Jean Gianini Indicted for Murder of Miss Besecher
Jean Gianini, jailed in Herkimer County for the murder of former teacher Miss Lida Besecher, was indicted today by the county grand jury. He was arraigned and a trial date was tentatively set with April 13 as the State’s push and June as the defense request. the court fixed the latest possible date as the first Monday in May.
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Little Falls
N. Y
Jean Gianini
Herkimer
Lida Besecher
Herkimer County
Devendorf
Manchester
Alice Pennamann
Worcester
Mass
State
Ernest Marsh
Marsh
Meredith
N. H
Gertrude Newman
Stomach Ailment Advice Endorses Bisulated Magnesia
An advertisement argues nine of ten stomach troubles come from fermentation of food. It recommends taking bisulated magnesia after meals to stop fermentation and neutralize acids, avoiding wind heartburn and acidity, with usage instructions and druggist availability.
Senate Holds Firm on Panama Tolls Battle
Washington April 2 Admin istration leaders in the Senate pressed a hard line in the Panama tolls dispute and pledged no concession. Informal talks circulated as the House bill to repeal toll exemptions remained in committee and Secretary Bryan visited the Capitol to push administration policy.
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Washington
Senate
Panama
Bryan
No compromise Tolls repeal fight advances in Senate
President Wilson rejects ultimatums and caucus moves, urging straightforward repeal of tolls exemption. Reports say nine vote majority forming while some senators shift positions and canal committee plans meet. Bryan and Ashhurst discuss strategy as opposition lines form.
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American Congress
Senate
O’gorman
Chamberlain
Penrose and
Oliver
Pennsylvania
O'Gorman
Canal Committee
Bryant
Capitol
Ashhurst
Arizona
Ashurst
Bryan
Overman
North Carolina
Representative Moss
West Virginia
House
United States
Great Britain
Wilson says tolls debate won't delay Congressional adjournment
Washington April 2 President Wilson stated the tolls issue should not force a longer session. He expects Congress to finish business, including tolls and trust questions, by mid June or early July. Administration had aimed for June 1 but the session will likely run past that date due to elections.
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Washington
Congress
Wilson
College Men Plan for Peace Society Debate
Representatives from Boston College Boston University and Tufts gathered at the Massachusetts Peace Society to finalize arrangements for the State intercollegiate oratorical contest set for April 15 at Jordan Hall. Amherst Clark Boston College Tufts and Boston University will compete for the state title with a $106 gold prize, and the winner advances to New York on May 1 to face Eastern state winners.
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Boston College
Boston University
Tufts
Massachusetts Peace Society
Jordan Hall
Amherst
Clark
New York
Planning for Jewish Seminary in Boston
Leading orthodox rabbis and businessmen from Greater Boston met at Congregation Anshei Stradt Davis Street South End to discuss establishing an orthodox seminary in Boston. The project is estimated to cost $100000.
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Greater
Boston
Anshai Stradt
Davis’ Street
South Ind
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