Phonograph Fails to Prove Wife Infidelity in Milwaukee Suit
In Milwaukee on December 7 the husband Martin Sedlececk used a phonograph to record sleeping wife’s alleged raptures about another man but it failed to prove infidelity. The wife named Joseph Holmaska during sleep. court paused the case awaiting clearer evidence as both spouses seek divorce amid accusations.
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Joseph Holmaska
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The Gray Dawn S Word White The Foolish Virgin
A fragment from a historical page mentions figures or terms The Gray Dawn S word White and The Foolish Virgin, unclear context, possibly literary or religious references, with no full sentences or events to confirm.
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Sword
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Cambridge Voting Fraud Indictments Stir Local Politics
Middlesex District Attorney Corcoran says 200 to 300 Harvard students may be illegally registered in Cambridge. Nine men including Harvard instructors and local politicians were indicted, with arrests expected soon. The case centers on open registration drives and ads guiding students to vote illegally.
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Middlesex County
Harvard
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New York
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Smith
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Court House
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Middlesex County Grand Jury
Iver
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Arthur K. Reading
Kenneth Paeehotes K. Risener
Harvard Law School
Hale G. Knight
William B. Munro
Department of Government
Carmen Again Elect Doyle in Boston Street Carmen's Union
Thomas E. Doyle of Division 6 was re elected president of the Boston Street Carmen's Union after defeating Matthew J. Higgins of Division 1 by 3344 to 2867. William C. Lally won the vice presidency over Timothy Burns. Owen P. Moore of Division 1 was re elected secretary. Frank E. Murphy beat Coleman Joyce for conductor. Other officers include Warden Michael H. Flynn Sentinel Thomas H. McSweeney and an executive board.
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Division
Boston Street
Carmen's Union
Matthew J. Higgins
William C. Lally
Timothy Burns
Owen P. Moore
Carmen
Frank E. Murphy
Coleman
Joyce
Warden
Micheal H. Flynn
Sentinel
Thomas H. McSweeney
Frank J. Long
Ambrose Pugh
Lewis Strecker
E. Mathew McLaughlin
George McMinamen
Thomas Regan
Day for Harvard ends mudslinging with orchids
Harvard seniors conclude campaign by throwing orchids instead of mud. Today they elect marshals and class officers while junior athletes supervise polling stations as observers.
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Harvard
Harvard class elections hinge on Eddie Mahan bid for first marshal
The election centers on football captain Eddie Mahan as a likely first marshal with rival William J. Bingham for second, while third marshal draws a large athlete lineup including Ernest Soucy and Wells Blanchard. Ivy orator contest features FE Foreman Lewis Mansfield and Wyman Miller. Other offices include treasurer, orator, poet, edist and chorister.
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Harvard
Charley Brickley
Walter H. Trumbull, Jr
Brickley
Mahan
William J. Bingham
Ernest W. Soucy
Forest Hills
Wells Blanchard
Concord
David P. Morgan, Jr
New York
Harvard Crimson
Lewis P. Mansfield
Portland
Harvard Lampoon
Wyman R. Miller
Fitecoburg
Educating Immigrants Aims at Citizenship Stand
A Civic Service House meeting launched a movement to educate illiterate immigrants for American citizenship. Bernard J. Rothwell urged state led compulsory education, while State Education Commissioner David Snedden proposed nationwide expansion with government funding support. James A. Moyer and Eva W. White endorsed the effort.
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Bernard J. Rothwell
Chamber of Commerce
Massachusetts
State Immigration Board
Rothwell
David Snedden
James A. Moyer
Eva W. White
Former Newton Alderman John F. Sweeney Found Dead
John F. Sweeney a Newton businessman and former member of the Newton Board of Aldermen was found dead last night in his lodging house at 20 Yarmouth street. Death was from natural causes. He was 42 and unmarried.
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Newton Board of Aldermen
Newton
Yarmouth Street
Mr. Sweeney
Mystery Unveiled Next Sunday In The Post Magazine
A teased puzzle asks who killed Mrs Fisher with the solution promised in the following Sunday Post Magazine. The newspaper hints at a suspenseful mystery and invites readers to read on for the reveal.
Cardinal O Connell 56th Birthday Observed and New Hymnal Released
Cardinal O Connell marks his 56th birthday born December 8, 1859 in Lowell. He oversaw the Holy Cross Hymnal dedication for parish and Sunday schools containing 22 hymns with 19 new works produced during a Kingston summer. The book blends religious sentiment with patriotism in three hymns including The Cross and the Flag.
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Lowell
Holy Cross
Kingston
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