Lowden's Expenses Hit $404,984, Senate Witness Says
Washington May 24 AP reports evidence shows $404,984.78 spent for Governor Lowden Illinois. The Ohio primary contest between Harding and Wood is charged to make Newberry's Michigan effort look like a piker. PoIndext er expended $75,000 in campaign.
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Associated Press
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Ohio
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Michigan
Woman Bites Patrolman In Drinking-Case Capture
Patrolman James A. Redington of East Dedham police was bitten on the thumb and lip while escorting Julia McCarthy of 650 Harrison Avenue to the station on a drunkenness charge. McCarthy allegedly grabbed an eight inch carving knife, prompting Redington to seize her as a passerby aided.
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Dedham Street
Julia McCarthy
Harrison Avenue
Redington
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Jennie Zimmerman Found Sane After Springfield Murder Trial
In Springfield on May 24 Dr. A Warren Stearns testifies for the prosecution that Jennie G Zimmerman was sane when she shot her cousin Dr Henry Zimmerman and remains sane now. This contradicts earlier expert opinions from Dr Paul Waterman and Dr Thornton E Vail who said she was temporarily insane at the time of the five shots that killed him.
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Boston
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Hartford
Thornton E. Vail
Enfield
Doctors Describe Defendants Mental State After Shooting
Dr Waterman for the defense described her ailment at the time of the shooting as depressive psycho sic, and Dr Vail called it manic depressive psycho sic. Both asserted she has fully continued on Page I Third Col.
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Increase in Hub Exports for Boston Trade in 1919–20
Boston's overseas trade for the year ending March 31 1920 rose by 180 334 292 from the prior year, per the Federal Bureau of Foreign and Domestic Commerce. Exports totaled 287 065 087 and imports 384 401 388, with net vessel tonnage rising from 1 067 221 to 1 297 724.
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Federal Bureau of Foreign and Domestic Commerce
Bureau
Aerial Honeymoon Soars From Bay View Beach South Boston
Mr and Mrs E A Terhune Jr depart shortly after six for the first aerial honeymoon on record in the area. A pair of old shoes dangled from the under gear of their plane as hundreds watched the departure at the Bay View Beach on Strandway.
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Bay View
South Boston
Honeymoon Express
Strandway
South
Boston
E. A. Terhune, Jr
Through the Clouds Aboard the Honey Moon Express
The start of the voyage in the Honey Moon Express was set for 2 PM yesterday afternoon. Aviator Terhune underestimated the time needed for the departure as the narrative continues on the fifth column of page 4.
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Fire destroys stables. gardener dies in West Newton
A 65 year old gardener and jostler named John Cunnitt died when a fire at 180 River street West Newton destroyed the rear stables of John Gallagher's home. Two alarms were sounded as flames threatened nearby property.
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Gallagher
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Republicans Predict Committee Will Bury President’s Armenia Message
President Wilson asked Congress to accept a U S mandate over Armenia in a message read in both houses. Both chambers referred it to foreign relations committees with no timetable for action. Some Senate Republicans privately predicted the message would linger in committee indefinitely.
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United States
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House
Senate
Committee On Foreign Relations
Leaders Debate Armenian Mandate Action in Senate
Senator Lodge opposed mandates and would not comment on the executive's recommendation. Senator Harding, noting the Senate's mixed stance, said he would not consent to a mandate over Armenia and cited near unanimity among foreign relations members against it. He authored a resolution praising Armenian independence and urging a warship and Marines to Baku.
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Massachusetts
Senate Committee
Harding
Ohio
Armenia
Senate
Foreign Relations Committee
Baku
Wilson
Righ Tide Today and Notes on Alliances
Sun moon timing and daylight savings guidance appear with scattered items on anniversaries Ralph Waldo Emerson Mexico Cuba relations and wartime remarks. Mention of the Donaldson liner Caspan Arahiben and the Eleanor B. Bartram grounding alongside a Berlin wartime statement.
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Weather forecast for Boston and New England region
Forecast shows unsettled Tuesday and Wednesday with partly cloudy skies. Moderate northeast to east winds, showers likely from Sandy Hook to Hatteras, and eased temperatures with limited warming. Baseball scores noted include Boston five St Louis one and Chicago ten Philadelphia two.
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