Hughes Ends 28 000 Mile Campaign Tour In New York
Charles E. Hughes closed his 28 000 mile presidential campaign with 16 hours of campaigning in the Hudson River Valley and Brooklyn. He delivered nine speeches from 8 45 this morning and did not reach his hotel until after midnight. Tomorrow, the final day, was to include a Madison Square Garden rally.
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Garden at night to be replaced by whirlwind day
The text notes a shift from a night garden scene to a busy day in New York City with numerous speaking engagements. It highlights a change in schedule and a focus on public appearances. The exact events or speakers are not specified in the fragment.
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Nominee Seeks Victory With Americanism Promise
The nominee, touring the city, vows victory next Tuesday amid five speeches. He emphasizes tariffs on the Hudson trip and declares that if elected president, America’s interests will guide policy with an American administration free of foreign influence. An audience cheers the assertion.
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Mansfield Plan Reception in Paine Memorial Hall
Avalon Associates plan a reception for Democratic gubernatorial candidate Frederick W. Mansfield at Paine Memorial Hall. Speakers include ex Mayor Fitzgerald Mayor Curley and ex Senator William Taylor alongside Mansfield who was treasurer of the sealers relief fund.
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Police Seize Miscellaneous Silver in Dedham Case
Sergeant Irwin at Dedham street station seeks the owner of 50 spoons and a dozen knives and forks monogrammed M C. Ludger Baribault possessed them at arrest and offered no ownership clue. Arraigned in Central Court yesterday the case was continued to clear up the mystery.
Senator Lodge Attacks U S Foreign Policy at Lynn Theatre
Senator Lodge denounced the administration for failing to protect Americans at home and abroad describing the policy as a vote grabbing strategy. He spoke to about two thousand people in the Lynn Theatre last night.
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Orator criticizes current rights protection in stirring speech
Senator Lodge reads from Acts of the Apostles to argue Roman protection of national rights surpassed modern American protections. Attwill, Barney, and Johnson spoke as Lodge denounced the administration while highlighting Barbary piracy, Costa's release, and Evans notes on U S treatment of Mexicans.
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Infantile paralysis deaths rise in Wakefield and Boston
Four more deaths from infantile paralysis reported in Wakefield within 24 hours, bringing the month total to eight in town. In Boston Catherine Cosman aged 2, Florinda Pazzano's 5 month old son William, and William Benjaman aged 3 die after short illnesses. Four new Boston cases reported, with 12 statewide cases announced by health authorities.
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Eliot Praises Wilson at Faneuil Hall Rally
Dr Charles W Eliot defended Woodrow Wilson at a crowded Faneuil Hall meeting. He praised the President as clear thinking and brave amid attacks as ex-Governor Walsh and Professor Bliss spoke. The Woodrow Wilson College Men's League organized the event, with Eliot filling in for Senator Ollie James.
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Naval Training Association Formed To Promote Navy Cadets
A permanent group, the Naval Training Association of the United States, forms to promote civilian training for naval service during war. Open to those in the 1916 cruise, future cruises, or two months of Navy-directed drills. About 200 participated last summer, providing a strong nucleus.
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Street is safe for Burns now headline
James Burns of New Hampshire lacked a round trip to Compton and nearly paid $4 in return fare. Mrs. Nellie Jefferson of Chelsea, accused of helping Burns by buying a ticket from a scalper, vanished with the money prompting Officer Glancy to intervene.
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Woman Given Probation For Downtown Scuffle
A street car entering Haymarket station drew a good audience as Mrs. Jefferson created a loud disturbance. Judge Cohen placed her on probation and warned she must stay home and mind the kitchen or face a jail sentence on her next offense.
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Jitneys Gain From Massachusetts Transit Boycott
Large numbers walk instead of paying the new fare on Massachusetts northeastern street railways in Newburyport and nearby areas. The boycott proves profitable for jitneys and shows sustained rider resistance to the fare increase.
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Salvation Army Celebrates Cambridge Anniversary Today
The Salvation Army marks the sixth anniversary of its Cambridge establishment with events today and tomorrow at the Army Citadel, Lafayette Square. Colonel Adam Gifford leads the observance at the headquarters.
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