Mob chases man after flag insult near Endicott Street
John Federson, 25, fled a mob of over a thousand after allegedly tearing flags from marchers during a parade celebrating the armistice with Austria. He escaped to the American District Telegraph office on State Street where Patrolman John Rowe arrested him for drunkenness. a heavier charge is expected in court today.
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John Federson
F Street
Boston
Endicott Street
North End
American District Telegraph Company
State Street
John
Austria
St. Mary's Church
Federson
Serbian Prisoners Die on Way to Homes
An official despatch to the Serbian legation from Saloniki reports that Serbian prisoners returning from Bulgaria in deplorable condition have suffered three years of hardship and many died en route near their homeland.
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Washington
Saloniki
Bulgaria
Clement Wins in Vermont Governor Race
Montpelier Vermont November 5 Per cival W Clement of Rutland Republican the Ben Butler of Vermont was today elected Governor by a plurality of 14 963 over Dr William B Mayo of Northfield the Democratic candidate in one of the stiffest political battles at the polls. The vote was Clement 28 408 Mayo 13 445.
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Montpelier
Percival W. Clement
Rutland
Ben Butler
Vermont
William B. Mayo
Northfield
Clement
Mayo
Clement Wins Local Option Nominating Victory Alt Prohibition
Clement, aged 72, wins the Republican local option nomination in a clean field primary. He is backed by prohibition allies and faces a solid Republican Legislature yes on the Sheppard amendment. Mayo supported prohibition and drew anti saloon league endorsements. Clement leads in major towns and is a former railroad owner and newspaper proprietor.
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Mr. Clement
Old Guard
Clement
House
Senate
House of Representatives
Rutland Railroad
State Auditor
Clemenceau Read Armistice Terms in French Chamber
Paris reports Premier Clemenceau received a standing ovation in the Chamber of Deputies as he read the Austrian armistice terms and announced Germany terms submitted to Wilson. He praised allied unity and pledged to uphold security and disarmament to prevent a later resumption of war.
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Paris
M. Clemenceau
Chamber of Deputies
Austria-Hungary
Germany
Wilson
M. Clamenceo
France
Versailles
Foch
Austria
Bordeaux
Alsace-Lorraine
Gambetta
Paul DesChanel
Bulgaria
Turkey
M. DesChanel
Argonne
Flanders
Trent
Trieste
M. Mayeras
Pichon
Pinchon
Pierre Renaudel
M. Pichon
House
Republicans Lead in Ohio Early Returns Report
Early returns from about half of Ohio's 88 counties show a Republican trend over the last state election. Precincts reporting give Cox 17 619 votes to Willis 17 000 and prohibition at 2 005 for and 37 725 against, based on 465 precincts and about one fourth in Cleveland.
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Columbus
Ohio
Cox
Willis
Cleveland
Alleged Jewelry Thief Caught in Philadelphia
Boston police seek William Evans 27 Dorchester man wanted for attempting to rob F. S. Butler Co. on May 11, a tray of diamonds, and fled after dropping the gems. Philadelphia police report his arrest in that city and note he faced shoplifting and morphine charges. Evans linked to four men in a $69,000 Liberty bond theft.
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Philadelphia
Boston
William Evans
Dorchester
Evans
Washington Street
F. S. Butler & Co
Pelton
Germany Backs Prisoner Accord Yet Refuses U-Boat Soldier Exemption
London dispatch reports Germany accepts the prisoner agreement with Great Britain but rejects the British demand to exclude non commissioned officers and men of U boats interned in Holland or Switzerland from the deal.
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London
Montreal
Germany
Great Britain
Holland
Switzerland
William C Sproul Elected Pennsylvania Governor
William C Sproul, Republican, won the Pennsylvania governor race by a large plurality over Democrat Eugene Penniwell with estimates of the margin around 250000. The result was reported from Philadelphia dated November 5.
Fruit-a-tives Advertisement Headache Relief Claim
A testimonial advertisement from 112 Coburg St St John praising Fruit-a-tives for curing violent headaches. The notice lists price 50c a box 6 for 2.50 and trial size 25c, with orders via Fruit-a-tives Limited Ogdensburg NY and dealers.
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Coburg St
St. John
Alexander Shaw
Fruit-A- Tives, Limited
Ogdensburg
N: Y
Rhode Island Republicans sweep state elections
Rhode Island Republicans won a clean sweep with Le Baron B. Colt reelected U.S. Senator and all three congressmen saved by early returns. Clark Burdick won in the First District, Walter Sines and Ambrose Kennedy were re-elected in the Second and Third Districts, and Governor Beeckman’s ticket was returned by large pluralities.
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Providence
R. I
Rhode Island
le Baron B. Colt
United States
Judge Colt
George F. O’shaynessy
Clark Burdick
Newport
Theodore Francis Green
Walter Siiness
Warwick
Stephen J. Casey
Richmond
Ambrose Kennedy
Woonsocket
William G. Troy
R. Bh. Beeckman
Italians Break Free From Prison Camp Near Vienna
A Vienna dispatch says 12,000 Italian officers and 12,000 men overpowered guards at a prisoners camp three miles from Vienna. They left the camp and march toward Horn, about 46 miles northwest of Vienna, according to Dusseldorf Nachrichten.
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Amsterdam
Vienna
Horn
Dusseldorf Nachrichten
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Ere
Triéste
Dandprine
Rorick
Ron
Met
WM. Sheinwald
W. L. Douglas
Sheinwal
la Se
Rau
Prohibitionists
Anti-Saloon League
Republican State Committee
Clemenceau
N. Sallinger
Wasrinoron
Everg
New England
N.sallinger
Deoples Credit
Washington St
Col
West St
Springfield
Main Street
Westminster Street
Cascara
W. H. Hill Company
Detroit
Mich
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