Terre Haute Officials Begin Prison Sentences at Leavenworth
Twenty one Terre Haute city and former officials convicted in election conspiracy cases started serving time at Leavenworth Kansas United States penitentiary. Mayor Donny M Roberts led fifteen prisoners to the facility this morning in a special car while six others arrived later under Federal Court permission. Five named inmates Arthur Gillis John Masselink Joseph O Mara George S Overa and Maurice Walsh received one year and one day sentences and arrived with Judge Anderson permitting unaccompanied travel.
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Leavenworth
Kan
Terre Haute
Ind
United States Penitentiary
Donny M. Roberts
Indianapolis
Arthur Gillis
John Masselink
Joseph O'Mara
George S. Overa
Maurice Walsh
Anderson
Fugitive from Dover Police Nabbed in Back Bay
Ernest Irving alias Doc Irwin of 181 St. Botolph street Back Bay was arrested last night by Inspectors Legith and Concannon charged with being a fugitive from justice. Irving is wanted in Dover New Hampshire.
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Ernest Irving
Doc’’ Irwin
St. Botolph Street
Back Bay
Legith
Concannon
Irving
Dover
N. H
Dandruff Remedy Promoted For Home Use
An 8 oz bottle mixture of Bay Rum Levenade Composee and Menthol Crystals is touted to cure dandruff. Apply night and morning by rubbing into the scalp with fingertips or brush. The formula claims to clear dandruff, prevent return, and aid hair growth and color restoration.
Roosevelt Libel Trial Opens with Swift Jury Drawing
The Roosevelt libel case opens in Syracuse as Justice Andrews denies the motion to dismiss and rapid jury selection yields twelve jurors including Progressives. Colonel Roosevelt enters with vigor while Barnes and Ivins prepare the defense and the crowd awaits testimony from newspaper men.
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Supreme Court
William S. Andrews
Justice Andrews
Ivins
Mr. Bowers
Onondaga County
Barnes
Mr. Barnes
Colonel Roosevelt
Roosevelt
Bowers
William M. Ivins
Roosevelt statement questioned in defamation case
John M. Bowers, senior counsel for the ex President, argued in a motion to dismiss that Colonel Roosevelt never claimed Barnes or Murphy gained personally from their control of the invisible government and that the colonel's language did not necessarily imply personal corruption.
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Mr. Bowers
Colonel Roosevelt
Mr. Barnes
Syracuse
Justice Andrews
Barnes
Roosevelt
Colonel
Murphy
Oliver D. Burden
Ernest Wagner
Germany
Kaiser
Belgium
Phillip Muth
German Extraction. Mr. Burden
Boschert
Beneke
Wly
Albany
Mr. Ivins
Barmes
John M. Bowers
Mr. Murphy
Methodist Conference announces appointments for year
Bishop William A. Quayle of St. Paul, president of the New England Methodist Conference, announced the appointments of district superintendents and pastors for the ensuing year at the final session in People's Temple.
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William A. Quayle
St. Paul
New England Methodist Conference
People’s Temple
Clergy and Church Officials Listed Across Massachusetts
A compiled roll of clergy and church leaders includes W. H. Beers of South Framingham C. E. Tilton Gleasondale A P Keast Graniteville R H McVicker Leicester and Greenville W G Harding Central Church Lowell L P Clausey St Pauls Lowell A C Skinner Worthen Street Lowell F W Brett Sudbury Co G Davis Townsend B C Charlton West Medway C F King Whitinsville H G Buckingham Grace and Laurel Street Churches Worcester E A Kernahan to assist B L Jennings Park Avenue Church Worcester G E Folk Trinity Lake view James King Springfield District Superintendent Co Ford Amherst T J Gambill Barre H M Fisher Belchertown and Dwight H G Butler Bernardston E M Frary Brookfield H S Thomas Chester G M Smiley Colrain W Hale Enfield Henry Greeley Glendale H G Allen Granville and Mun dale W C Prewitt Greenfield oo 2s Kennedy Leyden and East Colrain L S Lyon Monson W G Colgrove Florence Church Northampton W A Kilmer North Brookfield J H Hall North Dana and North Prescott Paul E Shannon Shelburne Falls L L Beeman Wales W G Colgrove West Warren C P Keast Williamsburg W A Kilmer
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W. H. Beers
South Framingham
C. E. Tilton
Gleasondale
A. P. Keast
Graniteville
R. H. McVicker
Leicester
Greenville
W. G. Harding
Central Church
Lowell
L. P. Clausey
St. Paul’s
A. C. Skinner
Worthen Street
F. W. Brett
Sudbury
G. Davis
Townsend
B. C. Charleton
West Medway
C. F. King
Whitinsville
H. G. Buckingham
Grace
Laurel Street
Worcester
E. A. Kernahan
B. L. Jennings
Park Avenue
G. E. Folk
Trinity
Lakeview
James King
Springfield
Ford
Amherst
T. J. Gambill
Barre
H. M. Fisher
Belchertown
Dwight
H. G. Butler
Hotel Registration Bill Heads to Senate Vote Today
Reform forces press for passage of a hotel registration bill requiring real names, keeping registers open to police, and making hotelkeepers responsible for accuracy. The measure, backed by the White Slave Commission and Watch and Ward Society, faces potential viva voce opposition and a crucial roll call. An amendment by Senator Gifford is rejected by supporters.
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Senate
House
White Slave Commission
Watch and Ward Society
Gifford
Funeral Services for Mary C Harkins
The funeral for Miss Mary C Harkins of 95 Adams Street Quincy was held yesterday at St John the Baptist Church with a solemn high mass at 10 am celebrated by Rev Michael J Owens. Burial followed in St Mary's Cemetery Quincy. Adamson's Cough Balsam advertised for coughs colds and grippe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary C. Harkins
Adams Street
Quincy
Church of St. John the Baptist
Michael J. Owens
St. Mary's Cemetery
Maria T L Hayes Funeral Today in Cambridge
Funeral services for Miss Maria T L Hayes sister of William A Hayes 2d assistant United States commissioner will be held at 3 oclock this afternoon at her residence 590 Mt Auburn avenue Cambridge She died Sunday morning Interment will be at Mt Auburn Cemetery
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Maria T. L. Hayes
William A. Hayes
United States
Mt. Auburn Avenue
Cambridge
Miss Hayes
Caroline S. Hayes
Mt. Auburn Cemetery
A Treatment for Catarrh Promoted with Remedy Recipe
An advertisement urges use of Parmint double strength with hot water and sugar to treat catarrh. It warns against inhalers and sprays and claims the remedy relieves headaches, runny nose, and other catarrh symptoms, promising to drive the disease from the body. It recommends every patient try the prescription.
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New York
William L. Barnum
Dillon Bronson
Boston
Horace Adair
Presbyterian Church
Franklin Hamilton
American ”S University At
Washington
Bishop Hamilton
Quayle
Allston
W. G. Chaffee
Appleton
Tobias Foss
Hyde Park
D. D
J. E. Waterhouse
St. Luke’s
Lynn
D. S. Smith
L. W. Stringfellow
Malden Centre
J. T. Carlyon
Ll. H. Bugbee
Linden
C. H. Hiller
Robinson
Malden
John Mason
Bethany
Medford
R. A. Wilson
First Church
F. D. Taylor
Medford Hillside, M. K. Stone
C. M. Panunzio
Washington Street
Newburyport
E. R. Bartlett
Reading
H. E. Hurd
Rockport
Harry Rankin
Dorr Memorial
Saugus
Storer Wiggin
South Tewksbury
H. G. Haggeman
Topsfield
E. A. Brown
Wakefield
J. P. West
Wilmington
H. G. Hageman
Woburn
W. A. Wood
Ashburnham
A. Conrad
Ashland
R. B. Lisle
Ayer
John C. Bentley
East Douglas
W. E. Hayes
East Templeton
Phillipston
H. S. Putnam
East Pepperell
William Barnes
N. Y
Theodore Roosevelt
Gale & Kent
New England
Court Street
Methodist
Adamson
RH. White
Milan
White CO
Iia
Ntilitibas
Wsttit Ji
America
Tremont Street
Willson’s Shoe Shop
CASE
Commonwealth
Brighton Aves
Brighton
John T. Buttus Gee
Union St
Washington St. Jefferson
Ea.ib
MT. Ay
Legal
Ea. Ib
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Aemene
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