Wilsons Words Set to Music
New York reports that Woodrow Wilson inspired a song using his prepared remarks on patriotism. John L. Golden plans a charity song titled Fall Into Line For Your Motherland with Wilson’s words set to music. The piece will release nationwide and in India with Wilson's portrait on the cover.
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Wilson
India
America
Toto
Woodrow Wilson
John L. Golden
Malone
White House
Mr. Golden
Golden
The
Lambs’ Club
John Golden
New York City
Protestant Churches Schedule Neighborhood Observances
Ascension Day will be observed at the Cathedral Church of Saint Paul with 8 and 10:30 a.m. Holy Communion and prayers. Rev. Artley B. Parson preaches at 10:30 a.m.. Dean Rousmaniere delivers noon and 7:30 p.m. addresses. A Massachusetts Congregational Ministers meeting, 142d South Middlesex Conference in Billerica June 7, and Boston rallies tied to Billy Sunday are noted. The New England Student Churchmen conference is set for June 22-24 at East Northfield.
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St. Paul
Artley B. Parson
Dean Rousmaniere
Convention of Congregational Ministers of
Massachusetts
Congregational House
Beacon Street
South Middlesex
Billerica
H. H. Saunderson
Co. F. Dole
Charles T. Billings
Belmont
Mr. Savage
Lynn
E. S. Meredith
Watertown
Otto Lyding
Roxbury. Me
St. John’s Church
Boston
F. F. Peterson
New England
Episcopal Church
East Northfield
Auto accident injures trio in Webster area
Edward Austin 19 and Mildred Swanson 14 of Webster, both at St. Vincent Hospital, expected to die after a tandem bicycle was struck by W H Gahan of Pomfret Conn who did not see the bike. Adam Talmosis of Cambridge also injured when he was struck on Norfolk street and Webster avenue. his neck broken and he is not expected to live.
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Edward Austin
Mildred Swanson
Webster
St. Vincent Hospital
W. H. Gahan
Pomfret
Conn
Gahan
Austin
Adam Talmosis
Cambridge
Norfolk Street
Webster Avenue
Talmosis
Cambridge Relief Hospital
Portland man killed in Biddeford road accident
George Darton of 108 Coyle Street Portland died when a runabout veered off a foggy Kennebunk road near Biddeford and plunged down an eight foot embankment. Passenger Forwardt Sehny of Portland escaped serious injury after the crash.
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Biddeford
George Darton
Coyle Street
Portland
Kennebunk Road
Darton
Forwardt Sehny
Federal Street
Kennebunk
Sehny
T R Will Get Big Chicago Reception
Chicago crowds await Colonel Roosevelt arrival at Lasalle Street Station at 4 PM. He will be greeted by Roosevelt non-partisan league Roosevelt Republican Club and Progressives. Moose delegates include Harold L. Ickes Raymond Robins George Porter Hamilton Garland and others.
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Chicago
Roosevelt
Lasalle Street
Roosevelt Non-Partisan League
Roosevelt Republican Club
Harold L. Ickes
Raymond Robins
George S. Porter
Hamilton Garland
Lawrence Heyworth
John F. Bass
Runabout Demolished by Passenger Train at Canobie Crossing
Albert Dow of Methuen escaped with minor bruises when his runabout was struck by a passenger train at Kelleys Crossing Canobie Lake just after 1 PM. The car was wrecked but Dow, son of Methuen streets superintendent Robert Dow, returned home after treatment for bruises and superficial cuts.
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Dow
Robert Dow
Streets of
Methuen
Autoist Flees After Everett Bicycle Collision
William Steinmetz age 20 of Everett was struck by a car on Second Street near Walcott Street at 9 30 last night. He suffered a facial cut and two broken teeth with arm and shoulder strains but is not considered seriously hurt. The driver fled after turning off lights. Dr H J Keaney attended Steinmetz and he was sent home. A new law imposes six months jail or a $20 fine for leaving the scene without giving identity.
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Second Street
Walcott Street
Everett
William Steinmetz
Lewis Street
Steinmetz
H. J. Keaney
Cloak Makers Strike Closes New Jersey Shops
New York report says most New Jersey cloak houses shut due to New York garment workers strike. Cloak and Suit Manufacturers' Union claims some shops run by foremen or superintendents operated to continue rush orders sent from New York.
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New York
New Jersey
Cloak and Suit Manufacturers’ Union
Manufacturers’ Association
Davis Wins Cup Final Spot at Sleepy Hollow
Willis Davis, a California tennis player, reached the cup final at the Sleepy Hollow Country Club Scarborough tournament in New York. The victory on May 28 marks his advancement in the Eastward event.
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New York
Willis Davis
California
Sleepy Hollow Country Club
Scarborough
Two Are Dying In Webster Bicycle Crash
Edward Austin aged 19 and Mildred Swanson 14 are dying at St. Vincent Hospital after a car collided with their bicycle on Grosvenor road Webster. W H Gahan of Pomfret owned the car and Arthur Healey of Webster drove the touring car ahead. Doctors Roch and Russell provided first aid.
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Pomfret
Arthur Healey
Emil Roch
J.J. Russell
Car overturns in Danvers injuring woman
A touring car owned and driven by Dr Otis Allen of Lowell overturned and burned near Preston and Maple streets Danvers late this afternoon. A woman passenger was badly hurt and rushed to Danvers State Hospital by Charles Preston in his car. Dr Allen denied a female companion and said he had an accident when his car skidded near Danvers. A Dr Allen of Lowell later arrived at the hospital with a injured woman later said to be his wife.
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Danvers
Otis Allen
Lowell
Preston and
Maple Streets
Newburyport Turnpike
Danvers State Hospital
Charles Preston
Allen
State Hospital
Dr. Allen
Cambridge man severely injured in street accident
Adam Talmosis, 30, of Cambridge, was struck by a Somerville owned car at Norfolk street and Webster avenue. He suffered a broken neck and paralysis, and was taken to Cambridge Relief Hospital where he was not expected to survive. The driver Ferguson T. McCall stopped the vehicle after the incident.
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Adam Talmosis
Cambridge Relief Hospital
Joseph O. Sanborn
Broadway
Somerville
Norfolk Street
Webster Avenue
Talmosis
Talisiosis
Ferguson T. McCall
McCall
William A. Robinson
Mt. Vernon Street
East Somerville
Willow Street
Cambridge
Russia
Reception to New Sodality Members
Over 1000 new members of six sodalities connected with the Immaculate Conception were given a reception last night at the church. They were received by Rev. Charles W. Lyons S J pastor of the church, assisted by Rev. E J Brock S J, Rev. George A Keeler, Rev. Thomas Quinn, Rev. A F Devereaux, Rev. John Geoghegan S J and Miss Madeline Le Page.
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Immaculate Conception
Charles W. Lyons
S. J
E. J. Brock
George A. Keeler
Thomas Quinn
A. F. Devereaux
John Geoghegan
Madeline le Page
Women Bet $10,000 on Horse Races at Brookline Club
Two New York socialites Mrs. F. Ambrose Clark and Mrs. J. E. Davis wager $10,000 each on a series of thoroughbred races at Brookline Country Club. They will train and race their horses without professional help, limit training costs to $3000, and ride as amateurs to avoid any professional influence.
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Brookline Country Club
F. Ambrose Clark
J. E. Davis
New York
Brookline
Jockey Club
Boston
Clark
Davis
Society wagering on Brookline steeplechase among Boston and New York elites
Wealthy followers of steeplechasing bet on a Brookline race featuring unnamed horses from Mrs. Clark and Mrs. Davis camps. Points determine the winner with three for first, two for second, one for third. two entries have traded leads with three points apart. Names will be revealed after entry closure.
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Boston
New York
Belmont Park
Bayard Tuckerman, Jr
The
Country Club
Brookline
Tuckerman
Everett Faces Malden in Suburban League Showdown
Suburban League leaders shift as Malden High holds top spot after beating Medford High on Saturday. Everett High rebounds from two losses caused by pitching and fielding woes and won both of its games last week.
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Malden High
Medford High
Everett High
Malden and Everett set for clash as scores loom
Tomorrow afternoon Malden and Everett meet at Malden with both teams boasting strong batting lineups. The game is likely to resemble other tight battlers as Everett seeks to even the score after Malden won the last encounter.
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Everett
Malden
Everett Boys
Rindge
Cambridge Latin
Russell Field
Cambridge
Linehan
Boston
Tech
English High
Boston Latin
Dunbar Avenue
O'Flaherty
O'Brien
Funeral of James H. Davey Today
Funeral services for James H. Davey past master of Paul Dean Lodge of Masons of North Easton will be held at 11 this morning at his son Charles B. Davey residence 18 Robinson street Somerville Rev H O Palmer of Dighton officiates and burial will be at Dighton Davey long employed at the Boston Public Market on Blackstone Street and a member of Bay State Commandery Knights Templars of Boston.
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James H. Davey
Paul Dean Lodge
Masons of
North Easton
Charles B. Davey
Robinson Street
Somerville
H. O. Palmer
Dighton
Davey
Boston
Blackstone Street
Bay State Commandery
Knights Templars of
Protests Against Army and Navy Increases In Seattle
A Seattle mass meeting of the American Union Against Militarism adopted resolutions opposing Congress proposed army and navy increases. Clergymen and labor leaders denounced the Hay Chamberlain army reorganization and objected to pay for the national guard, calling it a pork barrel measure.
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Seattle
Wash
Congress
The
American Union
Hay-Chamberlain
National Guard
Portuguese Celebration Observed in Provincetown
May 28 reports the annual Royal Michaelense Autonomies Association Society event in Provincetown with delegates from New England towns. Festivities include fireworks at Lopez field, a St Peter’s Church band concert, religious services, a brass band parade, a noon procession along several streets, a Town Hall address, and a Court Street Hall banquet.
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Provincetown
Royal Michaelense Autonomies Association Society
New England
Boston
Cambridge
Commonwealth
Lopez’s Field
St. Peter's Church
the Society
Union Council
No. 7
Bradford
Howland
Commercial
West Vine
Town Hall
Court Street Hall
Memorial Service for Unknown Sailor at Charlestown Navy Yard
A memorial service for the unknown sailor was held yesterday afternoon aboard the Frigate Constitution at the Charlestown navy yard. The ceremony was conducted by Major George L. Stearns Relief Corps of Charlestown with assistance from the Major George L. Stearns Grand Army Post.
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Constitution
Charlestown Navy Yard
George L. Stearns Relief Corps
Charlestown
George L. Stearns
Villa Still Believed Alive Near Jiminez
In Columbus New Mexico on May 28 military authorities discount reports that Villa is found near Jiminez Chihuahua. Several officers state they believe Villa remains alive and at large despite rumors.
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Columbus
N. M
Chihuahua
Carranza
Villa
Jiminez
Strikebreakers Arrive in Norfolk to Replace Striking Longshoremen
Five hundred strikebreakers from Hopewell, Virginia, landed at the Old Dominion Steamship Company wharves in Norfolk to take the jobs of longshoremen striking for higher wages. Delays in heavy track shipments to New York have occurred for several days due to the walkout.
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Norfolk
Hopewell
Old Dominion Steamship Company
New York
Salazar and followers receive safe conduct to return home
General Jose Ynez Salazar and the three privates who joined his peaceful revolution appeared before General Gavira at Juarez headquarters and were granted safe conduct papers to return to civilian life.
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EL Paso
Texas
Jose Ynez Salazar
Gavira
Juarez
Boston Law May Lose Effect Over Shingle Weight ruling
The Building Commissioner O'Hearn announced that the asphalt shingles currently manufactured are unsuitable for roof coverings, potentially nullifying a special Boston law. The ordinance, approved by the Legislature and signed by Governor McCall, requires shingles used in Boston to be approved by the Building Commissioner.
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Boston
O'Hearn
McCall
Building Law Clash Over Asphalt Shingle Thickness
The building commissioner will not approve asphalt shingles under a quarter inch thick despite industry claims. Legislation pushed by United Improvement Association and others created the standard, but Commissioner O Hearn contests the samples showing less than a quarter inch. A deadlock persists as homeowners use tin slate asbestos or leave roofs as is.
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O'Hearn
United Improvement Association
Harvard Crew Looks Better After Cayuga Triangular Race
Harvard rowing prospects improved after a triangular race on Lake Cayuga. Cornell varsity eight defeated Princeton and Yale, boosting confidence that Harvard may win the four mile Thames race against Yale next month.
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Harvard
Lake Cayuga
Ithaca
Cornell
Princeton
Yale
Crimson
Thames
Cambridge
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