Harvard Player Wounded. Roommate Dies After Shooting
Wynant D. Hubbard of Harvard turned up missing from the varsity lineup after accidentally shooting his roommate Sheldon R. Smith of Lee. Smith died Friday night at Massachusetts General Hospital from pneumonia following surgery to stop bleeding after a bullet pierced the femoral artery. The shooting happened at Hubbard's parents home in Milton near Canton. Continued on Page 15-4th Column.
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Wynant D. Hubbard
Harvard
Bates
Sheldon R. Smith
Lee
Smith
Charles J. Hubbard
Brush Hill Road
Milton
Canton Line
Machine Guns Ready to Deal With Rioters if More Trouble Arises
Omaha quiet after race riots that left two dead and many injured. 1300 troops from Forts Omaha Crook and Camp Dodge on riot duty with machine guns ready if needed. Colonel Morris directs police under his orders as General Wood oversees the Central Department.
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Omaha
Neb
Crook
Camp Dodge
Iowa
E. P. Smith
Central Police Station
J. E. Morris
20Th Infantry
Morris
Leonard A. Wood
Central Department
Storrow and Peters Clash Over Police Report
Mayor Peters plans to release the Report of 34 prepared under his appointment as the police union holds a large meeting. James J. Storrow, committee chair, issued a statement as Colonel Robert E. Goodwin resigns from the committee amid ongoing developments.
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Peters
Himelf
James J. Storrow
Robert E. Goodwin
Goodwin
Women Lead Boston Traffic Violations, Says Lt Col DeCrow
Lieutenant Colonel John W. DeCrow, in command of Boston traffic regulation, stated after touring the city that women are the greatest traffic rule violators. He described widespread infractions observed during the citywide patrol.
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J.W. Decrow
Traffic Corps
Col Decrow
Boston
John W. Decrow
Ministers Adopt Resolutions on Lynchings and Riots
Resolutions favoring investigations into lynchings and race riots were adopted at a meeting of the Congregational ministers yesterday.
Italian torpedo boat blown up by Austrian mine in 1914
A dated recap notes a 1914 Adriatic torpedo boat loss to an Austrian mine. It also mentions Champagne gains, the 1918 Armistice with Bulgaria, Verdun air battles with seven German fighters downed, British Damascus surround in Palestine, and the US steamer Ticonderoga torpedoed at sea.
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Adriatic
Champagne
Bulgaria
Verdun
United States
Damascus
Palestine
Ticonderoga
Fair Warmer Boston Forecast and New England Weather
Fair and slightly warmer in Boston and vicinity Tuesday. Wednesday fair and cooler with moderate southwest winds shifting to northwest and north. Northern New England cloudy Tuesday with possible showers Wednesday cooler. general fair Tuesday and Wednesday district wide. Showers likely Tuesday in northern New York and New England. cooler mid Atlantic and New England Wednesday. Winds offshore from Sandy Hook to Hatteras vary from southwest to northeast. general fair.
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Boston
Washington
South New England
North New England
New York
New England
Middle Atlantic States
Atlantic
Sandy Hook
Hatteras
Virginia
Yesterday's Temperature Report at Thompson's Spa
Yesterday saw an average temperature of 63 degrees at Thompson's Spa with readings around 58 to 74 degrees. The report notes 63 as the daily average and compares to 61 the previous year, reflecting typical seasonal fluctuation.
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Thompson's Spa
Attempts to wreck London Brighton trains reported
Two attempts to place boulders on the tracks between London and Brighton were reported. Military forces guard the line as Scotland strikers block two trains.
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London
Brighton
Scotland
Italian Parliament Dissolved. Elections Set for November
Rome Sept 29 The Associated Press reports Parliament was dissolved today and elections will be held on November 16 with Parliament reconvening after the vote, signaling a transition period in Italian politics.
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Rome
Associated Press
Rumors Stir Gotham Over Prohibition Toward Demobilization
New York liquor dealers move to stock up as word spreads that President Wilson may end wartime prohibition soon. Bonded whiskey shipments arrive from Kentucky as restaurants and saloons rehire bartenders and waiters previously laid off in anticipation of a brief wet period until January.
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New York
Wilson
Kentucky
Boston Opera Plans Thwarted by Police Strike
New York report says Boston will delay grand opera after an all day conference between Fortune Galio producer and Judge Frank Severoni. They sought an engagement sung in French and Italian at the Boston Opera House to start in the last week of next month, but the police strike halted those plans.
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Tremont Street
Boston
Mass
New York
Fortune Galio
Frank Severoni
Boston Opera House
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Shubert Theatre
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Chandler School For Women
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Cosmopolitan Trust Company
Devonshire ST
Bosto
Metropolitan Trust Company Savings Department
State Street
Maverick Square
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Custom Tailors
Court St
United States Trust CO
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Ibe
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Houghton & Dutton
Beacon St
Tores
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Eastern Radio Institute
Boyleton St
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ShellerAayseian
Ra “House of Good Cheer
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Rathskeller
Two Arches Periai
Makimba
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