Pope Benedict Receives Bavarian Representative in Rome
In Rome on Saturday November 8 Pope Benedict met privately with Baron Johann Von Gebsattel secretary of the Bavarian legation the first such audience since World War I began. Diplomatic ties with Bavaria remained intact via Vatican channels and the Nuncio stayed in Switzerland.
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Vote on New Everett Schoolhouse Tonight
Everett Common Council plans a decisive vote on a proposed half million dollar school building. The Aldermen already backed the project and recommended purchasing the Young Men’s Christian Association property on Broadway as the site. Some members oppose the large expenditure at this time.
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Everett Common Counciil
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Everett
Young Men's Christian Association
Broadway
Father John's Medicine Ad Warns Against Cold Dangers
An advertisement stresses that neglecting a cold can lead to pneumonia and lung trouble and urges starting Father John's Medicine at first sign. It touts a sixty year history, gentle laxative action, immune-boosting tonics, and claims the product is alcohol and drug free for all family members.
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Father John
Irish Bureau Denounces Sims Charges on Sinn Fein
In a public letter, Daniel I OConnell of the Irish National Bureau rebuts Admiral Sims charges of pro German sentiment in Sinn Fein. He argues most Cork disturbances stemmed from interactions between American and English sailors over women, notes vigilant locals acted to protect morality, and defends Sinn Fein against broad blame.
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Trish National Bureau
Boston
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Tufts Fans Celebrate Victory Over Detroit
Tufts arrives back in Medford to an ovation after beating undefeated University of Detroit in Detroit. Harvard showdown looms as a near sellout home game with seniors and alumni planning reunions.
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University of Detroit
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Whelan
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Yale
Norwich
Boston
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Medford
Tufts Hill
M RAE MEETS GIBBS ON ARMISTICE NIGHT
Boxing fans in Boston look forward to Armistice Night at the Commercial Club with Howard McRea of Cambridge facing Joe Gibbs of the navy in a 10 round final. Young Gibbs of Woonsocket meets Red Gardner of New York in the semi final, while Jimmy Frisetti of Brockton fights K O Leonard of Roxbury in an eight canto melee. Joe Bouchard of Taunton vs Young Ryar of Everett opens the card.
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Howard McRea
Cambridge
Joe Gibbs
Navy
Young Gibbs
Woonsocket
Red Gardner
New York
Jimmy Frisetti
Brockton
K. O. Leonard
Roxbury
Joe Bouchard
Taunton
Young Ryar
Everett
Spanish Women Factions Clash in Seville Factory Fight
A melee broke out yesterday in a Seville cigar factory between Socialist and Syndicalist women. Socialists, larger in number, attacked the Syndicalists with several wounded. Police intervened and many participants were arrested.
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Seville
Spain
Arlington High Girls Meet Winthrop In Key Field Hockey Clash
The postponed game at Spy Pond Athletic Field Arlington features Arlington High with captain Miss Marion Wing facing Winthrop High led by captain Miss Dorothy Curtis. A crucial clash in the state title chase with two strong teams meeting this afternoon.
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Booth Tarkington’s Seventeen story Girl Girl Girl coming
Booth Tarkington writes a fresh Seventeen story titled Girl Girl Girl to be printed in the upcoming Boston Sunday Post Magazine. The piece promises lively characterization and the author’s characteristic humor.
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Booth Tarkington
Boston
Post
101st Signalmen to Be Given Banquet
The Homeworkers of South Boston and Roxbury, a war-made group of wives mothers and sweethearts of former West Field Signal Battalion members, plan a dinner for hero veterans on November 18 at G A R Hall Roxbury Street Roxbury. Mrs Allen T Smith leads arrangements assisted by Mrs Lawrence De Cain Miss Marion Maida Smith and Mrs Betty Brinkley. A musical program featuring YD boys and local talent is planned.
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West Field Signal Battalion
G. A. R.hall
Roxbury Street
Allen T. Smith
H Street
Lawrence de Cain
Marion Maida Smith
Betty Brinkley
Brookline Church Ends Its Big Anniversary
The Harvard Congregational Church in Brookline marked its 70th anniversary with a morning service and a sermon by Rev. Ashley Day Leavitt. Afternoon choral vespers featured ministers from Brookline churches, including Rev. Dulany Addison, Abbot Peterson, William Iliffe, J Ralph Magee, and Harris Hale.
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Harvard Congregational Church
Brookline
Ashley Day Leavitt
D. D
Daniel Dulany Addison
Abbot Peterson
William Wallace Iliff
Cotton Sells For One Dollar A Pound In Pine Bluff
Pine Bluff Ark November 9 W G Key sold a bale of cotton yesterday for one dollar a pound the highest price paid since the Civil War with buyers noting strong demand in the market for cotton.
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W. G. Key
Private Unaware Of His Commission In France
Arbours Mich Nov 9 After a year as an engineering private in France H A Taylor of Rochester Mich an UMich graduate was notified June 11 of his second lieutenant status though he never heard earlier and he was sent to France He is now studying at the University of Toulouse in Southern France and drawing back pay.
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Mich
France
H. A. Taylor
Rochester
University of Michigan
Taylor
University of Toulouse
Auto and Wagon Crash Leaves Charlestown Woman Near Death
Nov 9 in Ward Hill district an auto carrying Mrs. Margaret H Haley of 17 Lexington street Charlestown collided with a wagon. Haley 21 is dying from a fractured skull at Gale Hospital. Passenger Mrs Annie Lang of Charlestown was cut and bruised. The car was operated by Samuel J Wilson of 17 Lexington street.
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Charlestown
Gale Hospital
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Samuel J. Wilson
Haley
Mt Vernon Council to Exemplify First Degree Tonight
Dorchester K of C members will witness exemplification of the first degree at the Columbus Club rooms during the regular Mt. Vernon Council meeting. Worthy Inquisitor Freeman will preside. a November 24 session will award the second degree to many members. Worthy Lecturer Sullivan discusses yearly entertainments.
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Columbus Club
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