Owls Leader Talbot Sentenced to Five Years in Prison
John Talbot of South Bend supreme president of the Order of Owls was convicted in U S District Court of transporting Pearl Bagley for immoral purposes. He was fined 5000 dollars and sentenced to Leavenworth for five years, the maximum for the Mann act violation. He may appeal within 60 days after being granted liberty on bond. Motions for a new trial and for arrest of judgment were overruled.
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Indianapolis
John Talbot
South Bend
Ind
The
Order of Owls
United States District Court
A. B. Anderson
Leavenworth
Talbot
Pearl Bagley
Topeka
Kan
Liberty
Prohibition Party Plans Active National Campaign
The national committee of the Prohibition Party announced it will continue aggressive political action to boost national prohibition. H P Faris of Clinton Missouri, treasurer, said the party has “tossed its hat into the ring” and resolutions discussed included deportation for alien offenders under the eighteenth amendment and revoking citizenship and voting rights of violators.
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Chicago
Prohibition Party
H. P. Faris
Clinton
Congress
Charitable Society Marks 265th Year Banquet Speech
Moorfield Storey criticized ignorant newspaper writers at the St Andrew's Day banquet of the Scots' Charitable Society in Paul Revere Hall. He urged public opinion to back trained experts in arms limitation talks and to wait for their best efforts before acting.
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Moorfield Storey
St. Andrew's Day
Scots’ Charitable Society
Paul Revere Hall
Scots Charitable Society Banquet Marks 264th Anniversary
The banquet and dance celebrated the 264th anniversary of the Scots Charitable Society. Governor Cox praised Scottish thrift and rugged strength and urged understanding for France, while Mayor Peters lauded the city’s leadership and the Scottish race. President Millar toasted St Andrew.
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France
Lord Curzon
Scots’ Charitable Society
Cox
Peters
Boston
Society
5. W
Millar
St. Andrew
Scotland
Navy disarmament likely under Hughes plan says McCall
Washington reports pessimists on disarmament fade as analysis notes Japan reluctant to scrap the Mitzu. U S and Britain appear ready for reduced battleship tonnage while missiles and submarines may shrink. Lloyd George may join a financial mission to stabilize world money.
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Mr. Hughes
Japan
United States
Great Britain
Congress
House
Lloyd George
Paine’s department store touts eager service from sales staff
The Paine Building is not the vast floors or accumulated wares but its salespeople. The store invites customers to judge it by its staff, claiming Paine salespeople are proverbially attentive and deferential in service.
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Conrad
Paine Building
Paine
Paine’s
Decrease in US Murders Across 1920 Records
National homicide totals for 1920 reach about 9000, down 500 from 1919 per Frederick L Hoffman of Prudential. Memphis leads with 63.4 killings per 100,000. Rochester is safest at 1.3. Southern states show highest rates. New England states lowest. major city rates vary, with St. Louis and Cleveland among the high.
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New York
United States
Federick L. Hoffman
Prudential Life Insurance Company of America
Spectator
Memphis
Tenn
Rochester
N. Y
New England
Middle Atlantic
Central States
Trochy Mountain
Pacific States
Boston
Chicago
San Francisco
Philadelphia
St. Louis
Cleveland
Harding to Host Farm Bureau Delegates on Disarmament Talk
Gray Silver, Washington representative of the Farm Bureau Federation, met with President Harding to arrange a December 7 reception for farm organization delegates. They will present agricultural views on disarmament.
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Harding
Washington
Woman Bakes Bread in Big Roasting Pan
Mrs Rose Tremblay of 62 Magoun Street North Cambridge bakes large loaves for a family of 14. She uses the bottom of a 20 inch roasting pan for oval loaves and bakes two hours. Her oatmeal loaf recipe blends flour oats molasses water lard salt and yeast with overnight rising.
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Rose Tremblay
Magoun Street
Cambridge
Life
Tremblay
North Cambridge
Telephone from Moving Car Demonstrated in Schenectady
In Schenectady New York on November 3 a carrier current telephone link operated from a moving trolley car to a point over three miles away on Schenectady Railway Company lines under General Electric Company supervision. Officials said the demonstration signals important advances in electric train operations.
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Schenectady
N. Y
General Electric Company
The Emperor Hadrian in Bernice Brown’s Boston Post piece
Another Bernice Brown story titled The Emperor Hadrian will appear in the upcoming Boston Sunday Post Magazine. The feature promises detailed narrative and historical insights in a period voice.
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Bernice Brown
Emperor Hadrian
Boston Sunday Post
New Swindle Bares Tickets Theft Plot In Boston
Inspectors Dorsey and Crawford arrest J. J. Deancup of Providence for larceny of $134.20 theater tickets. He registered at three hotels under different names, ordered 12 tickets, and sold them without paying hotel bills. He was well dressed and awaits Municipal Court arraignment.
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Boston
Dorsey and
Crawford
J. J. Deancup
Providence
Deancup
Admiral Sims to Speak at Radcliffe Club
Rear Admiral Sims will discuss The Navy in the Great War and Future Naval Development at Radcliffe College Club at 8 this evening. The Navy Yard band will perform and refreshments follow in the clubhouse at 40 Commonwealth Avenue.
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Radcliffe College
Radcliffe College Club
Sims
Navy
Navy Yard
Commonwealth Avenue
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Radcliffe
Lea & Perrins
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