Germany Yields to Wilson Diplomacy Ends Submarinerow
The article reports Germany’s acceptance of President Wilson’s submarine warfare demands. Ambassador von Bernstorff informs Secretary Lansing that Berlin will refrain from sinking passenger liners without warning. The move ends the threat to U S relations and is hailed as a major diplomatic victory for Wilson.
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Houghton & Dutton Employees Enjoy Outing at Lexington Park
The Roxbury tranche workers of the Houghton and Dutton Company held a field day at Lexington Park with about 150 attendees. A baseball game between the batters and tubs ended 7 to 5 after five innings. committees led by E. P. Davis and Thomas Linehan organized sports and judges.
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Concord Wins In Playground Meet
The Concord playgrounds boys and girls defeated Concord Junction 51 to 27 in the annual track and field meet on the centre play ground. More than 800 children participated with many spectators, and the Concord girls helped seal the victory. The next Sunday Post will feature Governor's Week souvenirs with a full photo page.
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Domestic Leaves $10,000 to Public Institutions
Emma Boardman of Randolph died April 27 1915 and left 10800 in personal property to public institutions after 25 years in service with a Randolph family. She also left 81 shares of American Telephone Company stock to the First Congregational Church of Randolph.
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Lady Bountiful Returns to Rescue Bob in Comic Sunday
A playful panel shows Lady Bountiful stepping in to help Bob as the ongoing adventure unfolds. The scene hints at a lighthearted charity gesture reflected in the Sunday Post comic spread.
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President Wilson Defends Living International Law Worldwide
The New York World editorial lauds President Wilson for restoring and living international law through a German crisis resolution. It cites von Bernstorff’s memorandum as acceptance of the U.S. case and praises Wilson for preserving neutral rights, earning new American prestige, and upholding a durable code of law in a wartime world.
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