Talking Wilson for Third Term in 1920
A Los Angeles report surveys the growing view that Woodrow Wilson may seek a third term. It notes his pacific stance on the peace treaty, labor relations, and opposition within his party, while highlighting Republican support and women's backing as pivotal factors.
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Beacons Hill Sermon Urges Police Respect and Fair Pay
Rev William M Gilbert spoke at First Methodist Temple Street Beacon Hill urging authorities to treat police as brave American citizens not deserters. He called for restoring police ratings, allowing AFL affiliation with a protective charter, and meeting grievances with shorter hours and higher pay.
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William M. Gilbert
First Methodist Episcopal Church
Temple Street
Beacon Hill
American Federation of Labor
Belgium Demands Treaty Change Spark Tension with Holland
Berlin dispatch notes Belgium seeks renunciation of Dutch sovereignty along the Scheldt and control of South Limburg. Belgium cites military frontier needs and Antwerp trade, while the Netherlands resists ceding sovereignty. Allies reportedly favor free navigation but Holland remains firm.
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Brussels
Belgium
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Scheldt
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Nine-Tenths of Fire Horses Use Tobacco
Nine-tenths of Minneapolis fire horses chew tobacco and some firemen say tobacco is a necessary part of the horse ration. The piece notes that even the finest department steeds partake and questions what the horses would do if tobacco joined John Barleycorn.
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Minneapolis
John Barleycorn
Bayonetted for Refusing to Move in Boston
John J. Norton, 27, of 25 Stevens Street East Lynn, was bayonetted after refusing to move when asked by a State Guardsman. He lies at City Hospital with a badly lacerated hand from the bayonet stab at Broadway and Dorchester Street in South Boston.
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John J. Norton
Stevens Street
East Lynn
City Hospital
Broadway
Dorchester Street
Boston
Brighton mother and daughter noted for striking likeness
Artists and photographers remark on the strong resemblance between Mrs C G Andrews of Brighton and her young daughter Miriam. Neighbors say the pair look nearly identical as a New England mother and child. Their home is on Boulevard terrace in Brighton.
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C. G. ,Andrews
Brighton
Miriam
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England
Boulevard Terrace
Dog Rover Dies After Master’s Death in Louisville
Rover, a Louisville hound, pined for his late master and died in the doorway where they met nightly. The dog wandered the old haunts and whined, appearing to seek his vanished master as neighbors recalled the pair.
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Rover
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Rower
Henry Roggenkamp
Charles Jenne
Jenne
Plague Fears Ease as Influenza Recurs Quietly in New England
A year after a wave of Spanish flu panic in Boston and New England, health officials expect only a mild recurrence this season. Churches theaters and saloons faced closures then, with hundreds of deaths daily, while today authorities have measures ready to prevent or battle a possible resurgence.
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New England
Massachusetts Health Chief Sees No Influenza Outbreak Yet
Dr. Eugene R. Kelley Massachusetts health commissioner cautions no outbreak signals this year. He notes preventive measures include rapid case reporting vaccination doubts and promoting paper cups for drinks. September records 32 influenza cases in the city with 15 in the last week and no deaths.
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Eugene R. Kelley
Massachusetts
Kelley
Boston
Uncontested Ward 12 Candidates Await Nomination
Representatives Daniel J. Gillen and Thomas M. Joyce face no material opposition and will receive nearly unanimous renomination at tomorrow's Ward 12 primaries.
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Daniel J. Gillen
Thomas M. Joyce
Ward 12
Autoist Bernard Dineen Involved In Two Accidents
Bernard W. Dineen of 100 River Street Fitchburg arrived in South Boston and caused two accidents. He first hit a child, nine year old Mary Henry of 244 East Eighth Street, near Dorchester Street causing knee abrasions and bruises. Later on G Street near East Fifth Street he crashed head on with Peter Creggs of 487 East Seventh Street. Dineen returned to Fitchburg after the incidents.
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River Street
Fitchburg
South Boston
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G Street
East Fifth Street
Peter Creggs
East Seventh Street
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Dorchester Street
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Carneyry Hospital
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Georgian generals injured by bomb attack
An explosion missile struck the automobile of General Buratoff the Georgian representative of General Denekin the anti Bolshevik leader in South Russia severely wounding General Buratoff and also injuring General Odesidi or Odesiedi two Georgian officers in Transcaucasia.
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Georgia
Denekine
South Russ
Odesiedi
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