Troops patrolling El Paso streets amid Mexican force
Troops patrol El Paso streets with artillery on the mesa and river front prepared as a precaution against a large Mexican force on the opposite bank. Military headquarters issued the authorized statement confirming strengthened security measures.
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EL Paso
Tex
Jumres
Convention delegates split even in state nominations
The State's official results show an even split between progressives and conservatives for delegate-at-large seats in the constitutional convention. Charles Francis Adams topped the conservative ticket with 83 417 votes, ahead of former Governor Walsh by 16 735 votes. Bates, Cummings, and Pelletier followed.
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Charles Francis Adams
Concord
Harvard College
Walsh
Bates
John W. Cummings
Fall River
Joseph C. Pelletier
Boston
John W. Cummines
Progressive
Mr. Cummings
David I. Walsh
Fitchburg
John L. Bates
Brookline
Lall River
Sherman L. Whipple
Edwin A. Curtis
Josiah Quincy
Louis A. Coolidge
Milton Veenee
Samuel J. Elder
Winchester
Charles F. Choate, Jr
Southboro
Abbott Lawrence Lowell
Cambridge
Sheeneere
Matthew Hale
Nathan Matthews
George W. Coleman
Toseph Walker
William H. Brooks
Holyoke
George W. Anderson
James T. Moriarty
Charles J. Barton
Metrose Ee
Parrick H. Jennings
Albert S. Apser
Charles W. Clifford
New Bedford
Eugene N. Foss
Daniel R. Donovan
Springfield
Arthur D. Hill
Steve Oe
Krank BK. Dunbar
Lowell Thetee
George H
Defeated Candidates List From Cambridge to Winchester
A list of defeated individuals with biographical and location details appears, naming Cambridge, Williamstown, Worcester, Brookline, Waltham, Boston, Somerville, Springfield, Greenfield, Dedham, North Adams, Revere, Winchester and other communities. They show vote figures such as 21 260, 20 146, 20 022, 15 466, 12 604, 10 508, 7 104, and 1 800 among several names.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewis J. Johnson
Cambridge
Harry A. Garfield
Williamstown
Robert M. Washburn
Worcester
Harvey S. Chase
Brookline
George H. Doty
Waltham
John Weaver Sherman
Boston
William G. Andrew
Somerville
Gordon W. Gordon
Springfield
Daniel
Denny
Walter S. Hutchins
Greenfield
Addison T. Beardsley
James A. Stiles
Gardner
Codg
CCL
Samuel R. Cutler
Revere
Lombard Williams
Dedham
Hugh P. Drysdale
North Adams
Clarence W. Rowley
Processa Oar
Wentell Phillips
Chore
Whitfield LL. Tuck
Winchester
Arthur W. DeGoosh
Ralph W. Gloug
Ocean Trade Winds and Storms Dampen Boston Fishing Peak
Sailors report a single vessel at South Boston fish pier the Elizabeth W. Nunan with 500 pounds of cask 1500 pounds haddock 1700 pounds cod 1500 pounds pollock and 200 pounds scrod. Wholesalers list haddock 7 to 7 1 2 cents steak cod 13 173 4 market cod 8 111 2 steak pollock 11 1 2 cents and steak cask 11 2. An underwriters agent inspects the stranding Abenaki off Plymouth carrying 200 tons coal en route from New York to Bath Maine. Ellen Little sails from Massachusetts Bay toward Cape Cod in a 50 mile run in three hours eight minutes with a coastwise steamer in company. Navy warning nets block entry to Narrows as patrols force ships to Broad Sound. THE LANDSMAN.
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South Boston
Elizabeth W. Nunan
Haddock
Plymouth
Boston
New York
Bath
Ellen Little
Massachusetts Bay
Cape Cod
Broad Sound
Middlesex School to Play Browne and Nichols at Concord
The 1917 private school baseball season opens this afternoon at Concord if weather permits. Middlesex School of that town faces Browne and Nichols School of Concord on the Middlesex diamond with four veteran players in the lineup.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord
Middlesex School
Browne and Nichols
Middlesex
Crew Races Open 1917 Inter scholastic Season
The opening races of the 1917 inter scholastic rowing season are scheduled for this afternoon over the Middlesex School course on Bateman's Pond in Concord. Pup crews and junior clubs from the Assabet and Sudbury schools will compete.
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Middlesex School
Bateman's Pond
Concord
Assabet
Sudbury
Yerkes Released by Chicago Nationals to Indianapolis
Steve Yerkes, second baseman for the Chicago Nationals, was released to the Indianapolis club of the American Association. The former Pittsburg Federal player is under a Federal league contract for 6500 dollars yearly, and his move implies Larry Doyle may be in condition to handle second base.
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Chicago
Steve Yerkes
Chicago Nationals
Indianapolis
American Association
Yerkes
Pittsburg Federal
Larry Doyle
Braves Manager Trains Copley Plaza Staff as Marching Unit
Manager Stallings leads 24 bell boys and clerks of the Copley Plaza in a first hotel basement drill. After a half hour of marching, the company shows promise of becoming efficient soldiers under his guidance.
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Stallings
The
Braves
Copley Plaza
Pirates release Coffindaffer and Ratsch to Springfield
Pittsburgh officials announced the release of pitcher Joseph Coffindaffer and outfielder William Ratsch to the Springfield club of the Central league in Ohio. Both players will report to Springfield immediately.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburg
Joseph Coffindaffer
William Ratsch
Springfield
Ohio
Boston College High School Baseball Team Report for Practice
Due to field conditions the BC High School baseball candidates are ordered to report to the James Street gymnasium at 10 o'clock this morning for limbering up exercises and infield and batting practice as they continue training for the upcoming season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston College
James Street
Free care of feet offered to naval militia by Massachusetts chiropody group
Members of the Massachusetts Chiropody Association at a preparedness meeting in Cambridge voted to offer their services to the Public Safety Committee. They will provide foot care without charge for the feet of all naval and militia forces of the state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Massachusetts Chiropody Association
Middlesex College of Medicine and Surgery
Cambridge
Public Safety Committee
Dorchester Mass Meeting Opened Babies Week Event
Scores of women attended a mass meeting at Henry I Pierce School in Dorchester under Dorchester Medical Society and Dorchester School Centre as part of Dorchester babies week. Speakers included Dr Francis X Corpressies and Dr William C Emery among others.
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Henry I. Pierce
Washington Street
Wells Avenue
Dorchester
Dorchester Medical Society
Dorchester School
Francis X
William C. Emery
Edwin J. Ruggles
Joseph I. Grover
George A. McEvoy
Yardley Signed by Little Rock Club
Out fielder Yardley of the St Louis Americans was signed by the Little Rock Southern Association club today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Little Rock, Ark
Yardley
St. Louis Americans
Little Rock
Today
Entries Grow for 21st American Marathon Run
The American Marathon, staged from Ashland to Boston by the B A A, attracts new entries in the last 24 hours. Notable entrants include Hannes Kolehmainen of Irish American A C New York David Stuart of North Abington A Montevideo Herkimer N Y A E Wekler Natick C O Leventhal Brooklyn A A Ernest Johnson Melrose Harry Dennelan Fitchburg Bill Kennedy Morningside A C New York Billy Ackles Boston Edward Ransom Waltham Harry Spies Morningside A C New York Carl Linder Quincy Percy Mackay Portland Me Hans Shifter Morningside A C New York and A J }
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Hannes Kolehmainen
A. C
New York
David Stuart
North Abington
A. Montevideo
Herkimer
N. Y
A. E. Wekler
Natick
C. O. Leventhal
Brooklyn A. A
Ernest Johnson
Melrose
Harry Dennelan
Fitchburg
Bill Kennedy
Morningside A. C
Billy Ackles
Boston
Edward Ransom
Waltham
Harry Spies
Carl Linder
Quincy
Percy Mackay
Portland
Hans Shifter
A. J
Local names linked to New Jersey and New York racing figures
Mankin in Weehawken New Jersey along with A F Merchant Everatt and Villar Kyronen of Millrosa AA New York are listed as notable participants or organizers in the article.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mankin
Weehawken, N. J
A. F. Merchant
Everatt
Villar Kyronen
Millrosa
A. A
New York
Cabot Street Gym Handball Tournament Finalists Named
Mullen and McGowan defeated Owens and O'Brien in last night’s tournament match. Crowley faces Kenney with Mullen and McGowan advancing, eliminating the final O'Brien.
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Cabot Street
Owens
O'Brien
Mullen
McGowan
Handball Club
Crowley
Kenney
O'Briens
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Tremont Row
Washington ST
Commonwealth OF Massachusetts, Metropolitan Park Commission
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Metropolitan Park Commission
Tremont Street
Engineering Department
Commonwealth
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Cer
Newbury St
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Trinemann
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Toylsten St
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Hicharis’ School of
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Dudley Sq
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Max Keezer
Harvard
Mass Ave
Gooding
THOS
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No. Market St
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Rox
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Daddock
Tremont
Rostan
Licensing Board
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Louis K. Liggett Co
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Seid
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Jostah
Dean
William M. Prest
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W. B. Hunt Co
Jostah S. Dean
City OF
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Towis K. Lisgett Co
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Hallwawe
SO Boylston St
Stork
Tostat S. Dean
Charles FE. Johnson
Eald Building
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Hetherston Importing Co
John J. Norton
John BR. Martin, Jr
Broad St
Roston
Josiah S. Dean
Devonshire St
Main
Corona
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American Writing Machine CO
Franklin St
Jreen
Geneva Painting CO
Geneva Ave
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Edmund Breese
Derwent Hall Came
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Diam Worenme
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Kent Whitford Kane
Maudh Milton Abel Carruthers
Howell Motor Car Company
I. A. Howell
Gen. Mer
Massachusetts Ave
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Dolly
Dolly Sisters
Globe
Dollys
Rew
Langdon Mitchell
Thackeray
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Ness
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Dorothy Gish
Scarlet Letter
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Nance O'Neil
Vernon Castle
Patria
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Pearl White i
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Anna Q. Nilsson
George Beban
Plymouth Theatre
Richard Walton Tully, Inc
James G. Peede
Mgr
Guy Bates
National Guard
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Charles Purcell
Tremont Theatre
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Grant Mitchell
Victor Morley & CO
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Susan
Harold Lockwood
May Allison
Copley Square
Exeter
Wallace Reid
Myrtle Stedman
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Lovel
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Chas
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Eddie
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Ward & van
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Panera
Copley Theatre
Genevieve Hamper
Claire Whitney
Eagil Mee ‘Mes
Robt
B. Mantel
WM H Lon CO
Joan OF Abc
Jesse Lasky
Geraldine
Farrar IN
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the Colonial Theatre
Boston Opera House
Lawrence McCarty
the Liebler CO
Braves Giants
Wm. Read Sons, Inc
Giants
Temple
Mary Pickford
Ann Muraove
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