Viscount Grey Calls For Peace Terms Not Discussed
Viscount Grey addressed the Foreign Press Association in London outlining allied aims for future peace. He urged neutrals to back a postwar peace league and emphasized that talks on terms must be led by the Allies and tied to guarantees against renewed conflict.
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London
Viscount Grey
Foreign Press Association
Germany
Europe
Russia
Petrograd
Belgium
England
France
Italy
Hague
The
the Hague
Wilson
Hughes
Nominations Costs for Governor and Other Races
Returns filed with the Secretary of State show Frederick W. Mansfield spent 2823 dollars to win the Democratic nomination for governor. Auditor Alonzo B. Cook used 724 dollars, Lieutenant Governor Coolidge 680.98, Treasurer Charles L. Burrill 86, and Joseph Brown, defeated Republican auditor candidate, 119.
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Frederick W. Mansfield
Secretary of State
Alonzo B. Cook
Coolidge
Charles L. Burrill
Joseph Brown
Hathaway Buried in Malden Forestdale Cemetery
James R. Hathaway longtime chief prosecuting agent of the M S P C A was buried yesterday afternoon at Forestdale Cemetery Malden. Funeral services were at Robinson Methodist Church with many M S P C A members in attendance. The service was led by Rev. John Mason assisted by Rev. George S. Chadbourne of Melrose.
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James R. Hathaway
Forestdale Cemetery
Malden
Robinson Methodist Church
John Mason
George S. Chadbourne
Melrose
How Eddy Followed the Trail to Billy Sunday Revival
L A Eddy general superintendent of Bradstreet Mercantile Agency in central New York tells how he quit drinking after hearing Billy Sunday preach in Syracuse New York. He describes 50 years of five to six drinks daily and a pivotal moment at the Empire Theatre when Sunday greeted him with a blessing and confirmation of prayers.
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L. A. Eddy
Bradstreet Mercantile Agency
New York
Congregational Club
Ford Hall
Billy Sunday
Syracuse
N. Y
Post
Citizens’ Club of
Tabernacle
Empire Theatre
Mr. Sunday
Mr. Eddy
United States
Senate
Lodge
Fitzgerald laments Lodge no show at Scandinavian Club event
Candidate John F. Fitzgerald lamented Senator Lodge’s absence from a Westminster Hotel dinner of the Scandinavian American Club. The Republican State committee had urged Lodge to attend, while Fitzgerald pressed questions on policy and past votes. The night featured Governor McCall, Frederick Mansfield, and Mayor Curley among other speakers, with Lodge criticized for avoiding public dialogue.
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John F. Fitzgerald
Senator Lodge
Westminster Hotel
Republican State Committee
Massachusetts
Abraham Lincoln
Lodge
H. C. Hanson
Roslindale
Hanson
Harvard Union
Fitzgerald
McCall
Worcester
Frederick W. Mansfield
Curley
Impanel Jury in Riot Case in Salem Court
The Salem jurors for the trial of Mayor Bartlett of Haverhill and four Aldermen on neglect charges were impaneled in the Superior Court. The trial will move to Lawrence. about 100 witnesses, including many women, are expected. Two salesmen were challenged by the Commonwealth.
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Salem
Bartlett
Haverhill
Quinn
Lawrence
Commonwealth
John A. Whalen
Amesbury
Joseph E. Wood
Groveland
Chester T. Brown
Lynn
George O. Gidding
Lynnfield
Clyde C. Doyle
Albert S. N. Hickford
John J. Pease
George H. Poor
Danvers
Joseph B. Scott
Andover
Benjamin K. Stacey
Gloucester
William T. Ward
George N. Whitman
Beverly
Harry G. Barrett
James F. O'Donnell
Lyons Widow Bridget Lyons Funeral Notice
In Cambridge on October 23 Bridget M Lyons widow of the late John Lyons. Funeral from her residence 2 Bell Ct Wednesday October 25 at 8 15 am. High mass at Blessed Sacrament Church at 9 o'clock. Omit flowers.
Red Cross Plans Ready for Greater Boston Campaign
The Red Cross completes its Greater Boston membership drive setup with local committees in every city and town. A Canton meeting produced a major demonstration plan led by Georges H. Fonken as a mass parade and town hall event. City Hall indicated high anticipated participation and several departments reported enrollment progress. Executives will organize Boston Elevated Railway and Consolidated Gas staff, with real estate leaders joining the effort at Shawmut Bank building. A Concord chapter mass meeting featured Harvey J. Hill speaking.
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Red Cross
Greater Boston
Canton
Georges H. Fonken
Bureau of Membership Extension
Mr. Fonken
Curley
Water Street
City
City Hall
Charles R. Nutter
Boston
Consolidated Gas Company
National Shawmut Bank
Benjamin Joy
Nutter
Concord
Concord Town Hall
Harvey J. Hill
Washington
Fat Folks Day at Mechanics Building Food Fair
Thousands of pounds of attendees over 225 pounds entered free as Fat Folks Day capped a week of khaki week with National Guard uniforms used as admission tickets. The Mechanics Building fair features cooking demos edibles displays bands and concerts running daily from 10 am to 10 pm through November 4.
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Mechanics’ Building
National Guard
New England
Scituate Monument Design Contest Ends in Dispute
A $10 000 monument design contest in Scituate ended amid a rift between three Grand Army veterans and two artists. The veterans awarded the prize to James Craig of Quincy after selecting a model they approved, while artists Bailey and Hall resigned following a heated argument. Twenty two contestants submitted models including Lukeman Matzen Baker Anna Coleman Ladd Bruce Saville Hugh Cairns and Professor Atkins. Tom Lawson, who donated the land, has his own views on the statue to be erected. The outcome now hinges on further town reaction and tomorrow’s developments.
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Bailey
Hall
G. A. R. Veterans
James Craig
Quincy
Juni
Tom
Lawson
Grand Army
Lukeman
Matzen
Baker
Anna Coleman Ladd
Bruce Saville
Hugh Cairns
Professor Atkins
Rhode Island School of Designing
Mayor Pushes 40-Foot Street Width Law in Boston
Mayor Curley urges a conference with the City Planning Board and corporation counsel to seek legislation requiring all streets to be at least 40 feet wide from curb to curb. He cites narrow layouts as a danger to health and a boon to posterity against unscrupulous real estate speculators.
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Curley
Frank A. Goodwin
Board of Street Commissioners
City Lanning Board
Corporation Counsel
Boy Hurt Falling Through Bridge Opening in Malden
Fred C. Bryant aged 16 of 47 Everett Street Malden fell twenty feet from an open ing on the Mountain avenue bridge where repairs are in progress. He was taken to Malden City Hospital and is listed on the dangerous list with internal injuries.
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Mountain Avenue
Malden
Fred C. Bryant
Everett Street
Malden City Hospital
Primaries Fall Short in Suffolk Districts
Voters showed little interest in four Suffolk county special primaries yesterday with just over 21 percent turnout of 32 895. Democratic 3277, Republican 3612, Prohibition 36, total 6925 ballots cast.
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Suffolk County
Prohibition
Primaries Change Nominations and Ballot Timeline
Several Sept 26 nominees failed yesterday and were replaced by others, some formerly not candidates. Redistricting moved nominees across districts and independents on nomination papers are no longer possible due to filing time limits before election day. The results list the new nominations.
Primaries Nominee List by District and Ward
The Sept 26 primaries produced a slate of Democratic and Republican nominees across districts and wards. Notable entries include Democratic contenders Thomas F. Donovan and Chester C. Brett in Sixth and Nineteenth districts, with Thomas Leavitt and Jacob Wasserman as Republican rivals in those areas. Ward level slates feature Timothy J. Ahern and Harrison Atwood for Democrats and Republicans respectively in Ward 2 percent. Additional Ward 22 and 23 races list William M. McMorrow James E. Phelan and Horace E. Dunkle George Penshorn as nominees, while Ward 24 combines Wards 21 and 19 with Patrick John Fox and Robert B. Martin as Democratic and Republican nominees.
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Howe
Shute
Ahern
Eegnee
Eee Eee
Brophy
Brett
Atwood
Davis Ee
Leavitt
Nelson
BSE
Wasserman
Wood Cee Eeneeees
Conway Ete
Leonard Tee
McMorrow
McMorrow Eee
Pan
Ey Ware
Babb
Dunkle Ee “Hi Air
Gardiner
Ordway costimueneGae
Pensborn Weevee
Desmond Teres
Fox
Setae
Johnston Oa
Thomas F. Donovan
James W. Hayes
Thomas C. Murch
Frank EK. Shute
Chester C. Brett
Anthony S. Mhobmann
William Johnston
Thomas Leavitt
Jacob Wasserman
Henry S. Clark
Timothy J. Ahern
Patric J. Brophy
Harrison Ti Atwood
George Nelson
William M. McMorrow
James E. Phelan
Horace E. Dunkle
George Penshorn
Peter F. Costello
George W. P. Babb
Anthony
Hohmann
Henrys. Clark
Patrick John Fox
Robert B. Martin
Sloan's Liniment offers home relief for toothache
Advertisement promotes Sloan's Liniment to quickly relieve throbbing tooth pain and neuralgia with a single application. It claims relief for aching muscles rheumatism gout bruises sprains lumbago and stiff neck and notes availability in 25c 50c and 1.00 bottles at drug stores.
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Sloan
Sloan’s
Is the Work Too Hard The Kidney Link Explains
An old health ad argues heavy or confined work weakens kidneys and risks gravel dropsy or Brights disease. It warns chills and heat changes worsen symptoms and promotes Dean’s Kidney Pills with a testimonial from James F. McCarthy of Medford Court Cal.
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Bright
Dean
James F. McCarthy
Medford Court
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