Women and Children Save Village from Devastating Fire
White Plains New York October report says women and children dismissed from school formed a brigade to fight the blaze in Horwood seven miles north. A hotel fire destroyed seven dwellings two barns and a hotel before winds and water shortages were checked. Local volunteers led by Chief Fred Dickert coordinated aid as neighboring fire companies arrived to assume control.
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White Plains
N. Yu Oc
Horwood
Here
New York
Frea Dickert
Harry
Bricker Belgades
Corbera
Qworl
Spellacy Trip Involved Paid Trips Across State
The inquiry alleges Spellacy arranged and funded delegate trips through New Hampshire and Maine. It claims he traded federal positions for support, with $1000 monthly salaries for allies, and named several officials including Gallagher and Brown in Massachusetts and New Hampshire roles. The memo cites Coakley, Pelletier, and Democratic delegates tied to Palmer in the San Francisco convention.
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Ame” Utes
State Central Committee
Spovacy
Palmer
Department of Justice
San Francisco
Spelin~ey
New England
United States
New Hampshire
Spellaey
FH. Brown
Somersworth
Ha de
Thomas J. Boynton
Massachusetts
Daniel J. Gillagher
Massgotusetts
Boonton
Spellacy
Amant
Maine
Atheston
Mur¢ehle
Ingivd Ik
United States Court
New Tampashire
Cai¢Nnar Ahy
New Lanpshire
Murehie
I. Gallagher
Daniel I. Gallagher
A.torney
Pelletier
Boston
Bar Association of Boston
Fulmer
Beston Post
Democratic
Daniel H. Coakley
Wenérn
Daniel J. Gallagher
Coakley
Pelletiier
Meyer Berman
Supreme Court
Democraticé
Nat
Hampshire
Albert Noone
Garry
Noone
M Marchle
Fred HH
Brown
United
Eiverybody
Thwart
Murchie
Bureau of Investigation
Carrie
Blumpshire Televuyen
Department of Justices
Prosecution Restes in Phillips Case
The prosecution rested in the Phillips case as Angeles, The trial followed afternoon sessions. Jurors heard closing arguments concerning the murder of Mrs. Alberta MeuGows.
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Phillips
Angeles
Clap
Alberta MeuGows
Fascisti Troops Parade Through Rome in Big Show of Power
In Rome the Fascisti led a mass parade through the city from Borghese Park to Victory Monument and Quirinal Square, with tens of thousands of uniformed units marching in military precision. Crowds cheered as banners, flags, and flowers framed the procession, ending with trains ready to return soldiers to their homes by nightfall.
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Rome
Italy
Benita
Ul Uday
Savibaldd
Piedmont
Borghese Park
Veonta
Lombardy
Santhern Catabria
Sicily
Arcona
Peule
Stame
Manumert
Victor Emmanuel Vna
Lhe
Via Nationale
Tiome
Quirual Square
Fas
Cisti
Pala Ho
Halloween Celebration Attracts City Crowd And Costumes
A large downtown crowd witnessed a lively Halloween event with many impersonations and costumes. Notable participants included Grace Remington, Miss Rocolpa Valentina, and Miss Julia Thal, who won prizes for best costumes amid street theater, clowns, and elaborate outfits.
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Masher
Remington Grenue
Prise Hallowe'en
Grace
Reardon
Nellie Swedberg
Ros
Tillan Levine
Hein Tanienvies
Anna Aun
Flora. Woods
J Brown
Beatrica Waster
T. Hestrice
Maldon
Margaret Mog?an
Toler
Agnes Sry
Trace Kenple
James
Swedbe
Skimnee
M. A. Bama
Benjamin Stewert
Charles
Lawrence Bamae Yan Vey Tsha Standeben
Ward
William Taylor
Slichael Kops
Arty
Dares
Bf Sridio
Cannon Street
Sve
Juiia Thal Wait
Gorlon
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J.c.neuhoff
Dillon's
Main Street
Wj.cneuhoff
Pree
Rgetis
Congressional D'Striew
State Committee
Fascisti
Porta del Popolo
Hallowe'en
Veness CC
Elm Street Barnum
Bridgeport
Conn
Carter
Carters
Carter's
Women’s “Carter’s” Union
Infanta
Nage
Tomar
Prente
Lenune
Charleston
S.C
Jacksonville
Fla
Augusta
Alamo
Birmingham
Montgomery
Pangacala
Mobile
New Orleana
B.sapache
Comangh
MOFLA
WIC
AOS
ARAP
AITO
Key
West
Ao Nas
Tin
Overssa
Miami
Galveston
Fexas
Texas
Oklahoma
New Mexico
Arzona
Pacific Coast
Clyde-Mallory Lines
Joseph Nemeth
East Main St
Noble
Syteamsuips
RIDA
Savannah
Devon Steamship Pier
North River
Sationa Co
Savannsha
Pri Tate
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