Doctor's claim of hopeless case challenged by Father John’s Medicine
Little Stanley Peabody near four years old was very ill and refused hospital admission before Ellen O’Leary of a Lowell Massachusetts Children's home started Father John’s Medicine. She reports steady improvement and advocates this remedy as a safe cold and throat lung cure for children and adults without alcohol or dangerous drugs.
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Stanley Peabody
Ellen O’leary
Kirk Street
Lowell
Mass
John
Father John
State's Pier work begins amid harbor expansion plans
Dredging of the berths and approaches to the Commonwealth pier starts with G H Breyman & Brothers handling 300000 yards of clay and mud at 29 cents per yard. The port board submits shed plans for Hamburg America line, with three sheds and a full pier cover, aiming for occupancy in six months though steel supply may push to six to nine months.
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Boston
Commonwealth Pier
G. H. Breyman & Brothers
Charles Rogers
Frank W. Hodgdon
Port Board
Patterson, Wild & Co
New York
Ryan Chosen President At Boston CollegeFreshman Election
The Boston College freshman class elected D. Francis Ryan of Cambridge president. Andrew Ramish of Dorchester was named vice president Leo Daley of Dorchester secretary and Charles D. Hurley of Mt. Auburn treasurer in yesterday's officer selections.
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Boston College
D. Francis Ryan
Cambridge
Andrew Ramish
Dorchester
Leo Daley
Charles D. Hurley
Mt. Auburn
Former rulers control legislature on joint ballot
Complete returns show Republican control with 54 seats on a joint ballot. Of 40 Senate members, 18 are current members and 22 are new. Of 240 House members, 114 are incumbents and 126 are new.
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Senate
House
Republicans to Maintain Practical Control in State Legislature
Levi Greenwood will again be president of the Senate and Grafton Cushing speaker of the House. Re-elected Representatives Boitfeld, Cox, Putnam, and Meaney, all on the House committee and rules, indicate continued House administration. Greenwood's lieutenants in the Senate include Allen, Blanchard, Coolidge, Wheeler, McLane, and Eldridge. Wilton Fay of Medford joins the scene.
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Senate
Grafton Cushing
House
Representatives Boitfeld
Newton
Cox
Boston
Putnam
Westfield
Meaney
Blackstone
House Committee
Greenwood
Allen
Blanchard
Coolidge
Wheeler
McLane
Eldridge
Wilton Fay
Medford
Legislature of 1913 Tabulation Recited
A concise tabulation presents figures from the 1913 Legislature. It lists expenditures, counts, and allocations, highlighting key totals and department sums for the session.
G. O. P. In Control In New Hampshire
Complete state returns show Republicans with a 21 vote majority on the joint ballot for the Legislature. 13 Republicans and 7 Democrats elected to the Senate. no choice in four districts. House stands 210 Republicans to 19 Democrats. Wilson leads by 1779 votes.
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Concord
N. H
United States
Wilson
Longworth Defeated In Ohio By 8 Votes
Cincinnati reports that Congressman Nicholas Longworth trails Stanley Bowdle Democrat by 8 votes in the unofficial count for Ohio’s first district. Longworth contests the result and awaits the board of election’s official canvass to confirm final figures.
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Cincinnati
Nicholas Longworth
Stanley Bowdle
Ohio
Longworth
Board of Election
Stevens Wins In State Ticket Election
The ticket elected includes Governor Eugene N. Foss Democrat, Lieutenant-Governor David I. Walsh Democrat, Secretary of State Frank J. Donahue Democrat, State Treasurer Elmer A. Stevens Republican, State Auditor John E. White Republican, and Attorney-General James M. Swift Republican.
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David I. Walsh
Frank J. Donahue
Elmer A. Stevens
John E. White
James M. Swift
Statewide ticket race ends with clear results
Last night's returns, nearly complete, settle the balance of the State ticket. Figures during the day showed only a slim edge for Treasurer Stevens, Auditor White, and Attorney General Swift, keeping their election in doubt until the final tallies.
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Stevens
White
Swift
Recounts Sought in Two Senate Races With Narrow Margins
Recount requests loom in the 8th Middlesex where Erson Barlow leads Henry Draper by 8 votes and in the 4th Middlesex where Claude Allen appears ahead of Charles Cox by 62 votes. Cox alleges 32 Malden Ward 3 ballots shifted to Allen. Walker seeks recount after a 70 vote defeat. court action possible.
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Senate
Barlow
Allen —Cox
Middlesex
Erson Barlow
Lowell
Henry J. Draper
Claude Allen
Melrose
4Th Middlesex
Charles M. Cox
Cox
Allen
Malden
George E. Walker
Wakefield
House
Charles A. Dean
Walker
Republican VP pick eyed from Idaho Vermont or Utah
After Tuesday's vote the vice presidential vacancy becomes honorary and Republicans weigh a ticket choice from one of the states that carried Idaho Vermont or Utah. Senator Borah of Idaho and former Governor Mead of Vermont are among favored options discussed by party officials.
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New York
Idaho
Vermont
Utah
Republican National Committee
Sherman
Taft
Borah
Mead
Chicago
Diphtheria Epidemic Closes West Bridgewater Schools
West Bridgewater declines as diphtheria epidemic spreads prompting closure of public schools by Superintendent Edgar H. Grout after last week’s outbreak.
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West Bridgewater
Edgar H. Grout
Tailor badly burned in gas stove explosion in Northboro
Harry Gurnet, manager of a Main street tailoring shop in Northboro, was severely burned when a gasoline stove exploded. He rushed into Northboro square, collapsed in agony, and was taken to Worcester City Hospital where doctors fear for his recovery.
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Northboro
Harry Gurnet
Main Street
Worcester City Hospital
Gurnet
Northboro Square
I. W. W. Leader Held On Assault Charge
Benjamin Legere of Bridgeport Connecticut a leader of the Industrial Workers of the World was held for the grand jury in Recorder's Court at Little Falls New York on an assault charge connected with strike riots last week in which two policemen were shot Miss Schloss a New York Socialist arrested for inciting to riot will be examined tomorrow
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Little Falls
N. Y
Benjamin Legere
Bridgeport
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