Wilson to Close His Campaign at Shadow Lawn
President Wilson will end his re election drive with a speech at Shadow Lawn in New Jersey aimed at voters from his home state. He plans to speak frankly about his views and show confidence in next Tuesday's outcome while Democrats from across New Jersey travel by special trains.
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Long Branch
N. J
Wilson
Shadow Lawn
New Jersey
New York
Victor Carlstrom
Chicago
Mr. Wilson
Thompson
Elmendorf Lecture Explores Mexico Yesterday and Today
Dwight L. Elmendorf opened his annual lecture series at Symphony Hall with Mexico Yesterday and Today. The talk avoided politics and U S negotiations, focusing on Mexican life with screen images of Carranza and the de facto president’s troops and vivid depictions of Mexican inhabitants. The lecture repeats this afternoon.
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Symphony Hall
Dwight L. Elmendorf
Mexico
United States
Carranza
Marriage Decree Sought In Nullity Case
Sadie J. Amero petitioned Judge Fox in divorce court to declare her marriage to Charles I. Leaman null. She testified the pair wed in Newburyport on December 3, 1903, by a man in a gown claimed to be a Jewish rabbi. She said she adopted the Jewish faith to harmonize with the union.
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Sadie J. Amero
Fox
Charles I. Leaman
Seaman
Newburyport
Woman seeks legitimacy for son after disputed 1915 marriage
A Boston woman testifies in court that her 1915 marriage to a man she later learned was not a rabbi may be invalid. She says no marriage certificate existed, papers were mishandled, and she left the husband with limited support. Judge Fox orders county records check and defers ruling.
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Lynn
Boston
Fox
Leaman
Seaman
M. W. Cohen
Wssex County
Peace party witnesses recount abuse in Domestic Relations Court
A 15 friend and relative peace party sought to reconcile 17 year old Mabel Simon with her 29 year old husband Joseph Simon. She testified he beat her cut her foot and threatened to kill her with a revolver. Joseph was fined ten dollars for wife beating and appealed. His brother Philip was arrested for assault but discharged.
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Mabel Simon
Joseph Simon
Mabel
Philip Simon
First U S plane built under government plans tested at Mineola
The U S government sponsored plane had a successful test flight at Mineola Aviation Field. Pilot Miss Cecilia Wright and gov inspector T T Millman remained aloft 52 minutes despite harsh air conditions and climbed to 6100 feet.
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New York
United States
Mineola Aviation Field
Cecilia Wright
T. T. Millman
Two Somerville Veterans Die at Home
Two Grand Army veterans in Somerville have died at home. James I. Chase, former commander of the Willard C. Kingsley Post, survived 20 battles without a scratch. Charles Parkman Battelle, who enlisted at age 15, also passed away, with Bat tle noted at 70 Glen Street.
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Somerville
James I. Chase
Willard C. Kingsley
Charles Parkman Bat+telle
Glen Street
Bare Legged Dancers Dropped From Charity Ball Rout
At the Copley Plaza charity bazaar ball in Boston, Miss Winifred Gilrain and her troupe were removed from the program after Mayor Curley’s edict against bare legged dancing. Club officials said the dancers were never intended to appear bare legged and the hotel manager advised canceling them. The event ended with a Hawaiian dance by Mrs. White and a partner.
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Copley Plaza
Curley
Women’s Charity Club
Massachusetts Woman’s Hospital
Winifred Gilraine
John M. Casey
Bazaar
Charity Club
Joseph C. Otis
Railroad workers coerced in 1916 Wilson reelection bid claim
William G. Lee president of the Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen says he has information that moneyed interests will try to force railroad employees and other workers to vote against Woodrow Wilson. He believes the plan will fail to secure votes for the president.
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Cleveland, O
William G. Lee
The
Brotherhood of
Wilson
Governor McCall Stricken Ill Again After Rallies
Gov. McCall was unable to attend scheduled rallies in Arlington Waltham Watertown and Belmont due to illness aggravated by two rallies Thursday night. Attending speakers included H Dol Wittum W E Foster and others from firms such as Houghton Dutton Slattery Matthews Paine Furniture Shepard Norwell Record Goulston Agency and Nicholas Young Company.
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McCall
Arlington, Waltham, Watertown
Belmont
H. Dol. Wittum
Houghton & Dutton
8. F. Wall
E. T. Slattery Company
W. E. Foster
Julius Matthews Company
H. W. Dana
The
Paine Furniture Company
I. J. Cassell
Shepard Norwell Company
T. W Greenall
Record
Charles Kean
J. Goulston Agency
Nicholas Young
Nicholas Young Company
Advertising Men at Round Table Luncheon
Advertising men held their regular Friday luncheon at the Press Club yesterday. Among those present were prominent industry figures and local executives, discussing campaign trends and upcoming promotions.
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Press Club
Tech Freshmen Win At Institute Field Day
The Tech freshmen swept the institute field day beating the sophomores 7 to 2. The event showcased early talents and school spirit among the new class.
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TECH
Institute
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