London Zeppelin raids claim London casualties and damage
An official report on the recent Zeppelin raids describes casualties and damage in the London district. It notes 38 killed or dying and 124 injured, with noncombatants chiefly affected, and stresses that no public institutions or power facilities were hit. The account also quotes the intention to protect enemy movements and local details.
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London
Home Secretary
John Simon
Admiralty
Balfour
Metropolitan Police
Belgium
France
New Brunswick Men Set for Front in France
Colonel W H Harrison of St John heads a divisional ammunition column mainly of New Brunswick men. He sailed for England and has crossed the channel with his troops on the way to the front in France, according to private advices received at St John.
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ST. John, N. B
W. H. Harrison
St. John
New Brunswick
England
English Channel
France
Repudiates Reardon’s Cash Call Denial
In a letter to Mrs. Gertrude Halliday Leonard secretary Edward H. Pinkham denied the Massachusetts Woman's Suffrage Association had taken any stand on the suffrage issue.
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Reardon
Massachusetts Liquor League
Edward H. Pinkham
Gertrude Halliday Leonard
Massachusetts Woman's Suffrage Association
Brighton Parish Wedding Invites Sylvia Knight and Louis Headley
The Brighton Congregational Church invites all parishioners and friends to the wedding of Miss Sylvia Knight, eldest daughter of Rev. Dr. William A. Knight, and Louis Sherman Headley, staff member at the attorney general's office in St. Paul.
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Brighton Congregational Church
Sylvia Knight
William A. Knight
Knight
Cambridge Street
Brighton
Louis Sherman Headley
St. Paul, Minn
Indorsement For Coolidge By Business Leaders
Calvin Coolidge of Northampton, president of the State Senate and Republican lieutenant governor candidate, won a strong business community endorsement at an Exchange Club dinner. Speakers included George S. Smith of New England Power Company and James R. Carter of Carter Rice Company, praising Coolidge's qualifications and municipal experience.
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Calvin Coolidge
Northampton
State Senate
Exchange Club
George S. Smith
New England Power Company
Frank W. Stearns
R. H. Stearns Company
James R. Carter
Carter Rice Company
John S. Kent
M. A. Packard Shoe Company
Brock
Coolidge
F. W. Stearns
Boston Business Sector Backs Coolidge Candidacy
In a rapid show of unity, Mr. Stearns reports both men will accept Mr. Coolidge as sole arbiter in any dispute and abide by his decision. James F. Finnerand and Mr. Brock echoed this stance, as over 200 Boston business leaders endorsed Coolidge.
Foss Draws Large Crowds Across Cambridge Area Rally
Former Governor Foss spoke to more than 2500 people in Cambridge Somerville Arlington and Lexington last night. He urged McCall and Cushing to withdraw in his favor as enthusiastic cheers followed him at each stop. A large crowd met Foss in Central Square Cambridge for an open air rally.
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Foss
Cambridge
Somerville
Arlington
Lexington
Mr. McCall
Mr. Cushing
Mr. Foss
Central Square
Hunt for Bank Teller Brightens Stamford Search
Stamford Connecticut September 17 Harry Bradley a note teller of Merchants Bank Wall Street New York City who has been visiting his mother here is missing Police were asked to search for him He left for New Haven in his touring car this morning the car was found partly submerged in Cove Pond near Stamford Three dress suit cases were said to be in the vehicle only one was recovered Police planned further pond searches tomorrow.
Malden Police Seek Man In Home Robbery At 24 Milton Street
Malden police search for a thief who broke into Mrs. J. M. Ferris’s home at 24 Milton Street and stole about $100 in silverware and jewelry. A man around 45 who had rented a room at the house the previous night is suspected after the robbery reported yesterday.
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Malden
J. M. Ferris
Milton Street
Boston and Maine Railroad to revise milk transport rates
The Boston and Maine Railroad plans a new tariff to abolish freight rates and unify passenger rates for milk shipments. The proposal lowers some rates and raises others, ensures no carload rate within 165 miles of Boston increases, and sets cream at one and a half times the milk rate to cover spill losses.
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Boston and Maine Railroad
Maine
New Hampshire
Vermont
Boston
Foxcroft
Vergennes
New York
Banks Split on Loan Would Bar Munitions
A British and French led loan plan faces a split over whether munitions are included and how interest is paid. US bankers prefer a five percent rate with no underwriting, while some argue for fees. London Paris and Washington factions clash on scope and size as market sentiment strengthens.
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Russia
Great Britain
France
London
England
Commission
Paris
Finenecjers
14 Year Old Girl Shoots Herself in East Boston
Camella Stenalli, 14, of 179 Cottage Street, East Boston, attempted suicide by shooting herself with a .32 caliber revolver in the abdomen. She was taken to East Boston Relief Station in critical condition. she cited family differences as the motive.
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Camella Stenalli
Cottage Street
East Boston
Turkey Growers to Meet in Concord
Concord Massachusetts welcomes turkey growers for a field meeting tomorrow afternoon at George Albree’s Lexington road home under Mr Mahaney’s direction. Professor Graham of Amherst will speak. All interested in turkey raising invited.
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Concord
Massachusets
George Albree
Lexington Road
Mahaney
Graham
Amherst
Anti-Saloon League aims to dominate national politics
A seized Atlantic City convention pledge to raise 5 million dollars and press nationwide prohibition is painted as a plan to dominate policy. The piece warns reformers would surrender public utilities, rail, and economic policy to anti liquor leaders and cites Bryan as recognizing dangers of prohibition as campaign issue.
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Congress
United States Senate
P. A. Baker
Anti-Saloon League
Atlantic City
Church In
League
The
United States
William J. Bryan
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N.Y
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