Vaudeville for U S Army Rest Camps in France
American troops will take rest and recreation centres to France under plans by the training camp activities committee led by Secretary Baker. Raymond Fosdick reports strong aid offers from actors and entertainers. Major-General Bell urges emphasis on singing and soldier choruses in all camps.
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Grange in Massachusetts Moves to Invest 5000 in Liberty Bonds
The State Grange executive committee in the State House yesterday afternoon voted to invest five thousand dollars in Liberty bonds, signaling support for the national loan drive. The decision follows a committee meeting held to discuss wartime financing.
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Lasell Freshman Crew Sets Charles River Record
The Lasell Seminary freshman war canoe crew set a course record at the annual river day regatta on the Charles River, finishing three-eighths of a mile in 3 minutes 19 seconds. They claimed the consolation prize after losing to the seniors, who won the championship, in blustery rain that day.
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Woman Sues for 10000 Over Coal Hole Fall
Mrs. Ethel L. Maxim, an elocution teacher at Faelten School, sues for 10000 after a coal hole collapsed under her on Columbus avenue January 29, 1916. The trial before Judge Fessenden and a jury in Superior Court began yesterday. Her husband George Maxim, organist at the People's Temple, accompanied her during the incident in front of the Pope building.
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Wife killer declared insane in Providence case
George D Walker charged with murdering his wife Christine Walker in their North Providence home on January 27 was found not guilty by reason of insanity. State alleged he struck a heavy blow to her head and set fire to her clothing while she lay unconscious.
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Italy’s War Mission Is Welcomed in Washington
Official and social Washington braved a driving rain to greet the Prince of Udine and other members of the Italian war mission at a formal reception by Secretary and Mrs. Lansing at the Pan-American building. President Wilson and most Cabinet members were presented to the mission.
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Italian visitors begin talks with U S officials on shipping needs
The Italian delegation met American officials in New York emphasizing coal and raw materials for munitions and how to arrange purchases and transport to tidewater. Italy plans to outline import needs while noting shared shipping with allies and possible use of seized German vessels. Wheat is imported from Australia under an international agreement.
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Exams for Assistant Paymasters on June 1
Secretary Daniels announced age limits for the draft era navy 211 to 30 years inclusive for assistant paymasters in the naval coast defense reserve. Competitive examinations will be held at navy yards and stations on June 1.
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Hunt to Run Ockenfels in Refit Under Captain Hunt
The former German steamer Ockenfels will be placed in commission soon with Captain Hunt of Dorchester in command after being summoned from Italy. Jerome Smith of East Boston will serve as chief engineer. A test voyage is planned in Boston Harbor and adjacent waters later this week. Captain Corkum is appointed commander of the former Austrian liner Erny as it prepares for active service.
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Towns Win Court Case Over Charles River Basin Costs
The Supreme Judicial Court full bench ruled that Weston Hull Weymouth Hingham and Lynn may know what construction remains for the Charles River basin. It overturned Judge Carroll’s decree approving payments allocated for Metropolitan Park system construction and maintenance. Weston objected to any share of the Charles River basin costs, joined by the others.
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George H. P. Dyer
Leominster
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