Massachusetts urged to vote in constitutional convention election
Governor McCall appeals to Massachusetts citizens to vote next Tuesday for delegates to the constitutional convention. The telegram underscores the election's importance and explains ballot details, including 16 delegates at large, four per congressional district, and two per representative district, with a 22-cross limit to avoid invalidation.
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Robert L. Norton
McCall
Massachusetts
Washington
Commonwealth
Mother of Nine Children Advocates Pinkham's Compound
A testimonial from Madame Eugene Bedard of Springfield endorses Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound after her ninth child, claiming renewed strength to perform housework. The item also covers political notices about Massachusetts constitutional convention pledges, publicity committees, and support for initiative and referendum in selecting delegates.
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Lydia E. Pinkham
Springfield
Mass
Lydia FE. Pinkham
Jane
Eugene Bedard
Main Street
Syyimneneld
Lydia I. Pinkhan
Perry Candidate for the Convention in Dorchester Wards 21
Augustus W. Perry of Dorchester seeks delegate role to the convention from Wards 21. He has urged reform measures before legislative committees while friends campaign for him in recent days.
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Augustus W. Perry
Dorchester
Guard in Armory Shot by Prowler
A prowler shot a guard at the doorway between the bowling alley area and the main lower corridor in the armory. Nicholls was wounded in the left thumb and side. investigators found cap and pistol but no identity of the attacker or entry method. Police and soldiers questioned, no bomb or stolen property found, two empty shells later recovered outside.
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Nicholls
Ile
Artists Offer Aid In Wartime Work
A Boston dinner hosted by Mr and Mrs Oakes Ames gathered leading artists to volunteer services for the government through the Boston Committee of Public Safety. A committee will collect sketches and paintings to be donated for poster work, aligned with French wartime posters. Also notes Omaha wheat prospects improved by moisture, promising strong spring crops.
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Parker
John W. Cummings
Fall River
Initiative and Referendum Forces
Cummings
M Oakes Ames
Commonwealth Avenue
Boston
Boston Committee of Public Safety
Admiral Dowles
Boston Committee On Public Safety
Patrick F. O'Keefe
J. J. Murphy
Navy Publicity League
Captain White
S&s. N
Oakes Ames
Margaret Patterson
EB. P. Comins
William Churchill
Charles Shivers
Charles Spear
Wrederick Hall
Vesper George
Philip Littl
Frank Pensee
William Paxton
Charles Woodbury
Teshe Thompson
Gertrude Fiske
Sears Gallagher
Miss Oliver
Europe
Omaha
Weather boosts wheat and grain crops in Omatea area
A weather report from Omate a Nebr a notes a general fall of rain and snow in the past hour with about one inch measured, aiding local wheat and grain crops.
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Omatea
Neb
Pril
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Dionel R. Donovan
Matthew Hale
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James T. Moriarty
Joseph Pellecier
Josiah Quincey
Charles 8. Stacker
Joseph Walker
David I. Walsh
Sherman Ll. Whipple
George Ee V. Vetion
Charles Reneee Ae
Concord
Albert S. Apsey
Cambridge
Charles J. Barton
Melrose
John J. Bates
Brookline
William H. Brooks
Tdlyoke
Charles #. Choate, Jr
Southboro
Charles W. Clifford
New Bedford
Louis A. Coolidge
Milton
Pall River
Edwin Uii. Curtis
Frank I. Dunbar
Lowell
Samuel J. Elder
Winchester
Wihnot R. Evans, Jr
Everest
Abbott Lawrence Lowell
Nathan Matthews
Moorfield Storey
Lincoln
John W. Cummingre
Committee On Publicity
Francis Peabody
David J. Walsh
RE. A. Filene
Whieh
Werward
Peabody
Eppere
C. Maree
Enter of Boston
Harvey Co
Phonograph Center of Boston
ICTO
Harvey’s
Red Room
Harvey
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Edison
Boylston St
Main St
Brockton
City Hall
Lynn
Perry
Union Street
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Hanover and
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