Will Seek To Seville With Wife In New Hampshire Case
Henry Hilliard Hobbs arrives with Sheriff Shaw from Bangor after arrest in Maine on assault and kidnapping charges. The third man involved is named and not a New Hampshire native. Hobbs to have a Monday hearing as officers plan another arrest soon.
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Prisoner Hobb s plans bail and settlement to ease release
Hobbs outlines a scheme to gain temporary bail release and hold a conference with his wife to sell the real estate at the center of the dispute. He asks his mother in Haverhill to arrange bail and not to fight extradition. W. Scott Peters and Chester Woodbury would represent him. A large crowd of women greeted him at the jail as he recounted escape attempts and travel from camp to Boston, New York, and Bangor while using the alias Henry Hilliard of Alabama.
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Football Costs Sixteen Lives in 1915 Season
Chicago reports sixteen football fatalities in the 1915 season ending today. The count mirrors the previous year minus one and attributes most deaths to high school and semi professional players where training systems were weak or absent.
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Harvard Game Canceled at Concord Match
The Middlesex School soccer team and the Harvard varsity eleven scheduled to play in Concord were cancelled. It was announced the Concord private school may not play any more soccer games this year.
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Ford Peace Mission Falls Short of Sanction in Baltimore
Henry Ford met with Cardinal Gibbons after delays to discuss his peace voyage to Europe. The cardinal declined to grant formal approval amid doubts about obstacles to success, citing many formidable difficulties. Ford then proceeded to Philadelphia after the interview.
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Logan Act cited to block Ford peace expedition
Ex Governor Simeon E Baldwin argues the Logan Act of 1798 could be used to stop the Ford peace mission. He notes the act's penalties and recalls Dr. Logan's France visit in Jefferson's era. Baldwin praises Governor Holcomb for not joining Ford and mocks Ford’s perceived success.
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Ford Peace Ship Initiative Aims for Christmas Day Action
Henry Ford proposes a multi nation peace voyage aboard the Oscar II to call a Christmas Day ceasefire and establish an international mediation conference. The plan involves diverse peace parties, passports arranged by the State Department, and a six week timeline with delegates from multiple nations.
Mayor Attacks Rivals Over Boston Candidacy Tactics
The exchange accuses Millionaire Storrow and his supporters of buying votes and meddling in city politics. The speakers condemn a “Storrow council” aim and defend a nonpartisan Finance Commission and Good Government Association as vehicles for Republican influence in Democratic Boston. The leaders cite financial corruption as the central clash and anticipate a battle over control of the city.
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Assail Curley Charge on Boston Electric Contract Reform
Councillors Storrow Attridge Collins and Kenny accuse Mayor Curley of pressuring Boston to accept a $5.5 million electric lighting contract and seek a Curley controlled council. They cite prior Fitzgerald remarks and say independent action forced a better deal with price reviews after five years.
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Councillor Watson Challenges Opponents to Joint Debate
Councillor Watson issues a letter to Colonel Higginson proposing a joint debate with Messrs Attridge Collins Storrow Kenny, backed by the Good Government Association. He urges arranging a mutually agreed agenda to discuss records and platforms before voters.
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Fitzgerald Replies to Hagan Personalities Quarrel at City Club
Senator Redmond Fitzgerald defends his record against Councilman Hagan who attacked him with personal remarks at a City Club meeting. Fitzgerald recalls four campaigns and his Massachusetts Senate service while condemning the lack of issues and the use of undignified language in public debate. He cites mass meeting crowds at Savin Hill Playground and urges voters to judge by his public service.
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Ford and Wanamaker Plan Peace Mission Conference
Henry Ford seeks to form a peace commission and sail to Europe on a chartered ship to end the war. He meets John Wanamaker in Philadelphia and Wanamaker confirms willingness to join if possible, after a private luncheon discussing the effort.
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End of the World With Him Amid War Talks
The speaker contends with a would be ally urging immediate action to end the war. The other party confirms the plan but demands secrecy and defies a straightforward explanation of who is behind it. Time pressures force another interview to be scheduled in New York.
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Babson Accepts Ford Europe Trip If Only Men Go
Roger W. Babson, economist, telegraphed Henry Ford that he would join the peace mission to Europe after accepting the invitation with one condition. He insisted the party be composed of men only, arguing women have already led peace efforts.
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