Unitarian Anniversary Week Services Highlighted
The Rev. Minot Simons of Cleveland preached yesterday at Arlington Street Church for the Unitarian anniversary week. Devotions were led by Rev. Samuel A. Eliot president of the American Unitarian Association, with assists from Rev. Maxwell Savage of Lynn and Rev. Louis C. Dethlefs, chaplain of the 303d Machine Gun Battalion and former Medford minister.
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Minot Simons
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Cleveland
Arlington Street Church
Samuel A. Eliot
American Unitarian Association
Maxwell Savage
Lynn
Louis C. Dethlefs
Machinge
Unitarian Church
Medford
Unitarian leaders rally for freedom amid war talk
Dr. Simons extols defending freedom by force if attacked and warns against surrender to Berlin. The day features services and talks across churches and unions in Boston, with speakers from Weston Berkeley Cambridge Springfield Louisville and Boston addressing ministers laymen and congregants on spiritual warfare for liberty.
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Dr. Simons
Germany
America
Berlin
Eing’s Chapel
Palfrey Perkins
Weston
Frederick L. Hosmer
D. D
Berkeley
Cal
King’s Chapel
Massachusetts Convention of Congregational Ministers
Samuel M. Crothers
Cambridge
Trinitarians
Newton M. Hall
Springfield
Tremont Temple
Alliance of
Unitarian Women
Alcott Peterson
Brookline
Dilworth R. Lupton
Louisville
Abraham M. Rihbany
Boston
First Church
James A. Fairley
National League of Unitarian
Engineers’ Club
W. R. Balch
Boston Evening Transcript
Americans Repulse Raids In Picardy and Lorraine
General Pershing reports repulsed Hun raids last night in Picardy and Lorraine and another today in Lorraine. In the Woevre region continuous aerial activity occurs with American planes engaging in several successful encounters.
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Washington
Aerial Actions Noted By Allied Communique
The report records Lieutenant Rickenbacher and Captain Peterson in two air encounters near Toul and St Mihiel, with Rickenbacher reportedly damaging an Albatross and returning wounded. Lieutenant Chambers engages two enemy planes, one seen to fall, as raids in Lorraine are repulsed. The German bread ration will drop from 200 to 160 grammes from June 16 due to Ukraine supply uncertainty.
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Rickenbacher
Peterson
Chambers
Ukraine
Picardy
Lorraine
Woevre
Toul
St. Mihiel
War film matinee for Red Cross fund at Majestic
David W. Griffith will dedicate all proceeds from a Thursday matinee at the Majestic Theatre to the Red Cross war fund. The 2 o'clock performance features Red Cross workers on duty as part of the program for the war film Hearts of the World.
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David W. Griffith
Hearts of the World
Majestic Theatre
Red Cross War Fund
Red Cross
Ireland Crisis Denounces Nationalists and Sinn Fein
An Observer analysis denounces John Dillon and Sinn Fein as pro German and treasonous. It urges Wilson to scrutinize Irish Nationalists, defends Lloyd George policy, and warns American readers of dangers to Allied war aims and home rule plans.
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Observer
Ireland
de Valera
Sinn Fein
Dublin
Admiral von Capelle
Germany
Sinn
John Dillon
Wilson
United States
Lloyd George
England
Scotland
Wales
Lord French
Edward Shortt
America
Atlantic
Congress
South Africa
Great Britain
Austen Chamberlain
Sidelights on Life of James Gordon Bennett
The late James Gordon Bennett of the New York Herald stands out for a bold personality and frontier newsroom habits. Tales recount his generosity, sharp wits, and quick temper as he built a world famous paper and a culture of audacious reporting.
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James Gordon Bennett
The
New York Herald
the Post
Mr. Bennett
Delmonico’s
Christ Delmonico
Delmonico
Paris
Steel Corporation
Paris Herald
Europe
New York
Bennett
St. Petersburg
Russia
Far East
Count Plunkett Seized in Sinn Fein Sweep
Dublin reports Count Plunkett, MP for Roscommon, was arrested in a Sinn Fein round up last night. Officials say no further arrests are expected in the immediate wake of the drive.
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Count Plunkett
Sinn Fein Dragnet
Dublin
Roscommon
Sinn Fein
Sinn Fein Prisoners Shiped to Wales Amid cheers
A vessel carrying 73 Sinn Fein prisoners left Kingstown Ireland last evening and is reported heading for Holyhead Wales. A large crowd cheered as the ship departed, while demonstrators were dispersed peacefully.
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SINN
George Webb to Aid Red Cross All Week at The Boston Theatre
George Webb, who sold over $500000 in Liberty bonds at B F Keith's Theatre, will perform at the Boston Theatre this week in The Bonfire of Old Empires and will conduct Red Cross drives after every matinee and evening show. He opened at Keith's last night and raised $542.60 to start.
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Bennett
Billy Edwards
Bennett House
Edwards
George Webb
B. F. Keith
Boston
Red Cross
Keith
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Heer
Tremont Street
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U. S
RED Cross Fund
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United Kingdom
New
York Herald Staff
Hayes
Baccarat
Cable
Copenhagen
Tomaend
Reg
Victrola IV
Victrols Villa
Victrolas
Victor
Victor Talking Machine Co
Camden, N. J
Victor Records
Victrola
Victor Talking Machine Company
Webb
Standard Oil Company OF
Socony
Stadars Oilcomny
Victrola XI
Merveso
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