Miss Garmony Tells Why She Accused Smith
In a Des Moines court Miss Garmony explains motive behind accusing Roscoe D. Smith of seduction. The testimony covers letters, photos, and claims of a promised marriage to Henderson, with witnesses detailing family pressure and prior engagements. The trial continues with Henderson expected on the stand.
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Smith
Creed M. Fulton
Miss Garmong
Luella Pearl Kirke
Des Moines
Miss Garmonly
Mary
Mr. Deasy
Henderson
Mr Henderson
Bar Harbor
Sheba
Roscoe D. Smith
Iowa
Somerville May Get Carnegie Library Plan
Andrew Carnegie offers Somerville $18 000 for a branch library at the eastern end. The land to be provided by the city and 1800 yearly for maintenance. The proposal awaits action by the Board of Aldermen meeting next Thursday. Several sites proposed but no decision made.
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Andrew Carnegie
Somerville
Board of Aldermen
Cambridge Bars Sunday Movies
Mayor Rockwood of Cambridge orders no more Sunday film show permits. The move follows long protest by ministers and a recent hearing on the issue as theatres in the city are informed of the ban.
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Rockwood
Cambridge
Gardner Attacks Hughes as Dark Horse in Roosevelt Bid
Min Gardner labels the Hughes push a mask for reactionary GOP forces and argues Roosevelt is the stronger chief executive. He lists Leonard Wood, Weeks, and Elihu Root as capable alternatives, criticizing Hughes for lacking demonstrated executive ability as New York governor.
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Republican
Roosevelt
Hughes
Theodore Roosevelt
Min Gardner
Leonard Wood
Weeks
Elihu Root
New York
Roosevelt Leaders Openly Split From Hughes Support
In Boston a clash over presidential choice unfolds as Roosevelt allies abandon any contest against Hughes while urging open positions from unpledged delegates. Gardner cites need for a seasoned pilot and calls out McCall Burton Hughes and Wilson as academic, contrasting with Roosevelt.
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Hughes
McCall
Burton
Wilson
Roosevelt
Gardner
Charles Sumner Bird
Congressman Gardner
Faneuil Hall
Justice Hughes
Bird
Murray Crane
Governor McCall
Senator Lodge
Governor McCall Speaks at Boston Press Club Luncheon
Governor McCall will address the Boston Press Club at a noontime luncheon today, outlining his plans for a constitutional convention. He will be joined by Senator Henry Wells, State Treasurer Charles A. Burrill, Secretary Albert P. Langtry, Senator Martin Hayes, and Representative Fitz-Henry Smith, among others.
Hack Driver Injured In Cambridge Auto Collision
Michael Cush of 94 Fourth Street Hast Cambridge, driver of the hack, and two Harvard student passengers were involved when a touring car struck the hack and sent it into the air. Cush left Cambridge Relief Hospital yesterday afternoon. Students J. E. Towne and R. B. Loveman suffered no serious injuries.
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Hack
Michael Cush
Fourth Street
Cambridge
Harvard
Harvard Street
Cambridge Relief Hospital
J. E. Towne
Thayer Hall
R. B. Loveman
Dunster Hall
Measure Repealing Boston and Maine Reorganization Act Advances
Members of the minority stockholders association celebrate as the House passes the repeal measure to a third reading. A sharp debate preceded the vote and an earlier committee report setback was overturned despite Senate acceptance. The real clash is anticipated next week at engrossment.
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Carnegie Library
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