Hughes on Final Tour and Lithuanian Meeting in Boston
Chas B Hughes begins the final week of his presidential bid with stops in Ohio Indiana and New York while in Boston 1500 Lithuanian Americans hear Martin Yeas and Rev Jonas Zillinskis urge relief work for 4 000 000 Lithuanians amid War Relief Day plans.
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Ogdensburg
N. Y
Hughes
Ohio
Indiana
New York State
New York City
Brooklyn
Boston
Faneuil Hall
Martin Yeas
Duma
Central Committee For
Wilson
New England
Yeas
Jonas Zillinskis
St. Peter’s Church
South
Lithuanian Relief Fund
Tiis
George H. Shields
William S. McNary
the Waterways Commission
Joseph A. Maynard
Edward J. Slattery
Francis Matutatis
Burglars Steal $17 From St Johnsbury Station
Robbers entered the Boston & Maine station at St Johnsbury Centre through a window and took $17. The theft adds to a string of burglaries in small towns with few clues for investigators.
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St. Johnsbury
Johnsbury
Boston & Maine
St. Johnsbury Centre
Columbia Receives 125000 for Dental School
Gifts totaling 125000 to Columbia University were announced by the board of trustees to establish and support a proposed dental school. Four fifths of the sum will fund equipment and support for an infirmary when a building is erected.
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New York
Columbia University
University
New Bank for South Boston Opens Planned
The South Boston National Bank has incorporated and expects to open about Dec 15. Offices will be in the Falvey building, south Boston. Joseph M. Maynard named president with several prominent men to be announced as directors.
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South Boston National Bank
Falvey Building
South Boston
Joseph M. Maynard
McCall Delays Speech Tour Due to Illness
Governor McCall cancels tonight's stump speech due to bronchitis and will resume tomorrow. He will address Chelsea tomorrow night as advised by his physician and remains at home to recover fully.
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Chelsea
McCall
Pussy Climb Inspires Pittsfield Churchgoers
In Pittsfield a pole cat named pussy climbed a tall elm on South Street drawing churchgoers with faces raised skyward. Two boys and dogs watched as the animal paused. An hour later the crowd learned the creature was entirely black with a white stripe and a bushy tail, the first pole cat ever recorded in the city.
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Pittsfield
South Street
Mexican official denies authorizing border propaganda statement
Luis Cabrera, president of the Mexican-American joint commission, said he did not authorize a Washington news bureau statement criticizing American officials over anti-Carranza propagandists. He added all official statements will be signed by him and will not be issued during ongoing negotiations.
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New York
Luis Cabrera
Joint Commission
Washington
Runaway auto wrecks after hill descent in Newburyport
Henry C. Leonard of 59 High Street Newburyport left his touring car at the top of Norfolk road Arlington. As the cooled vehicle moved down the steep hill its brakes apparently failed. The auto struck a small tree about 100 yards down and swung to crash against a stone wall in front of 70 Norfolk road, wrecking the car.
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Henry C. Leonard
High Street
Newburyport
Arlington
Norfolk Road
Anthony J. Connolly
Fire set by yeggs at Buck & Co safes in South Boston
Heavy sledgehammers found near damaged safes in the C. H. Buck & Co office after a three alarm fire at 311 Dorchester avenue. Police say the blaze was started by burglars linked to a prior Baker company store break in at 781 Washington street. Safes remained intact and little money or papers were taken.
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C. H. Buck & Co
Dorchester Avenue
South
Boston
Yeggzmen
Baker Company
Washington Street
Buck Company
First Step Made For Raises In Salaries
Somerville police and fire department members won one step in their pay petition after a hearing by the public safety committee. The committee reported the raise should be granted due to the increased cost of living and the proposal moves to the finance committee for final action.
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Somerville Police and Fire Departments
Public Safety Committee
Board of Aldermen
Finance Committee
Chelsea Orangemen March to Services
Orangemen of Chelsea under the auspices of General Garfield Lodge L O L marched through main streets to the Mt Bellingham Methodist Episcopal Church where services were held yesterday afternoon.
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Orangemen of
Chelsea
Garfield Lodge
Mt. Bellingham Methodist Episcopal Church
Twenty Two Societies Attend Catholic Total Abstinence Union Convention
The semi annual convention of the Catholic Total Abstinence Union of the Boston diocese met in Columbus Hall Malden with 125 delegates hosted by St Mary's Ladies' Society. Speakers included Vice President James E Skinnell Rev Maurice J O Connor and Judge Philip A Riley. A five member nominating committee was named and William H Carey of Lowell was elected financial secretary.
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Catholic Total Abstinence Union
Boston
Columbus Hall
Highland Avenue
Malden
St. Mary’s Ladies’ Society of
James E. Skinnell
Jamaica Plain
Maurice J. O'Connor
St. James’ Church
Philip A. Riley
Lynn
Phillip H. Riley
Michael R. Murphy
Brighton
Walter Wells
Nellie Murphy
B. Smith
Norwood
William H. Carey
Lowell
U S Chamber of Commerce Sets Special Washington Meeting
The National Council of the Chamber of Commerce of the United States will meet in Washington on November 17 and 18 to discuss the railroad situation and the joint congressional railroad inquiry committee hearings opening November 20. Prominent speakers will be invited. the council includes one representative from nearly 800 member organizations.
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Washington
National Council of the Chamber of Commerce of the United States
Joint Congressional Railroad Inquiry Committee
Chamber
Women Give Over $32 000 To Beat Wilson
A partial list of contributions to the National Woman's Party opposing President Wilson is released in Chicago. Major donors include Mrs O H P Belmont of New York with 25000 dollars and Mrs Phoebe A Hearst with 1000 dollars. Funds supported literature and campaign speakers.
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Wilson
Chicago
National Woman's Party
O. H. P. Belmont
New York
Phoebe A. Hearst
William Crocker
San Francisco
John Milholland
Inez Milholland
Boissevain
Lithuanian Day Fund Collectors Meet in South Boston
About 2000 attendees, mostly young women, gathered at the Lithuanian Church in South Boston for the Lithuanian Day Fund collectors meeting. Preliminary instructions were given and speeches followed by Frank Strakauskas, Thomas Zilinskas, John Zilinskas, Constantine Yurgelin, and Charles Sidlauskas.
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South
Boston
Frank Strakauskas
Thomas Zilinskas
John Zilinskas
Constantine Yurgelin
Charles Sidlauskas
Coogan Cancels Brooklyn Bout With Carlson
Mel Coogan of Brooklyn withdraws from the scheduled feature at Commercial A. C. next Friday night due to a hand injury. Club officials will announce the new card tomorrow.
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Mel Coogan
Brooklyn
A. C
Harry Carlson
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Olive Schreiner
Lady Somerset
International Congress of Medicine
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