Greek King Constantine’s Healing Wound Rechecked by Doctors
Professors Friedrich Kraus and Eiselberg, who treated King Constantine last spring, have returned to Athens to inspect the June operation wound that remains unhealed. The king’s general condition is good as doctors assess the pleurisy era and prior rib removal.
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Professor Eiiselberg
Vienna
Constantine
Athens
Eiselberg
London
Kraus
Kavala
Health update from Greece crowns Constantine recovery note
Charge d Affaires Vouros released a cable from Professors Kraus and Ehiselberg reporting King Constantine inexcellent health. Lungs and heart function well though wound excrescence from old surgery persists yet does not affect health or duties. Malden saves nearly 100 by not paying three doctors extra salaries. Drs Hober man McNichael Gallagher would have earned 29.17 each, but legality prevented double compensation.
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Washington
Vouros
Kraus and
Ehiselberg
Constantine
Malden
Malden Contagious Hospital
Samuel Hoberman
E. H. McNichael
N. A. Gallagher
Board of Health
Gallagher
Contagious Hospital
War talk to engage Congress reconvenes in January
Congress reconvenes Tuesday to begin serious consideration of momentous legislation. Before the holiday recess little was accomplished beyond organization and extension of the emergency war revenue law.
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Washington
Congress
Mayor Kearns of Waltham Is Missing
Mayor Kearns of Waltham vanished after leaving his home Thursday morning on an errand to Boston. He was last seen in Cambridge and Watertown en route, with family and city officials urgently seeking him as police spread his description nationwide.
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City Hall
Kearns
Bacon Street
Main Street
Mattie Philbrick
Boston
Cambridge
Registrar of Deeds
Waltham
Margaret Carter
Board of Health
Central Square
Watertown
George Farnsworth
Mr. Farnsworth
Patrick Kearns
Artimus Rogers
Henry H. Bond
Bond
Waltham District Court
John L. Harvey
J. C. McManama
McManama
Carter
Mr. Duff
Dorchester
Satterfield Bear
Plans Censor for Wartime Censorship Doctrine Outlined
Washington January 2 details of a wartime censorship plan by the army general staff are disclosed in Major General Hugh N. Scott's annual report. The plan urges prewar preparation to avoid chaos and calls for coordination between a designated army officer and a Navy officer with press representatives to draft legislation authorizing presidential control of publication and communications during defense.
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Washington
Army General Staff
Hugh N. Scott
Great Britain
Europe
Army
Secretary of War
Navy
Secretary of the Navy
Eight Arrested in Early Morning Back Bay Raid
Police from Back Bay station raid Suite 21 at 57 Batavia street and arrest Daniel Mack 21 of 3 Dexter court and seven companions for being present where gaming implements were found. The unit had been watched for some time.
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Batavia Street
Daniel Mack
Dexter Court
Back Bay
Prevent the Grip Cords with Bromo Quinine Remedy
A note states Bromo Quinine removes the cause of grip cords. It mentions a single product labeled BROMO QUININE with EB and W. Grove's signature on the box. The fragment suggests a medical or patent remedy description from a historical ad or medical note.
Four Generation Family Birthday Celebration
Young Robert George McCoy of 42 Main Street Somerville marks his first birthday with a four generation family gathering. Attending are his great grandmother Mrs Martha Craft of Canada, his maternal grandfather Robert D Craft, and his mother Mrs George W McCoy.
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Martha Craft
Canada
Robert D. Craft
George W. McCoy
Somerville
Robert George McCoy
Main Street
Justice Lamar of Supreme Court Dies
Justice Lamar of the United States Supreme Court died at 8:30 pm after a long illness. Burial will be in Augusta, Georgia, with the funeral party leaving Washington Tuesday at 3 pm. He served nearly five years, wrote and rewrote opinions up to 200 times, and was Generous with public service, leaving a legacy tied to Georgia and national law. He was born Oct 14 1857 in Georgia and married Miss Clarinda Pendleton in 1870, leaving two children Philip Rucker Lamar and William Pendleton Lamar.
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Senate Committee On Foreign Relations
Hoke Smith
Wilson
Congress
Senate
Augusta
Washingston
Lamar
Supreme Court
Justice Lamar
Washington
Lane
Interior Department
John W. Davis
Georgia
Virginia
Bayards
Delaware
Massachusetts
Mirabeau Lamar
San Jacinto
Texas
L. Q. C. Lamar
University of Georgia
Bethany College
West Virginia
Supreme Court of Georgia
Supreme Court of the United States
Taft
Niagara Falls
Republic of Mexico
Noted Family Justice Lamar Appointed to Supreme Bench
The article outlines Justice Lamar, a Democrat appointed to the Supreme Bench by President Taft five years prior. It notes a Lamar family tradition of Huguenot origin fleeing France after the Edict of Nantes revoked.
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Justice Lamar
Supreme Bench
Taft
Lamar
France
Oregon Supreme Court bars dismissal for marriage alone
Salem Oregon January 2 marriage alone is not a sufficient cause to dismiss a school teacher states the Oregon Supreme Court ruling. The decision underscores that marital status cannot be used as grounds for termination in education settings.
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Salem
Ore
Oregon Supreme Court
Norwegian steamer Skard endures 20 day gale voyage to Fowey
After a brutal 20 day battle with gales and heavy seas the Norwegian steamer Skard finally reached port at Fowey England. Captain Edward Gundersen earned praise for seamanship that likely saved the ship while crew members Eyvind Lanne Oscar Andresen and Thure Sarnholm suffered injuries before temporary repairs and rest. A second steamer sighted in the storm and Skard will undergo repairs before departing.
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Skard
Fowey
Eng
Eyvind Lanne
Christigania
Edward Gundersen
Oscar Andresen
Thure Sarnholm
Gundersen
Sornholm
Boston
Ship in fierce Atlantic storm near Barry fractures ship structure
Laden with china clay, the Shard left Fowey on December 13 and called at Barry for bunkers before a mid Atlantic hurricane. A giant wave wrecked the foremast head lantern, snapped ventilators and stanchions, damaged winches and hatch supports, and flooded the captain's cabin and room. The storm halted full speed as the vessel fought to head into the gale.
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Fowey
Barry
mid-Atlantic
Gundersen
Pope Benedict congratulates Cardinal Falconio on ordination anniversary
The pope sent warm congratulations to Cardinal Diomede Falconio apostolic delegate to the United States as he prepares to celebrate the 50th anniversary of his priestly ordination on January 4 in Buffalo New York. The pontiff praised his long ecclesiastical service in the United States.
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Rome
Benedict
Diomede Falconio
United States
Buffalo
N. Y
Election for Anti Death Penalty Initiated in 1916 Vote
An anti death penalty petition has been filed in Sacramento to place the issue on the November 1916 general election ballot. The San Diego based effort lists 847 signers, aiming for 74 186 names after a prior failed attempt.
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Sacramento
Cal
Secretary of State
San Diego
Eight Greeks Arrested Over One Hundred Card Packs
Police found 100 packs of cards in a second floor clubroom at 22 Holland Street. Eight Greek men were seated around a table and arrested, then admitted to bail.
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West Somerville
Holland Street
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Berlin
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Merchantes Legal Stamp Company
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Mase
Syideahurs
Merchants Legal Stamp Company
Persia
Legislative Branch
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Leonard P. Clifton
Eben J. Williams
Williams
Patrick J. Duane
Waltram
U. S
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Cardinal Falconio
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