Bay State Elections See Worcester and Salem Shift
Massachusetts city results show Worcester voting in favor of saloon repeal by 3 720 votes and Salem returning to the dry side after a year. Mayors in eight cities won re election or were replaced amid contests including Lowell and Salem. Women suffrage activity noted in Newton with Equal Franchise workers distributing voter cards at stations.
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Mayo
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Salem
Beverly
Everett
Lynn
Holyoke
Malrox
Somerville
Newton
Worcester
George H. Brown
Lowell
John Merhan
John H. Turley
Arthur Howard
Dr. Fletcher
Fuller
Chicapes
Molden
George H. Fall
Newbury
Robert F Burien
Wolmin
Pugh L. Murray
Newton Equal Franchise Association
Itarret Cann
Remaim
Tom
Ball All Right. Dec. 16 Football Opinion From Dr Angell
Dr James B Angell head of the university of Michigan states there is no need for revision. He is in town on personal business and expresses confidence in the current system after 34 years at the university.
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James B. Angell
University of Mietilyan
Angell
Throat misery cured by Hyomets relief method
A Boston reader claims long standing throat and larynx troubles improved by Hyomets advertised for cold and bronchial conditions. The testimonial from F A Lindsey notes years of misery, five winters of doubt, and eventual belief in a permanent cure. The notice promotes Hyomets as a healing vapor sold nationwide.
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Fleet
F. A. Lindsey
Atrret
Boston
Mast
Atlas
Donere
Ned Drosd Barmnaiy
Druggist Adverts Skin Cream at 25 Cents a Bottle
Amond and Rose Cream a beautiful preparation for the skin at 25¢ a bottle. Excellent for use after shaving. D. F. Davis The Druggist Sie North Main St. Barre, VT.
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Sie
Mats St. Barre
Stanley Robison and Ward Rivalry Shape National League Talks
Stanley Robison and Ward dominate the National League race as factions clash over leadership. Key executives from New York and Chicago push Ward while Chicago, Pittsburgh, and Boston back Mogdler. A decisive vote looms as the National League meets to resolve the rift ahead of the 1920 season.
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New York
Stanley Hobisony
St. Lois
Rutiuwel Teagrun Club
Hehdee
Wile Owl
Chntrth Wetweil Stoke Mt
Wart
Joly Hoodier
Teagan
National League
Tingmaten
Yeuterday
Robbot
Thre
Pultaddiphis
Chiogge
Ward
Willie Chicinmti
Pitterwing
Boston
Mogdler
Ban Jatin
American League
Piha
Agnites
Coletar Uppurgeania
Robison
Y Magnatée
American Leaguee
Om Promi Provident
Yeeters
Dey
Mivraing
Camvenet Inter
Lingroe Misquites
Seerbon
Maine
Night Fire Kills Seven in Cincinnati Building Blaze
A devastating blaze on Monday night in Cincinnati at Thint and Sycamore Street claimed seven lives including two women three children and two men. Seven others were seriously injured as occupants fled through windows or rented stairways. The fire started from a kerosene lamp in a hall and spread rapidly in a crowded building, trapping residents and overwhelming fire crews. The damage was extensive with losses estimated near $60,000.
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Cincinnati
Tulsa Bank Closure Hits Oklahoma Towns
Tulsa bank failure triggers broad impact across Oklahoma with multiple branches closing and customers awaiting access to deposits. Officials order bond and paper security measures totaling 100000 dollars as investigators probe losses and state authorities demand accountability.
Counter Divorces Fail In County Court
In Bhitlington on December 14 the county court heard cases including Myers v Myers and related matters. The judge offered to restore wife rights in some actions but grants were denied in several dockets. Adultery and internal affairs claims surfaced with varied outcomes across the proceedings.
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Clinenden
Anna Myers Ve
Charles Myer
Chare Myers
Anna Myers
Colohen
A. Igill
Mabel Fletel
Halph
Willis
Chamberlain
T. Chamberlain
Minnie Pipe Wa
Ned Pringlore
Weigh Yourself Before Using This Preparative Guide
Fragmented OCR text offers dubious claims about weight checks before using a mysterious product. It references a “strong guarantee” and mentions several unclear names and places, but lacks coherent facts or verifiable details. The passage seems promotional with uncertain health assertions and nonspecific endorsements.
Ready for a recess amid holiday observance plan
The House convened to consider Taft's message, debating a two week Christmas recess from December 22 to January 4. Representative Payne of New York proposed a concurring resolution to set holiday dates and assign committees for reviewing two rate bills, but no action was completed.
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Taft
Washington
Dev
Yoatentay
Payne
New York
Drastic White Slave Bill Introduced in Congress
A drastic bill to suppress white slave trafficking was introduced by Senator Dillingham, chair of the immigration committee. It calls for imprisonment for ten years for those aiding or harboring illegal immigrants and seeks penalties for those aiding foreign aliens. the measure aims to curb crime and protect national morale.
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Washington
Dev
Siewd Jor Dillingham
United States
Senate
Rate bills to be reported on interstate commerce probes
Washington dispatch notes the House to report two bills empowering the interstate commerce commission to set safety standards for railroads and motor carriers. The measures aim to desiminate dimensions and safety requirements across common carriers and to extend advisory and investigative authority.
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Washington
Willee
Meryndt
Titan
Wilson not to resign amid Yale conspiration rumors
A distorted report claims President Taft knows Secretary Wilson will not resign. The piece mentions Ohio State University and Succession to agriculture, with references to New Haven and a Yale conspiracy meeting, but the text is garbled and contains uncertain names and dates.
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Ohio Mate University
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Agriculture
Tames
Pee
New Haven
Yale
Taft
Wilson
Taft Heads to New Haven After Late Speech
President Taft altered plans to depart at eight for New Haven to attend Yale Corporation meetings and a New Haven Chamber of Commerce event. Weather and misreads show Mrs Taft and party remaining in Washington until late night before returning to Waymorning.
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Dei
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Henry Wy Taft
New Haven
Yale Corporation
On Haven
Mornt
Mra Taft
Warrant Out For Sheldon In Fire Insurance Case
A warrant was issued for George P Sheldon who is alleged to be connected with the indictment for grand larceny involving fire insurance company funds. He was reported to be at his Greenwich home but later moved to the city for treatment after a hospitalization. Greenwich police were alerted and a general watch was ordered.
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New York
George P Sheldem
Sheldow
Greenwich
Teisumdar
Fire Freurance Company
Robbers Take 21000 Cigars From Town Store
Police investigate a bold theft from a wholesale outlet as 21 000 cigars valued at 1400 pounds were stolen along with 36 packages of meat ping and 28 bales of cigarettes and 20 hoes of soil. Dee 15. Providence ROL.
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ROL
Dee
Tolstoi Publisher Sentenced to Imprisonment Years Ago
An archival report notes the Tolestat publisher was sentenced to imprisonment after a court proceeding. The record references Portrenn and Rtee Dee in connection with the case. Names and exact dates are unclear in the damaged text.
Cuticura Soap Promises Relief for Eczema Sufferers
An old advertisement extols Cuticura Soap and Ointment as a gentle, economical treatment for babies and children with eczema rashes and skin irritations. It claims immediate relief, refreshing sleep, and soothing comfort for mothers. The message emphasizes warm baths and nightly applications.
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Hotel for Dixville Notch to rise near Colebrook
In Dixville Notch near Colebrook New Hampshire a large hotel will be built on timber adjoining the site. Work is to begin at once and the structure will span over 2000 feet with extensive room. The timber nearby will supply construction needs and the project is linked to famed Eastern summer houses.
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Colebrook
Nat
Dixville Notch
Pope appoints two new bishops in Canada and North Dakota
The Pope approved the consistory recommendation naming Rev. Dame O'Reilly of St. Anthony of Padua, Minneapolis, to the bishopric of Fang, North Dakota, and The Rev. M. Fellon of the Provincial Obintos of Datale to the bishopric of Lindon, Canada.
Declaration of the United Trith Lea ue
A brief notice proclaims support for liberal principles within a group using an abbreviated form of a league name. The fragment hints at organizational advocacy without detailed actions or dates.
Greater Gain Than Loss Amid Storms and Political Moves
The report notes wet weather across the eastern state up to Monday night disrupting coal mines and delaying operations while political parties debate home rule and Prime Minister Asquith’s stance. Storm damage and worker productivity affected mining areas, with plans and direc tions forming around continuing output and labor conditions.
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Dublin
Ted
Ama
Axquith
Dee Jy
Albert Helanetting
London
Wages Demands by Big Four Telegraphers Stir R R Men
In Harlington on December 15 the general contractor of the Brotherhood of Constructors of the Lehigh Valley railroad reports a near-unanimous push for a new wage scale. Unofficially, the group seeks higher pay and improved working conditions, with a meeting of road officials set before year’s end. Baltimore and Ohio officials condemn the demands as unreasonable while Big Four telegraphers await a final vote, likely showing strong support.
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Brotherhood of Constuctors
Lehigh Valley Railroad
Adiecard
Dentea
Danite de Beltisons Rts
Twenty Five Return From Strike In St Paul
Twenty five owited men and trainmen who had been on strike returned to work yesterday. Some were members of the strike grievance committee of the American Federation of Labor in St Paul. Gov. Eberhart will investigate strike conditions today with a view to arbitration if warranted.
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Dartmouth Calls for Immediate Football Rule Revision
Dartmouth endorses an immediate revision of football rules to reduce danger. In Hanover, leaders including Professor Laycock and President Hall favor changes. a Dartmouth delegation will attend a New York rules committee meeting to support rule modifications.
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Dartmouth
Profesor Craven Laveack
Dartmouth Athletic Council
Fessor Largeeh
Consere
RB. K. Hall
Councl
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Parry Davis Pyler Cough Remedy Recalled in Yearly Trust
At this season when colds are prevalent, Parry Davis Pyler is promoted as an effective remedy. Not a new nostrum, it has stood the test of over seventy years and is tied to its inventor's reputation.
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Parry Davis
Pyler
Thors
Dr. Pierce
No Dyspepsia Or Undigested Food Claims
An ad-like passage touts Papa's Diapepalm as an instant remedy for stomach misery and indigestion. It promises relief from heartburn gas belching and undigested food sensations within five minutes and suggests using a cheap easy solution from your druggist to keep stomach and intestines clean.
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Maine
County Doctors Met Waterbury December Meeting
The Washington County Medical Society met in Waterbury on December 15 with a good attendance. Two papers were read, including Present-day Treatment of Typhoid Fever by William L. Goodale of Montpelier, followed by discussions. A banquet at the Waterbury Inn capped the afternoon session, noted as highly instructive.
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Washington, County
William L. Goodale
Montpelier
Waterbury Inn
Goodile
Wineh
Angell
Tr. Stanley
Br. Johnson
Taxil
Groot
Lindety
Dewey
E. J, Bailey
Kb, Wateen
American Crackers First US Variety Made In The United States
A summarizing note from Hakker’s Weekly traces the origin of American crackers from the early pilot bread to the cold water cracker. It outlines the evolution from unleavened dough rolled and baked in oval ovens to the later use of fermented dough and the expansion of varieties over the past century. It highlights early trade needs for durable ships biscuits and the shift to more varied textures and flavors.
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United States
Brenda
Stimieree
Hakers
Dream Foretells Ring Gift From Deceased Friend
A London Spectator report recounts a dream about a jeweled sapphire ring that a woman soon finds physically delivered as a memory gift from a friend who died months earlier. The event unfolds with astonishment as the wearer confirms details of the dream before opening the package.
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