Governor invites Marshal Foch to visit New Hampshire
Governor Albert C. Brown extended a personal invitation to Marshal Ferdinand Foch to be New Hampshire’s guest after his Boston reception. The offer includes a ride in the historic coach that carried LaFayette to Concord, with Major Frank Knox delivering the invitation in Washington.
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Quinn Re-Elected By 9350 Plurality In Cambridge
Cambridge voters turnout low with two thirds casting ballots. Mayor Quinn wins re election by a 9350 plurality as women voters outpace men in many precincts. School committee race sees Miss Nora Driscoll and Charles McCue leading. Mrs Christina Baker defeated.
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Nora J.driscoll
James S. Cassidy
Charles F. J. McCue
Francis J. Roche
Trade Union College Executives to Meet
The Trade Union College board of control under the Boston Central Labor Union will meet at the Little Building tomorrow night. Michael J. Murphy, chairman, says several vital matters will be discussed, including new courses. One new course is fire prevention led by Professor Harry Lake.
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Women lead in public jobs across the United States
The article notes that women in the United States occupy more than 60,000 public administration and executive positions, leading compared to other countries. It emphasizes women’s growing role in government and public service.
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Adelaide McCormack weds Jeremiah Delaney in Holy Cross ceremony
The wedding of Adelaide G. McCormack of West Newton street to Jeremiah D. Delaney of The Boston Herald staff took place at the Cathedral of the Holy Cross in South End. Rev. William A. Dacey officiated with Miss Roxbury’s William MacKenzie as bridesmaid and George B. Ryan as best man. Delaney, once a noted New England athlete, will reside in Boston after a honeymoon to New York.
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Holiday Schedule Sets Boston & Albany Trains Friday
Boston and Albany trains will run on a holiday schedule all day Friday Armistice Day according to management. The New Haven and Boston Maine railroads are expected to operate their trains on holiday schedules Friday as well.
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Full Denial by MeIsaac in Massachusetts Disbarment Case
Daniel V. MeIsaac denies deceit malpractice and misconduct charges in a Supreme Court answer to the Boston Bar Association disbarment petition. MoIsaacs and John J. McAnafey seek dismissal. Daniel H. Coakley will file answers and William J. Corcoran objects, possibly seeking a federal trial if denied.
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Seize Stills and Arrest Four in Randolph Raid
Federal agents led by H. B. Wilson with local police raided a cement building behind Mann's greenhouses in Mann's corner. They seized two 50 gallon stills and one 100 gallon still, mash, corn, moonshine, cans, tires, kerosene, and an auto truck. Four men were arrested on prohibition violations.
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Fraud charges in air trophy award case
Omaha Nebr November 8. John M. Watson of New York seeks a temporary injunction to stop the contest committee from paying the first prize of 3000 dollars in a commercial plane air trophy race, alleging fraud. E F White of Fairhope Ala is the winner named in the dispute.
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New York Today
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Fairhope
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Explorers Open Base on Wrangel Island
Vilhjalmur Stefanson announced that six of his men landed safely on Wrangel Island to establish a base for a British expeditionary party to be formed in Canada or England next March. The purpose of the expedition was described as secret.
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Chinese women push modern styles with bold new looks
The article notes radical shifts among Chinese women who adopt short bobbed hair, tight trousers, and short jackets, reflecting a trend ahead of many foreign peers.
Fire destroys Centre High School building in Belchertown
A fire in Belchertown destroyed Centre High School, built in 1867, with most contents lost. The building valued at 17000 originally, with replacement value near 60000, had only a small insurance. The report also notes a statistic that one in five marriages ends in divorce.
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