Allies At The Crisis Of War
London June 27 Premier Hughes of Australia said at a Chamber of Commerce luncheon that the allies face the supreme crisis of the war. He cited von Kuehlmanns speech as admitting the enemy offensive stalls and victory depends on political outcomes and that Germany must endure a long war. He noted American effort and predicted an Austro German collapse as armies stiffen for the next onslaught.
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Kerensky Foresees Russia Rising Against Brest-Litovsk
Former Russian premier Alexander Kerensky told a London labor conference that the Russian people will never recognize the Brest-Litovsk treaty. He said Russia endures German insults and invasion yet remains opposed to surrender, bending under pressure but not yielding.
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Kerensky Addresses Paris on Russian War Struggles
A labor congress applauds Kerensky as he defends Russia against Brest-Litovsk and German pressure. Paris hosts a gathering of Russian diplomats and allies to discuss a forthcoming manifesto and the future of Bolshevism amid Allied concerns.
Four-year-old boy dies from back wound in Woburn shooting
Joseph Sylveski, four, is dying at Choate Memorial Hospital from a .38 caliber bullet wound to the back after a shooting near his Merrimack street home. John Janiuski, 28, a boarder in the home, was taken into custody for questioning.
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Count Silva Viewed as Austrian Premier Candidate
Vienna dispatches report Count Silva Tarouca minister of agriculture and ally of Emperor Charles may become Austria's next premier replacing Baron von Seydler. A Zurich despatch said Baron Banhaus was proposed as successor and invited to start cabinet negotiations with parties.
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Andrew Square Station Opens Tomorrow In Dorchester Tunnel
The Dorchester tunnel from Broadway to Andrew square South Boston will open tomorrow. Trains will run without change from Harvard square Cambridge to Andrew square, shortening travel for Dorchester and South Boston riders by about five minutes into Boston.
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City announces rapid transit changes to ease Dudley Street congestion
The plan shifts routes to Andrew square and Dudley street, extending the Neponset line to Andrew square and creating a Field's Corner to Dudley street line. A shuttle between Andrew square and Broadway will run on Dorchester avenue, while several lines are realigned to L street and Egleston square. The South Boston lines will use the lower level at Broadway.
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Fitzgerald Starts Race for U S Senate Seat
Former mayor Fitzgerald in a Republic editorial challenges Democratic hopefuls for the U S Senate nomination. The piece, likely by Fitzgerald, recalls two years ago when he waited to block Governor Walsh from opposing Senator Lodge and implies he has a prior claim to run this fall against Weeks or McCall. It serves as a warning to others to stay out.
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David J Donovan Cleared in South Boston Stabbing Case
David J Donovan, detained after the death of Ernest Coffey from stab wounds on Wednesday night in South Boston, proved his innocence and was released. Police seek two suspects, John Donovan and John L Donovan, for interview.
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Harvard appoints surgeon to genitourinary chair
Dr. Paul Thorndike of Boston City Hospital was named clinical professor of genitourinary surgery at Harvard Medical School. The announcement was made yesterday at Cambridge.
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Convention Passes Taxation Change and Notes June Pay
The constitutional convention voted 129 to 87 to strike the word proportional from the taxation section and adjourn for the month of June. Debate cited real estate depreciation and intangible property as factors in tax fairness. A separate resolution seeks state aid for educational institutions amid Cambridge’s high concentration of colleges, with discussion continuing at adjournment.
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Another Air Raid On Paris Reported
Several squadrons of enemy planes penetrated Paris defenses last night. Anti aircraft batteries shelled them as bombs damaged property. There were few casualties. Alarm sounded at 10 39 p m and all clear at 12 05 a m.
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Vienna reports repulse of Italians at Piave and Col Del Rosso
Vienna declares Italian forces tried to cross the Piave in boats but were destroyed by Austrian artillery. A separate assault on Col Del Rosso between the Brenta and Asiago failed with heavy Italian losses, according to the war office.
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