Never Had Love for Amy Shonio
In Hyde Park Vermont the trial of Arthur Mudgett for the murder of 19 year old Amy Shonio proceeds. The state presents damning evidence via Mudgett’s sworn pre arrest account given days after the July 31 crime and at the inquest. The last sighting places Amy alive at 8 o clock and Attorney General Archibald questions witnesses while Mrs Miller challenges her memory about a red hat.
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Hyde Park
Arthur Mudgett
Johnson Lumberman
Moulton
Lamoille County
Amy Shonio
Mudgett
J. S. Leach
Amy
Archibald
Katherine A. Nicholas
Nichols
Everett House
Johnson
Ila Atwell
Madgett
Erwin Fletcher
Amy Shonfo
Effie Miller
ASK CONGRESS TO FREE DEBS
Political prisoners, notably Eugene V. Debs, are urged freed by Congress. Samuel Gompers and AFL representatives press the France amnesty resolution before the Senate judiciary committee. Gompers calls for repeal of the espionage law as wartime wariness lingers.
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Washington
Eugene V. Debs
Congress
Samuel Gompers
American Federation of Labor
Champ Clark
Senate Judiciary
France
Maryland
Gompers
United States
Jesus Christ
Debs
Stomach-Rite Praised by Clergy and Doctors
A Baptist clergyman Rev H W Chamberlin of Somerville Mass proclaims Stomach-Rite cures distress gas and bloating. Dr John Wilbur and Mrs M J Conant likewise tout its benefits for indigestion heart trouble and constipation. The remedy is sold by Houghton Dutton Co Boston or by mail with a free trial offer from Dr Wilbur Westerly RI.
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H. W. Chamberlin
Mt. Vernon St
Somerville
Mass
John Wilbur
Bearse
Newport Ave
Wollaston
M. J. Conant
Blanchard St
Lawrence
Boston Man Receives D S C for Valor in France
The War Department awards the Distinguished Service Cross to First Lieutenant John C Letzing of Boston born, son of Christian J Letzing. He earned the honor for extraordinary heroism north of Montfaucon, France on September 2 1918, exposing himself to heavy fire to lead tanks and encourage his platoon after tanks withdrew.
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Washington
War Department
John CC. Letzing
Lambert Street
Boston
John C. Letzing
Sth Infantry
Montfaucon
France
Letzing
Lynn City Council Allocates 10000 for Unemployed Relief
The Lynn City Council approved a ten thousand dollar appropriation upon Mayor Walter H. Creamer's recommendation to employ unemployed citizens. Funds will be used for street repair and construction to alleviate distress without relying on the overseers of the poor.
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City Council
Lynn
Walter H. Creamer
Creamer
Weather summary from SMITH meteorologist note
Mean maximum temperature and minimum temperature with barometer pressure dew point and relative humidity. A fragment from SMITH, meteorologist, shows a numeric value 26.00 W and unreadable text.
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Smith
Open Irish Fund Drive to Aid Ireland Relief
A major fund drive for Ireland relief opens Sunday with a meeting of the Greater Boston Council of the Friends of Irish Freedom at the United States Hotel to finalize plans for the campaign, following orders from the national council.
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Ireland
Greater Boston
Friends of Irish Freedom to Launch Relief Drive Soon
As early as last October the group planned a fund for Irish relief amid calls for food shelter and clothing. After a three month delay and new assurances the drive will begin within a week with collection books and circulars ready at the United States Hotel next Sunday. John Stratton O Leary will serve as treasurer. trustees include Bishop Gallagher Hon C C Moore and Monsignor Gerald F P Coughlin. Matthew Cummings urges strong support for distressed Ireland and liberty loving peoples.
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Friends of Irish Freedom
Ireland
F. TI
O. I
Harry Boland
Eamon de Valera
Irish Republic
National Council
United States
New York
Quincy House
John Stratton O'Leary
Bishop Gallagher
Detroit
C. C. Moore
Newport
R. IL
Gerald FP
Coughlin
Philadelphia
Matthew Cummings
Greater Boston
Demand for Irish bond funds sent to Ireland by F O I F
New York local council of the Friends of Irish Freedom urges Eamon de Valera to transfer several million dollars held in American banks to Ireland for relief and reconstruction. John J. Buckley published the appeal stating funds were raised in New York for the Irish Republic and now lie idle.
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New York
Ireland
Eamon de Valera
Friends of Irish Freedom
John J. Buckley
Buckley
Special Session Nears Adjournment as Key Measures Loom
Legislators aim to finish work and adjourn this evening though delays in engrossing measures may push it to tomorrow. A controversial bridge tax for the Connecticut River project faces a veto bid by Springfield opponents, while supporters expect Governor Coolidge to sign the bill. A joint convention approved a constitutional amendment removing male voting qualification and a town meeting governance change for towns with 4000 or more residents, both needing 1921 legislature action and voter approval.
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Connecticut River
Springfield
West
Coolidge
Senate
House
Lawyer
Ware
Niland
East Boston
Bigney
South
Boston
Boston Teachers Salary Bill Enacted Alongside Holyoke West Relief
Yesterday the state enacted a Boston school teachers salary bill and measures to relieve Holyoke and West. The actions address pay scales for educators and aid for two cities facing financial strain. Officials indicated the bills aim to stabilize school funding and municipal finances.
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Boston
Holyoke and
West
Death of South Boston Man in Apartment
Clement P. McDonald aged 55 of 633 East Seventh street South Boston was found dead on the floor of his flat. Medical Examiner Waters ruled heart trouble the cause and said the man had been dead several days.
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Clement P. McDonald
East Seventh Street
Boston
Waters
Son of Cabinet Officer Killed in Plane Propeller Accident
Walter Kh. Alexander, son of the Secretary of Commerce, was killed at Bolling Field when the propeller struck him as he prepared to fly in an airplane. The accident occurred today in Washington.
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Washington
Walter Kh. Alexander
Alexander
Department of Commerce
Bolling Field
Arrested at Cambridge Dance In Theft of Auto Case
Leo I F Hennes Sey alias Spike Hennessey, 19, of 14 Therham Street West Roxbury, was nabbed at a Cambridge dance. Under Judge Hayden orders bail is $5000. He faces charges for the September 7 theft of a $1500 automobile from Clarence W. Hurley of Stoughton at Washington and Ruggles streets.
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Leo If’. Hennessey
Spike
Hennessey
Therham Street
West Roxbury
Cambridge
Hayden
Clarence W. Hurley
Stoughton
Washington and Ruggles Street
Post Santa Claus Helps Spread Christmas Cheer
Community message urges readers to support needy children by acting as a volunteer Santa Claus, delivering gifts and spreading holiday joy through local efforts.
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Santa Claus
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