Mansfield Gives Stand On Religion
Taunton dispatch reports Frederick W. Mansfield Democratic candidate for governor held noon rallies in Chicopee and Springfield and night meetings in Brockton and Middleboro before a mass meeting at Odd Fellows Hall in this city.
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Taunton
Frederick W. Mansfield
Chicopee
Springfield
Brockton
Middleboro
Odd Fellows’ Hall
Suffolk Law School
Wilson
John F. Fitzgerald
United States
Mansfield clarifies his religious stance at rallies
Mr Mansfield states his position on religion in government. He emphasizes his deep interest in the Catholic faith, says he has been frequently misquoted, and declares a formal statement to correct misrepresentation.
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Mansfield
Nervura and Nervula Health Ad By Dr Greene
An advertisement touts Nervura for nerves and blood as a safe child remedy. It claims heredity fears are outdated and promises relief for nervous restlessness, wakefulness, eyelid twitching, poor appetite, and fatigue. Dr. Greene offers free mail consultation from 597 Albany St Boston Mass.
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Albany St
Boston
Maas
Mansfield Listens to Massachusetts Voters on Faith and Fitness
Governor hopeful Mansfield declares he will appoint by fitness alone, not creed, promising to serve all with the best possible public servants. He appeals in Brockton Canton Hall and Middleboro on milk policy, pledging to curb distributor cartels, while addressing 2000 workers at Westinghouse in Chicopee and crowds at Fisk Rubber.
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Mr. Mansfield
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Canton Hall
Middleboro
Mansfield
Boston
New York
Canada
Maine
Westinghouse Works
Chicopee
Fisk Rubber Company
Former Mayor F Fitzgerald vows crime law against capital counterfeiting
In Adams and North Adams addresses former Mayor Fitzgerald declares he will push a Senate bill to criminalize counterfeiting of capital. He denounces corporate stock manipulation as theft from common citizens, arguing such fraud drains savings and raises living costs.
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Fitzgerald
U. S. Senate
United States Senate
Adams
North Adams
Elks Convention in Boston Set for July 1917
Boston Lodge of Elks plans a major fundraising drive for the national Elks convention to be held in Boston in the second week of July 1917. About 100000 will be raised with 50000 from Boston business men and other lodges contributing, over 1600 delegates expected and more than 75000 visitors anticipated during convention week. Boston Lodge allotted 10000 as the first instalment yesterday.
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Boston
Elk Lodges of
New England
Elks
French Arrest Head of Greek Royalists
French authorities in Athens report the arrest of M. Christicos, leader of more than 70 000 reservists and royalist factions across Greece, announced via London on October 27.
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London
M. Christicos
Greece
Wilson Greets Crowds on Westward Stop in Shadow Lawn
President Wilson returned to Long Branch from Cincinnati his last Middle West appearance before the election and greeted crowds during a motor tour through West Virginia Maryland and Pennsylvania before settling at Shadow Lawn.
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N. J
Wilson
Cincinnati
Middle West
Shadow Lawn
West Virginia
Maryland
Pennsylvania
Wilson Campaign Tour Focuses on New York and New Jersey
The President plans speeches in Shadow Lawn Buffalo and New York as part of a push to win Pennsylvania New York and New Jersey. He will conclude on November 4 with a New Jersey Shadow Lawn celebration. The Democratic committee marks Woodrow Wilson Day with broad local observances.
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New York
New Jersey
Shadow Lawn
Buffalo
Democratic National Committee
Villa Army Blocked and Routed by Carranza Forces
On the 18th and 23rd of the month Villa troops were blocked by Carranza forces and completely routed. Dead included Jose Rodriguez a former Villa general and Porfirio Rodriguez both noted bandits. 22 horses 30 rifles and ammunition lost. Carranza casualties included one colonel and several wounded.
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Villa
Porfirio Rodriguez
Carranza
Allama
Chihuahua
Trevino
Fresno
Inquiry at Border Attack Suspected by US Officials
Secretary Baker traveled to Wilmington to campaign while keeping sources and exact information undisclosed. Washington officials say reports of a raid conspiracy were sent to the border for investigation, with DoJ and Treasury agents involved and Funston possibly informed. The administration denies plans to attack American troops or prompt a Mexican uprising, attributing the plot to Mexicans in the United States seeking to destabilize the de facto government.
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Washington
Baker
Wilmington
War Department
Mexico
Department of Justice
the Treasury
General Funston
West Virginia
Lansing
State Department
United States
War Departments
War Department funds border troops winter quarters
More than a million dollars is allotted by the War Department to furnish winter quarters for troops on the border. Cantonments will be erected for regulars and National Guard tents framed and floored. Funds total 1.6 million dollars following General Funston's recommendations.
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National Guard
San Antonio
Texas
War Department
Southern Department
Funston
Hughes Train Incident Opens Final Campaign Journey
In Geneva an elderly man with a musket attempted to board Hughes private car as the train left. Guards seized the weapon and repelled him. In Rochester Hughes urged a new American policy to meet European competition and defended his tariff plan and Americanism while denying he favored war.
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Hughes
Geneva
Mr. Hughes
Rochester
America
Utica
Hughes Urges Sound Policy and Competent Leadership
In Auburn and Geneva addresses, Hughes promotes a sound American foreign policy and opposition to discrimination or monopolistic production. He asserts his election would bring competent business heads to War and Navy, and criticizes wartime preparedness failures including equipment and transportation gaps. He denies voting for war and warns against suspicions of business leaders.
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Hughes
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Geneva
Man Struck by Trolley Dies After Suburban Crash
Edward Wyer of 1012 Washington Street Lynn is dying at Frost Hospital Chelsea after being struck by a Lynn bound trolley crossing Broadway Chelsea near the Revere line. He suffered a fractured skull in the accident reported last night.
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Washington Street
Lynn
Frost
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