Slander Suit Stirs Bangor High School Case
In Bangor Maine Hodgdon a former Bangor High School teacher sues Superintendent Wormwood for 5000 dollars claiming a slanderous remark damaged his career He testified detailing alleged immorality rumors in the school corridors and raincoat incidents, with multiple teachers confirming tense claims The case drawn national attention resumes tomorrow.
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Bangor
Bangor High School
John W. S. Hodgdon
Kittery
Supreme Court
Hodgdon
D. Lyman Wormwood
Wormwood
B. W. Blanchard
Eaton
Silbert Scriver
Brewer
William R. Pattangall
Augusta
Phillips B. Gardner
Portsmouth Navy Yard
Montana Woman Seeks Congress First Female Representative
Helena Oct 19 Miss Jeanette Rankin leads Montana campaign for Congress as a Republican nominee at large after beating seven men at primaries. Rankin advocates national woman suffrage child welfare tariff revision prohibition and greater publicity in committees with a lead of about seven thousand votes over the next contender.
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Helena
Mont
Congress
Montana
Jeanette Rankin
Montana Woman Suffrage Association
Miss Rankin
One Die From Baby Plague Reported in City
State health department reports 83 cases of infantile paralysis yesterday with 502 cases statewide since Oct. 1. Local department notes one death, Fryman W. Freeman a 1 year old resident of 80.4 West Cedar Street West End.
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State Health Department
Fryman W. Freeman
West
Cedar Street
West End
Six Men Entombed in West Virginia Mine Explosion
Six men are known to be entombed and nine others missing after a coal dust explosion at Jamison Coal and Coke Company mine No 7 in Barrackville near Fairmont West Virginia. The blast wrecked the interior of the mine and nearby structures including the tipple.
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Fairmont
W. Va
Jamison Coal and Coke Company
Barrackville
Lodge Refuses Speech Invitation in Campaign Ties
Senator Lodge will not accept John F. Fitzgerald's invitation to share a platform nor invite his opponent to rally addresses arranged by the Republican State committee. He plans no personal references to Fitzgerald and focuses on broader campaign aims. Also noted are substitutions in local candidacies and state expense figures for renomination.
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Lodge
John F. Fitzgerald
Republican State Committee
Fitzgerald
Withdrawals Filed by Democrats and Prohibitionists in Multiple Districts
The Democrats accepted Mr Fitzgerald’s resolve to stay in the race as withdrawals were filed with the Secretary of State. Listed are John W. Herlihy Democrat senator third Worcester Alexis Boyer Democrat senator Worcester Hampden Frederick E Conway Democrat eighth Suffolk George F Odenwald Prohibitionist second Middlesex Clarence A Merrill Prohibitionist ninth Worcester David Mancovitz Democrat fifth Suffolk John Me...
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Fitzgerald
John W. Herlihy
Worcester
Alexis Boyer
Southbridge
Worcester-Hampden
Frederick E. Conway
Suffolk
George F. Odenwald
Middlesex
Clarence A. Merrill
Westboro
David Mancovitz
John Me
Socialist candidate predicts Wilson reelection after tour
Allen L. Benson, Socialist candidate for President, forecasts President Wilson’s re-election after a 40 day speaking tour from coast to coast. He says voters incline to Wilson and that Hughes risks winning only the solid millionaire vote if he talks long enough.
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San —Francisco
Allen L. Benson
Wilson
San Francisco
The
Bulletin
Hughes
Mr. Wilson
Russian Armies Improve Ammunition Situation
A Vienna Zeit correspondent reports on the eastern front that Russian artillery advantages due to ammunition shortages are disappearing. The wireless dispatch from Berne notes improvements benefiting Russian forces.
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London
Berne
Vienna Zeit
Lights Shine On Billy Sunday Tabernacle Premiere
Crowds along Huntington avenue saw lights from the new Billy Sunday tabernacle as a chorus sang Brighten the Corner inside the rain. Ushers head Nathan Dennett and Henry Bowen led the press-through, with F F Davison offering prayer and Allan Emery guiding the campaign. John Robertson of Malden played Rody while 3000 volunteers will be trained.
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Huntington Avenue
New
Billy Sunday Tabernacle
New Tabernacle
Nathan W. Dennett
Henrys. Bowen
F. F. Davison
Allan C. Emery
John Robertson
Malden
Rody
Ushers Receive Instructions at Billy Sunday Address
In a vast building a group of 140 men sang then settled on benches near the rostrum where Billy Sunday will lead. James E. Walker, Sunday’s assistant, gave ushers detailed duties including where to stand how to remove ill attendees pass collection tins and more.
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Billy Sunday
James E. Walker
Von Kluck Retired From Front After Wounding Incident
Field Marshal Alexander H. R. von Kluck, who led the German right wing toward Paris in 1914, is placed on the retired list at his own request. He has not returned to the front since being wounded by shrapnel in March 1915 while inspecting positions. He turned 70 last May and played a key role in the September 1914 advance halted near Paris.
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Berlin
London
Alexander H. R. von Kluck
Paris
von Kluck
Marne
William
Amateur Night at the Arena With Three Weight Classes
Next Wednesday hosts amateur night at the Arena with three classes 115 125 and 185 pounds and two special exhibitions. Entries are pouring in and close with Eddie Walsh at 1160 Washington Street next Monday.
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Arena
Armory A. A
Eddie Walsh
Washington Street
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