Lincoln Crew Remembered On Memorial Day Parade
The U S S Lincoln memorial ceremony in New York honored its lost crew with wreaths, a sea tribute from the transport's survivors, and memories of heroism at sea. Commander P. W. Foote led reflections on the 1918 torpedoing as veterans recalled acts of courage and the ship's doomed voyage.
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President Lincoln
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106Th Infantry Band
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Governor Reviews Brooklyn Veterans Parade and Mass Audience
Governor Smith reviewed the Brooklyn war veterans march drawing a crowd around 190000. The procession started at Bedford and Division to Prospect Park Arch with World War and Spanish War veterans, G 4 R, and others, followed by police. Mayor Hylan reviewed the East Williamsburg parade, Cypress Hill cemetery remembrances, and Long Island City memorial trees plus speeches by Sullivan Skeene and Geluinger.
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Anther
Hylan
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Ringelmann
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Ilan
Gates
Bushvisk Avenue
Veterans
Assem
Hian Peter Geluinger
William Wineiin
Dr Van De Water Rues Ideals Lost After War Speech
Dr George R Van De Water rector of Church of the Beloved Disciple in Manhattan spoke at Memorial Day exercises in Fishing, Queens, lamenting America’s moral relapse since the war. He warned against League of Nations and urged caution about foreign commitments, claiming America should avoid entangling alliances.
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Senate
Merion
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Verdun
Italy
Unclear excerpt on constitutional alignment and foreign links
A fragment from a broader article discusses constitutional alignment with foreign powers. It notes opposition to linking with Germany, Turkey, Bulgaria and Russia and suggests making the most of the reasoned stance. The readable portion offers limited context and names only these nations as referenced considerations.
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Turkey
Bulgaria
Russia
Bronx Memorial Day Parade Draws 10000 Marchers
Ten thousand persons joined the Bronx Memorial Day parade marching from 130th Street and Third Avenue to McKinley Park where Borough President Henry Bruckner and civic officials reviewed them. G A R veterans visited Soldiers Cemetery after the reviewing. The American Legion and Veterans of Foreign Wars led to Graham Square for ceremonies under a Jews' committee. Women’s Police Reserves Red Cross and National Guard detachments also participated.
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Henry Bruckner
Soldiers’ Cemetery
180Th Street
West Farms
American Legion Party
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Graham Square
Thousands Sing Requiem For Chicago War Dead
Chicago held Memorial Day events with a massed choir singing a requiem on the Art Institute steps. Memorial services for Army Navy and Marine dead from World War I occurred in Grant Park with white cross graves and wreaths dropped from a Great Lakes plane. Major General George H. Hell urged remembrance of maimed veterans as Hugh Gibson and Prince Casimir Lubomirski spoke. Governor Lowden reviewed the parade in Humbolt Park with Polish ancestry groups also represented.
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Soldiers and Sailors’ Monument
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Teckler
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Caureh
Bronx
Zelter
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Chicago
Art Institute
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Great Lakes Naval Training Station
George Hell
France
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Poland
Prince Casimir Lubomirski
Unite States
Pulis
Humbult Park
Frank G. Lowden
Richmond Dedicates Hero Memorial Park
The Hero Memorial Park on the Richmond Turnpike at St. Louis Street was dedicated as the main event of Staten Island’s celebration yesterday. Mrs. Louis Dreyfus presented the park to the Borough of Richmond, containing 114 trees with bronze tablets honoring Staten Island soldiers who died in World War I.
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Louis Dreyfus
Staten Inland
G A R Veteran Falls Dead Leading Post in Parade
Providence reports Richard Burges commander of Arnold Post 4G A L R fell dead at parade head. He was seventy five, urged to ride but chose to march, enlisted Civil War, served until 1865. White Plains unveils bronze World War tablet honoring forty two fallen. Justice Renner spoke. thirteen honored, including former soldiers and marines.
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Argonne
Belleau Wood
Verdun
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Grand Army
Manhattan
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Riverside Drive
Seventy-second Street
Soldiers and Sailors Monument
Phil Kearny
Grand Army of the Republic
New York City
Stevens
Robert Leay
Tom
Arizonta
Providence
Richard Burges
Arnold Pe
Burges
Pixten
White Plains
Whiteanna
Jd. Renner
Alliance
Pershing Joins In Exercises At Arlington Memorial Day Tribute
General Pershing headlined Memorial Day ceremonies in Washington and Arlington where graves of fallen French WWI soldiers were decorated for the first time. Events included Maine dead services, Wilkes monument unveiling, and a wreath for Rear Admiral Pears as the Explorers Club marked the North Pole discovery. Pershing urged restraint from ambition and urged preparedness to aid less fortunate nations.
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Belgium
Pershing
Services Held at Roosevelt Grave
A simple ceremony yesterday in Oyster Bay marked the gravesite observance for Theodore Roosevelt. Colonel Theodore Roosevelt Jr led a procession from the American Legion rooms to Young's Memorial Cemetery with Grand Army of the Republic veterans present. Taps were played by Alfred Wright as the first wreath was laid on the late president’s grave, with women placing bouquets and wreaths on nearby soldiers’ graves at Cove Neck afterward.
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Arthur & Egbert
Robert J. Freenan
Lloyd B. Haight
Howard Himmenright
Arthur Z. Jefferson
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Floyd H. Hedglin
Grundy B. Johnson
Victor d. Kuhnert
Tacob Tied
Clarence H.mcallister
Jacob J. Nowacki
Karl H. Newert
Willeam Owens
Alfred A. Sweeting
Robert Walker
Harold H. Williams
Fred W. Wilson Jr
Frank H. Woodard
Bertie Zanetti
Theodore Roosevelt
Oyster Bay
Pheodnye Roosevelt
Quentin Roosevelt
Indies
Oyster
American Legion
Young
Amerless Legion
Charles Lee
Toosevedvischai
Cove Neck
Memorial Day Parade Reviewed by Jersey City Officials
About 4000 men marched in Jersey City memorial day events reviewed by Governor Edwards and City Commissioners. The parade led by Captain John Bunte, with 7000 in line, passed East Side Park and cemeteries including Paterson and Elizabeth, honoring Civil War veterans amid large crowds and ceremonies.
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West Side Avenue
Grand Army of the Republic
John Buntte
Jersey
Dutland
Kearay
N. J
Saniel Ross
Johnston Avenue
Tw Warrior
Exereiws
MrAllister Post
Army of the Republic
Paterson
S.J
East Side Park
GS. Mamilton
St Paul's Episcopal Church
Thren Ware
Elizabeth
Hoss Lawid
Etty Mileinia
June Bargains Across Two Cities Offer 20 Percent Off
The ad touts a one fifth price cut on entire store merchandise in two great cities. Wedding attire, gifts, jewelry, home furnishings, travel goods, and clothing for men and women are offered in June. A wide range of goods including trunks, rugs, umbrellas, and summer outfits are highlighted, with emphasis on quality, usefulness, and lasting value.
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Orient Shop
Au Quatriéme
London
Faith May Campaign Sparks Nationwide Property Sale
The May third campaign to give away one fifth of property to buyers has spread across the United States, surprising readers of morning papers. Large turnover and rapid purchases shifted supplies from sellers seeking higher prices, providing relief to goods makers and lowering interest rates in several money centers.
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