Panama Pacific Exposition Opens In San Francisco
In Washington President Wilson will trigger the Panama Pacific Exposition by electronic button. The event, near San Francisco Bay, features the Tower of Jewels, 435 feet high, 41 foreign nations, and a wide program of sports and exhibitions. AUGUSTA, Me. Niles Perkins nominated by Democrats for mayor.
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Jury awards $50 to Jamaica Plain landowner in earth removal suit
Agnes M. Finneran of Orchard street Jamaica Plain received $50 from a Superior Court jury in her suit against contractor Royal N Hallowell The claim alleges earth was removed from her land during construction of two tennis courts for the Nonemet Tennis Club The decision was announced yesterday in court.
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Malden Mayor Cuts Fire Department Modernization
Mayor Blakeley seeks to trim Malden's budget and reduce the tax rate by cutting the proposed increase for modernizing the fire department. The move targets keeping the city within last year's $20.90 levy while postponing upgrading the fire force.
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Melrose Elects L. F. Lawlor Secretary of Mutual Benefit
Leo B. Lawlor won the secretary post over J B Cunningham in Melrose Mutual Benefit Association elections held Thursday night. The group, comprising Bay State Street railway employees, provides disability and death benefits to members.
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Hal-lowell caucus renominates Otis for mayor
Hal lowell Maine Democrats held a caucus and renominated Samuel G. Otis as their candidate for mayor.
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Samuel G. Otis
Savings or Stockings A Treasured Yet Risky Practice
Do not hide money in stockings or teapots as our grandparents did. Money kept there can be lost or stolen and earns nothing. Put savings in reliable banks where interest accrues and loans fund Build Now movements, creating jobs and boosting local commerce. The POST promotes talks on sound saving methods.
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Start Now, Save Today: Urgent Call to Action
A terse note urges immediate effort and firm resolve to save resources. It emphasizes taking action now, promising tangible benefits and urging steady steps toward lasting improvement.
Indictments Filed In Counterfeit Coin Ring
Six persons including four from Lynn were indicted on counterfeiting charges. Paul Kimber allegedly made the counterfeit coins, Fabian Zanagosa faced conspiracy charges and his wife Jennié Zanagosa passed coins, with John Smith also charged for passing. Edgar Houlcroft of Ipswich alias Robert Campbell was charged with making and passing counterfeit quarters after Gloucester arrest, and William Duffy of Lowell was indicted for passing a counterfeit half dollar.
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Jennié Zanagosa
John Smith
Edgar Houlcroft
Ipswich
Robert Campbell
Gloucester
William Duffy
Lowell
Colgate University Head Urges Balance in Education at NE Alumni
Colgate University President Elmer B. Bryan addressed the New England alumni at the Hotel Bellevue, endorsing vocational and industrial schools but warning colleges not to become training schools. He argued education is superior to training and distinct from it, joined by speakers Everett W. Goodhue Alfred E. Alton Julius Anberg and Ellery Co Huntington Jr Colgate’s quarterback.
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Colgate
MEN OF MEANS FOR POLITICS
President Hadley of Yale told New Haven undergraduates that no man should enter politics unless he is of independent means. He warned that political tenure can force a choice between public duty and his family’s welfare, urging men with dependents to avoid politics.
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Dinorah Torpedoed Near Dieppe but Keeps Afloat
A German submarine torpedoed the French steamer Dinorah 16 miles off Dieppe while sailing from Havre to Dunkirk. The ship did not sink, was towed into Dieppe, and its crew were not reported lost. The Dinorah’s cargo will be discharged there as fishing boats brought word of the incident. A submarine had been seen off Cape Ailly four days earlier and Dieppe’s Dieppe to England service was suspended.
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