Wilson and Lloyd George clash over Polish and Italian aims
The article compares President Wilson and Premier Lloyd George, noting Wilson's conservative temperament and selective loyalty while Lloyd George remains radical and volatile. It highlights their friction on Polish Danzig, Italian claims, and personal styles, including Wilson's distrust of critics and Lloyd George's shifting friendships, plus the surprising closeness with radicals like Creel and Steffens.
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Wilson
Lloyd George
Presi
Danzig
London
Senator Lodge
Burleson
Washington
Mr. Burleson
Lord Northcliffe
Lenine
Creel
White House
Paris
England
Megan
Lloyd Snore
Everett Schoolboys Build Airplanes and Toys Exhibit
A Boston school exhibition by fourth grade pupils shows airplanes made of wood and pasteboard, plus cardboard houses and a grandfathers clock. The display, directed by Miss Florence Bean, features about 1000 of 4000 students' self created projects, emphasizing proportion design and color.
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Boston
Theodore Lyons
Longfellow
Edward Fagan
Washington Allston School
John Anderson
Sherwin School
Everett
Florence Bean
Department of Manual Arts
Funeral services for Asher C. Hinds
Portland Maine May 4 President Arthur J Roberts of Colby College delivered the eulogy at simple services for Asher C Hinds former representative of the First Maine district in Congress He was a 1883 Colby graduate The Woodfords Congregational Church was the setting with Governor Milliken in attendance Pallbearers included local officials and George T Plaisted of Gorham Funeral services were conducted by Revs Daniel I and E P Wilson
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Portland
Arthur J. Roberts
Colby College
Asher C. Hinds
Maine
Congress
Woddfords Congregational Church
Hinds
Carl E. Milliken
Wilford G. Chapman
Fred V. Matthews
Edward F. Tompson
Alex Laughlin
George W.norton
Governor’s Council
George T. Plaisted
Gorham
Daniel I
E. P. Wilson
Tablet for Heroes Erected by Old Belfry Club in Lexington
In Lexington the Old Belfry Club unveils a metal tablet honoring 19 members who served in World War I. The device is bolted to the clubhouse wall, and Victory Notes accompany the dedication as a reminder of war debts and sacrifice.
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Germany
Old Belfry Club
Lexington
Work Not Honors For The Heroes
Chaplain Lyman Rollins of the 101st Infantry spoke at St Paul Cathedral recalling the 26th Division’s sacrifice and duty. He praised the regiment’s faith, discipline, and courage from Toul to Belleau Bois, recalling vivid scenes of fellows in danger, the deputy adjutant Riley, and Colonel Logan’s steadfast leadership under artillery barrages.
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Lyman Rollins
101St Infantry
St. Paul
Toul
John Riley
Pershing
Chateau Thierry
Rollins
Troyon
St. Agnes’ Catholic
Arlington
United States
Edward L. Logan
Father DeValles
Fire at Boehm's cafe damages Essex street store
A morning blaze at 78-81 Essex Street in Lawrence damaged Boehm's cafe and Webster's market next door. Firemen fought for an hour after two alarms, with damage estimated at $5000. Investigators think a cigarette stub in the cafe may have started the fire.
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Lawrence
Essex Street
Boehm
Webster's Market
Rivelli Pupils Heard In Recital At Steinert Hall
Mme Francis Rivelli and pupils presented a recital with violinist Bernardo Faxioli and dancer Mary Lynch. Lead soprano Miss Anna Soracco sang from Madame Butterfly and Rigoletto, with other promising pupils including Miss Margaret Comer and Miss Wilda Chitman.
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Mme
Francis Rivelli
Steinert Hall
Mme. Rivelli
Bernardo Faxioli
Mary Lynch
Anna Soracco
Margaret Comer
Wilda Chitman
Local WWI veterans to speak at Arlington Board of Trade
Four Arlington boys who served in World War I against Germany will speak at the May meeting of the Arlington Board of Trade. The event occurs tomorrow evening in the Board of Trade building on Court street. Speakers are Forrest A. Cameron William B. Barry Frank M. Harwood and James R. Doughty.
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Arlington Board of Trade
Board of Trade
Court Street
Arlington
Forrest A. Cameron
William B. Barry
Frank M. Harwood
Army
James R. Doughty
Quincy Man Stabbed in City Hospital Wound
John Kinsley of 194 Howard Street Quincy was taken to Quincy City Hospital last night with dangerous knife wounds under his left shoulder and in the left leg. He refused to name his assailant when questioned by police. Hospital officials said he would recover.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Kinsley
Howard Street
Quincey
Quincy City Hospital
Kinsley
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George Creel
Samson & Hubbard
Bedford Street
Iety
Beach
Gen. Pershing
Liberty Loan Committee OF
New England
George S. Smith
Boston City Club
Logan
France
O’connor
Benny Friedman
Riley
Verdun
Belleau Bois
Rivelli
Quincy Man
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