Progressive party to meet in Chicago for national convention
The Progressive national committee executive calls a January 11 1916 meeting in Chicago to fix the time and place for the national convention. The statement emphasizes national issues and the party platform as the basis for selecting presidential and vice presidential candidates.
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New York
Progressive Party
Chicago
Progressive National Committee
The
United States
Rabbi Levi officiates Theise funeral in Chelsea
Rabbi Harry Levi of Temple Adath Israel officiated at the funeral for Fred Theise aged 78 of Chelsea He died Sunday at his home 88 Parkway Chelsea He was a director at Chelsea Trust Company and a trustee of the County Savings Bank.
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Theise
Harry Levi
Temple Adath Israel
Fred Theise
Chelsea
Parkway
Chelsea Trust Company
The
County Savings
Missing Man Father of 8 Lands in Malden Notice
Mrs Thomas Crosby of 47 Madison Street Malden reports her husband missing since November 10. He is a father of eight children aged 8 months to 13 years and left for work in Boston. She believes he may have met with an accident and describes him as about 4 feet tall? 165 pounds with a sandy mustache.
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Thomas Crosby
Madison Street
Malden
Crosby
Boston
Company M Private to Be Court-Martialed
Private Robert C. Reinhardt of Company M Eighth Regiment Somerville faces a court martial on charges of conduct unbecoming a militiaman for firing his rifle from a train near Wakefield on his way home from the rifle range last week. Two fellow soldiers are to be court-martialed for leaving their duties during camp.
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Robert C. Reinhardt
Somerville
Wakefield
Dr Hayes's Daughter Dies in Honolulu Water Illness
The 6 year old daughter of Army surgeon Dr Arthur Hayes died in Honolulu from an illness believed to arise from drinking local water. Word reached Quincy and Braintree where the Hayes family formerly resided. Dr Hayes is a nephew of Dr C M Marston of Braintree and recently served at a harbor fort.
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Fort Shafter
Honolulu
Quincy
Braintree
Hayes
C. M. Marston
Earl of Derby urges Red Cross enlistment plan
London November 29 The Earl of Derby director of recruiting urges releasing young active Red Cross workers for army enlistment and replacing them with older or disabled men. He asks military authorities in France to call back serviceable men of military age to enlist once replacements are found.
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Earl of Derby
British Red Cross Society
Red Cross
France
Rev Joseph Fillion Named Malden Pastor
The Rev Joseph Fillion, age 29, moves from Salem to Malden to become pastor of St Joseph s French Catholic Church on Appleton Street. He replaces the Rev C Victor Chouquette, transferred to Brockton, after four years as junior curate at St Joseph s in Salem.
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Malden
St. Joseph's
Appleton Street
Father Fillion
Salem
St. Joseph’s Church
C. Victor Chouquette
Brockton
Watch Returned to Former Quincy Lodging Victim in Glasgow
John McKinnon now in Glasgow, formerly of Quincy, will receive by parcel post a gold watch stolen from his Quincy lodging two years ago. Captain Goodhue recovered it in Boston and located McKinnon, who had likely returned to enlist in the army. The watch, a wedding gift from his late wife, held especial value to him.
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Quincy
Fore River Shipbuilding Company
Captain Goodhue
Quincy Force
Boston
McKinnon
Goodhue
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