State Secretary Breaks His Arm in North Adams Crash
Secretary of State Frank J. Donahue Senator John H. Mack of North Adams and Thomas Riley of Pittsfield were injured when thrown from an auto en route to a rally in Adams. Donahue has a dislocated left shoulder and a broken left arm. Mack sustained a broken left arm. Riley's skull fracture is feared and he was taken to North Adams Hospital.
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North Adams
Frank J. Donahue
John H. Mack
Thomas Riley
Pittsfield
Adams
Riley
Senator Mack
Hall
O’hearn
O'Hearn
Oscar Cooke
Norman Sales
Fenhurst Janitor Runs Amuck With Club And Pistol
At 64 Astor Street Back Bay residents were frightened when Michael Karila the building janitor in a drunken frenzy threatened the life of Charles E Butler the property agent.
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Fenhurst
Astor Street
Back Bay
Michael Karila
Charles E. Butler
Kamila Seized After Violent Assault in Fernhurst Raid
Kamila armed with an iron pipe and a revolver attacked agent Butler in the Fernhurst building at 11:30 pm, grazed his cheek with a shot, broke handcuffs during a hand to hand struggle, and was later captured by Back Bay police after a chase into the basement. Butler and Mrs Brown aided in the defense before Kamila was halted at Station 16.
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Kamila
Back Bay
Station 16
Butler
Fernhurst
Garherty and
Haggerty
One Killed Three Hurt in Train Wreck
Portland as shipyard workers Carimne Boossito Pasequale Porta Giovanni Marino and Renato Lucarriello were badly injured when a light engine collided with their work train in the Portland terminal company yard. The accident left one man fatally wounded and all victims residents of Portland.
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Portland
Carimne Boossito
Pasequale Porta
Giovanni Marino
Renato Lucarriello
Portland Terminal Company
Burdick campaign car crash injures several figures
Morton H Burdick Edward Hall and John OHearn Pittsfield journalist Harry Robinson were hurt when their seven passenger car veered after two rear tires blew at Hodge's crossing. O'Hearn and Senator Mack suffered broken ribs and arms while Secretary of State Donahue and others were knocked from the vehicle. Hall and O'Hearn recovered quickly and arranged medical aid. Burdick declined hospital care to continue campaigning.
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Morton H. Burdick
Congress
Edward Hall
John O'Hearn
Pittsfield
Harry Robinson
O’hearn
Hall
Burdick
Adams
Hodge
Mrs Carman to Get New Trial in Murder Case
New York reports that Flor ence Carman, released on 25000 bail, seeks a new trial as District Attorney Smith plans to ask the appellate division to assign a new Supreme Court justice to preside. Carman, her lawyer George M. Levy and Dr. Carman plan to Raven Rock New Jersey to a farm owned by Levy and Carman where they raise hogs.
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New York
Florence Carman
Smith
Appellate Division
Supreme Court
Kelley
Mineola
Louise Bailey
Dr. Carman
George M. Levy
Raven Rock
N. J
Levy
Carman
Carmans Stay At Raven Rock For About A Week
The Carmans will remain at Raven Rock about a week while Mr. Levy is set to return to the city Wednesday morning. The piece notes a threatened jury scandal that grew to a large size on Sunday morning, with continuation referenced on Page 5 to 7th column.
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Carmans
Raven Rock
Levy
Night sky and maritime notes with anniversaries
Gloucester and Newport times detail moon phases and sunset Venus and Jupiter positions. Saturn rises mid evening and Saturn morning star. Auto lamps timed for 5 16 and 5 46. Anniversaries include Theodore Roosevelt born 1858 and John D Long born 1888 plus historic naval events and a Texas speed trial.
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Venus
Jupiter
Saturn
Theodore Roosevelt
John D. Long
Texas
Forecast for Boston and vicinity and New England
Washington reports clearing and cooler conditions for southern New England on Tuesday and Wednesday with fair skies. Northern New England expects snow or rain Tuesday, then fair Wednesday as winds shift to a fresh west to northwest direction.
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Boston
Washington
New England
Yesterday's Temperature Readings at Thompson's Spa
The paper lists yesterday's temperature with hourly values and averages. It notes an average of 56 for yesterday and 63 for the same date last year, including evening readings around 51 to 56 and a high near 61.
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Thompson's Spa
Year’s sentence for stealing typewriter fixed
Walter C. Leach with a court record since 1897 was sentenced by Judge Parmenter to the House of Correction for one year for stealing a typewriter from the Shawmut Lodge of Odd Fellows at 515 Tremont Street.
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Walter C. Leach
Parmenter
House of Correction
Leach
Shawmut Lodge of Odd Fellows
Odd Fellows
Tremont Street
German Charges Fail Siege Guns In Action
A World War I era report notes failed German charges and repelled Allied assaults. It describes big guns shelling Nieuwport as French and British troops concentrate, while Berlin acknowledges fierce resistance and British warships report engagements offshore. A photo illustrates morale through a Belgian soldier showing his comrades the remains of his machine.
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Nieuwport
Berlin
Harvard Flag in Danger Ruling Bans Red Emblems
Massachusetts Supreme Court chief justice Rugg delivers ruling that the red flag statute makes carrying a red emblem illegal in a Worcester case. John Karvonen was found guilty for bearing a red flag in a Socialist parade in Fitchburg on November 3, 1913.
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Harvard
Massachusetts Supreme Court
Rugg
John Karvonen
Worcester
Fitchburg
Russians Report Great Victories in Eastern Arena of War
Official Berlin bulletins claim German attacks west of the Yser canal failed amid staunch Allied resistance. British ships off Belgium shelled by German land batteries with three hits. Street fighting near Lille produced heavy English losses and about 500 prisoners. A French steamer Amiral Ganteaume sank near Boulogne after a mine with 20 to 30 drowned. South African rebel forces under Maritz were defeated at Kakanas Bechuanaland, with Maritz wounded and fleeing to German territory. Official (London) and (Cape Town) statements accompany the reports.
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Yser Canal
Berlin
Lille
Amiral Ganteaume
Boulogne
Dover
London
Maritz
Kakanas
Bechuanaland
Cape Town
German Drive at Yser Fails to Break Allied Lines
London reports that on October 26 the German army, despite attempting to pierce allied defenses after crossing the Yser in Belgium, has not succeeded in breaking through. Further details follow on page six.
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London
Yser
Belgium
Castle Square Hotel Specials Dining Offerings
Bluepoints or Cotuit Gysters on half shell, Planked Whole Chicken with French Fries and Asparagus Tip Salad for two. One half Native Spring Chicken on Casserole with Red Currant Jelly, French Fries, sliced pineapple for one. Panned Fresh Mackerel RK II style with vegetables, coffee jelly. Fancy Cornfed Tenderloin Casserole Delmonico Potatoes with dessert. guests may order wine until 9:56 PM.
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Castle Square Hotel
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