Extradition Case Progress in Gaynor and Greene
The Department of Justice seeks State Department aid to secure extradition of Gaynor and Greene. Papers have reached the State Department and are under review. Once Secretary Hay has all essential points, he will consider the application. A protest to Britain will follow against Canadian officials seen as blocking the extradition.
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Washington
Gaynor and Greene
Department of Justice
State Department
Hay
Plans to Move King to Yacht on Ambulance Carriage
London July 10 King Edward remains unable to sit up but is moved daily to an adjustable couch for comfort and reading. Next week he may be transferred to the royal yacht Victoria and Albert in a specially built ambulance carriage, with arrangements kept secret to avoid public crowds at his departure.
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London
Edward
Victoria and Albert
Coronation reportedly set for August ninth in London
Reported with authority that King Edward's coronation will be on August ninth pending royal doctors' approval. A Buckingham Palace bulletin at 10 o'clock states the king's condition remains satisfactory.
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London
Edward
Buckingham Palace
Boston to get new light house on Northeast Graves
Governor Crane and the council approved the Commonwealth transfer of land to the United States government for a new light to guide mariners to Boston Harbor. The decision marks state support for coastal navigation improvements.
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Graves
Boston Harbor
Crane
Commonwealth
United States
Califoriana man found dead in Revere home
Romulus Norwood of Clovis California was found dead from a self inflicted gunshot at his brother Charles T Norwood's home in Revere. He 50 had been visiting two weeks and showed signs of mental distress. Norwood’s death followed a long career as a paint salesman including twenty years in England. His wife resides in Clovis.
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Romulus Norwood
Clovis
Fresno
Cal
Charles T. Norwood
Beach Street
Revere
Norwood
England
Congressional act to raise juror pay in federal court
An act of Congress to take effect this month increases juror compensation in the Federal Court from 2 dollars per day to 8 dollars.
Eliot Named President of National Education Association
The National Educational Association selected Harvard President Charles W. Eliot as its president. The nominating committee approved a slate of directors, listing each state representative including Connecticut C. H. Keys, Indiana T. A. Mott, Maine J. S. Locke, Massachusetts C. H. Martin, New Hampshire H. H. Morrison, New York A. B. Downing, Rhode Island H. S. Tarbell, and Vermont W. E. Rogers.
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Minneapolis
Minn
National Educational Association
Charles W. Eliot
Harvard
Connecticut
C. H. Keys
Indiana
T. A. Mott
Maine
J. S. Locke
Massachusetts
C. H. Martin
New Hampshire
H. H. Morrison
New York
A. 8. Downing
Rhode Island
H. S. Tarbell
Vermont
W. E. Rogers
Philippines teachers proselyting charge denied
Acting Governor Wright in the Philippines reports to Secretary Root that a full investigation found no evidence of teachers proselyting among Catholic students in Philippine schools. The cablegram confirms a general denial of the charges.
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Washington
Root
Wright
Philippines
Mrs Stuyvesant Fish Plans Continental Bail With August Date
Newport Rhode Island July 10 Mrs Stuyvesant Fish prepares to host a Continental bail for numerous friends. The exact date is not set yet but expected in the third week of August. The event promises novelties and delightful features.
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Newport
R. I
Bloodhounds to Search Chebacco Lake Swamp for Lost Boy
Beverly July 10 Harry W Clarke seeks bloodhounds to scour the swamp around Chebacco Lake tomorrow for his missing son Wilbur. Doubtful of success after long disappearance but he will try any chance. Hounds will take scent from the boy’s unwashed clothing.
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Beverly
Harry W. Clarke
Chebacco Lake
Wilbur
Philander Allen Sentenced to Two Years in Dedham Case
Dedham July 10 Two years in jail was the sentence given to Philander Allen in the famous Dedham assault case. The prisoner's wife broke down and sobbed in court as Judge Hardy of the Norfolk Superior Court imposed the sentence.
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Dedham
Philander Allen
Hardy
Norfolk
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