Brewster accuses Gould of unlawful primary spending
Augusta Maine November 25 AP Governor Ralph Brewster accuses Arthur Gould Republican nominee for US senator of spending beyond legal limits in the recent Republican primary. He says funds were used without Goulds knowledge or consent and could trigger penalties. The charge comes ahead of a secretary of state hearing and amid a Maine Republican internal dispute.
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Augusta
Maine
Ralph ©. Brewster
Arthur . Gould
United States
Brewster
Gould
Daniel & Field
Republican, State Committee
Campalee
Hig Teletida
A. F. Laigh
Handolph
Ku Klux Klaan Malye
Fulton J. Redman
Bert M. Fernald
Brewatar
Abraham Lincoln
Theodora Roosevelt
City and Coalfield Items and Local Notices
Local ads list cleaning and pressing services with prices plus tailoring on credit plans. Also promoted are Mohawk tires at lower costs, Red Star flour recommendation, and Bluefield Normal Business College opening in 1908. Community notices cover a Thanksgiving meals at the Dixie Tailoring Co, a Marianna Society fundraiser, and a tax deadline with discounts. Funeral or memorial closures noted for Ferguson's Store.
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The
Dixie, Failoring Co
Princeton Ave
the Dixie Tailoring Co
Binefield Normal Fuejness College
Bluehold Avenue
Gould campaign repudiated by governor amid expense probe
Arthur Gould, Republican senatorial nominee, faces repudiation by his governor during a primary expense inquiry. The governor criticizes Gould and his Democratic rival Fulton Redman, who pledges support for Ku Klux Klan principles if elected.
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Arthur 2. Gould
Heac‘whiders
Ralph C. Brow
Fulton J. Redman
French Cemeteries Last to Be Fully Restored
Harlin France November 25. War zones leave cemeteries to the end of restoration with each grave treated as individual property for families. Bureaucratic red tape delays bodies' transfer and identification. About 4 000 families displaced by the invasion have not returned to their French district.
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Harlin
France
Con
Aince
Quos Still a Menace in French War Area
Capac alties from hidden projectiles that escaped search by crews mopping shell strewn regions in France remain common eight years after the war began. Children suffer most. stricter metal scrap rules limit incidents but accidents occur about twice weekly in the coal region.
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Lens
France
Ochildran
Teddy Bear First U S Toy for Baby Princess
London reports six months old Princess Elizabeth received a Teddy bear from American children as her first American toy. The infant girl clutched the bear and hugged it proudly, though her favorite toy appeared to be a wooden gallows and red duckling gift from her uncle, the Prince of Wales.
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London
Elizabeth
America
Children of
Prince
Walgi
Prisoner Walter Zweifel Dies in Prison Cell
Sioux Falls Nov 25 Walter X Zweifel a confessed killer died in his cell after ten days of self administered poison and two days without food He allegedly killed Mira Grosz and her son Robert Zweifel and shot at others after returning home from the shootout on November 15 with his wife’s parents and brother.
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Sioux Falla
Walter X. Zweifel
Zweitel
George Jameson
Mira
John Grosz
Robert Zweifel
Garatt Bailey Injured in Hunting Accident
Garatt Bailey of Goodwill Mercer county was accidentally shot in the forearm and eye while hunting Wednesday. He was admitted to Bluefield sanitarium where reports yesterday indicated he was getting along nicely with a speedy recovery hoped for. This is one of the few hunting accidents in Mercer county this season.
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Garatt Bailey
Goodwill
Mercer County
Bluefield Sanitarium
Irving Berlin Becomes Father of Girl Baby
New York telegram reports a daughter born to Mr and Mrs Irving Berlin. The couple's private nurse and the mother are said to be doing well. Mrs Berlin is the daughter of Clarence Mackay, head of the Postal Telegraph Company.
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Irving Berlin
New York
Berlin
Clarence MacKay
Portal Telegraph Company
Real life supplies movie supers in realism push
New York reports that casting directors now source real people to fill roles for authenticity. Extras include Hindu students from Columbia, armed forces veterans, retirees, and cheerleaders found through local offices and bureaus. Pay ranges from seven fifty to twelve dollars daily with union rates for specialists.
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New York
Palldeman
Fred Meek
Parar Mount
Long
Elx Hinedus
Columbia University
Municians
Fordham College
Bleck
Wateran
Seriiga
Indiana
New York State
Watertown
Women's Swimming Association
Wealthy Widow Slain in Seattle. Robbery Suspected Motive
Seattle, Nov 26. Robbery is believed to be the motive in the slaying of Mrs Florence Monks a wealthy widow. Her body was found strangled and beaten behind the furnace at her home. Jewelry valued at 3000 was missing and her clothes torn where she wore a diamond sunburst. The house had been ransacked with chests and drawers emptied.
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Seattle
Waal
Nolica
Florence Monks
Gome
College Football at Washington Camonte W 37 George Washington
College football notes report a scoring detail at Washington with Camonte W contributing 37 points for George Washington. The game summary highlights Washington’s performance and the score sequence.
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Washington
Camonte W
George Washington
Heart Movements First French Talking Film Shown
Paris November 25 newsreel style report describes the first perfected talking film shown to the French Academy for Berences. The ten minute demonstration illustrated heartbeats with synchronized sound and a doctor's explanation, aiming as a classroom teaching innovation.
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Paris
Paria
French Academy
Royalty Hit by Coal Shortage Affects Buckingham Palace
London reports a coal mine tie up harms the royal household. Buckingham Palace and large state apartments return to wartime rationing with many rooms closed until the crisis eases. State affairs at the palace have been pared down, and only one major banquet is slated so far.
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London
Buckingham Palace
George
Queen Mary
Ithe Palace
Ithe Mat
Arrington Funeral Service Set For J G Arrington
The funeral for J G Arrington will be held at Pocahontas Methodist church at 1 0 o'clock this afternoon. He died Wednesday morning from an railroad work injury at age 55. Survived by widow, three sons, and one daughter, all of Pocahontas. Active pallbearers listed and honoraries named from local clergy and professionals.
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J. G. Arrington
Pocahontas
Pocahontas Methodist Church
Arrington
N. and W. Railroad
Sis
Éone
Teneo A. Mitchell
J. Magrill
John R. Black
Joe Litchford
B .B. T. Graham
Sankmith
John Devnea
Alexander
B. Stump
Stump
A D. Force
J. P. Haller
J. K. Salt
John W. Owenw
Christie Dennen
Waher
Rival Iron Horses From Chicago to Pacific in 63 Hours
Rival rail service claims a new through schedule from Chicago to the Pacific coast, cutting travel to about 63 hours. The article notes ultra fast through trains, four daily departures, and higher fares for faster service, with emphasis on wartime and postwar regulatory shifts and improved comfort. It highlights major routes via Rock Island, Santa Fe, and Southern Pacific lines, and mentions connections to New York and the Golden Gate.
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Chicago
Pacific
Golden Gate
Roy J. Gibbone
Parettle
Auare
T¢land
Santa Fe
Caecate
Valle
Kansan City
Denver
Ayers
New Enterprise
Auper
Woman declares love as arrest stems from bigamy charge
Mrs. Margaret Young, 26, said she loves all during arrest in New York on her husband Alfred Young’s complaint. The case alleges she had married Kenneth Wallis in Jersey City and Harry Heath of Plattsburg without divorces.
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Margaret Young
New York
Alfred Young
Kenneth Wallis
Jersey City
N. J
Harry Heath
Plattsburg
King George Proud to Wear His Wedding Ring
London reports King George always wears a wedding ring and urged artist Richard Jack to include the band in his portrait. He noted the missing ring while posing for Jack, emphasizing the symbol of his marriage.
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George
London
Richard Jack
R. A
Madesty
Jack
Fourteen Drowned In Cloudburst At Orinda Tunnel
In San Francisco on November 26 fourteen men drowned at Orinda east of Oakland when a concrete tunnel under construction for the Mokelumne river aqueduct was flooded after a cloudburst. The workers were part of a project to bring a new water supply to Oakland.
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San Francisco
Orinda
Oakland
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