Counsel Ejected From Dean Hearing In New Hampshire
Harry M. Gutterman of Boston urged a mild bill of complaint seeking special counsel and a special grand jury to reexamine the 1918 Jaffrey murder of Dr. William Dean. Gov Bartlett had Concord police eject Gutterman from the council chamber amid a libel suit against a Boston newspaper he advised.
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Concord
N. H
Jaffrey
William Dean
Harry M. Gutterman
Boston
John P. Bartlett
Bartlett
Gutterman
Council
St Lawrence Deepening Costs Estimated Over 250 Million
The international joint commission on waterways considers deepening the St Lawrence River from Montreal to Lake Ontario. Estimates show more than 250 million dollars total, including about 50 million to enable deep draught ocean ships and roughly 200 million to develop 2,000,000 horsepower of unused waterpower.
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New York
St. Lawrence
Montreal
Lake Ontario
International Joint Commission On Waterways
Obadiah Gardner
United States
Maine
Gardner
Can Agree On Subject Of Ireland
Former Mayor John F. Fitzgerald told a large Armory audience that the Irish question could be discussed dispassionately by Irish and English alike and would yield justice and self determination for Ireland. The Knights of Columbus organized the meeting.
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Lawrence
John F. Fitzgerald
Ireland
Knights of Columbus
Irish English Irish Catholic ties praised in Lawrence talk
Mr Fitzgerald argues cooperation between English and Irish born residents under the American flag could ease the Irish question. He cites Irish ancestry mayoral history in Lawrence, English support in Boston, and notes Catholic leaders like Cardinal Gibbons and Cardinal O Connell as examples of trusted, capable public figures.
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Fitzgerald
Lawrence
England
Ireland
New England
James Cardinal Gibbon
Cardinal O’connell
Massachusetts
Boston
Arc
United States
U S Leads in Wireless Technology Says Marconi
Rome reports Marconi asserts the United States leads in wireless invention with practical voice transmission devices. He notes Western European nations lag in wireless telephones while China relies on wireless service for city and rural links. He predicts wireless phones will replace lines and reduce costs and outages within the year.
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Rome
Guglielmo Marconi
United States
Europe
China
Signor Marcon
Editor Brayton L. Nichols Dies at Buffalo Express
Brayton L. Nichols, a Buffalo Express editor for over two decades, died today in Buffalo of pneumonia.
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Buffalo
N. Y
Brayton L. Nichols
Buffalo Express
Hearings Near Deer Island on Alleged Radicals Begin
Immigration officials closed hearings on January 2 raids across New England. Deputy Commissioner James Sullivan oversaw proceedings at Deer Island with William Collyer and his wife of Wellesley, both refusing to discuss themselves. The couple faces ten thousand dollars bail, Mrs Collyer detained. About 400 captured. 147 released on bonds. Ime Kaplan paid five thousand dollars for release. Evidence will go to Washington. The article notes a popular shaggy felt hat.
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Deer Island
Jamey A. Sullivan
William Collyer
Wellesley
England
Collyer
New England
Ime Kaplan
Washington
Naval Award Hearings End as Committee Deliberates
Washington Feb 12 Chairman Hale said no further hearings in the naval decorations inquiry. The Senate committee will review the evidence and likely release its report in about two weeks. The Sims charges about Navy cooperation with allies will start after March 1.
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Washington
Senate Committee of Inquiry
Hale
Sims
Police Turn Shoveliers in New York Streets
One thousand policemen were enlisted today to clear streets of ice and snow the thickest since the 1888 blizzard. Street Cleaning Commissioner Macstay said 18,215 men and 1,060 trucks were engaged, while heavy trucks faced impassable streets and shipments piled up at terminals.
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New York
Macstay
Son Loses Race to See Dying Father
A man from Presque Isle, 47, rushed to visit his stricken parents as pneumonia swept through the family. He arrived this evening while his father, W. A. Taylor, died shortly after noon. his mother’s condition offered slight hope. The son leaves behind five children.
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Presque Isle
W. A. Taylor
Taylor
St Jacobs Liniment Promises Fast Back Pain Relief
A vintage ad touts St Jacobs Liniment as a quick remedy for back pain lumbago sciatica and neuritis. It claims a small trial bottle applied by rubbing relieves soreness within fifty seconds and cautions against crippling. The product is described as magical yet harmless and non staining.
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St. Jacobs
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