Fler Daughter and Mis eon untold romance unfolds
AnnWhaliuson tells of life with Grace Cameron and Kenneth Halsey in a serialized tale. As Ann returns to city life she confronts family secrets, forgery and loyalty while navigating love interests Jimmy Callahan and Jerry Hathaway. Her father reappears, urging rest while hinting at a shared past and a new path with Mr Halsey.
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Ann Whaliuson
Grace Cameron
Kenneth Halsey
Ines
Ann
Jimmy Callahan
Jimmy
Jerry Hathaway
Jerry
Mamie Riley
Grace
Kenneth
Sellers
Mr. Halsey
Naieey
Dick Halsey
Camerons
City Surplus Records Largest Reserve Yet
Mayor Peters announced the city ended the fiscal year with a record surplus of 3 817 249 93 dollars. Tax collection gains led by City Collector Frank Deland and department head savings boosted the total, with 370 000 returned from original appropriations. Last year’s surplus trailed by about 50 000, and both years surpassed the 1911 Fitzgerald era total of 1 200 000.
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Peters
Frank Deland
Fitzgerald
Parker Hill Patients to Be Entertained at Wendell Club
Thirty patients from Parker Hill Hospital will attend a supper and entertainment at the Wendell Club on Hancock Street this evening. The event is the second in a series organized by the Special Aid Society for American Preparedness, a group noted for welfare work during the war.
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Parker Hill Hospital
Wendell Club
Hancock Street
Special Aid Society For American Preparedness
Ford's Net Gain In Recount Of Newberry Race
Washington February 2 recount of ballots in the 1918 Michigan senatorial contest by the Senate elections committee shows Senator Newberry Republican with a 4834 plurality over Henry Ford. Ford gained 3233 votes in the recount while Newberry's original margin stood at 7567.
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Washington
Michigan
Senate Elections Committee
Newberry
Henry Ford
Ford
Newhberry
Maine girl wins B A scholarship at Boston University
Miss Alma Wolf of Lisbon Falls Maine, a senior at the Boston University School of Education, receives a special scholarship honoring Ruth Potter Clark. She has been elected president of the Boston University Maine Club and is active in Delta Delta Delta and school activities.
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Alma Wolf
Lisbon Falls
Maine
Boston University School of Education
Ruth Potter Clark
Miss Wolf
Boston University Maine Club
National Delta Delta Delta Society
School of Education
Boston University
The Bull Called Emily in Cobb’s Boston Sunday Post
Irvin S. Cobb showcases his humor in The Bull Called Emily, a witty story featured in the Boston Sunday Post Magazine. Readers are invited to enjoy his characteristic satirical voice and brisk narrative style in this amusing piece.
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Irvin S. Cobb
Emily
Boston Sunday Post
Insurance cashier Bailey missing with $2000 shortage
Pittsfield February 2 Ralph E Bailey cashier of John Hancock Insurance Company formerly of Lawrence has been missing since Monday A $2000 shortage in his accounts is announced by auditors a warrant for his arrest has been sent to Chief of Police John L Sullivan Bailey's father in Lawrence was notified before police were informed and asked to locate him All efforts to find him and give explanation were unsuccessful according to company officials
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Pittsfield
Ralph E. Bailey
John Hancock Insurance Company
Lawrence
John L. Sullivan
Bailey
Concord House Repasses Anti Daylight Saving Bill
The New Hampshire House reconsiders and passes again an anti daylight saving bill requiring railroads and citizens to conform to Eastern standard time. The provision for railroads, originally in the bill and then struck out, was restored in the final passage and sent to the Senate.
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Concord
N. H
House of Representatives
Senate
House
New Haven Man Missing Since January Fifteenth
Boston police were notified last night of the disappearance of Charles E. Harris, 247 Munson street, New Haven, Conn., on Jan. 15. Harris, a general foreman for the Aberthaw Construction Company of Boston, was last seen in Cambridge en route to Medford. The Aberthaw main office, 26 School street, Boston, knows nothing of his whereabouts.
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Boston
Charles E. Harris
Munson Street
New Haven
Conn
Harris
Aberthaw Construction Company
Cambridge
Medford
Aberthaw Company
School Street
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Morocco
Cross Carlton Bag
Ronke Crean
Tremont Street
Temple Pt
West St
Fifth Ave
Broadway
New York
Regent Street
London
Fler
Idah M’glone Gibson
National Newspaper Service
Margaret
Angel of the Flaming Sword
Daily
Sunday Post
Scott
Scott & Bowne
Bloomfield, N.J
Atlantic Line
Irish
Mystic Wharf
North American Steamship Company
American Flag Board of Trade Bldg
Hermann, MacElwain, Endicott & Johnson, Corbin & Co
Hamilton Brown Co
Mass
Commonwealth Av
H. Angus Conners
Maer
Metropolitan District Commission
Committee On Metropolitan Affairs
John R. Rablin
Rablin
Commission
Hood
Parker Hill
Newbury
School St
Enterprise Hab, Inc
Washington St
Boston Post
Federal St
Devonshire St
la Touraine
Uts Direct
Quinby Co
Chicago
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