Missing Army Fliers Slain by Mexican Fishermen
Lieutenants Cecil H. Connolly of San Diego and Frederick B. Waterhouse of Weiser Idaho were slain in Lower California by two Mexican fishermen after their August 21 disappearance. The bodies arrived aboard the destroyer Aaron Ward from Bahia Los Angeles where they had landed following a border patrol flight from Yuma to San Diego amid a storm.
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Calif
Cecil H. Connolly
Frederick B. Waterhouse
Weiser
Idaho
Lower California
Aaron Ward
Bahia Los Angeles
Gulf of Lower California
Yuma
Ariz
President mobilizes forces to mine regions under martial law
The president pledges full power to prevent widespread suffering and deploy troops to mine regions and districts placed under martial law. Congress stands ready to support the president's plan and ensure government control of mining operations.
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Congress
Dana Denies Veil Dances at Brae Burn
Edmund Trowbridge Dana promotes a "Best Cure" at Brae Burn Country Club in Upper Nyack as the Dana story shocks readers. The Massachusetts State branch of the International Association of Fire Fighters plans its annual convention at 694 Washington Street today.
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New York
Edmund Trowbridge Dana
Dana
Brae Burn Country Club
Upper Nyack
Cer
Massachusetts
The
International Association of Fire Fighters
Washington Street
Back Bay 5a) Medium Indicted in Spiritual Church Case
Miss Ethel D McFarlane accuses Frederick Nicholson pastor and psychic of the Universal Spiritual Church on Huntington Avenue of wrongdoing. A Suffolk county grand jury indicted Nicholson on charges arising from her statements. Continue on Page 12 Fifth Col.
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Frederick Nicholson
The
Universal Spiritual Church
Huntington Avenue
Suffolk County
Ethel D. McFarlane
Back Bay
Miners President Signals Possible New Negotiations
Indianapolis, Oct 26 The United Mine Workers prepare a suitable reply to President Wilson’s statement denouncing the coal miners’ strike as unjustified and unlawful The international executive board meets Wednesday with William Green noting the strike order cannot be rescinded before Nov 1 and that the president’s statement will be discussed but not the main item.
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Indianapolis
Ind
Wilson
International Executive Board
United Mine Workers of America
William Green
United Mine Workers
Green
Slavers Identified as Mexican Sloop Crew, Bratton Says
Major R S Bratton says the military party sent to recover bodies reports the slavers were from a Mexican sloop. Their identity remains unknown to the United States and Mexican governments, with steps under way to capture them. Continued on Page 12-Sixth Col.
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R. S. Bratton
United States
President Wilson Enjoys Rest as Illness Persists
President Wilson had a very good day with marked rest after days of illness. Rear Admiral Grayson, his physician, partially relaxed the order limiting active participation in government affairs. Mrs. Wilson spent the day at home reading to him while officials hoped the rest cure would reduce interruptions this week.
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Wilson
National Industrial Conference
Grayson
Tumulty
Mr. Wilson
Binkowitz mystery unsettled as five suspects named
Coroner Eli Mix of New Haven county issues a statement denying a solved case in the Binkowitz murder and Liberty bond theft. He notes New York detectives’ reports are unreliable and that the inquiry remains open after Benjamin Binkowitz’s body was found in Milford, Connecticut.
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New Haven. Conn
Binkowitz
Eli Mix
New Haven County
New York
Benjamin Binkowitz
Milford
Conn
Hub Machinists Hear of General Strike
More than 18 000 union machinists in Greater Boston were told at a Grand Opera House mass meeting that they should stay ready for an immediate strike if Congress passes the anti strike clause in the railroad bill. The announcement came from the International Association of Machinists District Lodge 28.
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Boston
International
Congress
International Association of Machinists
Grand Opera House
District Lodge 28
Cloudy and colder forecast for New England and Boston area
Weather bulletin shows cloudy conditions for Boston and vicinity with possible rain Monday and Tuesday and moderate northeast winds. Northern New England to experience colder days with rain, while southern New England and eastern New York expect another round of rain and cooler temperatures. Disturbance over the Gulf of St Lawrence is linked to recent rains in the region.
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Boston
Elder
Washington
New England
New York
Gulf of St. Lawrence
Middle
Atlantic
Virginia
Middle Atlantic
Sandy Hook
Hatteras
Yesterday's Temperature Report by Thompson's Spa
Yesterday's temperature is recorded with an average of 60 degrees. Figures show mixed digits and symbols, with no clear station data. The entry notes average temperature yesterday at about 60 and compares to last year's 62, lacking precise measurements.
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Thompson's Spa
Government Ready to Seize Coal Mines If Strike Occurs
War Department mobilizes to control possible industrial unrest linked to the November coal strike. President’s warning signals imminent government action as miners threaten to strike November first. Army would back the government in running mines if officers foresee disruption. Congressional authority is expected to be granted to proceed.
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Washington
War Department
Army of
United States
Notable historical anniversaries and wartime events
John D. Long former governor of Massachusetts born 1838. Theodore Roosevelt 26th U.S. president born 1858. Austro German invasion force with Bulgarians moves into Serbia in 1915. A year ago today Germany responds to Wilson offering a people’s government and inviting armistice terms. Cuban steamer Chaparra sunk by a mine off Barnegat.
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John D. Long
Massachuusetts
Theodore Roosevelt
United States
Serbia
Wilson
Germany
Armiathe
Barnegat
United Mine Workers Say Demands Open to Negotiations
Bloomington NL October 26 John S. Lewis acting president of the United Mine Workers announced that all demands of the union are subject to negotiations.
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Bloomington
John S. Lewis
United Mine Workers
Prohibition Enforcement Bill Not Yet Seen by Wilson
Washington Oct 26 The prohibition enforcement bill and Attorney General Palmer’s opinion on its constitutionality had not been placed before President Wilson at the White House. Speculation grew whether he would act or let it become law without his signature tonight at midnight.
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Palmer
White Houses
Wilson
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