Conscription in Abeyance Amid Ireland Reforms
London May 30 British government holds back on conscription as Ireland grinds toward stability after Sinn Fein arrests. Home Rule bill delayed weeks while policy to avoid disturbance gains support from Lord-Lieutenant French Shortt and Walter Long. Sixty nine Sinn Feiners deported to England for internment, with possible trial location under review.
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London
Ireland
Sinn Fein
Daily Telegraph
Irelasian
Lieutenant French
Shortt
Walter Hume Long
War Cabinet
Sinn
French General Pierre de Vallieres Killed in Action
Paris dispatch reports General Pierre de Vallieres, 49, killed Tuesday on the field of honor. He fell while leading his troops after being struck by a shell fragment.
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Paris
Havas
Pierre de Vailieres
Genéral de Vallieres
Atlantic A A Beats Cranch A A 6 to 4
In Atlantic at the Ward 6 playground Cranch A A from Quincy defeated Atlantic A A by six runs to four. The game featured solid hitting and solid defense from both sides with Cranch A A pulling ahead late in the contest.
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Ward 6
Atlantic
A. A
Quincy
Atlantic A. A
WOUNDS FOR 3 GREATER CITY BOYS
Three more Greater Boston youths are listed among 35 New England casualties reported by the War Department. Roxbury and Cambridge men are named as severely wounded, while Sergeant William H. Gardlard of 28 Sweetser Street Springfield is the sole New England fatality.
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Greater Boston
New
Casualty List Names 3% New England Soldiers Reported
The casualty roll lists multiple men from central western and southern states with several New England soldiers named. Notables include Private Edward C. Nagle of Cambridge and Private George F. Richardson Jr of Manchester New Hampshire. The report details actions, wounds, and statuses among officers and enlisted men.
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Washington
George Schless
St. Paul
Mifin
Edward A. Koenne
Rochester
N. Y
James F. Crawford
Warsaw
New England Boys on Casualty List
Pt. George F. Hall of Roxbury Pt. Abraham Kniberg of Roxbury Pt. Harry F. McCann of Dover New Hampshire Pt. Edward C. Nagle of Cambridge Pt. George F. Richardson Jr of Manchester D Battery 103d F A casualty listing for 101st Ambulance company and related units.
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Henry Gilson
Philadelphia
William Guest
Scottdale
Penn
George F. Halley
Roxbury
Mass
Abraham Knnberg
Harry F. McCann
Dover
N. H
Edward C. Nagle
Cambridge
William H. Nélson
Oxford
Wis
George F. Richardson, Jr
Elm Street
Manchester
Byron W. Vanness
Minneapolis
George F. Hall
Galena St
Abraham Kniberg
Montgomery
German Kultur Attacked at Memorial Day Service
Former Mayor Fitzgerald faced sharp criticism during an Elks gathering at Boston Lodge Mt Hope Cemetery as German Kultur was criticized in his Memorial Day speech.
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Fitzgerald
Boston Lodge
Mt. Hope Cemetery
Ex-Mayor Warns Against German Threat to Liberty
An ex-mayor denounces German imperialism and warns that victory would subjugate liberty and erase American character and womanhood. He recalls Civil War struggles, insists freedom remains essential, and asserts U S soldiers fight for life and liberty beyond race and creed. He appeals to American humanity and civilization.
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Germany
United States
América
Humanity
Civilization
Golf at Arlmont Club Arlington Heights
The Arlmont Golf Club in Arlington Heights hosted a busy day with morning and afternoon events. Harold H. Jvodge netted 10 34 71 to win the 18 hole handicap medal play in the forenoon, ahead of a field of ten players. William B. E. Bunton trailed with a partial score noted.
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T+ Arlmont Golf Club
Arlington Heig
Harold H. Jvodge
William BE. Bunton
Handicap medal winner of the afternoon tourney
The 49 15 34 card claimed victory in the handicap medal event for best nine holes in the afternoon tourney.
Concord Rifle Club shoots prize winners named
Henry Finley won the 60 yard prize with a 24. Henry Martell took the 20 yard prize with a 24. Francis Dailey won the 300 yard prize with a 22 in the third shoot.
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Concord
Henry Finley
Concord Rifle Club
Henry Martell
Francis Dailey
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CL Bait
Gen. Vallieres
Cranch
A. H. Howe & Sons
Tremont St
Washington St
Boston
Greater City
New England
Galena Street
Montgomery Street
Newton A Street
New Hampshire
Andrew Gérry
Newton Street
George F. Richardson
Sjr
D Battery
105D Tela Artillery
France
Ls Elmatreet
Mcbiwain Company
Casualty
William H. Cartland
Wakefield
Raymond D. Miller
Battle Creek
Mich
Fleming McG
Bardolph
Til
Clark G. Miller
Bovina Centre
N.Y
Joe Ruby West
Minnekah
Oklo
George Squiers
Minn
Johnnie Jackson
Lamar
Miss
Wille Washington
New Orleans
Ralph P. Wells
Woodstock
Harris N. Hebb
Lakeland
Earl J. Douglass
Clinton
Dave Anderson
Plaquamineé
Clay Berlin
New York City
Andrew H. Cowan
Belmont
Wesley J. Evans
Dallas
Tex
Robert Harvey
Rustburg
Victor Earl Johnson
Wayerhausen
Richard Murray
Round
D. C
Lester N. Nelson
Mankato
William Thromer
Eagle Mills
Charlie Beter
Alexandria
Egypt
Roé A. Bale
Columbus, C
Earl L. Lewis
Tryonville
Edward A.koenne
George N. Williams
Hennederson
Joseph H. Brown
West New Brighton
S. I
Harry T. Cook
Easthampton
Conn
U. S. Army
Munson
Goodyear Welt
Cee
101St Ambulance Company
NEW England Boys
Sweetser St
Springfield
Newton
101St Ambulance
Manchester, N. H
F. A
Harry S. Cook
East Hampton, Ct
D Co
Gustav F. Héim
Symphony Orchestra
America
Pilgrim
Mr. Heim
Josephine Penick
Emerson School of Oratory
Heim
Elks’ Memorial
Arlmont
Finley
Gilchrist
OKS A
Copenhagen
Wade
Delhi
THE
Bangkoks
Milans
Sale Street
Gilgirist
Smileage Books
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