President Wilson welcomed on southern tour amid cheering crowds
Thousands of Southern residents line the rails as President Wilson travels through Virginia, the Carolinas, and Georgia en route to Mobile for the Southern Commercial Congress. Secretary Daniels discusses naval spending, awaiting more data from McAdoo before finalizing battleship plans.
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President Wilson Travels South Amid Enthusiastic Crowds
A North Carolina welcome greeted Woodrow Wilson as his train rolled through villages and cities from Charlotte to Spartanburg. Crowds stretched along the platforms shouting for a speech, but the President, noting it was Sunday, refrained from addressing them and continued his southern pilgrimage.
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First Motion Pictures Shown During Church Service
For the first time in Boston motion pictures were shown during a regular evening church service at Central Congregational Church of Jamaica Plain. Two reels of the Passion Play were presented under Rev. Chauncey J. Hawkins.
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Ulster or No Home Rule headline tone
Ulster Unionist presses denounce Asquith speech on Irish problem as closing door to settlement by consent. Nationalists insist Ulster exclusion cannot be countenanced. English papers say temporary Ulster option unclear and need government clarification before negotiations.
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Labor Appeals To Be Argued In Chicago
Thirty of thirty three labor union officials convicted in Indianapolis last December of conspiracy and dynamiting plots will have their appeals heard by the United States Circuit Court of Appeals in Chicago for three days starting Wednesday. Leading appellants include Frank M. Ryan of the International Association of Bridge and Structural Iron Workers Olaf Treitmoe John T. Butler Michael J. Young Philip A. Cooley and Frank C. Webb.
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Broken rail causes wreck delays on Bradford line
Investigation finds open hearth Bethlehem steel rail weighing 100 pounds per foot snapped after a track section tore away. Emergency teams freed passengers as 43 people were injured and 500 feet of roadbed rebuilt. Officials praise crews and note no deaths.
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Track Walker Averts Train Wreck Near Laurel Street Bridge
Hartford, Oct. 26 The vigilance of a track walker saved trains on the Western division of the New York New Haven Hartford after heavy rains undermined the roadbed. He fell into a 10 foot deep crevasse under two tracks, flagged an incoming train, and later signaled an outgoing train. Traffic halted until repairs were completed.
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Wellesley Helps English Migrant After Train Wreck
Miss Elsie Clifton of Birmingham England arrives in America on the Baltic and boards the New Haven wreck train 26. She escapes unharmed and is escorted to Boston. A student at Harvard Law School falsely offers to take her home. The station master intervenes and she is aided by the Travelers' Aid Society to reach Wellesley Hills.
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Suffragan Bishop Institutes Rector at Emmanuel Church
The Rev. Howard S. Wilkinson was instituted as rector of Emmanuel Church in West Roxbury under the blessing of Suffragan Bishop Samuel G. Babcock of Massachusetts. Wilkinson assumed the parish leadership around October 1, succeeding the Rev. Samuel Snelling.
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