O'Connor Praised After Campaign Rally Tour
Boston debates show Charles S O'Connor touting support from Pelletier followers after Pelletier withdrawal. He claims a clear race against Murphy with Curley and Baxter trailing, vowing open politics and decisive victory. Francis X Coyne backs O'Connor as rallies continue in West Roxbury Jamaica Plain and Roxbury Crossing.
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Underground temperatures rise with depth vary globally
Temperature increases with depth at different rates across regions, reflecting geothermal gradients and local geological structures. The article notes regional variability in how quickly underground heat ascends as depth grows.
Submarine Denounced by McCall in Disarmament Talks
In Washington on December 2, Samuel W. McCall argues against submarines in the disarmament conference. He says prohibiting submarines would remove their threat, noting their darkness, stealth, and use against noncombatants. He warns banning their use would be essential for canal safety and genuine disarmament.
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Robber Killed After Bank Hold Up Near Minneapolis
An unidentified man died after a robbery at the Security State Bank in Robbinsdale. He was shot by Justice of the Peace V D Crandall while attempting to escape.
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Coakley Seeks Jury Trial In Disbarment Case
Daniel J. Coakley urged a jury trial in his disbarment matter as the Boston courtroom heard a heated session. He accused Bar Association counsel of shaping the case for Godfrey Cabot while Judge DeCourcy weighed consolidating issues with the Pelletier case and noted the crowded docket.
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Strike Won’t Affect Prices in Chicago Garment Trade
Chicago reports prices for women’s cloaks and suits will not be altered by the ongoing strike as the winter supply nears completion. Representatives of manufacturers and workers reached the agreement, with settlement not expected before the new year.
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Well Known Teacher Huse Dies In Manchester
William Hoyt Huse head of Manchester Junior High School and longtime educator died suddenly at his Mammoth Road home after a day at school. He shaped local education, loved natural history, and helped found the Manchester Institute of Arts and Sciences. He was born at the family homestead to Captain and Mrs Isaac Huse.
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New England
Manchester Institute of Arts and Sciences
Isaac Huse
Only Two Independents in Somerville City Election
Only two independent candidates will participate in the Somerville city election on December 18. Fred A. Wilson will run for alderman at large from Ward 2 and John J. Sheerin will run as an independent alderman from Ward 2.
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Fred A. Wilson
John J. Sheerin
Federal help urged for workless in Detroit conference
A Detroit meeting on December 2 calls for federal relief for unemployed citizens. Senator La Follette of Wisconsin, Glen E. Plumb, and William Z. Foster are among speakers as leaders of the labor movement discuss aid. The conference runs through Sunday.
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Senator LaFollette
Wisconsin
Glen E. Plumb
William Z. Foster
Theft of Two Silver Gray Foxes Stuns Lexington Estate
The Lexington police investigate the theft of two valuable silver gray foxes from Harvey C. Wheeler's estate on Lowell Street. Burglars damaged four locks to enter the home. the two prized foxes, a male and female valued at $1,000 each, were shot dead and removed, while the remaining two were left behind.
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Harvey C. Wheeler
Boston
Lowell Street
Wheeler
Boston Lottery Ring Sentenced to Leave City Forever
In Municipal Court Judge Sullivan fined three New York residents William Smilewe Edward Robbins and Miss Oisie Marlow and ordered them to leave Boston for all time after they were charged with conducting a lottery in room 305 611 Washington street. They were arrested last week.
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William Smilewe
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Oisie Marlow
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