Contempt Proceedings Fill Christmas Jail for Page
Joseph Page faces possible jail time after failing to pay temporary alimony to Kate Page. Judge Lynch ordered Page held in custody until final hearings, transferring most divorce matters to another judge while retaining contempt actions. Attorney James Baldwin received 30 days to file exceptions as Page’s case proceeds.
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Lynch
Joseph Page
Page
James Baldwin
Cnre Page
Donlan
Baldwin
Kate Page
Families of Strikers Will Not Be Overlooked
Colorado coal companies plan Christmas aid for former miners and their families. Tent colonies still house hundreds as few have found work. Large quantities of candy and toys will be distributed to children in tent colonies and coal camps tomorrow.
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Denver
Colorado
Horoscope predicts hopeful year amid war and social shift
Astrologers say Jupiter's favorable position brings clear judgment and generosity this year. The holiday foresees heightened focus on children, philanthropy, and women, with nations enduring conflict yet promising uplifting aims and renewed responsibilities for the United States as 1915 nears. Capricorn governs vigor, active mind, and courage.
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Tupher
Earth
United States
Capricorn
Ri ‘Chouiht
McClure Newspaper Syndicate
Rocky Boy Dying as Aid Plea Reaches Old Friend
Sol Levy, longtime ally of Rocky Boy and other Indian chiefs, has received Rocky Boy’s Christmas plea for aid. The starving homeless tribe, about 275 people including children, wanders near Browning with scant rations and dwindling horses. Chief Little Hear plans to help, while Old Warrior Rocky Boy, called Child of Stone, is said near death after years of subsistence struggles.
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Sol Levy
Rocky Boy
Fedskine
Tutte
Montana
Sol
Child of
Stone
Fize
Little Bear
Browning
Northwest
Canada
Rorky Hoy
Little Bear Paw Mountains
Chice Tittle Hear
Rocky Roy
Plains
Butte
Kent
Rocky Toy
Best Medium for Bank Publicity
Ellicott J Worthington, treasurer of the Muntey Trust Company Baltimore argues the newspaper is the best medium to alert the public to a bank. He says ads should reveal banking principles and avoid gimmicks while other media offer varied advantages.
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Ellicott J Worthington
Muntey ‘Trust Company
Baltimore
Mi Fe
Prohibition Debate With Huddoff and Wolfe Clashes
The Rev Martin Huddoft of St Mark s Lutheran defends Kansas prohibition against Rev George Wolfe Mountain View church opponent arguing official government figures should be trusted. Huddoft cites United States census data, comptroller reports, and death rates to challenge Wolfe’s claims and urges skepticism of prohibition states figures and Kansas prosperity.
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Martin Huddloff
St. Mark's Lutheran Church
George D. Wolfe
Mountain View Church
Huddofts
Kansas
United States
Royal KE
Cable
Internal Revenue
Washington
G. D. Wolfe
William’ Allen White
Prohibition
Wesas
United
Kanste
Illinois
Wise
Ohio
Kansas City
Kan
Maine
Kans
Comptroller of Currency
Bank de Kansas
Nebra
Union
Orble
Wolfe
Montana
Kensar
Team Telieve
Itive
Prohibition Debate Echoes in Maine and Kansas
The speaker warns against prohibition arguing 87000 jobs lost and $300000 revenue lost. He cites Maine and Kansas church membership below 9 percent and questions moral gains. He quotes Rev. Lyman Abbott contrasting Jesus and John the Baptist, noting Jesus drank wine at weddings.
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Maine
Kansas
Lyman Abbott
Jesus
John the Baptist
John
Woman Found Guilty of Defrauding Investors
Seattle, Dec. 24. Mrs. Annette Loder, brought back from Galesburg Illinois to Seattle, was found guilty by a United States district court jury of defrauding investors in the Kupreanot Copper Mining and Stacking Company of Alaska. The government said she became company president after her husband’s death and used stock to lure buyers in Chicago and other eastern cities with promises of lucrative employment as mine superintendents in exchange for investments. Loder denied making false representations.
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Seattle
Annette Loder
Galesburg
Kupreanot Copper Mining and Stacking Company
Alaska
United States Distriet Court
Toder
Chicago
Loder
Frances Binghamton Curtiss Dies in Hospital
Frances Binghamton Curtiss, once editor of Good Housekeeping and a former editor in Curtiss, Pa, died in a hospital there today.
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Binghamton
Frances
Curtiss
Good Housekeeping
Du Pont Undergoes Abdominal Operation in Rochester
Thomas Coeman Du Pont the Wilmington powder manufacturer was taken to a Rochester hospital today for an abdominal operation. He is widely known in chemical circles and this procedure follows a sudden illness that prompted the medical visit.
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Rochester
Minn
Thomas Coeman du Pont
Tureq
Wilmington
Del
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