Advance into Germany and blockade after treaty refusal
London May 27 British note confirms 72 hours’ notice before termination if Germans refuse to sign the treaty. After expiration French and Americans would advance into Germany, with a stringent blockade to follow. Allied blockade council in Paris completed plans for full wartime cooperation to shield neutral interests while starving Germany, ensuring total isolation from world markets.
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Germany
Paris
Canadian aviator lands in Lenox after compass fault
M. R. James, Canadian aviator who made a non stop flight from Atlantic City to Boston for the Boston Globe trophy, diverted by a defective compass and landed in Lenox at 7 30 p m after 3 hours 14 minutes aloft. He plans to resume flight early tomorrow morning.
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M. R. James
Atlantic City
Boston
Lenox
New Jersey
Pilot James Confused by Mists Over Boston Harbor
James describes his route from Saugus aviation field along Boston and Albany tracks to the Berkshires at dusk. He landed in a small field near Pittsfield and had his air tanks filled at the fire station. He believes he won several trophies from today’s flight.
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Boston Harbor
Saugus
Boston & Albany
South Shore
New Haven
Berkshires
Pittsfield
Welcome Home 41st New England Battalion After Heroic War
After 14 months overseas service the 181 members of the 41st All New England Telephone and Telegraph Battalion led by Major Louis W Abbott returned to Boston. Over 6000 officials and crowds welcomed them at the East Newton Street Armory with a banquet and dance. Governor Coolidge praised their actions in France as the battalion’s colors were decorated for services in Chateau-Thierry and Argonne Meuse sectors. The men are to be discharged soon and may rejoin their former duties with the company.
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Louis W. Abbott
Boston
New England Telephone & Telegraph Company
Matt B. Jones
Telephone Company
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Governor Coolidge
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Carl F. Hartman
Dressler
Percy Bosworth
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Reginald J. Laird
Frank W. Wilkins
Camp Devens
Harvard man didn't like sister s suitor
David Haines, 30, of 11 Shorey street Lynn, a Harvard graduate and law student, released on 2000 bail after arraignment in Municipal Court on assault with intent to kill. The alleged assault on Israel Cherry of Cambridge left him too badly beaten to attend court. Rhines is said to have objected to Cherry’s attention to his sister.
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Shorey Street
Lynn
Harvard
Israel Cherry
Cambridge
Rhines
Cherry
Knights of St Finbar Field Day at Russell Field
The 138th annual field day of the Knights of St Finbar is set for tomorrow at Russell Field Cambridge. Mayor Quinn of Cambridge has donated a silver cup for the marathon winner, with Carl Linder aiming to defend his BAA title. The program starts at 12 30 and includes baseball hurling 100 yard dashes for members' children football and a one mile relay. Ex Mayor James M Curley will start the races.
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Cambridge
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James M. Curley
Salvation Army Drive Nears Finish in Boston Appeal
Brigadier General Charles H. Cole, chairman of the Boston campaign, urges the city to raise 70000 dollars by tonight to avoid a campaign failure. His late appeal emphasizes the drive must reach its top goal to succeed.
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Salvation Army
Charles H. Cole
Boston Committee
Salvation Army Yankee Division appeal drives Boston support
General Cole reported subscriptions totaling 329670 dollars after a week long drive for the Yankee Division. Boston has not responded to either army or division appeals. Thomas G Plant gave 1666.66 yesterday, having earlier pledged 6000 if 19 others matched it. Seventeen other checks for 5000 each have yet to arrive. Reports from New England towns suggest the quota will be reached tonight.
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Salvation Army
Thomas G. Plant
Plant
New England
Urged to Save Daylight Law by Boston Mayor
Telegrams of protest against repealing daylight saving were sent by Mayor Peters to Senators Lodge and Walsh Congressmen Gallivan Fitzgerald and Tinkham and to the Ways and Means chairman. He urged the repeal’s defeat noting daylight saving benefits to laboring classes and recreation hours and warned of irreparable loss if repealed.
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Lodge
Walsh
Gallivan
Fitzgerald
Tinkham
Ways and Means Committee
Boston
Andrew J. Peters
Boston Atlantic City air record broken by British pilot
Captain Mansell R. James, a British ace with nine air battles, flew from Atlantic City to Mitchell Field Mineola and to Whittemore Hamm Field in Saugus, setting a new Boston Atlantic City prize flight record of three hours eight minutes. He then departed Saugus for Mineola, piloting a Sopwith Camel with a 150 hp motor.
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France
Mansell R. James
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Mineola
Whittemore Hamm Aviation
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New York
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Saugus
French Catholics to Honor Joan of Arc
A celebration at Notre Dame des Victoire on Isa bella street will honor Joan of Arc next Sunday. A solemn high mass at 10 50 am will feature a musical program and a sermon on the Maid of Orleans. Joan of Arc has not yet been canonized and the final step is set for June 19 with worldwide feast day celebrations planned next year.
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Notre Dame Des Victoire
Isabella Street
Salemn
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