McCall Starts Far West Tour From Boston
Governor elect Samuel W. McCall leaves Boston on a three week Western tour. He is accompanied by campaign manager Charles E Baxter. Stops include Chicago and Vancouver British Columbia with visits to Prineville Oregon at Henry McCall’s ranch. A San Francisco exposition visit and a Chicago stop with Sumner McCall precede a planned Boston return by December 1.
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Samuel W. McCall
Boston
South Station
McCall
Charles 8. Baxter
Chicago
Vancouver
B. C
Prineville
Ore
Henry McCall
Sumner McCall
Dartmouth Student Fined in Newtonville Auto Accident
Norman A. Weaver 18, a Dartmouth student, pleaded guilty in Newton District Court to driving without a license after his car hit a machine operated by George C. Weed in Newtonville. Two women passengers Mrs. Florence Starr and Miss Eliza DuVernett were injured and hospitalized.
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Norman A. Weaver
Dartmouth
George C. Weed
Newtonville
Newton
Weaver
Florence Starr
St. John
N. B
Eliza DuVernett
Boston
Newton Hospital
Weaknesses in U S militia and regular army noted
Adjutant General Charles H. Cole of the Massachusetts militia told Pilgrim Publicity Association that the regular army is weak in many areas. He cited gaps in ambulance corps, horse shortages in state militias, and absence of a war map of the Atlantic seaboard. He argued public sentiment remains against a large standing army but may shift.
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Charles H. Cole
Massachusetts
Pilgrim Publicity Association
American House
Pilgrim Carroll Swan
Cole
Atlantic Seaboard
Walsh Denies Gow Resigned
Governor Walsh denies a report that Charles R. Gow chairman of the Boston Excise Board offered or planned to resign. Gow confirms the Post's story before publication.
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Walsh
Gow
Governor Walsh
Post
Charles R. Gow
Boston Excise Board
City Overspends in Early 20th Century Budget Report
The city spent $1,095,910.94 more than the Feb to Oct period in 1913 and $377,387.99 more than the same period in 1914, totaling $18,507,250.40 for the year. Expenditures under mayoral charge reached $11,964,617.60 with gross funded debt at $129,319,597.68 and net funded debt $87,021,222.88.
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Fitzgerald
To Cure a Cold in One Day Take LAXATIVE BROMO QUININE
Advertises a cold cure with a money back guarantee from B W Grove and urges customers to buy LAXATIVE QUININE tablets. Mentions Druggists refund if no cure and shows Grove signatures on each box.
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B. W. Grove
Gorham Will Leaves 3000 to Exeter Academy and 2000 to Hospital
The will of the late Mary T. Gorham, offered for probate in the county, directs 3000 to Phillips Exeter Academy endowment and 2000 to The Cottage Hospital of Exeter. Gorham resided at 108 Marlboro Street and died on October 2.
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Phillips Exeter Academy
Mary T. Gorham
Cottage Hospital of
Exeter
Mary Gorham
Marlboro Street
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