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Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Nov 26, 1917

Page

2

Quinn Opens Campaign for Cambridge Mayor

Edward W. Quinn, Cambridge water works superintendent, launched a whirlwind bid for mayor with backing from former officials who withdrew to support him. About 120 voters crowded Rhodes Hall as Quinn workers met, with former mayoralty candidates urging supporters to back Quinn.

Timothy W. Good Edward J. Dunphy Peter J. Nelligan John P. Brennan Cambridge Edward W. Quinn Cambridge Water Works Lockwood Gilbert A. A. Povey Rhodes Hall Prospect Street Quinn Good

Tax Charlie Sagas Sparks War Time Sermon

The Rev. Herbert S. Johnson of Warren Avenue Baptist Church argues against sending Charlie Chaplin to the trenches. He calls Chaplin a rich target for taxation and urges keeping morale up with clean comic film shows while noting Chaplin’s high earnings and government taxes.

Charlie Chaplin Herbert S. Johnson Warren Avenue Baptist Church Charlie Mr. Johnson Charlie” Chaplin

Returning for War Congress Opens December Third

Washington reports members of Congress begin to return for the second war session which opens December 3. They expect robust action on war appropriations and new legislation, with President Wilson's message guiding the program and domestic issues such as prohibition and woman suffrage on the agenda.

Washington Congress Wilson

Michigan official speaks in Melrose on wartime duty

Henry R. Pettengill, Michigan education commissioner, addressed about 1200 people in Memorial Hall Melrose urging action and unity as the nation enters war. He stressed the war is about defending the flag and destiny and not about race.

Memorial Hall Melrose Henry R. Pettengill Michigan United States

Russians Stop Panic In Theatres During Lynn Fire

Russian performers helping a relief fund at the Auditorium Theatre in Lynn quelled a panic when smoke filled dressing rooms during intermission. The fire gutted the adjoining McAlpin lodging house, 100 rooms, causing $10,000 in damages. Five women and four men, all residents, were rescued. one elderly woman, Elizabeth Richards, 80, was carried out in a fireman’s arms.

Auditorium Theatre Lynn McAlpin Lodging House McAlpin Elizabeth Richards Lynn Hospital

Committee proposes to impeach Malvy in France

Paris November 25 The special 83 member committee of the Chamber of Deputies investigating accusations that Louis J Malvy former interior minister had relations with the enemy issued its report. The committee adopted a resolution to illuminate the accusations in the interest of public peace and proposed that Malvy be impeached.

Paris Chamber of Deputies Louis J. Malvy Interior M. Malvy

Jimmy Valentine to Operate in Lexington

The play Alias Jimmy Valentine will be staged at the Lexington Theatre tonight Tuesday and Wednesday for war relief in Lexington. Edward W. Taylor, formerly a Selectman and now chief of the Lexington Fire Department, directs a cast of prominent locals. Proceeds go to the Lexington Branch of the Special Aid Society for American Preparedness and related war relief funds.

Lexington Jimmy Valentine Edward W. Taylor Lexington Fire Department Special Aid Society For American Preparedness Lexington Council Knights of Columbus, War Fund Y. M. C. A. War Relief Fund

Prof George R Wickes Dead at Dartmouth

Hanover N H November 2 Professor George Ray Wickes economist at Dartmouth College died at Mary Hitchcock Hospital after a brief illness due to meningitis He joined Dartmouth in 1900 and earned A B A M from Cornell Ph D from Wisconsin He is survived by wife Maude children Josephine James Elizabeth Priscilla Funeral arrangements not yet set

Maude Josephine Cornell James Dartmouth Elizabeth Priscilla Hanover

Masons Honor 937 in Plattsburg Freemasonry Degrees

In Plattsburg New York at the reserve officers training camp 937 master Masons were awarded commissions in the army and received all Scottish Rite degrees from the 4th through the 32nd at no cost in a historic two day ceremony.

Plattsburg N. Y

Man Killed as Power Handcar Goes Off Track at Crossing

At Clapp's crossing on the New Haven railroad in North Easton a power driven handcar derailed after striking a dog. Man Manuel Constina 42 a railroad employee died after reaching Brockton Hospital. Several others were injured including Stephen McCann Archibald McCann Manuel Sarfa and Joe Correira.

North Easton Clapp New Haven Manuél Constina Portugal Stephen McCann Archibald McCann Manuel Sarfa Joe Correira Brockton Hospital Constina

Rev William F Linihan Dies After Apoplexy in New Haven

The Rev William F Linihan assistant pastor of St Marys Catholic Church died in St Raphael Hospital after being stricken with apoplexy at the Yale Bowl. A Dominican Order member he was highly regarded in the East. He was 66 years old.

New Haven William F. Linihan St. Mary’s Catholic Church St. Raphael’s Hospital Father Linihan

Var-ne-sis touted in Lynn testimonial ad

A Lynn business man challenges Var-ne-sis claims by citing a neighbor's three year battle with rheumatism. B F Curtis of 520 Essex St. Lynn reports recovery after Var-ne-sis treatment, noting relief from joint pain stiffness and sciatic symptoms and urging readers to seek free consultation and order from local druggists.

Lynn W. A. Varney B. F. Curtis Mr. Curtis Mass Boston Boylston St

Gold Medal Haarlem Oil Capsules Claim Quick Kidney Relief

Advertisement touts Gold Medal Haarlem Oil Capsules as a cure for back pain fatigue and urinary issues suggesting gravel or stones in the bladder. Claims include rapid energy restoration within 24 hours and ongoing daily use to prevent future attacks, with a money back guarantee for the genuine imported product.

Farmers Can Help Win War

The Agriculture Department urged intensified farming to feed the nation and its allies, warning that only feeding ourselves risks German victory. It calls for more acreage, better cultivation, more hogs poultry cattle and conserving food at home, while noting labor shortages high machinery costs and transport problems. It also advises women shoppers to guard handbags and lists ten don’ts to thwart thieves during holidays and delivery thefts.

Washington United States Europe Department of Agriculture Germany France Flanders Maine California Oregon Florida

Abalone Club Holds Annual Banquet

Members of the Abalone Club hosted by Misses Laura and Louise Sullivan in East Boston attended the annual banquet and business meeting. Offi cers elected include Mrs. Hugene Tyrrell president, Miss Grace Delaney vice president, Miss Elizabeth Muldoon corresponding secretary, Mrs. George Oberlander recording secretary, Miss Clotilda Delaney treasurer, with Miss Laura Sullivan, Miss Katherine Garrity, and Miss Louise Sullivan as travel committee.

Abalone Club Laura and Louise Sullivan Saratoga Street Boston Hugene Tyrrell Somerville Grace Delaney Lowell Elizabeth Muldoon Brighton George Oberlander Clotilda Delaney Laura Sullivan Katherine G. Garrity

Official Recognition of Sir George H Reid Visit

Sir George H Reid former Australian high commissioner lectures at Tremont Temple on America and World Democracy. Executive committee of the British Imperial Relief Fund along with British navy reps and local British recruiting mission will attend in official capacity in full uniform.

George H. Reid M. P Australia Tremont Temple America British Imperial Relief Fund

Cathedral Unfurls Big Service Flag

A service flag with 67 blue stars for U S service members and seven red stars for allied forces was unfurled and dedicated yesterday at the Cathedral Church of St Paul Tremont Street at the end of morning services.

United States America St. Paul Tremont Street

Boston Police Issue Donts for Christmas Shoppers

A table of Donts issued yesterday by Superintendent Crowley targets merchants and shoppers during the holiday season. The note warns about snatch thieves and pickpockets and those who prey on delivery and supply wagons as the Christmas harvest begins in the city.

Crowley Boston

Seaman Missing After Destroyer Foremast Incident

Casimir A. Majewski of West Olive Michigan, a sailor aboard the destroyer Jouett in the war zone, was washed overboard and lost Wednesday as the foremast was carried away during lookout duty in the forward crow's nest.

Washington Casimir A. Majewski West Olive Mich Jouett Navy Department Majjewski

Knights of Columbus plan Maine fund drive launch

State officers in Lewiston arranged Maine's part of a 3 million dollar campaign. The drive will open tomorrow east of the Penobscot river and on January 7 in western Maine, with Maine’s allotment outlined for the nationwide effort.

Maine C. Lewiston Knights of Columbus Penobscot River

Former Socialist Speaks on Democratic Opportunity

John Spargo, recently departed from the Socialist party to support the war, spoke at the Concord Forum's second meeting in Concord Town Hall yesterday afternoon on "America's Democratic Opportunity."

America John Spargo Concord Forum Concord Town Hall Spargo Socialist Party

Costs Less to Live in California This Winter

Advertisement extols California living with cheap coal and seafood, year round produce, light clothing, and affordable cottages. It promotes Union Pacific Salt Lake Route travel to Los Angeles with the Pacific and Los Angeles Limited trains, tourist sleeping cars, dining car service, and new tray service. Booklets and route details available from agents in Boston and New York.

California Union Pacific Chicago Los Angeles Salt Lake Willard Massey New England Washington Street Boston M. de Brabant Woolworth Building New York

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