Love Letters Read In Court Support State Case
District Attorney Pelletier opened the defense by reading letters written by Charlotte Broad to support the states breach of promise claim involving Samuel D. Waxman. The letters dated November 1, 1916, were penned in New York and tied to pressure alleged against legal counsel.
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Grave Apprehension in Dublin Over Opposition Attitude
In Dublin a mood of grave apprehension grows as De Valera leads a bloc opposed to the new government. Fears mount that a rebellion may follow if the opposition wins. A pact appears likely to pass despite the alarming resistance.
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De Valera Refuses Dail Treaty End as Peace Efforts Fail
Dublin reports a fractured Dail Eireann as sessions resume over the treaty. De Valera shows no sign of accepting the vote as final mandate. Frantic appeals for peace pour in while debate remains bitter and unresolved in the gloomy capital.
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Pelletier Strategy Hits Defense Submarine
The Pelletier plan yesterday targeted a defense submarine in a bold strategic move. Officials described the action as a decisive test of naval capabilities, signaling potential shifts in regional maritime defense posture.
Twin Children Die Poisoning In Lewiston Home
Harel and Aurore Micaud, aged three, twin children of Gabriel Micaud, died after swallowing strychnine tablets found on a bureau. Seven other children survive in Lewiston Maine on January 3.
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Bread price cut eyed by John T. Connor Co leader
Charles F. Adams, president of the John T. Connor Company, says a 14 ounce loaf will soon sell for five cents possibly via a new bakery or a supplier agreement. The Wakefield murder trial of Clarence W. Loud proceeds in East Cambridge with dramatic courtroom moments as family support appears.
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Woman to Rule Below Decks on Pocahontas
New York January 3 United News reports Mrs Mary Koln an Irish woman is named master at arms aboard the liner Pocahontas to keep the fo ore sails peaceful and to maintain order among seamen.
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Lamson Named Receiver in Scientists Entanglement Case
Trustees demand swift adjudication as Lamson is appointed receiver in a high profile entanglement dispute involving scientists and officials. The action centers on control and governance during ongoing investigations.
Lamson Named Temporary Receiver for Old Colony Trust
Fred M. Lamson vice-president of Old Colony Trust Company is agreed as temporary receiver by counsel for the Trustees of the Continued on Page 19 Second Col.
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High Court to Rule on Ponzi Case and Lands Dispute
Massachusetts seeks to try Charles Ponzi on state charges while he is a federal prisoner and requests land action to take shorefront property at Lake Ontario used by Rochester for a park. Assistant Attorney General Abbott asked the court to hear both motions. decision reserved.
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Weather and Temperature Readings at Thompson's Speakeasy
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Mystery surrounds Merrimac officer death found with throat cut
James Coleman special police officer of the Merrimac Chemical Company was found dead in a lonely field off Dexter avenue North Woburn yesterday afternoon with his throat cut. Police debated whether the death was self inflicted or the result of foul play as the mystery persisted.
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Chelsea Robbery on Street Leaves Man Injured and $190 Taken
George Fielding 55 of 172 Broadway Chelsea was struck on the head by one man while another accomplice lifted $190 in currency from his pocket at Chestnut and Second streets. Fielding received treatment at Chelsea Memorial Hospital for a bruised eye and forehead cut. he could not describe the attackers.
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Moon and Sun Times for Local Nightfall
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Russians repulse German river crossing 1915
Peter J. MacSwiney notes anniversaries. One year after Terence MacSwiney’s death, Cork’s Lord Mayor and Mayor Daniel O Callaghan arrived in the United States as stowaways aboard the West Cannon from Cork.
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Unsettled Warm Weather Outlook For Northeastern U S
Weather map shows an extensive disturbance over the southern Plains and southern Rockies with snows in the northern Plains Rocky Mountain regions. A new high barometer will bring cold weather eastward over the Plains Great Central Valleys and Upper Lake region within 48 hours. Washington district expects snows and rains Wednesday and Thursday. temperatures rise Wednesday in the Atlantic States but fall Thursday from the Upper Lake region to the Fast Gulf States. Moderate to fresh southerly winds prevail from Sandy Hook to Hatteras with overcast skies and rain Wednesday.
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Empty Kingman School Brief Fire Drill In Zero Weather
In Brockton 267 pupils evacuated Kingman school in under nine seconds as a small basement fire produced smoke. The incident occurred with temperatures near zero, prompting a rapid drill and safe egress.
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Weather Outlook Warm and Cloudy With No Snow
Forecast calls for warmer, overcast conditions today and tonight. No chance of light snow turning to rain, according to the latest meteorological update.
The Steel Box: Wilson Papers Reveal Paris Peace Conference
More startling revelations from Woodrow Wilson's private papers shed new light on events at the Paris Peace Conference. The article analyzes negotiations, tensions, and behind the scenes decisions shaping the postwar settlement.
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