Connecticut River railroad elects new directors at Springfield meeting
In Springfield the Connecticut River railroad stockholders elected four new directors led by Richard Billings of Woodstock. The defeated old board included Henry W. Keyes and J. P. Kendrick resignations followed. The remaining old directors, including president William H. McClintock, were reelected. The new board favors joining the reorganized Boston and Maine.
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Springfield
Connecticut River Railroad Stockholders
Dictor
Richard Billings
Woodstock
Mr. Billings
J. H. Williams
Walpole
N. H
Henry P. Binney
Boston
Francis R. Hart
Old Colony Trust Company
William H. Brooks
Holyoke
Richard Olney
Charles KE. Gross
Hartford
J. P. Kendrick
William H. McClintock
Maine
Ninth May Start Back On Sunday
El Paso Sept 20 higher officers of the Massachusetts infantry brigade expect orders to start its movement back to Framingham mobilization camp. They say the first regiment likely to leave will be the Ninth and it will depart around Sunday with movement scheduled for the brigade.
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EL Paso
Texas
Massachusetts Infantry
Framingham
Massachusetts Regiments Prepare for El Paso Parade Mobilization
Orders to shift the Fifth, Sixth, and Ninth Bay State infantry regiments to General Sweetser unfold as El Paso parade ends. The Ninth is ready to entrain in two hours. ambulances and a large convoy train are under Lt Colonel Langhorne. A 26 000 man division will pass in review led by General Clement with General Morton commanding.
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Ninth
Bell
el Paso
Sweetser
Massachusetts Infantry Brigade
Massachusetts Cavalry
Georgia
Four Bay State
Rhode Island
Massachusetts
Rhode Island Artillery
Bay State Signal Troops
Massachusetts Ambulance Company No. 1
McCornick
George Keenan
Langhorne
Eighth Cavalry
Clement
Pennsylvania National Guard
Morton
Bay State
New England
Michigan
Millions for War Relief Spark Global Aid Totals
The New Year Book of the Carnegie Endowment estimates America's gifts to 60 principal war relief societies at 28.9 million dollars, with Belgium relief totaling over 10 million and entente aid surpassing 13 million. Central powers and other dependents add substantially to the total.
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Washington
America
Carnegie Endowment For International Peace
Commission of Relief
Belgium
France
England
Russia
Serbia
Red Cross
German Red Cross
Forced Into Auto Robbed in Waltham Transit Crime
Mrs Ada Cavallani of Somerville reported being seized and forced into a car in Scollay square yesterday afternoon by two men. They robbed her of 4 50 and a silver watch and left her in a dazed condition at Pearl and Moody streets, unable to recall events after being taken.
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Pearl and
Moody Streets
Waltham
Ada Cavallani
Somerville Avenue
Somerville
Scollay Square
Somerville Schools Postponed to October 2
Somerville public schools will open on October 2 after a conference yesterday afternoon among Mayor Cliff Whitaker of the school committee, Superintendent Charles S. Clark and city bacteriologist Dr. W L Morse.
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Somerville
Cliff
George Kk. Whitaker
Charles S. Clark
W. L. Morse
War souvenirs and attache cases on sale
War novelties made from shells and bombs priced 3.00 to 25.00. Attache cases in red green blue and lavender with lock and key and handle priced 5.00 to 25.00.
Latour Preparations and Cosmetic Sets Featured
Advertises Latour items including cerate at 50 cents and 1.00, Milk of Almond Orris and Benzoin 50c, Freckle Lotion 1.00, plus comb and brush sets in ivory boxes from 1.75 to 5.00 and manicure sets in leather roll up from 1.50 to 9.50.
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Lewis Baker
College Bldg
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Webb
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Midge
Edward J. Dunn
Somerville Schools
Jordan Marsh
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Elgin
Quelques Fleurs
Styx
Coty
Origan
Jacque Rose
Margaret Deland
St. Medard
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Louisiana
Wall Street
Frederick Orin Bartlett
Friends of France
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