Philadelphia Council Passes Unanimous Resolution For Soldier’s Resting Place
The Philadelphia City Council adopts a unanimous resolution seeking a final resting place in the United States for an unknown American soldier who died on a French battlefield, honoring the sacrifice that embodies national ideals born at home.
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Ponzi Wins Both McMasters Suit and Receivers Case
Judge Keating directed verdicts in the cross suits between William H. McMasters and Charles Ponzi. The receivers were awarded $935.88 against McMasters, and Ponzi prevailed in the other suit. McMasters testified he received $6,000 from the Post for a copyrighted Aug 2 article, with $5,000 for the piece and $1,000 as a bonus.
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Murder Charges For Two New York City Policemen
An indictment charging two members of the police department with murder in the first degree was returned by the January grand jury after former Governor Whitman expanded his inquiry into police suppression of evidence in murder cases. The officers, ordered to surrender by Police Commissioner Enright, are accused in the death of a 16 year old boy shot last July, a case re-submitted after earlier dismissal without indictments.
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Suffrage Statues Accepted for Capitol Rotunda
The Congressional joint committee voted to place marble busts of Susan B Anthony Elizabeth Cady Stanton and Lucretia Mott in the Capitol rotunda for formal presentation on Feb 15 and later set in their permanent location under the dome.
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Baker removes name plate from cabinet chair
Secretary Baker today took from his White House Cabinet room chair the plate bearing his name since he joined the Cabinet on March 9 1916 He said he would place the plate in his Cleveland law offices after March 4 as a souvenir of his government service
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Girl From Finland Weds at Portland Pier
Miss Alphide Granrath of Finland arrived on the steamer Cassandra and found her fiance Gustaf Westerlund of Gardiner with a marriage license and a clergyman at the pier. The ceremony was performed by Rev. Dr. T J Etnslade of Gardiner.
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20 Cases of Typhus in Italian Liner
The Italian liner San Giusto arrives in New York with 20 typhus cases aboard and three passenger deaths on the Trieste voyage. Dr Royal S Copeland, New York health commissioner, seeks an immigration embargo against epidemic European countries.
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