Greatest statesman of modern times declares for Wilson
Brockton editorial quotes W L Douglas praising Woodrow Wilson as a leader, reformer and balance of labor and business. It highlights Wilson keeping the country out of war, Federal Reserve and tariff acts, Eight Hour Law support, and the need for industrial education, urging re election to continue reforms and prosperity.
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Fims
W. L. Douglas
Wilson
George A. Dorsey
Brockton
Mass
Douglas
America
Massachusetts
Li Douglas Shoe Co
W. L Douglas
National Democratic Committee
Woodrow Wilson
Woodrow
United States
Wicon
Hughes
Taft
White House
Germany
Europe
New York Sun
Wall Street
the Sun
High
Mexico
Huerta
South America
W. L. Douglas Shoe Company
Congress
Poland
Galicia
France
Belgium
Balkans
Federal Trade Commission Act
Federal Trade Commission
Massachusetts State Board of Arbitration
Pape's Cold Compound Promise Quick Cold Relief
An old fashioned remedy promises to break a cold in hours with two hourly doses and three doses total. It claims to clear nasal passages, stop nasal discharge, relieve headache feverishness sneezing and soreness. Sold at drug stores for 25 cents. Also notes new Dutch and French bulbs at John Reck & Son.
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Pape
Destroyers Patrol Atlantic Waters Under Gleaves Direction
American naval authorities reveal ignorance of U-53 location while torpedo boat destroyers sweep from Nantucket to northern Maine. They aim to prevent harm to noncombatants and probe for any German support base. Interchanges occur between Admirals Knight and Gleaves as crews patrol every mile of the Atlantic. In a separate case, Morrissey and gang are found with stolen silverware. only Morrissey is arrested. The Children's Court returns a youth to his parents with no prosecution from the complainant.
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Wilson
White House
Hughes
America
Independent Voters of
la Follettes
Republican Party
Chicago
Congress
Atlantic
Nantucket Shoals
Maine
Navy Department
Newport Harbor
Knight
Narragansett Bay
Gleaves
Torpedo Boat Destroyer Flotilla
Washington
Third Avenue
Morrissey
Dunne Boys
Children’s Court
Boyt
Shoul
Mr. Dunne
Mister Dooley's House Robbed by Burglary Band
New York on October 17 reports a juvenile burglary ring struck Finley Peter Dunne's residence at Sixty-fourth Street and Lexington Avenue. Mirrors, tapestries, and rare books were damaged or stolen while eight children aged five to eight participated, led by Joseph Morrissey. Police recovered the kids and uniforms identified the intruders.
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New York
Dooley
Hennessy
Finley Peter Dune
Sixty-fourth Street
Lexington Avenue
Dunne
Mr. Dooley
Southampton
L. I
Luigi Pagnozzi
James L. Laidlaw
East Sixty-sixth Street
Alfred Wolff
East Seventy-sixth Street
Dunnes
Pagnozzi
Third Avenue
East Sixty-seventh Street
Greenlay
Joseph W. Morrissey
Woodrow Wilson Day Observances Set Across Nation
New York reports plans for October 28 as Woodrow Wilson Day. Thousands attend proclaimed events with proclamations from the President on Americanism. In New York City ten thousand mothers parade in the Bronx and a mass meeting follows.
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New York
United States
Woodrow Wilson
Bronx
New York City
Woodrow
Wilson Club
Shadow Lawn
Greater
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Blue Ribbon Auto & Carriage Co
the City Auto Co
A. L. Clark & Co
Bray's
Courtland
the Elm Auto Co
Peck & Lines Co
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M. Jennings
New Haven
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Scholz
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Ashmore Auto Supply
H. J. Strauss, Jr
George Schweizer
Danberg & Carp
J. M. Lund
Laurel
Wood Ave
Orel
Park Ave
F. Cogan
Brown's
Randall, Pharmacy
Southport
C. Buckingham , Co
Bulkley’s
Carl Sierup
C. Grosch
B. A. Osborn
Co. J. Smalley, Borowitz
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Devon Pub
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