Archduke Joseph Seen Likely to Be Hungary's King
Svenska Dagbladet reports Archduke Joseph of Austria may be elected king of Hungary as popularity rises. His wife Princess Augustine of Bavaria is praised for Red Cross work. If the Entente objects a foreign prince, possibly from the British royal family, could be offered the crown. A return of Emperor Charles is ruled out.
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Stockholm
Svenska Dagbladet
Joseph of
Austria
Hungary
Augustine of Bavaria
Red Cross
Entente
Typo protest on Boston Common slicing sparks union resolutions
The Boston Typographical Union No. 13 protested a proposed slicing of Boston Common on three sides. They said the plan would not ease street congestion and would merely create space for pleasure car parking. The resolution urged banning pleasure cars from business hours and proposed returning to experienced policemen to manage traffic.
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Boston Common
Boston Typographical Union, No. 13
Franklin Union Building
Long Goes to Washington to Face War Contracts Inquiry
Democratic gubernatorial candidate Richard H. Long travels to Washington to testify before a congressional committee probing his wartime government contracts. He seeks vindication amid charges of large profits and has telegrammed Congressman William Graham demanding a reply. He leaves on the Federal Express and will return Tuesday morning to resume campaigning.
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Congressional Committee
Richard H. Long
Federal Express
Mr. Long
William Graham
Republican
Long
Graham
Unity N. H. Woman Cans Many Preserves
Mrs. O A Putnam of Unity New Hampshire preserves about 8000 quarts of fruits and vegetables in a storeroom stocked with glass jars barrels and buckets. She canned by cold pack with sugar or maple syrup and used vegetables salted only for table use.
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Unity
N. H
O. A. Putnam
New Hampshire
New England
Putnam
Sullivan County
Katherine E. Lynch
Prince of Wales to Visit Washington During Belgium Trip
Washington reports unofficially that the Prince of Wales plans a three day stay around November 10 or 11, following King Albert Queen Elizabeth and Prince Leopold of Belgium. The State Department has not fixed dates. President Wilson’s illness may limit the visit duration.
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Washington
Albert
Elizabeth
Leopold
Belgium
Prince of Wales
State Department
Wilson
New Boston Patrolman Injures Finger In Accidental Shooting
Charles Donnellan, a recently appointed Boston policeman assigned to the Brighton station, accidentally discharged his service revolver at home on 8 Greenleaf Avenue Medford, injuring a finger. He sought medical care and the wound was dressed.
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Charles
Donnellan
Boston
Greenleaf Avenue
Medford
Brighton
To Cure a Cold in One Day Take LAXATIVE BROMO QUININE
Ad notices a medicinal box claim touts a one day cure for cold symptoms. Each box bears KE W GROVE'S signature and urges purchase for quick relief, with emphasis on stopping fever and headache.
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KE. W. Grove
Smith Accepts Hearst Debate Offer at Carnegie Hall
Albany N Y Oct 26 Governor Smith accepted a public debate with publisher William Randolph Hearst saying he would meet Hearst at any place The Hearst committee telegram asked if Smith would be ready to debate Wednesday night at Carnegie Hall and promised half the tickets if held The message did not indicate Hearst decision.
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Albany
N. Y
Governor Smith
William Randolph Hearst
Carnegie Hall
Executive Mansion
Hearst
Fitton A. C. Defeats Berkeley A. A. In 21–9 Showdown
Fitton A. C. of East Boston, a strong independent eleven, defeated Berkeley A. A. before a large Berkeley crowd in Rhode Island yesterday afternoon by 21 to 9. Tommy Ring, star of High School of Commerce, had the standout performance.
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Fitton A. C
Boston
Berkeley A. A
Berkeley
R. I
Tommy Ring
High School of Commerce
Velvet Dresses Steal Spotlight In Modern Shop Styles
A day in shops shows velvet dominating the season with simple lines and formal silhouettes. Black taffeta gowns feature three rows of king blue velvet in deep scallops, square neck bodices, sheer veils, blue tulle, and tunic accents in gray satin. Silver cross-stitching adds texture, and a dull silver buckle secures a long free end at the back.
Billy Dansey Seen in Newark Report
Newark Ohio October 26 two New York detectives arrived seeking two year old Billy Dansey who disappeared from Hammonton New Jersey October 8 A report said he was seen with a woman October 15 acts as the core fact in this brief item
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Newark
Ohio
New York
Billy Dansey
Hammonton
N. J
Arlington Post to hold first meeting in old Town Hall
Commander John A. Colbert announces the Arlington Post No. 8 American Legion will meet in the old Town Hall this evening. He says winter will feature entertainments to draw members to upcoming gatherings.
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Arlington Post
No. 8, American Legion
Old Town Hall
John A. Colbert
How 10 Becomes Charming for Girls
Louise Cutts Powell told a Franklin Square House group of girls last night that charm can be cultivated. She said the elusive quality separates popular girls from others and that Walli flowers are not necessary for a charming personality.
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Louise Cutts Powell
Franklin Square House
Miss Powell On Personality And Habits For Debutantes
Miss Powell outlines a debutante code focusing on appearance and conduct. She stresses regular exercise, neat dress, and appropriate colors as essential. She condemns sloppiness and petty vanity and urges cheerful disposition and engaging conversation for a pleasing personality.
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Miss. Powell
Miss Powell
West End Team to Play Carlyle A. C. of the West End
The Carlyle A. C. of the West End fields one of New England’s top football outfits. The squad, built from former school and college stars, is ready to meet leading state teams.
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Carlyle A. C
West End
New England
Boy Hunter Fatally Shoots Self in Vermont Rabbit Hunt
In Brattleboro Vermont two youths visited the Shine home and ire hunted rabbits with rifles and a shotgun. Russell Johnson 12 died after the shotgun discharged while climbing a wall. Harold Torrey 15 and Claude Shine 14 were present. investigators deem it an accident.
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Brattleboro
Wordsboro
Here
West River Valley
B. W. Gibson
Russell Johnson
Martin L. Johnson
Charles Shine
Claude Shine
Harold Torrey
A. E. Torrey
Hinsdale
N. H
Mr. Shine
Johnson
Adrift Five Days in an Open Boat
Edward Williams keeper of Gun Key lighthouse on Bahama banks arrived in New York after five days adrift in an open boat. He left the mainland Oct. 18, was driven 300 miles out to sea by a storm, and was picked up by the Mallory liner San Marcos bound from Galveston to New York.
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New York
Edward Williams
Gun Key
Bahama Banks
San Marcos
Williams
Galveston
Texas
Little Prospect Of Congress Adjourning This Week
Washington reports slim hopes for a quick adjournment of the special session as Senate leaders race to dispose of amendments and begin reservations for the German peace treaty. House leaders consider a separate recess without Senate agreement, due to expected treaty delays.
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Washington
Senate
House
Famo Daily Hair Health Promises Bright Results
Faithful use of Famo claimed to prevent dandruff by stopping seborrhea and to stimulate new hair growth. The product is described as alcohol free and suitable for daily use, with benefits of softer, shinier hair and a clean scalp. Available in 35 cent and 1.00 dollar sizes at major druggists and stores.
Sale of the U S S City of South Haven by Navy Telegraphic bids
Navy bids due by 12 o'clock noon October 29 1919 for sale of the transport City of South Haven. Vessel 248 feet long in first naval district Boston Massachusetts. Cash sale to highest bidder with 10 percent deposit and right to reject all bids. Information from Bureau of Supplies and Accounts or commandant first naval district. Josephus Daniels Secretary of the Navy October 24 1919.
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Bureau of Supplies and Accounts
Navy Department
Washington
D. C
South Haven
First Naval District
Boston
Mass
Navy Yard
Josephus Daniels
Secretary of the Navy
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Bethlehem
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Bethlehem Motors Corporation
Allentown, PA
Unity N. H
Prince
Smith
Lenore
Massachusetts
United States of America
Commonwealth of Massachusetts
Coolidge
MENT
Calvin Coolidge
Commonwealth
Republican State Com
Frank B. Hall
Louis Pfelfyver
Boy Hunter
Congress
F. A. Thompson & Company
Detroit, Mich
Houghton & Dutton Co
the Shepard Stores
Gilchrist Company
Ma¢grane-Houston Co
Woodward Drug Company
Epstein Drug Company
Coleman & Donovan
Tremond St
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Odo T. Hopkins &Son
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