City races hinge on Hisgen vote and Coulthurst rise
The strong showing for Independence League Governor hopeful Thomas L Hisgen fuels optimism for duplicating gains in Boston city races. John A Coulthurst, named as the league's Mayor candidate, quickly becomes a central figure as the campaign dynamic centers on the movement's influence.
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Boston
Thomas L. Hisgen
Independence League
League
Hisgen
John A. Coulthurst
Tempest Lashes Coast Damage On Sea And Land
A wind storm brings heavy rainfall and high winds across the coast and inland areas. Boston reports 51 degrees with 100 percent humidity as gusts reach up to 86 miles per hour. Malden sees floods in Linden and Edgeworth with damaged fences and trees and several cellars filled.
Trees Blown Down In Everett Streets
A severe wind and rain storm caused extensive damage in Everett tonight crippling the electric light system and blowing down several trees. Streets were dark as many electric wires were broken. A large tree fell at Ferry street and Villa avenue blocking traffic.
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Everett
Ferry Street
Villa Avenue
Roosevelt sweep seen in Kings County election
Tim othy L. Woodruff, chairman of the Republican State committee, said Roosevelt's Brooklyn strength could force a renomination. He predicted an overwhelming victory and noted the Independence League would likely align with the Republicans under national and state leadership.
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New York
Timothy L. Woodruff
Republican State Committee
Kings County
Roosevelt
Brooklyn
Hughes
Independence League
Republican Party
Gale Floods Mystic Valley as Storm Wrecks Medford
A gale lashed the Mystic valley with torrential rain for nearly three hours. Cellars flooded six inches to two feet deep while strong winds toppled trees and knocked out electric lights across Medford.
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Medford
Mystic Valley
Mystic
Somerville Weather Sparks Local Electrical Disruptions
High winds and heavy rain damaged trees in Somerville causing a limb to fall across an electric wire and cut lights briefly in West Somerville. A live wire pulled from its fastenings in Central square caused commotion but did not cause further damage.
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Somerville
West Somerville
Central Square
Four Boys Rounded Up in West Quincy Break-Ins
In Quincy on November 6, police rounded up four youths ages 11 to 13 tied to a string of recent breaks. Names given were C A Mollander 11 William Mollander 13 Bryan Donaher 12 and Ernest Joliceur 13 all from West Quincy. Driver Lyons of Hose 3 located the group sleeping under a barn. They admitted to several of the incidents and were taken to police headquarters.
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Quincy
C. A. Mollander
William Mollander
Bryan Donaher
Ernest Joliceur
West Quincy
Lyons
Hose 3
Four Boys Escape from West Roxbury Parental Home
Four more boys escaped from a parental home in West Roxbury yesterday. Named are Leo K. Tousky from Boston, Richard Beatty and Martin McKeon from South Boston, and George Pitts from Roxbury.
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West Roxbury
Leo K. Tousky
Boston
Richard Beatty
South Boston
Martin McKeon
George Pitts
Roxbury
.Mary E McLaughlin Weds Mark J Mackey in Brookline
A large gathering from Brookline Back Bay and Dorchester attended the wedding of Miss Mary E McLaughlin daughter of Mr and Mrs Matthew McLaughlin of Davis avenue Brookline to Mark J Mackey a prominent Boston businessman. The ceremony was conducted by Rev John Sheehan at the Church of St Marys of the Assumption Brookline.
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Back Bay
Dorchester Society
Mary E. McLaughlin
Matthew McLaughlin
Davis Avenue
Mark J. Mackey
Boston
John Sheehan
Church of St. Mary’s of the Assumption
That Tired Feeling That Warns Regulation Is Due
Short Talks by L. T. Cooper describe that fatigue signals system strain from stomach issues. Impurities clog the body as kidneys liver and bowels fail to digest, dragging blood into a muddy state. Cooper’s New Discovery purportedly restores stomach function in one to three bottles, lifting fatigue and enabling normal work. Mrs. M. Wise of Indianapolis reports improved appetite digestion strength after using the remedy.
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Cooper
Coopers
Cooper Preparations Sell More Than Any Other Medicine
Jaynes Drug Stores report Cooper preparations enjoy the largest sale of any medicine, a sign of their perceived efficiency and popularity among customers.
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Cooper
Jaynes Drug Stores
Coulthurst Eyes Nonpartisan Bid In Roslindale Race
The 86 year old attorney John A. Coulthurst, a Roslindale figure, outlines a nonpartisan campaign after Nov 14 caucuses. He recalls past service, including Hyde Park avenue widening and a five cent fare on the steam line, and notes his independent League nomination.
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Boston Proper
Roslindale
Knights of Honor Hall
Coulthurst
Beacon Street
Boston
Allston Girl Heroine Of Studio Romance
A rumor of marriage between Joy Aldrich and Mr. Prentice circulates as a sister denies the claim. Toy Aldrich is away visiting friends in the city and says there is no truth to the report. Parents Edwin and Mrs Aldrich are absent from home.
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Mr. Coulthurst
Matthew Coulthurst
Hyde Park Avenue
Roslindale
Joseph
Matthew, Jr
Thomas
Harrison
Miss Aldrich
Mr. Prentice
Toy
Marine Eye Tonic Ad for Red Tired Eyes
Public notice-style ad promoting Marine Eye Tonic for red eyes and tired eyelids. Claims a tonic helps weak vision and relieves eye strain with unspecified ingredients and benefits.
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Marine
Long wrestling bout at Columbia Theatre with Strangler Lewis, Jr.
A wrestling card at the Columbia Theatre featured a long main bout where Strangler Lewis, Jr. was sent to the mat twice. The first fall lasted 87 minutes and the second 23 minutes. Amateur bouts included Lundin defeating Archie Evans in three minutes and Trimpen beating Johnny Connors in six. Danielson and Russell drew after 10 minutes, while Joe Miller defeated Thomas Eokins in four minutes.
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Columbia Theatre
Strangler Lewis, Jr
Lundin
Archie Evans
Charles Trimpen
Johnny Connors
Dan Danielson
Frank Russell
Joe Miller
Thomas Eokins
Labor Notes From Local Trade Union Gatherings
A union report notes Sign Builders and Hangers Union 1271 met at 30 Hanover Street with upcoming meetings on the first and third Wednesdays. Carpenters District Council to meet there tonight. Retail Clerks Association 796 heard talks by Misses Crawford and Lombard of the Women’s Trade League. A farewell reception for Coal Teamsters Union 68 Secretary M. J. Sheehan included a diamond charm set gift.
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Hanover Street
Carpenters’ District Council
Retail Clerks’ Association 796
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