Prohibitionist Ballots Cost City For Primary Printing
The city spent 1000 printing 11 000 ballots though only four Prohibitionist votes occurred in the state primaries. Independence League tally shows 83 votes overall with Thomas F. Phelan winning the Senate nomination on that ticket. Totals for the primaries: 45 471 votes this year, down from 47 586 last year.
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Moran
Bart Brickley
Honest John Quinn
Thomas Coogan
Democrats
Dem
Ind
Wrard D.as
Bveran
Bees
Pmaar LL Sca
Wyolgas
California low rate colonist tickets on sale daily
Boston to the Pacific coast tickets priced from 49.45 to 51.45 are offered daily through October 30. The fare covers travel on the Electric Nehted Los Angeles Limited and the China and Japan Fast Mail from Chicago via the Chicago Union Pacific and Northwestern line. Tours in Pullman tourist sleeping cars cost 9.75 for a double berth from Boston to San Francisco Los Angeles and Portland. Contact J Brittain general agent passenger department 300 Washington Street.
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Boston
Pacific Coast
Los Angeles Limited
China
Japan
Chiago
Chicago
Union Pacific
Northwestern
San Francisco
Los Angeles
Portland
Brittain
Washington Street
Army of Maids Arrives to Help Solve Domestic Help Problem
Hundreds of immigrant women from Ireland Scandinavia and Naples arrived aboard the Cunarder Saxonia to join earlier arrivals and form a workforce for homes mills and other work. Katherine Casey says she will work in a house or a mill and is eager to secure employment.
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Scandinavia
America
Laddybuck
Katherine Casey
Maggie
J. W. Haines
Glenn
Farmer Found Slain in New Hampshire
Louis Gadwah, a gardener, was detained in the Laughlin murder case after being with the victim in Harry Legro's store before Laughlin's mutilated body was found in a shed. A quarrel over a woman, D. Allen Noyer notes, and a heavy iron tool linked to the crime, with 12 cents found on Laughlin. Laughlin, 65, had driven from South Columbia. horse and carriage were later found. Gadwah denies knowledge and faces possible examination tomorrow.
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N. H
Louis Gadwah
David Laughlin
South Columbia
Gadwah
Laughlin
Harry Legro
D. Allen Noyer
Laughliin
Recounts to Begin Monday in Boston Primaries
A recount of votes in Boston wards for State primaries starts Monday at 9 in Faneuil Hall. Last day to file recount applications was 1 yesterday. Recounts will cover wards 1 5 12 18 19 20 21 23 24 25 across various offices including Senate Representatives and delegations.
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Faneuil Hall
Bromberg
Gid
Abbott
Ward
Cox
Glidden
Senate
Tobey Fireman Found Dead at Dorchester Home
James S. Tobey a retired Boston fireman was found dead on the bedroom floor at 15938 Dorchester avenue Dorchester yesterday morning. Heart trouble is said to have caused the death.
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James S. Tobey
Boston
Dorchester Avenue
Dorchester
Start State Fight in Brookline Gop Meeting
Brookline prepares for a heated Democrat campaign with a Monday Oct 8 meeting in the Town Hall as factions over convention credentials intensify. Whitney and Bartlett camps clash over party machinery and at large delegates while Mr Williams may be kept from the national slate.
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Loring Briggs
Whitney
Briggs
Bartlett
Springfield
Brookline Town Hall
Moses Williams
State Committee
Buckley
General Bartlett
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Williams
Moran
Father Bernard Cullen Laid In Grave At Roxbury
Solemn funeral services for Father Bernard Cullen at Mission Church Roxbury yesterday morning honored a longtime church helper. Celebrant Rev J Kammel of Saratoga led the mass with deacon Rev A J Duke of St Peters St John N B and sub deacon Rev William Crosby of New York City assisting. Sermon by Rev M Sheehan C H R. Body interred in Calvary Cemetery beside former econ freres.
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Saratoga
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William Crosby
New York City
Whalen Denies Charge in Harrison Avenue Robbery Trial
Charles J. Whalen, 25, testifies in Superior Criminal Court denying involvement in the robbery of Dora Goldberg. Whalen, a freight office worker for New Haven railway in South Boston, says he was at work June 24 and describes a police interview and alibi details. Witnesses from his workplace corroborate his dinner time and hat wearing on June 24. The trial resumes this morning.
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Superior Criminal Court
Dora Goldberg
Whalen
New York, New Haven & Hartford Railway
South Boston
Bowen
Mr. Bowen
Linton
Charley
Harrison Avenue
Goldberg's
Samuel Berkovitch
Gloucester Place
Michael A. Bowen
First Street
Boston
Michael J. O'Hare
Roger A. Leahy
James Day
Thomas J. Bowen
Water Department
Harvard Adds Faculty and Courses for 271st Year
Harvard opens its 271st year with upperclass registration and first meetings. New hires include G G Wilson from Brown University joining the law staff with courses in International Law and Relations. David G Lyon returns from Rome to teach Semitic languages. MIT’s Walker will offer Industrial Chemistry.
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Harvard
G. G. Wilson
Brown University
David G. Lyon
Rome
Cambridge
Walker
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Directors decide against quarterly dividend at American Ice Trust
New York Sept. 26. Directors of the American Ice Securities Company voted today not to declare the quarterly dividend on the company's stock. The company has paid 1 3 4 per cent quarterly for nine months.
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New York
American Ice Securities Company
Mincmillan Plans American Debut At Carnegie Hall
After a successful tour abroad Francis Mincmillan will appear in October at Symphony Hall and his first American engagement will be at Carnegie Hall New York on October 6. He arrives in New York tomorrow aboard the liner New York. The winter season will include 150 concerts with assistance from Mme Rosina Van Dyke and Kichara Hageman.
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Francis Mincmillan
Symphony Wall
Carnegie Hall
New York
Mme
Rosina van Dyke
Kichara Hageman
The Vanishing Fleets Opens Next Sunday in Post Sunday Magazine
Roy Norton’s serial The Vanishing Fleets uses a Japan United States clash as its backdrop. The plot opens with US inaction while war looms as Japan readies a Pacific strike. The piece highlights Washington’s lethargy and a navy idle along the Atlantic coast.
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H. G. Wells
Roy Norton
Post Sunday
World War II style fiction unfold in dramatic alternate history
A sweeping narrative describes an alternate history where the United States launches a global war with Japan and Britain, isolating foreign diplomats, advancing fleets across the Pacific and Atlantic, and triggering sudden disappearances of European monarchs and leaders. The tale centers on a hidden American strategy, mysterious inventions, and a dramatic continental conflict that unfolds as a serialized mystery beginning next Sunday.
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Edward
England
United States
Berlin
London
Bill Roberts
Sam
Malden School Opening Delays Prompt Probe Threats
Malden faces its worst opening day trouble as the high school east wing misses completion and only the west wing may open next Tuesday. Mayor McCarthy criticizes the school committee over delays while students fear fitting all classes. The Maplewood School also closes due to unsafe boilers.
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McCarthy
Maplewood
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