PAYS TRIBUTE TO PRESIDENT IN Huntington talk
Charles Fleischer spoke before the Sunday Commons in Huntington Chambers Hall praising the President for neutrality in World War I, watchful waiting on Mexico, and Panama Canal tolls, arguing national unity and individuality lead to world peace. He mocked triple alliances and the Hague arbitration court, saying neither could work without public opinion backing.
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Charles Fleischer
Huntington Chambers Hall
Wilson
Congress of the United States
Fleischer
Mexico
Panama Canal
Mr. Fleischer
United States
International Court of Arbitration
Hague
Massachusetts Deer Open Season Begins at Sunrise
The statewide deer hunting season starts at sunrise and runs six days until Saturday. Hunters from Cape Cod to the Berkshires will search the woods, with a Moose protection statute in force and a $100 penalty for violations.
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Massachusetts
Cape Cod
Berkshires
Bayonet Knife Brought Home From French War
Minot Rosembeau a French reservist resident of 283 Elm Street returned from France aboard the liner Rochembeau carrying a bayonet knife used in hand to hand trench fighting. The weapon is valued by the French army under General Joffre. Rosembeau, married to a German woman, volunteered for service when called and arranged government support for his wife, but was not needed and returned to Holyoke.
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Holyoke
Minot Rosembeau
Elm Street
Rochembeau
France
Joffre
Rosembeau
U S Marines Return From Dominican Duty
The U S Marines landed 800 men at Camp Deer Point after arrival on the Hancock from Dominican waters, completing a duty tour in the Caribbean.
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U. S
Caimanera
Cuba
United States
Hancock
Dominican
Camp Deer Point
Boys Caught In Store Theft Suspects Cleared
Eleven year old George L LaNormendin of 202 Pearl Somerville and his younger brother Phillip were caught attempting a rear window escape at Charles J Hutchinson the Medford street store about 8 30 yesterday morning. Autchinson captured George. Phillip fled through the front. George had an Ingersoll watch the owner claims was hot property. The arrest clears up a burglary in the same store last Wednesday.
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George L. LaNormendin
Pearl Street
Somerville
Charles J. Hutchinson
Medford Street
Phillip
Mr. Autchinson
French buyers graft claim shocks Manufacturers' League leader
Marco A. Herradora, general manager of the Manufacturers' League of America in Boston, says foreign buyers demand graft and that U S firms cannot supply army footwear quickly. He notes New England bottlenecks in making army shoes and that large exports, including a million blankets, continue despite the graft problem.
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Marco A. Herradora
Manufacturers’ League of America
Post
Herradora
Boston
New England
Fire battles grease laden four story building at Purchase Street
Firemen fought a two alarm blaze at Marden Orth Hastings 201-207 Purchase Street in a four story oils and grease firm. They crawled on hands and knees through slippery pools of oil, vented the fire and saved themselves from falls as District Chief Sennett redirected to a second alarm.
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Marden
Orth & Hastings
Purchase Street
McDonough
Sennett
Prayers Said For Preece In Murder Case
Prayers were said today by the Rev. C. G. Miller for Thomas E. Preece victim of a Sumner murder. The body was buried in Fairview cemetery while Sumner officials decide whether to forward it to Mrs. John Brinscombe of Taunton Mass or bury it at Paris for Mrs. Annie Frye of Paris Hill. Louis Rawson, brother of Mrs. Frye and witness, was released by the sheriff on a promise not to discuss the case.
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Paris
C. G. Miller
Universalist Church
Thomas E. Preece
Sumner
Fairview
John Brinscombe
Taunton
Mass
Preece
Annie Frye
Paris Hill
Louis Rawson
Atlanta Musicians to Sing at Harvard Union Tonight
The Atlanta University colored quartet will entertain Harvard students at the Harvard Union this evening. Presiding will be Hon. Louis A. Frothingham. B. R. Wilson of Boston University Law School, Atlanta University graduate, will address the students. B. T. Ware also participates.
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Atlanta University
Harvard
Harvard Union
Louis A. Frothingham
B. R. Wilson
Boston University Law School
Stueens
University
B._T. Ware
Harvard Hosts Wide Roster of Presidents in Directory
Harvard’s official directory lists Washington, Adams, Monroe, Pierce, Taylor, Johnson, four Tylers, Jackson, Grant, Lincoln, Buchanan, Harrison, four Garfields, Hayes, Cleveland, McKinley, Roosevelt, Taft and Wilson. Only Jefferson Madison Polk Van Buren Arthur are omitted. Grant's descendant A B Grant and ex-President Roosevelt are linked to Harvard.
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Princeton
Yale
Harvard
United States
Washington
Adams
Munroe
Pierce
Taylor
Johnson
Tyler
Jackson
Grant
Lincoln
Buchanan
Harrison
Garfield
Hayes
Cleveland
McKinley
Roosevelt
Taft
Wilson
Jefferson
Madison
Polk
van Buren
Arthur
Ist
Rider Injured in Runaway Horse Incident
A horse pursuit near Audubon road and Mountfort street ended when Ethier fell head first after a somersault. He suffered multiple head lacerations and injuries and was taken to City Hospital for treatment. The rider was chasing a runaway horse ridden by a woman identified as Miss Elsie Ferguson of 21 Marlboro Street.
Weather Prophet Predicts Mild Then Cold Holiday Pattern
Passamaquoddy weather expert Professor E M Anderson forecasts November will be mild around Thanksgiving with a cold end bringing snow. December starts very cold with snow then shifts to mild with thaws and strong southeast winds and heavy rains. Christmas week should be pleasant unless the great war ends unusually late.
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E. M. Anderson
Passadumkeag
New England
Post
Wellesley Prom Aims to Ditch Pomp For Shirtwaist Party
Wellesley high class plans to replace the senior prom with a simple shirtwaist affair. Facing hard times, many girls favor not buying new gowns and instead donating the money to aid Belgians. The movement seeks to end pomp and splendor and hold an informal event with old gowns.
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Wellesley
Ambassador Page to Probe Bernberg Case
Walter H Page the American ambassador in London was asked by Secretary Bryan to immediately investigate Reinhold Anton Bernberg a Boston native held in London by the British crown as a German spy and to cable a report of findings Mayor Curley received the telegram last evening from Secretary Bryan.
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Ambassador Page
Bernberg
Walter H Page
London
Bryan
Reinhold Anton Bernberg
Boston
Curley
Petticoats Offered In Cotton and Wool Jersey Styles
Attractive range of warm dressy petticoats described as cotton and wool jersey tops with tailored plaits of sateen and cotton messaline. Regular sizes priced from $1.50 to $3.00 and out sizes from $1.75 to $3.50.
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Copenhagen
Jersey
White Petticoats Offer Described in Pique Embroidery Tone
An advertising snippet promotes white petticoats priced at $1.50, noting fine pique fabric with a flat embroidered band. The text implies a regular price around $1.00 to $1.50 and targets affordable undergarments.
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Hamburg
Berkeley
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Wrigley’s
United Six
United Eragees
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Burrill
Atlanta
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Humboldt
C. F. Hovey Company
Bates
Rem Ereeegas de
Hildren’s
Neantss
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