Lawyer Ends Own Life In Grand Union Hotel
The body of A. Twohey, a Washington, D. C. attorney, was found in his hotel room in Tawa Ontario. A note addressed to Mrs. Mes A. Twohey lay on the bed. A razor was found beside the bed. Mr. Twohey, born in Burlington Vermont, is survived by a widow and five children.
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Tawa
Ont
Es A. Twohey
Washington, D. C
Grand Union Hotel
Mes A. Twohey
Twokey
Buington
Hinks G. O. P. Coming Back
William F. McCombs, chairman of the Democratic National Committee, after a conference with President Wilson, predicts the Republican party will be the chief rival to the Democrats for the 1916 presidency. He says recent elections strengthen the idea that the regressive party may split or be absorbed by Democrats or Republicans, making Republicans the major opponent in the next national contest.
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Washington
William F.cCombs
Democratic National Committee
Wilson
Mcombs
Reublican Party
Want McIntyre as Governor Promoted by Oxford County Democrats
A resolution adopted at a Oxford county Democrats conference in South Paris Maine requests Bertrand G. McIntyre of Waterford to permit presenting his name at the June primaries for governor. McIntyre, present at the meeting, said consent would be hard to refuse if the voters truly want him. He is a former Oxford county sheriff, former state assessor, and a member of the state Democratic committee.
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Paris
Bertrand G. McIntyre
Waterford
Oxford County Democrats
McIntyre
Oxford County
State Democratic Committee
Manchester Boy Hit by Auto is Dying
Edgar Paris, six years old, son of Mr. and Mrs. Hector Paris of 146 Walker street, was struck by an automobile owned by Edwin C. Yester and driven by Carroll A. Courier on South Main street. He sustained scalp wounds, a bruised shoulder and internal injuries and is dying at Notre Dame Hospital.
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Manchester
N. II
Edgar Paris
Hector Paris
Walker Street
Edwin C. Yester
Carroll A. Courier
South Main Street
Notre Dame Hospital
Woman awarded verdict for 3165 in railroad crossing case
Mrs. Eva Rafalko of Melrose won a jury verdict of 3165 in U S District Court for injuries from a January 1 1918 collision at the Wyoming Avenue crossing of the Boston and Maine line. She was struck by a locomotive and knocked against a post, fainting in court during the trial.
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Eva Rafalko
Melrose
United States District Court
Wyoming Avenue
Boston & Maine Road
Miss Corinna Searle Debuts in Boston Society
Debutante Miss Corinna Searle daughter of Mrs Charles P Searle Commonwealth avenue was formally presented to Boston society at a reception and tea at her mother’s home Folk dressed in tea gowns assisted as pourers Miss Adele Thayer Miss Virginia Pileree Miss Phyllis Rich Miss Eleanor Cole Miss Louise Adams Miss Elizabeth Burrage Miss Harriett Bayley Miss Barbara Gale Miss Marguerite Little Miss Pauline Pollard and Miss Elizabeth Young An informal dance followed the reception in keeping with custom
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Corinna Searle
Boston Society
Charles P. Searle
Commonwealth Avenue
Miss Searle
Adele Thayer
Virginia Pileree
Phyllis Rich
Eleanor Cole
Louise Adams
Elizabeth Burrage
Harriett
Benefit Planned for Vaudeville Actor at Tremont Theater
Boston vaudeville stars join a Tremont Theatre benefit for David I. McLaughlin a native of East Boston and former performer who has been ill for months The Verdi Quartet and the Boston Letter Carriers Band will participate in the musical segment and organizers expect a large turnout across Boston theatres on the Sunday night benefit
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Boston
David I. McLaughlin
Tremont Theatre
McLaughlin
Verdi Quartet
Boston Letter Carriers
Youth Starving Man Brought From Nova Scotia to Gloucester
Reuben Hubbard, 23, of Tusket, Nova Scotia, was found in Gloucester in a stupor from starvation. He said a man posing as Captain Oscar Lyons lured him to Boston then Gloucester with the promise of work and 40 cents, leaving Hubbard to ride transit and walk to Gloucester. Police aid Hubbard and seek Lyons, who allegedly orchestrated the scheme. Hubbard hopes to sail home on a boat next Monday.
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Gloucester
Reuben Hubbard
Boston
Lyons
Hubbard
Nova Scotia
Captain Lyons
Army officer's wife acquitted in gown theft case
In Cheyenne Wyoming on November 21 the jury in United States District Court found Mrs Joseph L Wier not guilty of stealing gowns from Mrs J B Cecil. The defendant is wife of an army officer.
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Cheyenne
Wyo
Joseph L. Wier
Cecil
United States District Court
Grateful Users Send Praise for Eimer & Amend Drug
A brief ad notice notes many letters of thanks from grateful customers. It promotes Eimer & Amend's 2851 remedy as a relief and mentions reliable druggists carrying the product.
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Eimer & Amend
Warrants Out for Cumberland Club Leaders in Liquor Nuisance
Frederick Q. Conant president of the Cumberland Club and Lawrence E. Wright house manager face arrest and arraignment in Municipal Court on a liquor nuisance charge after a seizure at the club on High street. Warrants issued today but held until Conant's return to town next week. The club counts many prominent residents among its members.
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Portland
Frederick QO. Conant
Cumberland Club
Lawrence E. Wright
High Street
Y. M. C. A. School Elects Officers
The annual meeting of the Boston Y. M. C. A. School of Commerce and Finance elected Jacob P. Bates as president F R Carnegie Steele as vice president Francis B. Sears as treasurer Harry C. Bentley as dean and Galen D. Light as secretary for the coming year.
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