Wilson vows League of Nations shield for mothers of the world
President Wilson at Suresnes Cemetery near Paris declares the League of Nations will guarantee that the dead of the great war did not die in vain and predicts future shame for opponents of the league. Also notes a worldwide pledge by governments to honor the fallen. Commander Read forced to land in Mondego River region while en route to Plymouth for repairs. The seaplane resumes flight to Ferrol, Spain, for overnight stop before planned Plymouth reception.
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Graves of Soldiers Debeckted Honor the Nation's Fallen Heroes
Veterans of three wars join with active duty troops in New England to honor the nation's honored dead. The observance marks a rare unified tribute as aging servicemen and their successors come together to remember those who served the country in war.
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Germans told to sign at Versailles or Berlin
London May 30 Premier Lloyd George told the Welsh division at Amiens that Germans must sign in Versailles or Berlin. He declared if they fail at Versailles they shall sign in Berlin and warned the Allies will not yield.
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Flowers strewn on water in Maynard memorial
Isaac Davis Post of the G A R and Acton groups decorated local graves. A featured act was planting flowers on the Assabet River from Walnut Street bridge to honor Union sailors who died.
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Savage Tire heir elopes with divorcee in Los Angeles
Arthur W. Savage 62, head of A. J. Savage Munitions in San Diego, marries Mrs Ethel B. Doyle 27 after a brief acquaintance. The ceremony at Rev James I Myers residence on North Broadway drew social notice in the Southern city.
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Place Flowers on Roosevelt's Grave
Tribute paid at Theodore Roosevelt's grave in Oyster Bay New York as hundreds visit bearing flowers and wreaths including many children. The event reflects on the Rough Rider's memory from the Spanish American War era and drew people to the gravesite.
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One Man Army Returns From World War I Honors
Pall Mall Tenn May 30 America's one man army returns to the mountains quietly after earning the greatest honors of the World War I, the big red headed freckled figure making his way home.
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York Returns Home to Humble Welcome in Jamestown
The famed Tennessee sergeant Alvin Cullum York arrived in Crossville after a train stop, greeted by fourteen Jamestown residents who cheered him. He paused shyly as the crowd recognized him, donning no medals for the homecoming.
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Eastern League Scores Mixed Results Report
Providence defeated Worcester 7 to 1 while Worcester won 6 to 3. Springfield beat Pittsfield 2 to 1. Hartford topped Bridgeport 6 to 4. Bridgeport won 6 to 1 against Hartford. Waterbury eased past New Haven 8 to 6 and 4 to 2 over New Haven.
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NC-4 Arrives in Ferrol After Transatlantic Flight Pause
The American naval seaplane NC-4 reached Ferrol Spain at 4 35 pm local time reports say. Earlier motor trouble at Newfoundland’s Trespassey Bay kept NC-4 from completing the transatlantic flight today.
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Boston Forecast Sees Fair Saturday Then Showers Likely
Forecast for Boston and vicinity calls for a fair Saturday, followed by unsettled conditions and a chance of showers by night. Temperatures little changed with moderately low winds. Washington reports northern New England fair on Saturday with Sunday partly cloudy and mild. Eastern New York and southern New England expect fair Saturday, Sunday partly cloudy, with possible Sunday night showers and little temperature change.
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Baseball scores from yesterday by league and city
National League games featured Boston defeating Philadelphia 6 3 and 6 0, Pittsburgh beating Cincinnati 9 3 and 3 2, New York sweeping Brooklyn 6 1 and 4 2, St Louis topping Chicago 5 4 and 4 1. American League results showed Boston 10 Philadelphia 66, Philadelphia 4 Boston 3, Chicago 4 Cleveland 13, 3 2, Detroit 2 St Louis 0, Detroit 6 St Louis 2, New York 6 Washington 2. Western league listings include Lowell 6 Fitchburg 5, Fitchburg 5 Lowell 4, Lewiston 11 Portland 3, Portland 6 Lewiston 4, Haverhill 9 Lawrence 3, Lawrence 16 Haverhill 12.
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Greatest strike on in Canada starts in Toronto
In Toronto on May 30 a general strike of trades unions began, described by conservative leaders in both capital and labor as the greatest battle between capital and labor in Canada’s history. The story notes the strike followed careful, deliberate consideration by a Post reporter and marked a pivotal moment in labor relations.
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