Speculation on Army Chief of Staff Succession
Washington December 19 Secretary Garrison says Major General Leonard Wood will leave as chief of staff to head the Department of the East at Governor's Island New York. Top contenders discussed include Major General William W Woolth spoon and Brigadier General Arthur Murray with General Thomas H Barry ruled out for Philippine orders.
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Washington
Garrison
Leonard Wood
Army
Department of the East
Governor's Island
N. Y
William W. Wotherspoon
Army War College
Arthur Murray
Coast Artillery
Western Department
San Francisco
Ear
Thomas H. Barry
Philippines
Armed Guards for Mona Lisa's Trip
Florence December 19 Dr Ricci director general of Fine Arts supervised packing of the Mona Lisa which will be sent to Rome tomorrow. The painting will be guarded by police and museum officials carbineers will be on duty at all stations along the railroad line. School children accompanied by their teachers viewed the Mona Lisa today.
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Florence
Ricci
Fine Arts
Rome
Police Accusations Rise From City Hall Arrest
Representative P Joseph McManus filed complaints against Patrolmen Herbert Andrews and Timothy Kelley for false arrest. Andrews faces assault and battery charges and Kelley accused of assault and indecent language after the December 10 drunkenness arrest. McManus was found not guilty in Police Court. Separately Thomas Corcoran, linked to a Rialto orange grove case, was sent to the House of Correction for 15 months on larceny via forged checks. Daphene Holmes appeal delayed to Monday.
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P. Joseph McManus
Roxbury
Herbert Andrews
Timothy Kelley
City Hall Avenue
Andrews
Kelley
McManus
Murray
Thomas Corcoran
Rialto
Cal
Daphene Holmes
San Francisco
House of Correction
Miss Holmes
Man Taken After Drunken Carriage of Loot
Henry Dickey 34 of Shirley street Revere was arrested on Brom field street for drunkenness. At City Hall avenue station six handkerchiefs seven silk waists and a mesh bag were found on the floor. officers noted the items as loot.
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Henry Dickey
Shirley Street
Revere
Bromfield Street
City Hall Avenue
Return of Bongao reservation to civil Philippine government
President Wilson orders the Bongao military reservation in the Jolo islands returned to civil government in the Philippines. The land will be disposed under local laws for the benefit of inhabitants, after military authorities deemed it unnecessary for army use.
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Jolo Island
Washington
Wilson
Philippines
Bongao
Jolo
Would-Be Sleuths Are Sent to Jail
John Olsen John Smith Joseph Power and John H Rose known as correspondence school detectives pleaded guilty to a hold up at Goon Chu's Chinese laundry in Quincy Point They demanded opium and money after handcuffing him Their guilty plea was entered late yesterday afternoon and they face jail time in Dedham
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John Olsen
John Smith
Joseph Power
John H. Rose
Dedham
Goon Chu
Quincy Point
Bryans To Spend Christmas At Miami
Bryan and Mrs. Bryan left Washington to spend Christmas at their winter place in Miami Florida They expect to return in time to give the annual state breakfast to the diplomatic corps on New Year s Day.
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Washington
Bryan
Miami
Fla
Diplomatic Corps
Malden May Boycott Cars Over Schedule Change
Malden residents protest Bay State Railway’s Maplewood to Linden service cut from three to four cars per hour. City officials and neighboring towns urge reinstatement, but the company remains firm. A public boycott and walkouts are anticipated if the schedule remains. Art circles buzz over a George Innes lost painting rediscovery valued up to 25000 dollars.
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Malden
Bay State Railway Company
Maplewood
Linden
Revere
Bay State Company
Maplewood-Linden
Boston & Maine Chief Denies Delaware & Hudson Takeover Plan
Morris MacDonald, president of the Boston & Maine railroad, firmly denies reports that the Delaware & Hudson railroad plans to acquire Boston & Maine through buying stock in the Boston Railroad Holding Company. He says three alternate plans to resolve Boston & Maine’s troubles are under review and that Delaware is not involved.
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Morris MacDonald
Boston & Maine Railroad
Delaware & Hudson Railroad
Boston Railroad Holding Company
New Haven Railroad
MacDonald
New York
Delaware & Hudson
Boston & Maine
President MacDonald
Lafayette
Portland
Delaware
Fitchburg
Marshall to Lecture
Chicago- Vice-President Thomas R Marshall has signed a contract to lecture at least four weeks after Congress ends. He will be paid 300 dollars per lecture and his tour is to cover Middle West cities.
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Chicago
Lyceum
Thomas R. Marshall
Middle West
Thayer Expected to Decide on Supreme Court Appointment
Governor Foss and Chief Justice Rugg met with Dean Ezra R. Thayer of Harvard Law to urge acceptance of a Supreme Court seat. The two-hour conference ended with all parties in high spirits as Thayer considers the offer and weighs the decision.
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Foss
Arthur P. Rugg
Supreme Judicial Court
Ezra R. Thayer
Harvard Law School
Supreme Court
Dean Thayer
Cocaine Seller Ordered Out of Boston by Judge
Amen Muddwar of the South End, alleged by police as a chief cocaine seller in the city, was ordered yesterday by Judge Sheehan in Police Court to leave the city for 60 days and never return. He was fined $100.
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Amen Muddwar
South End
Boston
Sheehan
Muddwar
Busceme Plans Prosecution Over Daughter Elopement
Salvatore A Busceme a North End confectioner vows to prosecute his daughter Olga and her partner Luigi Oliverio once they are returned from Washington where they are jailed A Post reporter reported Frank Busceme says Olga was last seen living with Oliverio on Sackett Street Brooklyn where the couple started a barber shop with some stolen money and jewelry valued at 500 dollars
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Salvatore A. Busceme
North End
Olga
Boston
Luigi Oliverio
Post
Oliverio
Washington
Frank Busceme
Oliveria
Sackett Street
Brooklyn
Fined for Cruelty to Cat in Roxbury Court
Maurice Grogan was found guilty of cruelly beating a cat by Roxbury Municipal Court on a Massachusetts SPCA complaint and was fined. He appealed the verdict.
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Roxbury
Massachusetts S. P. C. A
Maurice Grogan
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