Flashes at Boston meeting target Lodge traitor amid crowd
Reports say Cox labeled Lodge the greatest traitor in American history while a huge crowd chanted Lodge's name. Britain and Russia trade relations expected within 30 days. Mondell breaks leg in fall near Riverton Wyoming. NY Aldermen push housing resolution for the homeless. Dartmouth student Elmer Wrens allegedly murdered in West Philadelphia. Edward Hardy admitted to Columbia at 12, youngest since Sidis. Sylvia Pankhurst arrested in London for sedition. David T. Howard, 71, celebrated golden wedding. State education chief to push rural school consolidation in January. Court appeals over Orland Street damages. Diphtheria cases rise with 12 in Bridgeport. Immigration deportation ruling upheld. Willimantic church groups unite against drunkenness. Audubon Society to meet in Fairfield. New voters total 14,962. No Supreme Court decision on Underwood Typewriter suit. Milford rally planned Oct 28 for Democrats. Fairfield doctors attend meeting in Danbury. Charles Lincoln sentenced to six months for obscene mailings. Criminal case pending.
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High School Contests Postponed Due to Travel Costs
Speed reports that the New York Military Academy game at Cornwall was called off as the Empire State team refused to cover locals expenses. Coach Hunt's team may face a New York opponent in Bridgeport while Milford School has been eyed as a Saturday foe. Travel costs estimated at about 15 dollars, while Military Academy would only guarantee 75 dollars. No championship hinges on the out of town game, practices resumed today and baseball captaincy will be elected this week.
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Massachussets towed as target in Pensacola trial
The battleship Massachusetts, famed for the Santiago de Cuba action in 1898, will be towed from the Philadelphia Navy Yard to Pensacola Florida to serve as a target in a national coast defense trial.
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Artillery plan targets armored warship at three miles
Report states artillery will erase the armor of an armor ship, whose plate is 18 inches thick and offers protection nearly on par with contemporary warships. The vessel will be anchored offshore at a three mile distance from the bombardment battery.
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