Allies Claim Kaiser's Troops Repulsed at All Points
Reported Allied and official statements claim heavy losses for German and Austro German forces across multiple fronts. Russians push from Pilitza south of the line Bialogora Glowac zow Policzna Janowiec. General Botha defeats Boer rebels in Transvaal, 80 captured. Germans retreat before Russians near Ivangorod Warsaw Novogeorgievsk. French advance near Ypres after slackening German attacks. German night assault on Craonne repulsed with about 2000 losses. Sixteen British ships join attacks on German right wing.
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Kaiser
Pilitza
Bialogora
Glowaczow
Policzna
Janowiec
Petrograd
Botha
Christian Beyers
Transvaal
London
Poland
Ivangorod
Warsaw
Novogeorgievsk
Berlin
Nieuwport
Arras
Ypres
Paris
Craonne
New York
Christian de Wet
Orangeree
Western Transvaal
Dé la Ray
South Africa
Frederick Beyers
Urges Vote in Support of Wilson in Massachusetts
Secretary of War Lindley M. Garrison speaking with Governor Walsh at Springfield urged voters to back Woodrow Wilson, arguing a Democratic defeat would signal a rejection of the President and party principles. He criticized the Republicans as lacking a definite program and mocked the opponent’s approach.
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Springfield
Lindley M. Garrison
Walsh
Massachusetts
President Wilson
Unorganized Snipers Referred to in Political Critique
A commentator labels Republicans and Progressives as unorganized snipers, describing them as taking pot shots from ambush and cover. The remark highlights partisan critique of disorganized opposition tactics amid political debate.
High School Boy Stabbing Sparks Cambridge Incident
Thomas J. Mahoney, 17, of 185 Spring Street Cambridge, was stabbed in the groin last night and is hospitalized in serious condition. Frank Ferilla, 25, of 177 Otis Street, is under arrest charged with the stabbing after allegedly luring Mahoney and two other students on Parkell Street near Cambridge Evening High School to a behind fence ambush.
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Thomas J. Mahoney
Spring Street
Cambridge
Cambridge Relief Hospital
Frank Ferilla
Otis Street
Mahoney
Parkiell Street
Cambridge Evening High School
Ferilla
Parnell ‘Street
Elevator accident sparks false shooting scare at Adams House
At Adams House on Washington Street a crowd feared a shooting after ambulances arrived. The scare proved to stem from an elevator accident that trapped the elevator boy Gesild Agerill, 20, of Dorchester, injuring an ankle with possible fracture.
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Adams House
Washington Street
Gesild Agerill
Gibson Street
Dorchester
Carranza Protest Over Villa U.S. Relations
Through Roberto V. Pesqueira Carranza’s diplomat in the United States sent a personal appeal to President Wilson and the State Department protesting Carothers activities and the United States friendliness toward Francisco Villa from Mexico City.
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San Antonio
Tex
Roberto V. Pesqueira
Carranza
United States
Venustiano Carranza
Mexico City
Wilson
State Department
George C. Carothers
Francisco Villa
Statement accuses Villa ally Doroteo Arango of treachery
The memo sent to Washington accuses Francisco Villa, real name Doroteo Arango, of betraying the United States while publicly feigning friendship. It claims Arango threatened invasion at El Paso and vowed vengeance, urging Wilson to know that special interests support him and the past corrupt administration.
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Washington
White House
Rafael Zubaran Capmany
Carranza
George C. Carothers
Francisco Villa
Doroteo Arango
State Department
Arange
United States
el Paso
Arango
Vera Cruz
Wilson
Harvard Men Face Arrest for Red Banner Parade
Cambridge police will arrest the first student who carries the Harvard crimson banner in any parade or demonstration under the state red flag law. Acting Chief J E Murray says the world famous university flag falls under the ban and will bar the proposed parade from the college to the Stadium Saturday.
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Cambridge
Harvard Crimson
J. E. Murray
Harvard Crimson Flag Flaunt Sparks Court Clash
Governor Walsh and Assistant Attorney General Riley defend Harvard against a red flag ruling arguing it targets the symbol not the policy. Chief Murray insists Chief Justice Rugg’s decision applies to Harvard poys and Socialist banners, potentially barring Harvard’s red banner under the statute.
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Harvard
Thomas P. Riley
Walsh
Supreme Court
Crimson
Murray
Rugg
Harvard Poys
National Lancers
Harvard University
Italy May Bar G. F. Williams from Landing
George Fred Williams former minister to Greece is viewed with suspicion in Romre and it is likely he will not be allowed to land after arriving at Aviona with the American sanitary mission.
Hub Federal Bank Elects S. M. Howe Cashier and Board
S. M. Howe of this city was elected cashier at the Federal Reserve Bank of Boston. An executive committee of A. W L. Aiken Frederic H. Curtiss Thomas P. Beal and Charles A. Morss was named. A vice governor and secretary may be chosen next week. The bank plans to adopt the reserve board accounting system and has ordered equipment from Washington. Current Milk street quarters to be retained temporarily.
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S. M. Howe
Federal Reserve Bank of Boston
A. W L. Aiken
Frederic H. Curtiss
Thomas P. Beal
Charles A. Morss
Reserve Board
Washington
Milk Street
Child Dies After Rescue From Roxbury Fire
Little Rose Thomas died after being dragged from a blaze at 14 Chadwick Street Roxbury yesterday afternoon. A passerby Mrs Hazel Horne raised the alarm and retrieved a baby boy while Jacob Lewis rescued the girl whose clothes were afire. The fire started in the kitchen while her parents Mr and Mrs Adolph Thomas briefly stepped out and is believed caused by children playing with matches. Rose died at City Hospital.
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Little Rose Thomas
Chadwick Street
Roxbury
Hazel Horne
Adams Street
Jacob Lewis
Miss Horne
Lewis
Adolph Thomas
Rose
City Hospital
Trials Begin for Argentine Warship Moreno
The battleship Moreno arrived from New York to start builders' trials before acceptance by Argentina. Tests Friday will be run under the United States trial board. Commanded by Captain Joe Kemp of Quincy, Massachusetts, she carries 900 aboard, with officers and enlisted from the Argentine navy making up one sixth.
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Rogeland
Moreno
New York
Argentina
United States Trial Board
Joe Kemp
Quincy
Mass
Governor calls public hearing on Massachusetts pheasant slaughter
Governor Walsh schedules a special hearing at the State House next Saturday morning to hear both sides on pheasant hunting. The issue follows heavy killings since Columbus Day, with thousands of birds shot and protests rising as sportsmen public figures and club women push to curb slaughter.
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Massachusetts
Walsh
State House
Pressmen Urge End of Mine Strike Action
Boston Printing Pressmen's Union No. 67 forwarded a communication urging President Wilson to take swift steps to advance his overtures for a settlement of the Colorado mine strike.
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Boston Printing Pressmen’s Union No. 67
Wilson
Colorado
Germans crushed in Poland by Russian onslaught
German forces retreat after a crushing defeat in southern Poland as Russian corps push toward Posen and Silesia. Berlin confirms withdrawals while battles rage along the Pilitza river and in Suwalki. The struggle in Poland overshadows Belgium and France actions. Continued on Page 6-Second Col.
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Warsaw
Poland
Pilitza
Posen
Silesia
Belgium
France
Petrograd
Berlin
Suwalki
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