No Comment by Ex Kaiser Shrouded in Silence
May 28 report from Amerongen notes the former German Emperor remains virtually invisible to the world since learning the peace terms. He crosses the drawbridge twice daily for log sawing, visible for about four seconds, as the castle imposes strict silence. The Empress seems more affected, hoping a tribunal might be brought against him. Only visitor Dr Kraige from Berlin came for liquidation matters related to the Hohenzollerns.
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Amerongen
Associated Press
General von Estorff
Kraige
Berlin
Submarine Losses Reported in Berlin Statistics
Berlin Vosische Zeitung reports Germany sank 198 U boats in the war with seven interned abroad and fourteen self destroyed. More than three thousand sailors died in sinkings while several thousand were said to have lost their reason and were committed to lunatic asylums.
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Basle
Germany
Berlin
Vossiche Zeitung
First Poppies Planted in Franklin Park Beds
The Flanders Field Poppies were planted in the Herbaceous Garden at Franklin Park on Memorial Day Eve, with Superintendent Martin Finaghty arranging the event to honor fallen lads. He plans exhibitions of numerous poppy varieties, including Maid of the Mist and Chinese poppies, to educate the public about the flower.
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Franklin Park
Martin Finaghty
Flanders
Finaghty
France
Catholic Church Notes On Early Summer Services
Catholic services resume at old St Patrick’s Church Northampton street with an 11 a.m. mass. The former church now serves as a mission of St Philip’s under Rt Rev Edward F Hurley. Forty Hours Devotion spans June 2–4 at St Stephen’s for Polish and Lithuanian parishioners, then begins June 6 at multiple churches including St Paul’s Dorchester Our Lady of the Cedars Mt Lebanon Tyler Street St Ann’s Somerville Sacred Heart Weymouth and St Patrick’s Watertown. A solemn military mass of requiem is held at Gate of Heaven South Boston with Rev George A Lyons as celebrant and Rev Charles W Lyons of Boston College preaching. Also a solemn military mass at St Monica’s follows. The annual convention of the Catholic Total Abstinence Union of the archdiocese is today at Cathedral School Hall. The annual State convention of the Massachusetts Catholic Women’s Guild League is set for June 7.
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St. Stephen’s Church
St. Paul's
Dorchester
Our Lady of the Cedars of Mt. Lebanon
Tyler Street
St. Ann's
Somerville
Church of the Sacred Heart
Weymouth
St. Patrick’s
Watertown
Gate of Heaven Church
South Boston
George A. Lyons
Charles W. Lyons
Boston College
St. Monica’s Church
Catholic Total Abstinence Union
Defeating Bolshevism in the Industrial World
Secretary of Labor Wilson continues his examination of present day industrial issues in the Boston Sunday Post Magazine. This upcoming article, the second in a series, discusses the defeat of Bolshevism and its implications for labor and industry within the United States.
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Wilson
Boston Sunday Post
Massachusetts Preferred to Die in Bay State
A 50 year old man from Bulgary Hungary and Lynn Massachusetts spoke a line about dying in Massachusetts before shooting himself in the Superior Courthouse corridor. He died later at the Relief Hospital from self inflicted wounds.
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Massachusetts
Arizona
Melcom Artunoff
Bulgary
Hungary
Lynn
Mass
Superior Courthouse
Relief Hospital
Man Dies by Self Inflicted Gunshot NorWest Settee Bail Extradition
Witnesses heard the shot as the man sat upright on a northwest settee with life blood ebbing. The pistol lay between his feet. Naturalization papers in his hatband identified him and linked him to a bail status awaiting extradition to the West on larceny charges. Ambulance transported him for treatment.
Boston man pleads for asylum in Arizona exile tale
On May 29 in Boston, Melcom Artunoff wrote a slip claiming a crooked Arizona government would force his return. He says he prefers dying in Massachusetts to going back to Arizona, appealing for justice and bail of ten thousand dollars. He asks friends to remember there is no justice where there is no country.
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Boston
Mass
Arizona
Massachusetts
Justice For Justice
Melcom Artunoff
Prisoner Escape At Court In West Roxbury
Sixteen year old Francis J Moe Laughlin escaped from a court officer at North Station yesterday while being returned to Shirley School for Boys after parole violation. A free for all chase followed among commuters. The officer Frank H Kelly from West Roxbury was purchasing tickets when the escape occurred. Laughlin, 5 feet 5, 125 pounds, wore dark clothes, a dark cap and army shoes.
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Francis J. MoeLaughlin
Shirley School
North Station
Frank H. Kelly
West Roxbury
McLaughlin
New Jersey Brings 1354 Here Tuesday
Reports that Boston received the last homebound troops are incorrect. The battleship New Jersey, which departed Brest on May 20, will dock at Commonwealth Pier next Tuesday morning bringing 1354 troops including the 313th and 314th Machine Gun Battalions, Casual Company No. 1 of the 318th Infantry, and Special Casual Company No. 872.
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Boston
France
New Jersey
Brest
Commonwealth Pier
Daniels vows to retain enough yeomen for a year
Secretary Daniels praises the work of about 8000 yeomen in the navy and plans to recommend keeping a sufficient number to handle clerical tasks in the Navy Department for another year. This follows approval of continued service beyond the current term.
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Washington
Daniels
Navy
Navy Department
Cadum Ointment Promises Relief for Skin Ailments
Advertises Cadum Ointment as a soothing healer for eczema pimples blotches itch tetter and various rashes and skin irritations. Claims the French preparation imported from the original formula brings peaceful sleep and quick relief when used on inflamed skin.
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America
Boston Premier of First Rothapfel Unit Programme Draws Largest City Crowd
The Shubert Theatre hosted a private Boston showing of the first Rothapfel unit programme, arranged by Samuel K. L. Rothapfel. The program opened with First Unit Programme 1919, followed by The Wood of Fair Water and musical pieces like Elogie set to The Last Hour. The feature False Gods starred Grace Darling and others, ending with Wild Flowers. An augmented orchestra accompanied the show.
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Shubert Theatre
Boston
Rothapfel
Harry Segal
Samuel KL
Strand
Rivoli
Rialto Theatres
New York
Belleau Wood
Massenet
J. H. Gilmore
Sheldon
Grace Darling
Ida Darling
Florence Billings
Hugh Thompson
Alfred Hickman
Harry Mestayer
George V. Hobart
Yvonne Shelston
Templar Saxe
A. J. Herbert
Helen Weer
Walter McEwen
Eugene Acker
Rev A Z Conrad to Preach at Park Street Tonight
The Rev. A Z Conrad Ph D pastor of the Park Street Congregational Church will deliver a sermon at tonight's prayer meeting service, inviting the community to attend a period of reflection and prayer.
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A. Z. Conrad
Park Street Congregational Church
The Thing That Couldn't- in Boston Sunday Post Magazine
Margaret Cameron writes a new entry in the popular Tangles series about contemporary life. The piece titled The Thing That Couldn't- will appear in next week's Boston Sunday Post Magazine, promising engaging storytelling.
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Margaret Cameron
Boston Sunday Post
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