Boston Victories and Tight Races Spark Local Returns
Cushing carries Boston by 1314 while McCall wins outer towns. Ham defeats Coolidge in Boston but trails elsewhere. Governor Walsh secures 38514 votes in Boston with broad support statewide. Deitrick garners small statewide support. Cook wins the Republican Auditor contest and Donahua defeats Williams for the Democratic Attorney General nomination.
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Ham
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Deitrick
Cook
Wilson Is Scored by Dr Dumba Amid Vienna Criticism
An Austrian envoy faces sharp rebuke in a letter to Vienna as British seizures reveal documents accusing Archibald of acting as a German agent. The correspondence frames Wilson’s policy and credits Dumba with a bold critique of U.S. stance while tensions rise in Allied diplomacy.
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DR. Dumba
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Moon Phases and War Day Notes Amid Autumn Dates
Astronomical and wartime calendar items list moon phases from full to new with dates in September and October. Also noting the 418th day of war, solar and planetary events, morning star, evening planets Venus and Jupiter, and a few anniversaries including France’s republic of 1792 and the U 9 submarine attack in 1914 with heavy losses.
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Venus
Jupiter
Boston Forecast Calls for Fair, Cooler Weather
Forecast for Boston and vicinity calls for fair and cooler conditions Wednesday and Thursday with diminishing strong westerly winds. Washington reports New England will have fair weather both Wednesday and Thursday.
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Boston
Washington
New England
Temperature report from Thompson's Spa yesterday
Yesterday's average temperature recorded at Thompson's Spa was 68 degrees with a high around 74 and a low near 60. The report lists various stray figures but confirms an overall 68 degree average for the day and notes temperatures similar to the prior year.
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Archibald Aided German Interests, Says Bernstorff Letter
Count von Bernstorff, the German ambassador to the United States, writes that Archibald plans to return to Germany to collect material for lectures in the United States supporting the German cause. He praises Archibald for zealously promoting German interests abroad.
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Archibald
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Germany
Austria
Idiotic Yankees Quote From Von Papen Documented
A printed excerpt shows Captain von Papen of the German embassy calling Americans “idiotic Yankees” in a letter to his wife cited by Archibald in Finland. The report notes a letter from Dr. Dumba to Baron von Burian criticizing President Wilson, found among 34 Austrian and German papers in Archi’s possession in London.
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Burdett Business College Admits New Students Mondays
Burdett Business College invites new students to begin each Monday at 18 Boylston Street corner Washington. The ad highlights ongoing admissions and advancement opportunities for enrollees.
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Burdett Business College
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Washington
England Returns to Tariff Reform Tone in Budget
In London on September 21 the chancellor Reginald McKenna unveiled the largest budget on record. Facing daily war and ordinary costs near five million pounds, he proposed broad tax increases beyond income, tea, and tobacco to raise funds and push economy.
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Joseph Chamberlain
House of Commons
Reginald McKenna
Baseball Scores From Yesterday Across Leagues
In the American League New York defeated St. Louis 3 0 in the first game and St. Louis swept New York 5 3 in the second. Detroit beat Philadelphia 7 5 while Washington edged Chicago 7 1. In the National League Boston beat Cincinnati 4 2 and Philadelphia defeated St. Louis 6 3 in a second game. New York 5 Chicago 4 and Chicago 5 New York 3 in the late game pair.
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Philadelphia
Washington
Chicago
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Cincinnati
Anthony Comstock Dies in Summit Report
Anthony Comstock secretary of the New York organization is reported dead in Summit New Jersey with further details continued on page twenty six in the newspaper.
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Summit, N.J
Anthony Comstock
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New York
Vote totals for Boston gubernatorial and lieutenant governor race
In Boston Republicans Cushing and McCall led the governor contest with 8 617 and 7 303 votes respectively while Foss tallied 852 giving Cushing a plurality of 1 314. For lieutenant governor Walsh led with 38 514 votes, Deitrick 1 248 and Walsh held a majority of 37 266.
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Cushing
McCall
Foss
Walsh
Deitrick
Vote for Sheriff of Suffolk County
Election report lists tallies 28 267 8 811 1 248 19 456 9 440 3 693 5 747 with Chelsea Revere and Winthrop results missing indicating incomplete vote data for Suffolk County sheriff race.
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Chelsea
Revere
Father Phelan Dies at 74 In St Louis Catholic Editor
The Rev. David S. Phelan editor of the Western Watchman and pastor of the Church of Our Lady of Mount Carmel in St. Louis died today from kidney trouble. He was 74 years old.
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ST. Louis, Mo
David S. Phelan
Western Watchman
Church of Our Lady of
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