Jameson Asks An Inspection Of Ballots In New Hampshire
Jameson Democrat who lost the U S Senate race to Moses by 1069 votes applied to the Secretary of State for an inspection of ballots. Official counts gave Moses 35 528 and Jameson 41 459 for the unexpired term of the late Senator Gallinger.
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Concord
N. H
John B. Jameson
United States Senate
George H. Moses
Secretary of State
Moses
Jameson
Jacob H. Gallinger
State Guard Ends With Peace Declaration
The State Guard of 12 000 officers and men will be discharged when peace is declared and then reformed into a new volunteer militia. Colonel Jesse F. Stevens adjutant general says each state should maintain its own organized militia for riots or emergencies and cites constitutional power.
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Jesse F. Stevens
Stevens
Annual Meeting of Associated Charities of Boston Held
The Associated Charities of Boston convened in Room 31 at the Charity building with President John F. Moors presiding. For the year ending Sept. 30 receipts totaled 59010 dollars and disbursements 62447.99 dollars, leaving a deficit of 3437.99 dollars. Officers elected include Clerk Arthur Adams and Treasurer Henry B. Cabot, with other officers and directors named for terms of three and one year.
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Associated Charities of Boston
Charity Building
John F. Moors
Central Board
Arthur Adams
Henry &. Cabot
Elizabeth Ll. Holbrook
J. A. Lewell Blake
Howard W. Brown
Lee M. Friedman
Sarah Lawrence
Joseph Lee
James P. Parmenter
A. D. Sheffield
Grace F.’. Wills
Hilbert F. Day
Charles L. Carr
Army Guards Dance for United War Work Campaign
The Third Battalion of the United States Guards will hold a dance tomorrow night at the Commonwealth Armory for the United War Work campaign. The event is part of a series by army and navy organizations and all are invited.
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United States Guards
Commonwealth Armory
United War Work Campaign
Army
Navy
Big Task to Feed Germany Emphasized in New York
Major Henry Emery former Yale professor and ex tariff official spoke in New York on a vast U S Allied effort to provision Germany. He said Germany faces a serious shortage of foods and materials as it acknowledges hardship and contemplates Wilson aid to overturn autocratic rule.
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New York
Navy
United States
Germany
Henry ©. Emery
Tariff Commission
Berlin
Emery
Yale
Wilson
Youths Sent to Reformatory for Salem Street Robbery Attempt
Antonio St Paul and Robert Belino, both from North End, were sent to the Reformatory from Central Court for attempting to rob Giacina Ardulano on Salem Street stairs. They claimed a kind woman urged them to take the man home due to his drinking. Ardulano called police two blocks away when he yelled for help.
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Antonio St. Paul
Robert Belino
North End
Reformatory
Central Court
Giacina Ardulano
Salem Street
Glacini
Not Much Luck For 18 Years
Fred C. Peabody claiming to be the last of his Bucksport Maine family branch since 1600 slept on a brick wall in Titicut. Special Officer Manning took him to court to identify himself and report to Probation Officer Stearns. He recalls Gloucester crew and mackerel hauls but has had little luck since losing his Rowley shoe pegger job long ago.
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Fred C. Peabody
Bucksport
Commonwealth
Titicut
Manning
Mr. Peabody
Stearns
Gloucester
Georges Banky
Rowley
Peabody
Boston
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Brockton
Beverly
Hyde Park
Lynn
United War Work Fund
Providence
Springfield
Worcester
America
New England
Kuppenheimer
Humbert
Kerseys
Meltons
Vicunas
Kennedy
Hawley Streets
the House of Kuppenhelmen
Best Boys
City of
Russ
Supreme Judicial Court
Scar I. Russ
Suffolk County
Emily Russ
Centre Street
Jamaica Plain
Lamson & Fhubbard New Men’s Clothes Shop
Fifth Avenue
Bedford Street
Summer St
Kingston
Associated Charities
Mr. Peabody of
Maine
New State
Star Electric
General Electric
Westinghouse Irons
Majestic Electric Heart
MAS
Farley & Macneile
Federal ST
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