable requests Mrs Sayre will stay with Rev J Nevin Sayre The party includes L A Crossett H Vigor Cranston and F S Coan among others slated for overseas work
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New York
Francis B. Sayre
Wilson
Young Men's Christian Association
France
Paris
Cudahy’s Sons Enlist Back on the Job
Chicago June 21 Patrick Cudahy the packer returns from retirement to work again as his sons join the army One son becomes a lieutenant in the regular army and another enters an officers training camp The elder Cudahy steps back to release them for duty to the country.
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Cudahy
Chicago
Patrick Cudahy
Packer
Rescue by U S Destroyer Aboard British Survivors in British Waters
Survivors from a British crew were rescued by a U S destroyer, arriving in British waters on Wednesday. The second officer thanked the American crew, saying their bravery saved them from a watery grave.
Destroyer Rescues Survivors After Torpedoed Ship Sinks
One boatload of 19 men is found while a second boat with 18 is missing. Six engine room crew killed when torpedo hits the ship a few hundred miles from land. Survivors endured 24 hours at sea before rescue by an American destroyer. Captain reports to Vice Admiral Sims. James Powers of Naugatuck, Conn., the sole American among 54 rescued, recalls German jeers.
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Sims
James F. Powers
Naugatuck
Conn
Red Cross Appeals Across Nation For Aid Drives
A public appeal urges nationwide support for Red Cross relief efforts. Volunteers mobilize in communities to fundraise and organize supplies, aiming to strengthen disaster response and support affected families.
Navy Secretary Tours Boston Naval Stations
Franklin D. Roosevelt inspected the naval stations at Bumpkin Island and Commonwealth Pier and said he was pleased with their sanitary and moral conditions. He then traveled to Newport to confer with Governor Beeckman on alleged conditions there and declined further discussion, saying the matter would be handled by the governor after the meeting.
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Franklin D. Roosevelt
Bumpkin Island
Commonwealth Pier
Boston
Newport
Beeckman
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Brookside
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Pork &S
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Mode
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Gotham
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