Radical Mexican plot against U S borders under Carranza
Senator Fall of New Mexico, chairing the foreign relations sub committee investigating Mexico, writes to President Wilson with a memorandum alleging radicals in Mexico acting with Carranza’s knowledge to incite a U S revolution and seize border states 1848 acquisitions.
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Sen. Fall
Wilson
Washington
Mexico
Carranza
United States
Fall of
New Mexico
Suit for $10,000 in Breach of Promise Case
Miss Mary D Livingston a 21 year old Roxbury nurse sues Dr Louis Easton a 33 year old Boston dentist and Tufts Dental School instructor for 10000 alleging breach of promise to marry The suit was filed yesterday and details continue on page 4 third column
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Mary D. Livingston
Roxbury
Louis Easton
Boston
Tufts Dental School
Mary Livingston
Lighting Restrictions Cut Off-Season Offices After Four
Non essential industries face strict limits on lighting and heat during business hours. In offices, advertising lights must be extinguished after four o'clock to conserve energy and comply with new service cut regulations.
New York to Be Vatican for Episcopal Church
The city of New York will become the hub of the Protestant Episcopal Church with a presiding bishop and a council resembling a College of Cardinals. The church’s 2,000,000 communicants will be administered from an Episcopal center in New York, mirroring Rome’s global Catholic authority.
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New York
Rome
College of Cardinals
St. Peter
Tiber
Proposed revolution plans tied to IWW group in Mexico City
A sub committee minutes from a October 16 meeting in Mexico City reveals proposed revolution plans by Lodge 23, an IWW affiliated group described as extreme agitators and members. The Mexican president is linked in the report. details continue on Page 11.
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Mexico City
Lodge 23
Industrial Workers of
No Decision Hits Boston Wets Hard
The Supreme Court did not issue a ruling on the constitutionality of wartime prohibition yesterday. Boston wets faced renewed gloom as liquor interests saw their hopes dashed.
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Boston
United States Supreme Court
Optimism High as Supreme Court Hints on Prohibition
Some hope the Supreme Court may overturn wartime prohibition before January when the national dry law begins. Many local dealers visited stores yesterday to prepare and stock up in case the ban is lifted, promising a potential wet Christmas.
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Supreme Tribunal
High Court
Anniversary and historical notes spanning 1917 to modern times
Timeline highlights on this date recall Jerusalem’s surrender to British forces in 1917 and the first formal cremation in America in 1702. It marks the 1917 U S cruiser Brooklyn coal dust deaths, poet Robert T Paine Jr born, and distant references to Rhine Rolandseck and French actions near Brohi with Americans arriving in Yokohama.
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Jerusalem
Robert T. Paine, Jr
America
Brooklyn
Yokohama
Japan
Rhine
Rolandseck
Brohi
Adanins
Forecast for Boston and Vicinity and Northeastern States
The forecast calls for rain in Boston Tuesday and Wednesday with colder conditions Wednesday and increasing east winds. A broad cold wave spreads Wednesday and Thursday east of the Mississippi with severe impact in the Gulf States and central valleys, moving into the Atlantic States with rain and snow in the Middle Atlantic and New England regions and snow in the upper lake area. Winds off the Atlantic grow strong by Tuesday night from Sandy Hook to Hatteras.
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Dec
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Mississippi River
Gulf States
Great Central
Atlantic States
Middle Atlantic
Upper Lake Region
Atlantic Coast
Sandy Hook
Hatterasg
Yesterday's Temperature at Thompson's Sig JIRLNG
Average temperature yesterday was 48 degrees with a 29 degree reading a year ago. The report shows multiple unreadable digits and timestamps with historical device readings for yesterday.
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Thompson
Episcopal Bishop Gailor to Transfer from Nashville to New York
The Rt. Rev. Thomas F. Gailor will leave Nashville for New York almost immediately as presiding bishop. His salary will be generous but not as high as New York’s Episcopal bishop, nor exceeding that of many leading city rectors. The exact amount awaits final vote.
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Frank Gailor
D. D
Episcopal Church
Thomas F. Gailor
Episcopal Diocese of
Tennessee
Nashville
New York
Episcopal
Milk price blamed in infant abandonment at Grand Central
A seven months old baby was abandoned at Grand Central Station after a note in its hat blaming milk costs. Police report the father could not afford the child due to rising milk prices and said another man asked him to hold the infant until his return.
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New York
Grand Central Station
Garfield Announces Coal Rationing Targets Narrowed
The announcement from Fuel Administrator Garfield implies rationing will not apply to industries and businesses with ample coal. Limits will cover designated consumers relying on the railroad administration distributory system for supply.
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Washington
Garfield
Railroad Administration
Garfield Restores Most Restrictive Coal Rules Nationally
Fuel Administrator Garfield returns most of the drastic lighting and heating limits from the 1917 18 coal shortage to apply nationwide for bituminous coal and coke. The order takes effect tonight and will be enforced by the railroad administration. Anthracite coal gas and other fuels are not affected.
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Washington
Garfield
Railroad Administration
Railroad administration announces continued restrictions
The restrictions were announced by the railroad administration with details continued on page eight third column.
Storrow Expected to Take New England Fuel Post
Reported with high authority that James J. Storrow will be named New England fuel administrator after a governors conference in Boston. He dodged comment but warned of an acutely tight coal shortage affecting Boston schools.
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James J. Storrow
New England
Coolidge
State House
Boston
Washington
Garfield
Michael H. Sullivan
Mr. Storrow
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New Jazz Orchestra
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Commonwealth Av. Tel
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Houghton & Dutton
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