President Advocates Conscription as National Duty
The president argues for the selective draft over voluntary service, saying universal obligation and public authority should select who serves and who supports the nation. He notes 600000 may be needed and cites history showing voluntarism failed in major conflicts, urging swift enactment with volunteers as a supplement.
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Dent
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France
England
Freckles Remedy Promised by Leading Physician
A prominent physician endorses a prescription to remove freckles. Sold by druggists with a money back guarantee if it fails. Uses an ounce of ethine and promises rapid improvement with the first applications. asks customers to request the double strength ethine for best results.
Oldest Massachusetts Lawyer Daniel Saunders Dies at 93
Lawrence mayor in 1860 and longtime attorney Daniel Saunders died at his home on Prospect Street. At 93, he was the state's oldest practicing lawyer and oldest living graduate of Phillips Andover Academy and Harvard Law School, with deep Colonial and Revolutionary lineage.
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Lawrence
Daniel Saunders
Boston
Prospect Street
Phillips Andover Academy
Starvard Law School
State Senate
Pilgrims
Caleb Abbott
Bunker Hill
Saunders
Wife, lover accused in murder plot in Hancock County
The Hewitt case centers on Mrs. Hewitt and her former lover Grant accused by police of conspiring to kill Hewitt. Hewitt’s body was found by Armand and Chaiffre renters at 4:00 pm. Grant had previously been jailed for forgery, losing his National Guard uniform, and confessed affection for Mrs. Hewitt amid the investigation.
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Hewitt
Armand
Mil Chaiffre
Hewitt Place
Grant
Mrs. Hewitt
National Guard
Guard
Art student Grant linked to Lanesboro painter father
The report identifies Grant as the son of Ira N Grant of Lanesboro, a painter, and notes his arrest and current whereabouts remain under inquiry.
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Grant
Ira N, Grant
Lanesboro
Two Malden Men Injured in Sideswipe Car Crash
Benjamin J. Schoolman of 111 School Street and Max Gould of Ferry Street Malden were seriously injured when their car overturned after sideswiping another vehicle on Lowell Street Reading late yesterday afternoon.
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Malden
Benjamin J. Schoolman
School Street
Max Gould
Ferry Street
Lowell Street
Reading
Injured Men Treated After Attack at Local Scene
Schoolman was cut about the head face and arms while Gould suffered a fractured nose and probable injuries. Both men received medical treatment by a physician and were taken to their homes.
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Schoolman
Gould
St Pauls Episcopal Church Hires Rev Roy Gilson
St Pauls Episcopal Church in Brunswick invites the Rev Roy Rolfa Gilson of Peterboro New Hampshire to become its rector It is understood he will accept the call
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Brunswick
St Paul's Episcopal Church
Roy Rolfa Gilson
Peterboro
N. H
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