Fate of suffrage hearings hinges on 11 lawmakers
Massachusetts fate of woman suffrage rests with 11 members of the legislative committee on federal relations. Gov Coolidge forwarded the congressional ratification to the General Court, with no recommendation, and hearings are expected soon as the panel weighs the federal amendment amid likely debate.
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Federal Relations
John Flatlowell
New Bedford
Malcolm E. Nichols
Boston
John Cronin
Holyoke
Henry Achin, Jr
Lowell
William P. French
Somerville
George L. Richards
Malden
Ernest A. Larocque
Fall River
John Thomas
Gloucester
Benjamin C. Lane
William J. Manning
Daniel J. Hayden
Lynn
Coolidge
Committee On Federal Relations
Secretary of State
Senate
General Court
House of Representatives
State Senate
State House
German Emperor’s Triumph Blocked By British Air Forces
General French recalls events where the German Emperor’s entry was prevented by British air power. The defense held the line from Nee to Ostend, nearly falling into enemy hands, as described in wartime reporting.
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French
Nee
Ostend
British Crisis at Ypres 1914 Told by Field Marshal French
Field Marshal French recounts near doom during Oct 31 to Nov 2 1914 at Ypres. He notes French 16th Corps arrival, Zouave support promised by Foch, and warned that Havre to Ostend coast could fall. He praises cavalry under Allenby and commanders Gough de Lisle Shaw Egerton and Conneau, and details heavy fatigue and relief efforts for the First and Second Corps before Nov 5.
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Vlamertinghe
Och
d’Urbal
Ypres
Foch
Haig
Havre
Ostend
Wytschaete-Messines
Mt. Kemmel
Allenby
Hubert Gough
de Lisle
Shaw
Egerton
Lys
Conneau
Thunderstorm causes injuries and property damage in nearby towns
A brief but intense thunderstorm hit Boston and nearby areas last night. It indirectly caused a woman to be critically injured in Watertown and damaged a house in Medford.
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Boston
Watertown
Medford
Stormy gale damages Watertown and Medford homes
Telegraph and electric services were disrupted as wires blew down during the Watertown gale. Lillian Thorogood of North Cambridge was injured in Watertown square when lightning and rain caused her to dart in front of a car driven by Edward Freeman. She is at the Door Hospital with a fractured skull. Lightning struck Mrs. Carrie Dale’s Medford home at 41 Martin Street tearing clapboards and ripping a telephone line while a ceiling collapsed onto two sleeping children who were unharmed.
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Lillian Thorogood
Cogswell Avenue
Cambridge
Watertown Square
Edward E. Freeman
Lloyd Road
Watertown
Carrie Dale
Martin Street
Medford
Living in tents unless building booms in New England
John J. Martin president of the Exchange Trust Company of Boston warned that without immediate widespread building, people will be living in tents this fall. Lynn Real Estate Exchange members heard Mayor Walter H. Reamer and Robert Sisson, exchange president, speak on the housing crisis.
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New England
John J. Martin
Exchange Trust Company of Boston
Lynn Real Estate Exchange
Walter H.reamer
Robert Sisson
Exchange
Reinforcements and Indian Corps Resolve At Ypres
Strong French units began arriving near Ypres in early November as India’s troops held their own under tight senior guidance. The British leadership trusted the Indian forces while French reinforcements and Russian advances shifted the strategic mood amid mounting German pressure on the western front.
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Tourcoing
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Hertfordshire Territorials
Warwickshire Battery of Horse Artillery
To be continued tomorrow and in the Daily and Sunday Post
The note indicates continuation of content tomorrow and in the Daily and Sunday Post until completion. It references ongoing publication plans without detailing specific events or results.
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Sunday Post
Busy Fish Pier Day Opens Two Million-Pound Groundfish Run
Yesterday saw 29 vessels docking at the Fish Pier with over two million pounds of groundfish and mackerel. Cape Shore grounds yielded 908000 pounds of fresh mackerel and 2624 barrels salted mackerel at wholesale prices near eight cents per pound. Trawlers delivered 1302400 pounds including haddock 732500 cod 485800 scrod 53100 halibut 31100. The steamer Mao Sr arrived from Pubnico with 20000 pounds catch. O'Leary & Lee brings 155 crates live lobsters for local trade and 542 cases canned lobsters for Antwerp. Governor Cobb replaces North Star in service after today.
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Haus
Boston
Governor Cobb
Landsman
Shipping News Arrives With a Long List of Steamers
A detailed Shipping News roundup names numerous steamers and tugboats from Brest to Norfolk, including the City of Montgomery and Northland, with crews and routes listed. City officials discuss fare reform and service quality, weighing five cent fare trials and potential districting against revenue, patronage, and public confidence.
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Wadleigh
Salem
William I. Gleason
Brockton
Bay State Tram Hearing On Fares And Districts
The Eastern Massachusetts Railway Company held a hearing at the State House before its public trustees. The session debated introducing bus lines as a supplement to trolley routes, resisting a plan to split the system into operating districts and a fare increase. Town counsel James A. Halloran argued that rising costs should raise fares accordingly.
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James W. Santry
Swampscott
Arthur Nason
Haverhill
M E. Clemens
Wakefield
Clemens
Eastern Massachusetts Railways Company
Bay State Company
James A. Halloran
Norwood
State House
Local Officials Debate Jitney Use and Short-Distance Travel
City Solicitor Horace I. Bartlett of Newburyport and Town Counsel Clifford of Methten spoke as part of a meeting on jitneys used for short distance riding. The discussion covered regulatory concerns and impact on city transport.
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Horace I. Bartlett
Newburyport
Clifford
Methten
Dr Williams Pink Pills Tonic Restores Sleep Health
An advertisement touts Dr Williams Pink Pills as a remedy for headaches sleeplessness and nervous exhaustion caused by weak blood. It cites Mrs Edward Mayo of St Albans VI who credits the pills with restored sleep improved appetite and strengthened nerves. Pills sold by druggists or direct from Sche nectady NY 50 cents per box six for 250 postpaid, with a free text on nervous disorders offered.
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Edward Mayo
Cedar Street
St. Albans
Sloan's Liniment Relief for Aches and Sprains
Relieves feverish pains and aching joints without rubbing. Sloan's Liniment penetrates quickly and reduces congestion and inflammation for fast soothing relief. Economical and convenient, it is carried by druggists nationwide.
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Sloan
Can I Be Cured Says The Sufferer
An exhortation to seek cause and aid for kidney and bladder troubles. It warns kidneys as overworked filters and promotes Gold Medal Haarlem Oil Capsules as immediate relief in three sealed sizes. Cautionary claim of relief and money-back guarantee if not helped.
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Haarlem
Pretty Wavy Curling Hair Without Hot Iron
Mona Morrow advises using liquid silmerine from a druggist to gently coat hair at night with a toothbrush for natural looking waves. In the morning the hair should appear fluffy and lustrous with no grease or gummy residue, offering a harmless styling option.
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Mona Morrow
The American Woman’s Skin In Age and Air Explained
Christian Miller cites American and English ideas on aging skin. He claims American air ages skin faster and dries it, while recommending mercerised wax as a daily skin treatment sold by druggists. Apply at night and wash off in the morning.
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Christian Miller
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