Allies to Eat Better Bread in Allied Countries
The inter allied food council in London discusses reducing substitutes in wheat bread in all allied countries and the United States by January 1. The move, tied to the Austrian armistice, will not lessen overall food demands on the United States. instead it will raise the burden and require stricter economy.
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Judge George W. Anderson Sworn Into Circuit Court
Judge George W. Anderson was sworn in yesterday to the United States Circuit Court. Distinguished jurists, lawyers and government officials from across New England attended the ceremony.
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United States Circuit Court
New England
Health board meets by telephone in Lawrence
Lawrence local board of health holds a teleconference to vote on restricting motion picture theatre attendance for children under 15. Emile Mercier attended from City Hall while Dr. Daniel J. Murphy at the Emergency Hospital could not attend. Clerk William Hale recorded the proceedings.
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Board of Health
Cit Hall
Emile Mercier
Daniel J. Murphy
City Hall
William Hale
Murphy
Mercier
Hale
Bring Miller's Body Back for Burial
The body of William P. Miller of 247 Broadway Cambridge who died Oct. 18 on a battleship from bronchial pneumonia after the grip arrived in Boston yesterday afternoon. Miller, 25, is survived by a mother and father three sisters and one brother.
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First Church of Christ Scientist Boston Announces
The First Church of Christ Scientist in Boston releases public notice detailing upcoming services and community programs for the month. The announcement lists daily readings, guest speakers, and ways for congregants to engage with church activities.
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First Church of Christ, Scientist
Boston
Meanest thief is sentenced to six years in Atlanta
The meanest thief in a federal court in New England was sentenced yesterday to six years in the Atlanta penitentiary. As Pershing’s heroes chased the Huns, John Thibeault of Lyman Street Holyoke began a different drive.
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Atlanta
Pershing
St. Mihiel Salient
John Thibeault
Lyman Street
Holyoke
Sergeant impersonator pleads guilty to banco game
A man posing as Sergeant Collins U S A hoodwinked Lowell mothers with a tale that sons in France were sick and delayed by funds for civilian clothes. He sought $7 from Mrs Elizabeth Mahoney and others. Charged with pretending to be a U S officer and banco game, he pleaded guilty. Judges expect six years.
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Concord Reformatory
Maine
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Wentworth Institute to Train Draftees for Commissions
Draft registrants aged 18 to 45 may attend Wentworth School to be trained for commissions as second lieutenants at Camp Fremont Cal. Applicants must have a high school education or equivalent and apply to the commanding officer at Wentworth Institute Boston by November 18.
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Wentworth Institute
Boston
Berlin Voters Keep City Name Despite Proposals
In Berlin New Hampshire on November 6 citizens voted 933 to 146 to retain the name Berlin. An earlier proposal would have changed the name to Mayhewsboro, the town’s designation before incorporation as a city.
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N. H
Mayhesboro
Wilson Named Honorary Citizen by Spanish Cities
President Wilson has been made an honorary citizen of Barcelona, Cartagena, Cadiz and Tortosa. These cities in Spain also plan to name streets or squares after him as part of a broader honor.
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Madrid
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Cartagena
Cadiz
Tortosa
Spain
The Kaiser and His 20 German Allies reveals aides to rule Germany
F Cunliffe-Owen presents next week in the Sunday Post the ongoing series The Kaiser and His 20 German Allies. The article promises insightful stories of the aides lives and even their business ventures.
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F. Cunliffe-Owen
Sunday Post
Kaiser
New Trial Granted in Warren Murder Case
The Vermont Supreme Court ordered a new trial for Robert Warren of St. Albans after a juror wagered on the trial outcome before being drawn. Warren, a Fort Ethan Allen soldier, was convicted last year of killing Jennie Hemingway in Franklin County.
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Vermont Supreme Court
Robert Warren
St. Albans
Jennie Hemingway
Warren
Fort
Ethan Allen
Franklin County
Calls Brothers To Mrs Sheels Bedside In Lawrenc
Mrs Bessie May Skeels indicted for the murder of Miss Florence Gay remains in a critical condition at the Lawrence jail. Those familiar with her case fear she may not live to stand trial. Alfred J Lundgren of Andover, her fiancé, wired her brothers William and Mark Wilkins of Bayonne New Jersey to come at once.
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