Foss to Invade the Cape Today
Unsettled weather and easterly wind greet election day as the Cape tour by Governor Foss begins with a Provincetown meeting this morning. He plans to swing through the Cape and be in Boston for a series of speeches tonight as part of a heated gubernatorial race with Lieutenant Governor Frothingham.
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Provincetown
Boston
Maynard
Robert Luce
Luce
United States
Apis
Industrial Commission of Relations of Tariff
Massachusetts Industries
Boston & Albany
New York Central
Cambridge
Governor Foss Explains Campaign Expenses Report
Governor Foss released a statement detailing his election costs for the pamphlet Report to the People and his travel and personal expenses. He claims total pamphlet costs of 11285 dollars, travel and other costs not exceeding 350 dollars to election day, and a 5000 dollar campaign fund contribution from himself with no outside contributions. He emphasizes transparency in political spending and adherence to campaign finance laws.
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Foss
Massachusetts
Turkey Appeals to U S Over Tripoli Atrocities
The Turkish ambassador has formally brought alleged Italian barbarities in Tripoli to the attention of the American government. He first spoke in a verbal statement to Acting Secretary Adee and followed with a letter. He said he acted on explicit instructions from his government and described the alleged acts.
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Washington
Tripoli
State Department
Three Boston Hotels Refuse Gideon Bible Rooms
The Hotel Touraine Young's Hotel and the Parker House refused to permit Gideons to place Bibles in guest rooms. A public mass meeting at Tremont Temple urged hotel management to reconsider.
Aviator Rodgers lands in Pasadena after 49 day trip
Rodgers completes a New York to Pasadena flight ending a 49 day journey across 4231 miles. He reports an actual flying time of 82 hours 4 minutes and plans a Pacific area dip to test planes.
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Pacific
Heiress to millions to wed aging musician in novel match
Miss Elizabeth Cheney a 35 year old heiress living at 32 Marlboro street will marry Carl Kaufman 65 in a departure from aristocratic romance. Cheney is described as charming and is sister to Benjamin P. Cheney who wed actress Julia Arthur in 1898.
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Marlboro Street
Carl Kaufman
Miss Cheney
Benjamin
P. Cheney
Julia Arthur
Cheney Family Leader Built Express Empire
Her father B. P. Cheney built a fortune in the express business. He began as a stage driver, founded the United States and Canada Express Company, and invested in the Wells Fargo Express Company. Mr. Kaufmann, whose marriage to her is noted, is mentioned in the column continuation.
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B. P. Cheney
Wells-Fargo Express Company
Mr. Kaufmann
Rodgers Reaches Tournament Park on Final Ocean Flight Leg
Aviator Calbraith P. Rodgers completed the last 30 miles from Pomona and landed at Tournament Park at 4 04 p m today after an ocean journey begun earlier, with plans to reach the Pacific coast tomorrow. The prize rules did not require a water landing, so the event effectively ends with this arrival, though the full 30 day limit was not met.
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Calbraith P. Rodgers
Dena
Pomona
Tournament Park
Pacific
Rodgers Makes Ocean to Ocean Flight Landing
Rodgers landed at 4 10 o clock after a Pacific flight plan to cross the ocean. He appeared in the skyline after 3 o clock with telescopes at Mount Wilson Observatory enabling a 20 000 person crowd at Tournament Park. He flew at 5000 feet, hovered, circled, then landed amid a mobbing crowd while noting possible rib bruises.
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Rodgers
Pacific
Solar Observatory
Mount Wilson
Tournament Park
Boston and New England Weather Forecast Brief
Forecast for Boston and vicinity calls for fair Monday. Tuesday turns unsettled and warmer with light to moderate easterly winds. For New England, fair Monday followed by rain in the south and rain or snow in the north with moderate east winds increasing by Monday night.
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Boston
Vicinity
New England
Yesterday's Temperature Report by Thompson's Spa
Recorded yesterday with multiple time stamps from early morning to evening. Noted averages show 44 degrees and various readings around the 40s and 50s with cloudy conditions reported for Monday the date a year prior.
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Yeserday
Thompson’s Spa
Yale Welcome: Shevlin Arrives as Princeton Faces Har vard Aftermath
Review of school football notes Shevlin arriving at Yale Tuesday and Princeton in good shape after the Harvard game. Carlisle aims to beat the Crimson but expects a hard struggle. Also lists official AL batting averages and a San Antonio ball game featuring ancient and modern stars. Harvard loss attributed to factors beyond a lake. Withington compares Princeton and Harvard.
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Yale
Princeton
Harvard
Carlisle
Crimson
San Antonio
Withington
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