Senator Morgan Fires Longtime Secretary Over Congo Lobby Ties
Washington December 12 Thomas W Garrett longtime secretary to Senator Morgan of Alamo has been discharged amid allegations of aiding a Belgian Congo lobby. Letters from Colonel Kowalsky praising Garrett and Garretts requests for money surfaced, prompting Morgan to remove him and seek a new assignment.
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Washington, D. C
Thomas W. Garrett
Morgan
Alamo
King Leopold
Belgium
Congress
Congo Free State
Kowalsky
Leopold
Garrett
Congo
Ener
Barrett
Matron Accused Of Wrongful Money Claim In City Case
Park Avenue conductor McKinney accuses police matron Miss Sanderson of keeping 11.10 he says he gave 15 for a child’s care in Cincinnati and that the home paid most expenses. He alleges a charity ride cost 4.90 and plans legal action after city records support his view.
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The
Good Shepard
Cincinnati
McKinney
Evans
Jennings
English
McKing
Sanderson
Linney
OO Loo Grants Old Staff 18 Gone To Rest
Huntington Ind December 12 G G Pride last survivor of Grant staff was found dead in a room. Pride born New York June 4 1826. His father told of in a quaint character noted in The Last Days of the Knickerbockers.
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OO Loo Grant
Huntington
Ind
G. G. Pride
Grant
Mr. Pride
New York
Hockorn
Papal Leaders Up Late as France Crisis Grows
Rome December reports Vatican circles tense as clergy unite in prayer while anti clericals push a denunciation of the Italian government. Pope reads telegrams with Cardinal Merry Del Val and others weighing France actions and Montagnini expulsion amid belief in eventual church triumph.
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Rome
Italy
Vatican
France
Giordano Branco
Pope
The
Vita
Merry del Val
Mer
Della Chiesa
Gasparri
Mgr. Montagnini
Acquittal of Four Negroes Shocks County Police Jury Rules No Conspiracy
The jury found Marion Peters Jim Peters Wiley Brooks and George Lewis not guilty in the murder of County Policeman J J Heard. Foreman George Muse said the verdict reflected lack of conspiracy and noted shock at police conduct amid a large crowd of Negroes defending homes during the incident.
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Marion Peters
Jim Peters
Wiley Brooks
George Lewis
J. J
George Muse
Muse Clothing Company
Roan
Waycross Fire causes about 15000 dollars in losses
A fire on Plant avenue in Waycross damaged Langs store and nearby businesses. Estimated total loss around 15000 dollars with most of the stock uninsured. Insurance covered the Anthony Hardware Co. and Jones Buggy Co. property. Jurors heard the cases after late evidence. Judge Roans instructed the jury and they retired for a verdict.
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Waycross
Jathe
Plant Avenue
A. W. Lang
J. A. Jones
Anthony Hardware
LaFavorita Ctrar Co
Lang
Roans
Hill
Ue Fonke Wan
A, Od
Kilpatick
T L. Blehop
J. We Moore
France Expels Papal Secretary After Law Clash
Premier Clemenceau told deputies the expulsion of Mgr Montagnini was tied to his links with Paris clergy facing legal action for inciting rebellion. The Vatican courier was stopped at the frontier, and police seized documents as France hardens against church power. Clergy move from episcopal mansions to lodgings as the regime enforces the 1881 law.
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Paris
Chamber of Deputies
Clemenceau
Mgr. Montagnini
France
Rome
Merry del Val
Vatican
Richard
M. Brunetieres
Hale Million in Bonds for Waterworks
General Manager Park Woodward of the city waterworks plans to recommend a bond issue of 500000 for enlarging and improving the water system. The waterworks board will then urge the council to call an election early in 1967, per a 1905 act. The council may debate the bond referendum as a new session begins.
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Park Woodward
City Waterworks
Boant of Water ‘Commissioners
Waterworks Board
Wiward
Gt Rial
Iree
Ae Ie Han
Eafl
Pope Is Not Monster Described and State Repudiated Its Own Law
Rev John E Gunn argues that Parisian papers claim the church erred in conflicts with the state, accusing Pope Pius X of harmful aims in France. The critique alleges the concordat breach, church salary cuts, and evasion of centuries of tradition, provoking a divisive internecine dispute amid American Catholic readers. Continued on Page Nine.
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John E. Gunn
Atlanta
Tev
France
Pius X
Hartje vindicated as court denies divorce bid
Pittsburgh December 12 Judge Robert Frasier refused divorce to Augustus Hartje a wealthy paper manufacturer from his wife Mrs Mary Scott Hartje finding no infidelity. The ruling vindicates Mrs Hartje granting custody of two children Scotty Hartje and Mary and allows an appeal to proceed with divorce action pending.
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Pittsburg
Robert Frasier
Augustus Hartje
Mary Scott Harte
Allegheny
Hartje
Scotty
Rine
Mary Scott Hartje
Fourteen Hurt in Train Wreck near Batesville Ark
Batesville Arkansas December 12 fourteen persons were injured three seriously when an Iron Mountain railroad train derailed near Batesville. One passenger coach rolled down a steep embankment and caused the wreck with casualties unknown.
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Batesville
Ark
Iron Mountain
Actress Says She Is Cause Of Shooting In Washington
New York December 12 Actress Angie Adams mother of Maude Adams awaited word on Senator Arthur Brown seriously wounded in Washington following a hotel shooting by Annie Bradley of Lake City. Police seized letters signed Annie said to reveal a life story climaxing with Brown’s shooting after alleged desertion. Bradley argued with Brown accusing him of abandoning her and their two wives for another woman.
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New York
Angie Adams
Maude Adams
Charles Frohman
Grand Union Hotel
Washington
United States
Arthur Brown
Utah
Washington, D. C
Annie Bradley
Lake City
Reid Dry Goods firm placed in involuntary bankruptcy
A petition filed in federal court seeks involuntary bankruptcy for Reid Dry Goods Co at 165 175 Peters Street. Receiver W B Moore appointed to take charge. stock valued around 40000 with creditors including James H Dunham Co and Uni Paper Co. Reid not interviewed. report notes possible compromise and receiver sale.
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Jter
United States
Reid
Peters Street
Wewman
W. B. Moore
G. G. Reid
Com
Moore
James H. Dunham & Co
New
Uni Paper Company
Navigation Company Chartered by the State
The Albany and GUI Nave Company was chartered by the state government for operation. The charter lists capital stock of $25 and details ownership including We Smith and others.
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Albany and Gui Nave Company
We Smith
Cw. Son
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Reid Dry Goods Co
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