Walsh Calls For Support On self determination in Ireland
Senator Walsh urged that the United States press Britain to let Irish representatives plead their case at the peace conference and to invite Philippine delegates to the talks to prove faith in self determination. He defended Irish loyalty and opposed partisan use of the League covenant, while defending Borah's views on Irish self governance.
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De Valera Reasserts Ireland Will Be Bound Only by Its Own Signatures
In New York the Irish leader Eamon de Valera warned the peace conference against Ireland being bound by any treaty signed by English delegates. He recalled sending documents to Clemenceau stating that only Ireland's own delegates may bind the nation and said Lloyd George cannot sign for Ireland. He announced plans to speak in Boston and other cities during his U S visit and noted he had recently conferred diplomas at Carmelite school. A large crowd attended with Irish flags and police reserves deployed to maintain order.
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Fine Dogs Exhibit at Ladies' Club Show
Major General Edwards visits the Ladies' Dog Club show at the Larz Anderson estate in Brookline and holds Willow Brook Fannie while beside him stands Miss Dorothea Watts. The general comments on a good dog as a keen observer of canine quality.
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Willow Brook Fannie
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Dogs Show At Brookline Benefit Draws Elite Kennels
Hundreds of top bloodlines from New England and beyond competed at the fourth annual Ladies' Dog Club show at the Larz Anderson estate in Brookline. The event supported disabled veterans with two tents and six rings as judges awarded multiple honors to Sabine Fernicke Ambition Dallen's Speedster and Stonehurst Ride among others.
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Stonehurst
Edwin Kaufman
Airedale Terrier Tops Show as Elite Dogs Crowned
Norman Mackenzie’s Polam Maxira won best dog while Fred erick Hood’s Elms Primus took best bitch. Collies drew big entries with Earnscliffe Elite earning best dog and Eastnor Elvidge best bitch over Earnscliffe Radiance, which took reserve. Major-General Clarence Edwards attended.
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Hastnor Kennels
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How Dr. Muck Went to a Detention Camp
A Boston investigation found Dr. Muck sympathetic to Germany through contacts with Count von Bernstorff and German bonds. Faced with charges including sending scandalous matter through the mails, he chose detention in a camp over trial. A linked young woman raised rumors of Mann White Slave Act involvement, but evidence focused on Dr. Muck’s personal conduct and detainment as an enemy alien.
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Propaganda Link Investigated at Camp Devens and Boston
Federal officials pursued internment citing possible treasonable evidence as elusive. An arrest on a separate charge, for which direct proof existed, was deemed the clearest solution to the case.
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Americans Plan Coblenz Posture After Peace Signing
Three American divisions stationed east of the Rhine will stay in the American bridgehead until the peace treaty is signed. After signing, troops will begin returning to pre‑concentration quarters, with return hopes by August 1 if HQ orders. The Third Army, about 160000 men, includes Fifth, Third and Fourth Divisions moving west next. First and Second Divisions would depart last unless a permanent occupation force is kept.
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Army of Occupation
Proclamation to Germans Endorses Peace and Duty
London reports a Berlin wireless message from President Ebert Premier Bauer and ministers announcing peace and urging strict fulfillment of the treaty. The proclamation pledges loyalty to those at risk of separation, vows intercession, and calls for work and faithfulness to redeem the country.
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Berlin
Rutland Sanitarium Report Praises Institution Actions
The legislative committee on public institutions released a report commending Rutland Sanitarium for doing good work while noting that many aliens dominated during the food strike. It urges removing war food restrictions, posting new rules, opening the library, permitting social activities, providing free movies, installing a resident dentist, offering free laundry, and pasteurizing milk.
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Rutland Sanitarium
Army Officers Oppose Surrender of Leaders
Berlin June 24 Major von Gilsa denied reports that German army officers were resigning to test acceptance of terms. Regular officers are said to oppose vigorously the surrender of their former leaders, a stance that has already created an acute situation with potential complications for the cabinet and the nation.
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