Baltimore Woman Credits Lydia E Pinkham Remedy Before Operation
Nellie B. Brittingham of Baltimore Maryland says five bottles of Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound cured her organic troubles nervousness and headaches after years of suffering and bed rest. Her sister urged trying the remedy before an operation and she recovered, sharing a cautionary note to other women to consider the product.
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Baltimore
Lydia E. Pinkham
Nellie B. Brittingham
Calverton Rd
Pair Pleads Guilty in Grand Larceny Case
Carrie Matthews and Frank Pacoursek admitted grand larceny before Magistrate Bernard J. Douras in West Side Court. They were held for the grand jury after a U S navy lieutenant charged theft of jewelry clothing and Liberty bonds valued at 2500 from his apartment at 114 West 85th Street, New York.
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New York
Carrie Matthews
Frank Pacoursek
Bernard J. Douras
West Side Court
Harry Knight
United States Navy
West 85Th Street
Pair of New York Robbers Nabbed in Wave of Five Week Prowls
A couple identified by police as a husband and wife who posed as tenants answering ads on classified notices confessed to taking part in more than twenty robberies over five weeks. They reported $25 000 in loot with $10 000 recovered. The woman, daughter of Atlantic City parents, said she eloped with Joe Lazattuta. he died in the Argonne War. Police planted ads to trap them, arresting the pair at 146 West Seventy-eighth Street after they answered the test notice and the woman cooperated in recovering stolen property.
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Atlantic City
Joe Lazattuta
Buffalo
Joe Wao
Argonne
New York
St. Nicholas Rink
Pacoursek
West Sixty-eighth Street
Maskiel
Manning
West Forty-seventh Street
West Seventy-eighth Street
Auto crash injures Stoneham woman in Melrose
Mrs. Eunice A. Goodale of Stoneham remains at Melrose Hospital with a fractured rib a dislocated shoulder blade and head contusions after an automobile accident in Hast Melrose yesterday afternoon.
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Eunice A. Goodale
Stoneham
Melrose Hospital
Hast Melrose
New Hampshire Church Plans Own Movie Theatre
Franklin New Hampshire will host a church run moving picture house in a church basement. Pastor Rev W J Hall says the venue will operate Saturdays and Sundays with public box office access and free Sunday religious programs. He envisions comedies travelogues and uplifting films alongside religious content to promote moral and social benefits.
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Franklin, N. H
Franklin
New England
W. J. Hall
Christian Church of Franklin
Hall
The
Franklin Christian Church
Reds Planned Nationwide Raids With Radical Manifesto
The article reports on a plan attributed to the Russian Workers to carry out nationwide raids against federal authorities. The manifesto denounces private property and envisions a society without God or masters, promising a new form of human freedom.
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Garvan
Inflammatory Raids Reveal Anarchist Union Manifesto
Officials said the seized documents printed in Russian include the Novomirsky manifesto of anarchists communists. It calls for destruction of private property and government, seizure of production, armed revolt, and the creation of village communes unified under a single federation.
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Novomirsky
Union
Garvan
United States
Fox Hunters Open 15th Fall Meet at Park View Hotel
Hunters from New England gather at Belchertown Park View Hotel as the New England Fox Hunters Club begins its 15th annual fall meet. Master of Fox Hounds John Kerin of Pepperell will sound the alarm at dawn tomorrow to start the hunt.
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Belchertown
New England
Park View
Fox Hunters’ Club
John Kerin
Pepperell
Jack Kerin
Middlesex School caps strong season with 49–0 win
Concord two thousand football program ends with a decisive 49 to 0 victory over St. George's School of Newport Rhode Island. The Middlesex eleven played seven games this fall, with four wins, one tie and two losses, totaling 113 points for and 66 against.
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Middlesex
Concord
St. George’s
Newport
R. I
Harvard Freshmen Hear Controversial Red Speech
Harvard freshmen attended a forum by Dr. A T Konikow and Mrs Margaret Sproul at the Workingmen's Educational Institute where anti government rhetoric was denounced as experts urged direct action and a Bolshevik sympathy spectrum was debated amid tense questions from the students.
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Workingmen’s Educational Institute
Harvard
Wilson
Margaret Sproul
American students confront mock Soviet protest at campus meeting
In a tense campus gathering the crowd shouted as bells rang and voices clashed at a student meeting. A speaker defended American values while denouncing foreign agitators, asserting America for Americans as freshmen vowed to return next week.
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Soviet Russia
America
Johnstown Miners Claim Meetings Are Suppressed
John Brophy of District No 2 United Mine Workers traveled from Clearfield to Indianapolis after sending a plea to Governor Sproul. He alleged a mob led by Johnstown Chamber of Commerce members, with city approval, blocked AFL and UMWA organizers from speaking and threatened violence. He urged use of state authority to restore free speech and assembly and curb mob rule.
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Clearfield
John Brophy
Unitead Mine Workers
Indianapolis
Brophy
W. C. Sproul
Philadelphia
Chamber of Commerce of
Johnstown
American Federation of Labor
United Mine Workers “of America
Iask
Scalpers Fail to Call for Keith Tickets
Over 200 Keith's Theatre tickets ordered by telephone last evening were not claimed by 8 pm. Curiosity crowds filled the Keith's sidewalk area while nervy scalpers sold unsigned tickets to naval men and strangers. The sellers are identified as part of the Avery street gambling gang amid recent police troubles.
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Keith’s
Keith's
Avery Street
Auto Collision Near Dedham Involves Two Families
Six people were injured when two cars collided at Bridge and Common streets in Dedham. Arthur N. Booth of Worcester drove one car with his wife and child. Harold R. Evans of Jamaica Plain drove the other with his wife and two year old daughter Caroline, who was severely injured and hospitalized before being sent home. The remaining passengers suffered cuts and bruises.
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Bridge
Common Streets
Dedham
Arthur N. Booth
Hadden Street
Worcester
Harold R. Evans
Dunster Road
Jamaica Plain
Caroline
Toledo Street Cars Removed After City Vote
In Toledo on November 9, riders faced fare jumps to 10 to 25 cents as the Toledo Railways and Light Company began removing street cars at midnight. The ouster ordinance, approved by voters, prompted officials to pull vehicles from the streets and send interurban cars back to the city limits. Henry L. Doherty leads the company, which cites pending settlement as the reason for suspending service.
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Toledo
Toledo Railways and Light Company
Cornell Schreiber
Michigan
Sto
Board O
Street
Henry L. Doherty
New York
Sly
Transport Lake Daraga Delayed Arrival With Fallen Soldiers
The Lake Daraga carrying the bodies of American soldiers who died in Russia will reach New York later than expected, now due to arrive tomorrow or possibly Tuesday, port officials announced.
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New York
Labor unions back candidates and dues in Boston area
Union locals vote to donate 100 dollars to P Harry Jennings campaign fund and raise A M Trainor’s weekly pay. Bakers Union approves five dollar monthly gift to the Women’s Trade Union League. Wool Handlers back AFL strike actions. Post Office Clerks push for Massachusetts state organization.
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P. Harry Jennings
Boston Central Labor Union
Boston
Railway Express Drivers’ Union
Wells Memorial Hall
A. M. Trainor
Women's Trade Union League
Clity
Bakers’ Union No
Bakery and Confectionery Workers’ Union of America
Samuel Gompers
American Federation of Labor
Wool Handlers’ Union
Wells Memoral
National Federation Post Office Clerks
Quincy House
Massachusetts
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