Roosevelt Strength Shown In Two Massachusetts Tests
A Massachusetts city and a farming town staged a non official test of candidate sentiment for Wilson and Roosevelt. In the city Wilson led 78 to 56 with Roosevelt gaining 3 votes from Taft and 4 from Roosevelt since 1912. In the farming town Roosevelt won 69 to 61 with Taft to Roosevelt 20 and 24 gains to Wilson from Taft. Overall 139 for Wilson and 125 for Roosevelt.
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No strong call for Roosevelt in Mass city poll
In a large Massachusetts city 139 voters were polled on a Roosevelt run against Wilson. 78 favored Wilson, 56 backed Roosevelt, and 5 would not vote if Roosevelt led the GOP ticket. Many who preferred Roosevelt first chose Hughes or McCall, showing no surge toward Roosevelt despite Taft and 1912 loyalties.
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Town Farmers Favor Wilson Over Roosevelt In Post Poll
In a prosperous Republican town, 139 voters weighed Wilson versus Roosevelt for next November. Roosevelt narrowly led by eight, with 42 Wilson backers from 1912 Roosevelt or Taft votes, 25 for Roosevelt, and 4 new Wilson voters. Nine would abstain, many longtime Republicans.
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Voters Speak From Rural Ohio On Wilson Roosevelt Choice
A Post reporter surveys six young voters near Burton Ohio with farmers and townsfolk. Wilson dominates, Roosevelt splits opinions, and many Republicans say Wilson is best to avoid war while Roosevelt is seen as a troublemaker by staunch GOP supporters.
Bristol Coal Steamer Reaches Boston Ice-Covered
The Bristol, newest Coastwise Transportation Company steamer, arrived in East Boston after a maiden voyage from Camden New Jersey. The ship was encased in ice with decks ropes and pilot house encrusted in thick ice up to a foot in places.
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Union Ministers Open Seavey Seminary Six Day Program
An interdenominational opening marks the new Fred H. Seavey Seminary Settlement of the Morgan Memorial. The event begins at 10 20 this morning with Rev Dr James W Campbell presiding and Rev Dr E S Ninde of Providence delivering the address. Afternoon inspection of Morgan Memorial buildings and a trustees reception follow in the unfinished transept of the Church of All Nations. Tonight Bishop John W Hamilton will deliver the address at a public meeting led by Rev Dr Dillon Bronson.
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Italian Stowaways Appeal To Washington
Eight Italian stowaways captured on the White Star liner Cretic appeal the deportation order. The local board heard their case and ordered deportation, but the matter now rests with Washington authorities on the liner’s return voyage.
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Greeks and Bulgarians Clash Near Doiran In Frontline Engagement
A Saloniki despatch to Reuters reports Greek and Bulgarian patrols clashed near Doiran after a Bulgarian advance across the frontier. Bulgarian forces retreated with two killed while one Greek soldier was wounded.
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Denmark May Sell Islands Reignites Sale Debate
Copenhagen reports the Danish West Indies sale question revived after a Negro strike. Parliament is seen likely to approve a sale to the United States if the price surpasses the 1901 offer of 4 million dollars.
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Danish West Indies sale debated by wealthiest planter
M Hageman, the wealthiest planter in the Danish West Indies, argues for a sale in a pamphlet aimed at Danish residents. He praises some Danish efforts but predicts a grim future under Danish rule, citing high infant mortality and poor sanitary conditions. He notes sugar crops are strong yet not enough to offset future declines and recalls past U.S. purchase attempts. The archipelago includes St Thomas St Croix and St John east of Puerto Rico.
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Russians Shell Austrian Staff Headquarters
Basel dispatch cited by Vienna papers says a large Russian aeroplane with four aviators dropped 30 bombs on Austrian staff headquarters yesterday in Basel reported to Paris by LInformation.
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Girl of 14 Is Married in Waltham
A 14 year old girl from Waltham married yesterday afternoon to Frank Galiano, 21. The ceremony followed fast on news of the girl’s betrothal and prompted local discussion about underage marriages.
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Young Bride and Older Groom Marry in East Cambridge
Marie Gimarillo aged 14 and Frank Galiano aged 21 wed yesterday afternoon after Judge McIntire granted a special dispensation. The couple, living on Exchange Street in Waltham and next door respectively, sought probate court permission with parental consent. They traveled to Boston and were married by an Italian priest in the North End.
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Lynn Church 125 Years Old
The First Methodist Church of Lynn marked its 125th anniversary with Bishop Hamilton delivering the morning address, repeating his role at the centennial. Governor McCall, Mayor Newhall, Ralph S. Bauer, and Rev. Peter Black spoke as part of a civic gathering and historical address on the church’s role in state and national history.
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