Virginia seals liquor ban as 18th state closes 360 saloons
Virginia, the eighteenth state to ban intoxicating beverages, shut down all saloons at midnight, creating a dry sweep from Washington to Jacksonville and from Washington to New Orleans. The measure closes more than 360 saloons and includes strict enforcement.
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Political rally voices call for tax cuts and national vigilance
Chas. 8. Smith of Lincoln proposes efficiency to reduce state taxes and consolidate commissions. Ex-Senator Nathan A. Tufts praises allies while denouncing rising taxes. Harriman of Stow pledges service to constituents. John N. Cole, ex-Speaker, warns of European war effects, coal shortages, and German mercantile efficiency, highlighting Russia and Japan risks.
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Andover
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Japan
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Kenneth H. Damien
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John Jacob Rogers
Lowell
Hallowe en Dance by White Cross Guild at Riverside Hall
A large Riverside audience enjoyed a Hallowe en party under the White Cross Guild. Somerset Orchestra provided music. ghost song by John Hannon drew laughs. Prizes went to Patrick Flynn and Miss Murphy in eating contests. a ring found in a cake signaled marriage.
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Riverside Hall
Somerset Orchestra
John Gallagher
Herbert Lemoine
John Taylor
John Hannon
Michael Murray
Patrick Flynn
Miss Murphy
Frank McCarron
James Morgan
Bernard Garrigan
John Maléy
Frank Brayden
Margaret May
Néllie Hannon
Alice
Fannie Nagle
Mildred
Gertrude Morgan
Harlow Green
Allie Martin
Albert Fairbanks
Nellie
Mary Joyce
Reed Lyons
Margaret Ee Oe
Deutschland Arrives in New London with Chemical Cargo
The Deutschland reached New London Connecticut this morning after a 21 day voyage carrying a chemical cargo. The delegation listed includes Gavin Taylor Binks J W Flood H J Dwinell Albert Batley James Morgan George Murphy Leslie Sims Elmore Mills and William Stockwell.
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Bargain Day Proposed for Maynard Thursdays
A leading Maynard businessman proposes Thursday be set aside as bargain day. Each merchant would offer a special item at a discount and advertise widely to draw shoppers from surrounding towns and farms. The plan, already tried elsewhere, aims to create steady shopper turnout and keep trade in Maynard.
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Organize Union Push Aims Rest Period For Clerks
Town clerks in stores plan a union push demanding Wednesday afternoon off to break the continuous grind. They say weekly fatigue harms service and advocate a midweek rest to improve morale and performance.
K of P Defeats Rivals By Narrow Bowling Margin
The Monday match between the M. U. and K. of P. bowling teams ended with K. of P. beating M. U. by ten pins, 1266 to 1256, earning two points for the night.
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Local bowling league tilt ends with narrow win
. M. & . defeated the Red Sox 1360 to 1221 in a league match at the local alleys on Tuesday night.
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Business Men Defeated by O. Hy in League Bowling
O. Hy defeated the Business Men at Lynch Bros. alleys Tuesday evening by a score of 1338 to 1262. The match occurred in a local league event with both teams fielding multiple players.
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