Protests Shape Senate Action on Judge Lurton
Washington December 18 President Mitoday faced labor leader protests over Judge Lurton's Supreme Court appointment. Critics charged he favors corporate interests, while supporters cite long service as Tennessee justice and Vanderbilt law dean. Lurton previously served on the Tennessee Supreme Court and the federal circuit court.
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Fawhington
D. C
Mitoday
Green Horn
Kentucky
Rgus
Seteh
Adveniversitiy
Wipreme Court of
Tennessee
Iited States
Aircuit Cnurt Wisth
Christmas tree cutting questioned by forestry service
The United States forestry service answered concerns about Christmas tree harvesting in Washington DC and other areas. It said responsible cutting causes little harm while reckless removal harms forests. about four million Christmas trees are planted annually, and German practice shows Christmas trees can support forest health when managed properly.
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Washington, D. C
Amimr Lcan
United States Forestry Service
Forestry Bureau
Amall
Germany
RAYNOR DEMANDS ZELAYA'S ARREST
In Washington D C Senator Haynor of Maryland backs a Senate resolution calling for the capture of Zelaya. He says the dictator’s death shows a crime against the Republic and urges punishment and action against corruption and crimes tied to his public conduct.
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Washington, D. C
Senate
Haynor
Maryland
Tle
Zels
Cararagus
Orore
Society to Investigate Charges of Faking
The Ne iphis society in Clakington DC debates claims against Capt. Avpust and George Dunkly who allegedly furnished observations to Dr. Prod Ock. Officials Gore Pills and C W Wares of the Survey traveled to New York for work and are expected to visit the society today. Prof. Moore, the society president, announced a forthcoming course.
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Clakington
D. C
Iphis Society
Avpust
George Dunkly
Newit
H. Gore
Pills
C. W. Wares
New York
Moore
Call for Marines at New England Navy Yards
A fragmented 1917 era notice reports a marine call issued from the New England Navy Yards on December 14. It mentions reporting locations in Philadelphia and Washington and notes a two day trip to Atab for speeches.
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New England Navy Yards
Philadelphia
Washington
Desperate Effort to Prolong King Leopold's Life
King Leopold's doctors announced an operation would be performed to prolong his life if his strength allows. High officials including the baron, Prince Albert Leopold, the Princess Albert, and AM Scholiert remained at the bedside. A cabinet meeting and later consultation followed with reports that the king was less in pain and more stable, though grave fears persisted.
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Brunsele
Telginus
Probang
Leopold
Dea
Thirikr
Stainon
Bari
Kottinet
Prince Albert Leopold
Albert
AM. Scholiert
Clementing
Haron Gaffiant
bin Pula
Accidents mar Ascot Park tire meet injuring several
In a six hour tire meeting at Ascot Park many crashes occurred. Soule drove a Cadillac with a crew member badly hurt. a subsequent crash toppled the Cadillac injuring the mechanic. Another driver suffered a broken collar bone and other riders sustained injuries.
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Los Angeles
Ascot Park
Stesras
Soule Wom
Sack Raitt
Henshaw
Twon
Melarty
Bodin
Lady Churchill Missing Explores Sudden Departure Mystery
Dee, sister of the Earl of Churchill, is reported missing after arriving at a railway station with her husband and two daughters on November 24. Despite advertisements, she has not been seen, with rumors alleging a supposed spirit urging her to abandon her duty and flee with the children.
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Dee
Churcehill
Lale
Lawry Chouarehill
Ralyt Wanerns Station
Numor
Chutchill
Viscount Churchill
Freight Handlers Demand Higher Wages in Boston
Boston and Maine freight handlers demand a 12 dollar per day wage for a six hour shift, up from 8 dollars, after a recent meeting. Similar demands were announced by New York New Haven and Hartford road workers.
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Boston
Boston and Maine Railroad
New York, New Maven
Hartford Road
Woman's family tragedy linked to dog attack
In New York a woman returns to her aunt's house to discover her brother dead, his body mutilated by a terrier named Buster. Authorities suspect a struggle with a male relative who reportedly suffered apoplexy before the attack.
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New York
Brana Sechevermar
Har
Tom Yéntertiy
Buster
Ttin
Cimporl
Five Drownings in Pennsylvania and New Jersey
Five people died in a drowning accident near a river when a sled tipped into the water while giving children a ride on patol. A neighbor found the family missing. rescuers recovered the bodies of all five last night. Families named include Mrs Corminie, her baby boy, and the Germiniy family.
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Kent
Ded
Frank Germiniy Yeetorday
Bie
Helen
Mabel
Arother
Rumeoul
Cuymhogs
Patol
Meen
Howry Cahill
Cormilain
Mra. Corminie
Carl
Iver
Uirko
Seven People Rescued From Public Garden Pond Tragedy
Seven people escaped drowning yesterday in the Public Garden pond between the bridge and Boylston Street. Two young children were saved while five adults disappeared after going through thin ice into about three feet of water. Rescue attempts followed as bystanders watched the peril.
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Boston
Boylston Street
Young skater drowns during Breed's Pond incident
Boston reports the death of Prink Gaines a 37 year old from 48 Hassam Street who drowned while skating on Breed's Pond. A second man was rescued but Gaines sank after a failed attempt to help him. Police and medical examiner investigated as rescuers retrieved the body after about an hour. Gaines was a show factory worker and son of Mr and Mrs Alfred Gaines who moved to Rockland from New Bedford three years ago.
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Boston
Prink Gaines
Hassam Treet
Breed
Abe
Poline
Mara Shanna
Edward Tertinn Waoonaled
Man and Woman Die After Train Collision in Danbury
Danbury witnesses report a train strike on a blind grade crossing killing Mayor Madden, 4, and Mrs Wagner as they rode in a carriage. The couple, one a former partner of the Wagner family, were returning home when the accident occurred. The wreck left the carriage smashed and bodies severely mangled, identification proving difficult until Madden’s remains were located.
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Danbury
Conn
Mawor Maden
Danbury Witter
Windom
Radulph Wagner
N.Y. i
Mill Plain
Inddon
Mra Wagner
Madden
Disorderly houses raid along North Winoogh Avenue
Police raided two disorderly houses on North Winoogh Avenue and a disturbance on Wincocki Avenue led to multiple arrests. Individuals including John Deforge Walter Messy Mary non forge Lena Tron Ding and Revie Sprigue were charged with offenses. some names listed under alternate spellings. City Attorney Vile reported on the incident tied to a local colored club.
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Burlington, Tee
Winoogh Avenue
Wincocki Avenue
John Deforge
Walter Messy
Mary Non Forge
Spruce
Georgianes Safford
Lena Tron Ding
Lens Hutler
Lena Robinson
Revie Sprigue
Vile
Favor arbitration urged by Minnesota unions in strike talks
The Minnesota state federation of labor executive council backed arbitration for the strike and reported across districts that action slowed. President Hawley of the switchmen’s union said delays hinder efforts while reports from various locals stressed need for prompt settlement. Five fatalities were linked to ice conditions as a separate incident in Philadelphia highlighted dangers of thin ice.
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St. Pan
Muna
Minniesota
Hawley
Jusion
Philadelphia
Sayny
Jersey
Compers
Charlee Bell
Camden
Ned
Don
Forester
Hin
Murder of Detroit Girl Attracts Half Million Cost
The Detroit case details the murder of Helen Brown aged 11% years from Third Avenue. Authorities describe a brutal attack with a cut head and evidence of a struggle, footprints indicating a fleeing suspect. Investigators link a large lumber operation to the site and note a hotel near the location.
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Detroit
Mick
Helen Brown
Third Avenue
Murdarar
Colebrook
Mencho
Dixville Notch
West Ville
Motors
United States
Percy Cigiati Pleads Guilty for Oramphyr and Receives Sixty Days
Percy Cigiati appeared before Justice A A Sargent and pleaded guilty to oramphyr. He was sentenced to sixty days in the county jail, amid prior jail time and a recent trouble with Sheriff Tracy and his quarters. He had left jail recently after a twenty day intoxication sentence and had been profiting locally before his arrest. He resisted the idea of a longer sentence and expressed desire to return to Sheriff Tracy's establishment.
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Percy Cigiati
A. A. Sargent
Oramphyr
Hotal Tracy
Peter
Tracy
Wta
Honngwin
Oflowr Mammot
Olen
Ronuhia
Hamel Doen
Raid on Granville hideout yields little liquor found
State authorities and deputies raided a Granville hideout Saturday evening led by J Haley but failed to seize liquor. A man named Ceslund, described as a worker, was arrested for outstanding warrants. The operation involved Gates, GL Morrie, A J Slayton, and W P Cutler.
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GL Morrie
A J. Slayton
W. P. Cutler
J. Haley
Wife Complaint In Mor City Court Over Support
The case involves a wife alleging non support in Mor City Court. The hearing was continued to a later date after pleading not guilty. A fine of 100 was noted for the respondent, Mrs Brigham is mentioned in context.
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Mor
Brigham
Priest Crushed In Auto Wreck In Vale Valley
Rev Hor midas J Mailloux pastor of the Cloarely of Our Lady of Good Help sustained a serious head injury when his auto struck a vehicle and rolled over near Centralfa at the bridge. He was taken to hospital in critical condition with skull fracture and other injuries.
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B. Ty
Dee
Hormidas J. Mailloux
Our Lady of Good Help
Wis . Br
Mal
Okie
Phake
Hetorn
Canburland
Aithy
Ee Tale
Pee
Sala
Her
Oan Ae
Tally
Mie
Wah
Tin Bedattle
St. Patrick's Church
Vale Vaile
Dihop
Hayes Toook 4 Race Born In Brookfield Aged 61
Elijah Dr. Smith aged 61 died at Nome Plymouth yesterday after serving in the 6th New Hampshire Volunteer during the Civil War. He was born in Brookfield H and had lived in Haverhill and War folly. The report mentions Hayes and a ragnet motor motive of Prookfield in a garbled passage.
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Plymouth, H
Elijah DR. Smith
Plymouth
Moe
Johnny Hey
Pusey Howee
Prookfield
Haverhill
Warfolly
San Franco
N. Ris
Fragmented OCR Unclear Serial Notices From 1.C. December
The report contains disjointed OCR text mentioning a post office action involving individuals from Keosuk and Bennington, a school board price offer for penmanship improvement, and references to incidents at a city farm and a temperamental stove. Details are garbled and uncertain.
Newbury Seminary Beats Caledonia In Close South Ryegate clash
In a hard fought game at South Ryegate Newbury Seminary defeated Caledonia with Carlson scoring for Newbury and Phillips plus fruits for Caledonia. Attendance was large boosting morale for upcoming games.
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Newbury Seminary
Caledonia
South Ryegate
Sean
Haddock Hill
Nate
I. Carlson
Newbury
Phillips
Fruits
Phil Weir
A. Carleop
J. Longmare
Homple
Oneison
Brrth
Phillipe
Beaton
Weioity
Tetnaty
Batheerloda
Itemuta
Carlson
J. McKenzie
Goddard Best Scholars Chronicle Reads Like Tee m Standings
The fragment lists top scholars from Goddard School with names such as Frank Ton Towley and Ruth Parker topping the term standings. Other pupils named include Priest, Northfield, John de NorthtieM, Swan, Montpelier entries, and Marion Raymenton among a shuffled roster, reflecting a historic school honor roll.
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Frank Ton Towsley
Weedington
Priest
Irashune
Ruth Parker
Northfield
Mink Towaler
Henry Priest
John de Northtiem
Swan
Bani Wareey McAniy
Euet
East Montpelier
Robert MeLam
Ryopate
Burt Acquitted After County Court Trial
December 18. Addison county court recessed after a lengthy trial in which Edward A. Burt was found not guilty of the charges against him and regained his liberty. The defense and Attorney General Batemi reportedly agreed no conviction would be warranted if the evidence did not justify it. the case against George Murray related to a collision was not pressed.
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Edward A. Burt
Amon Iy
Addison County Court
Cane
Ainte
George Murray
Batemi
Boy Kidnapping Claim Shocks Gloucaster Community
Aunbr P. Young reportedly abducted a three year old, Russell, from Gloucaster while police intervened earlier when a separate custody case arose. The pair returned to the station, the mother joined, and they agreed to await court custody decisions as authorities held the child. The dispute led to a joint preliminary plan to live together while custody was resolved.
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Gloucaster
Mase
Aunbr
P. Young
Russell
Fihen
May He Fr Shannon Likely Appointed Bishop of Burlington
Reported in Burlington on May 13 that the appointment of a bishop for the diocese is anticipated this month. The leading candidate is Rev Shannon of Middlebury, with the choice seen as likely to come from within the diocese unless an external appointment occurs.
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Burlington
Thee
Hife
Ohio
Shannon
Middlebury
Hearing on Insane Cases in Vermont Probation Court
In Washington County probate court a hearing addressed whether a horse injury led to commitment of a man found unconscious after a heavy storm. The Vermont Supreme Court had ruled recovery unlikely. George Holden of Montpelier, a patient at Brattleboro retreat, faced insanity declarations from physicians and testimony of delusional insanity related to legal rights over a carted defeat at Trietibare retreat. The case touched on delusions, treatment details, and patient finances, with further proceedings expected.
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Pairfax
L—Anson Hitchcock
Ile Sleter
T.cifos
Washington County
Vermont
Supreme Court
George Holden
Montpelier
Brattleboro
Hollen
Steele
Northfield and Barre Debate Settlement Over Granite Industry
The Northfield branch rejects joint committee proposals by a clear vote while Barre manufacturers back a response action. A national association meeting is urged to consider the Barre situation with dates set for the next gathering not before tomorrow, possibly Wednesday.
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Northfield
Joint Committee
Barre
Ser Ton Om
Poacich
Eee
Association
Robert D. Smith Dead in Barre Home Age Years
Robert D Smith died at six o clock last evening at his mother s home 26 Maple Avenue Barre aged years He was born in Leith Edinburgh Scotland and came to Barre with his parents eighteen years ago He attended Barre public schools He is survived by his mother one brother Thwant L Smtty and one sister Mrs Mary A Maciel Funeral services tomorrow at two o clock at the home Rev L D Mackenzie officiating Interment Elmwood Cemetery Relatives ask no flowers be sent
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Robert D. Smith
John D. Smith
Bern Im Leith
Edindureh
Seothind
Barre
Tle
Mr. Smith
Thwant 1
Smtty
No Further Advance Report From Zeleyaly Army
No further advances were made and Zeleyaly forces failed to recover Ts strength. American Marine units have not been moved yet while the cruiser Dee Moines lies off the city. Notable arrivals at City hotel include A. Tobin and J. McCabe among others.
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Myellolin
Nicaragua
Dee
Zeleyaly Army
Sroute
City Hotel
A. Tobin
Fellows
Keptz
Simmons
Boston
J. Tayon
J. J. McCabe
J. B. Noes Bortayten
I. A. Frasier
Uel
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