Woodrow Wilson Re-elected With 276 Electoral Votes
The California state chairman concedes the state to Wilson after late returns show gains for the president. Hughes trails, with Minnesota still undecided as Hughes leads by 1034 but short of victory. California and New Mexico late results boost Wilson, with North Dakota supporting Wilson as returns come in.
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Billy Sunday to Head to Boston by Train
Billy Sunday baseball evangelist leaves Elkhart Ind tomorrow at 2 45 pm aboard the Twentieth Century Limited for Boston. He will reach South Station at 11 55 am Saturday. He is excited about the Boston campaign and has been restless since returning from Detroit.
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Back in Town Praise Sparks Booming Alcohol Debate
A speaker returns and recounts Detroit scenes claiming five thousand people each side in a booze clash. He notes business leaders closing factories to let workers hear his preaching and mentions his mother Ma sharing the moment.
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Boy Killed by Doctor's Auto in Brookline
James A. Hickey a 9 year old Brookline boy died at Peter Bent Brigham Hospital from injuries after he ran from behind a car into the path of Dr Horace D Arnold of Brookline. The accident happened near Davis avenue and Elm street as Hickey rolled a hoop with friends. Arnold rushed him to hospital but he died shortly after arrival.
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Twill Be Wilson Four Years More
President Wilson laughed at a telegram from Fred Mace of Los Angeles to Secretary Tumulty. The note, set to The Wearing of the Green, mocks ballot counting and predicts Wilson will serve four more years.
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Malden Child Dies After Kitchen Stove Burns
Jennie Cafarella, five, daughter of Mr and Mrs Thomas Cafarella, suffered burns Tuesday while burning straws on a kitchen stove at 314 Eastern Avenue Malden. She died yesterday morning and will be buried at 3 this afternoon.
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Plan to Relieve Downtown Congestion and Build Civic Centre
At a Park Square Real Estate Trust dinner in Copley Plaza Charles Francis Adams of Harvard College announced new plans to ease downtown congestion and create a magnificent civic centre for the city. About 200 bankers, directors, architects and merchants attended and applauded the proposals to make Boston better, bigger and busier.
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Three Shot in Tewksbury Gun Fight At Avery Chemical Yard
Lowell police Captain James Brosnan and Patrolman Clyde Aldrich were peppered with bird shot in a gun battle with Benjamin Buck of Callahan's Corner, Tewksbury, at the Avery Chemical Company yard. Buck was shot six times by officers using automatics.
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Land Holdings for City Street Widening and Development
The trust has acquired nearly 500000 square feet of land at a multi million dollar cost. The parcels will widen existing streets, extend several roads to provide free outlets, lay out new streets, and support business buildings and blocks.
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Buck and Officers Wounded in Street Firefight at Plant
All three men were hospitalized at St John’s Hospital. Buck and Captain Brosnan are seriously wounded but expected to recover. Aldrich is less hurt. Buck, armed with a shotgun, sought James Gray at Avery Chemical plant after a dog fight dispute. Police arrived. Buck fired on them, then Brosnan and others charged the yard.
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Recounts Probable in a Close State in New Hampshire
New Hampshire swings to Wilson by 74 votes as partial returns show Democrats narrowly ahead. Calls for a recount arise though state law limits it. statewide results leave Wilson with a slim electoral edge.
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