Colby men prepare for Maine relay title defense
Colby College soaks in the challenge for the annual Maine relay championship at the Boston A A games on February 6. The squad faces Maine with New England champion Charley Rice and Franch on the Maine team, while Colby must cope without Bowen and Reynolds. The lineup lists Merrill Howes Golden James Stack Royal Yutton Howe Ferrill Erb and O'Brien.
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Colby
University of Maine
Charley Rice
New England
Franch
Bowen
Reynolds
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Howes
Golden
James
Stack
Royal
Yutton
Howe
Ferrill
Erb
O'Brien
Tobacco Company seeks new deal with government terms
The American Tobacco Company proposes to United States District Attorney Marshall of New York the termination of its current agreement with the government to sell its product to all tobacco robbers in the New York city district on similar terms.
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Washington
American Tobacco Company
United States
Marshall
New York
New York City
Tobacco firms reach modified exclusive agency deal
After complaints to Mr. Marshall and the Department of Justice, originators of the old tobacco trust agreed the American company would grant the Metropolitan company exclusive agency for its goods. Metropolitan would resell to other jobbers below its own retail price to preserve profits. The DOJ declined to rule on this modification.
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Mr. Marshall
Department of Justice
Tobacco
Metropolitan Tobacco Company
Supreme Court
Washington
Perkins On Trial For Murder Aboard Steamer Mohawk
Boston architect George B. Perkins was charged in federal court with the murder of F W R Hinman business manager of the Jacksonville Times Union aboard the steamer Mohawk. Captain A P D Ingram testified Perkins shot Hinman and wounded another passenger after entering the lower salon barefoot in pajamas. Witnesses supported the captain’s account of the shooting.
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George B. Perkins
Boston
F. W. R. Hinman
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Perkins
Hinman
Mohawk
A. PD. Ingram
Railroad seeks charter change to sell stock holdings
Hartford Jan. 19 The New York New Haven Hartford Railroad Company petitioned the Legislature for a change in its charter granting power to sell pledge or dispose of any shares of capital stock it may hold in any other steam railroad or street railway corporation.
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Hartford, Conn
New York, New Haven & Hartford Railroad Company
Cross Defiant Bull Moose Sees Unity in Mass State Dinner
At a Worcester Republican dinner Representative Fred W. Cross of Royalston defended working with any party and urged harmony on Beacon Hill. Senator Thurston President Coolidge Cox and Kennard spoke on expediency and economy while Washburn praised Theodore Roosevelt’s public service and warned against party machine influence.
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Fred W. Cross
Royalston
Thurston
State Committee
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Mr. Cross
Commonwealth
Theodore Roosevelt
Roosevelt
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Charles Sumner Bird
Walpole
Bers
Coolidge
Cox
Massachusetts
Kennard
Hobbs
Accident Report Says Wife Accidentally Shot Husband
In Lawrence on January 19 Thomas Mulvey Jr was taken to General Hospital with a shoulder wound. Police say his wife fired the revolver by accident and the discharge was unintentional.
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Lawrence
Thomas Mulvey, Jr
General Hospital
Mulvey
Foresters' Secretary Charged With Larceny
Edmund J. Flavin of Commercial street Malden, long time financial secretary of the Iowa Court of Foresters, arrested on a secret indictment. Two counts accuse theft of seven books in 1911 1912 and a second count theft of 1796 dollars 90 cents.
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Commercial Street
Malden
Iowa Court of Foresters
Greenleaf
Honeycombed Ice Costs Life In Island Creek
Bernice Wright eight daughter of Mr and Mrs George Wright of Kings Island drowned while skating on a honeycombed creek ice in King's Island Newburyport police recovered her body quickly in hopes of revival but failed.
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Newburyport
Bernice Wright
George Wright
King’s Island
Public School Association Campaign Spending Report
The Public School Association spent 7131.66 in the last campaign, per a report filed yesterday with the city clerk. Campaign contributions totaled 8744.78 as part of the fund.
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