Keane's Case Becomes Political Issue in Marlboro Campaign
Marlboro Oct 20 Removal of John Keane longtime first assistant engineer from office is shaping the upcoming margin vote. Joseph E. Lynch brother of ex Alder man William A Lynch and other local politicians met at Young's Hotel Boston and outlined a preliminary campaign. Lynch says he would press charges against Keane if renominated.
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Marlboro
John Keane
Joseph E. Lynch
William A. Lynch
Young’s Hotel
Boston
Lynch
Keane
New Food Economy Law Enforced in Public Eating Places
Beginning today all public eating places must follow the new food economy orders by the Food Administrator Hoover. Boston hotels will comply, aiming to conserve meat bread and direct tastes to fish and vegetables with strict limits on portions and butter sugar and cream.
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Hoover
Boston
Food Administration
Lowell Churches Closed Yesterday
Lowell Oct 20 All Lowell churches closed today at the request of the Board of Health due to influenza. Health statistics show improvement with 26 new cases reported. An advertisement promotes Imperial Granum as nourishing flu convalescence.
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Lowell
Board of Health
Imperial tour through Route 2 to Paris via many lands
A satirical travelogue traces an imperial tour from Route 2 to Paris through Japan Mexico and the U S A to Mesopotamia on the Mississippi St Louis and East St Louis It mocks German and American figures and notes Milwaukee Chicago Gary Indiana and Indiana politics as well as Liberty bonds and social democracy.
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Paris
Japan
Mexico
Mesopotamia
Mississippi
St. Louis
Germany
American Security League
Milwaukee
Wisconsin
Social- Demokraten
la Follette-Berger
Lake Michigan
Chicago
Gary
Ind
Indiana
Boston Reopens Theatres As Influenza Lifts
Crowds jam Sunday night theatre districts in Boston after a three week closure due to influenza. Standing room at all shows, traffic and streetcar congestion, and booming cafe business mark a return to normal as churches schools and other venues reopen. Police note heavy auto traffic on Revere Beach and parkways with many tours and pleasure rides.
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Boston
Washington and Tremont Streets
Revere Beach
Fellsway
Riverway
Metropolitan Park
North Shore Parkway
German tourist routes to Atlanta and Paris in 1918 travelogue
A satirical 1918 piece traces a Franco German travelogue from Cincinnati across the eastern United States. It mentions night signals at hotels, a network of railways, and fictional routes via the Kaiser system to Atlanta and Paris, ending with a jab at telepathy or wireless.
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Ohio
Cincinnati
United States
Franz Rintelen
Heinrich Albert
Papen Underground
Kaiser, Kultur and Kamouflage
Teuton
Atlanta
Paris
Somerville Man Injured After Auto Collision on Hawkins Street
Walter McAvoy of 17 Park Street Somerville was struck by an automobile yesterday afternoon on Hawkins Street sustaining a knee injury.
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Walter McAvoy
Park Street
Somerville
Hawkins Street
Germans describe American soldiers in France in secret held document
A captured German army intelligence report on American troops discusses their fear of capture, aggressive defense, and strong use of machine guns. It notes the Americans’ quick artillery responses, good liaison with infantry, and rapid fire. The document hints at large tank numbers but few remained for the St Mihiel attack.
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France
Associated Press
St. Mihiel
No title available from fragment
The fragment notes the American is praised as honorable for not firing on stretcher-bearers, while large infantry masses had achieved their end, reflecting wartime conduct observations.
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Ber
Walsh Long Rally Kickoff For Massachusetts Campaign
The Democratic ticket led by United States Senator candidate David S. Walsh and Governor candidate Richard H. Long opens a statewide drive with a noon rally in Woburn. They plan nine rallies today and about 150 before election day, touring Reading Ipswich Andover Georgetown Groveland Newburyport Amesbury Haverhill.
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Massachusetts
Woodrow Wilson
Real Democracy
David S. Walsh
Richard H. Long
United States
Woburn
Walsh
Mr. Long
Reading
Andover
Ipswich
Georgetown
Groveland
Newburyport
Amesbury
Haverhill
Boston Schools Reopen After Epidemic
Boston schools reopen with a medical blitz as pupils return on the first day. Superintendent Thompson ordered thorough exams and a watch for influenza, urging working age students to resume classes and give up temporary work.
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Boston
Thompson
Poincare Dines With U S Labor Mission in Paris
President and Madame Poincare hosted lunch for the American Labor Mission in Paris. Ambassador Sharp and foreign, labor, and marine ministers attended. Samuel Gompers was absent due to his daughter's death in Washington earlier this week.
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Paris
Madame Poincare
Ambassador Sharp
Samuel Gompers
Washington
Pape's Cold Compound Offers Quick Relief
Relief comes instantly for grippe and severe cold. A dose every two hours up to three doses opens clogged passages, stops discharge, eases feverish symptoms, and relieves headache and sore throat. The genuine product costs only a few cents at drug stores and tastes pleasant.
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Pape
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