Goodwin Found Guilty in Mapes Murder Case
Carl V. Goodwin of Lebanon was convicted of the murder of Robert L. Mapes of Sacs in a county jail slaying March 5. The jury also found him guilty of murderous assault on a deputy and a constable during arrest in February and of arson. He admitted the killing but said it was in self defense. sentencing set for tomorrow.
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Robert L. Mapes
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Condensed Novels Series to Feature Vagabond Theme
One Hundred The Pots Condensed Novels presents Cherub Vagabond by Clifton B. Carberry tomorrow in a special edition. The feature discusses lovers of vagabond fiction, the logic of love, and hints at the upcoming schedule of twenty condensed novels and a $3000 prize for the twenty best condensations. The plan runs for one hundred days starting May 1 with daily publications including Jane Eyre Wakefield and Vanity Fair among others.
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Clifton B. Carberry
William J. Locke
Perhapps
The
Post
Charlotte Bronte
T. L. Hood
Harvard University
Mr. Hood
Bulwer-Lytton
William Fenwick Harris
England
Vanity Fair
Thackeray
Carolyn Wells
Woffam
Thackéray
Vicar of Wakefield
Oliver Goldsmith
Pen of America
Ivanhog
Sir Walter Scott
Gulliver
Jonathan Swift
James B. Connolly
Siberian Troops Storm Orenburg Stronghold
London May 28 reports Siberian troops of the KoléHak government were storming Orenburg, a Bolshevik stronghold and railway junction in southeastern Russia, based on a telegram received from Ontek today.
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KoléHak
Orefiburg
Russia
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Red Cross ship Lady Gwendolen to resume New York Newfoundland service
New York May 28 The Red Cross Line has bought the steamship Lady Gwendolen from British and Irish Steam Packet Company and will place her in service between New York and Newfoundland as soon as she arrives from England.
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Newfoundland
Red Cross Lie
Lady Gwendolen
British and Irish Steam Packet Company
England
Praise for YMCA in France Reported by Army
New York May 28 Praise of the Young Men's Christian Association rather than condemnation is in the first official army report directed by Secretary Baker to review welfare organizations in France. The document, received at the national war work headquarters, covers YMCA activities around Gondrecourt near the 88th Division troops from Missouri Kansas Illinois Iowa Minnesota and South Dakota.
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Young Men's Christian Association
Baker
France
National War Work
Gondrecourt
88Th Division
Missouri
Kansas
Illinois
Iowa
Minnesota
South Dakota
Army YMCA Canteen Report Defends Frontline Welfare Work
Major Row and a team review canteen management and frontline welfare in the A E B F. They argue criticism mainly targets the YMCA takeover of canteen work rather than overall service. They praise the personnel but note transportation limits and unmet promised supplies.
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John Pirie
Persgeant
Oliver B. Hanvill
A. EK. F
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Salvation Army
Jewish Welfare Board
Red Cross
Portland slacker heckling case ends in discharge
In Municipal Court Portland Maine a 41 year old Gray High School junior sued 80 year old Civil War veteran George A. Emery for continual harassment and name calling. Witnesses described street heckling at a village grocer. Barker claimed draft evasion schemes and a wartime tax collector role. Emery was discharged by Judge Clifford E. B. McGlauffin after testimony concluded.
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Gray High School
George A. Emery
Charles W. Barker
Emery
Barker
Clifford EB. McGlauiffin
Suffrage Resolution Heads to Senate Debate Monday
Washington May 8 The House resolution urging submission of a woman suffrage constitutional amendment to the states was reported favorably to the Senate. Chairman Watson announced the measure would be called up for debate next Monday with a final vote expected soon after. The committee had just reorganized and agreed to a swift report, despite Missouri Democrat Reed’s objections to potential delays.
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House
Senate
Watson
Woman Suffrage Committee
Reed
Missouri
Interchange Plan Ties BU and Nankin Universities
The Boston University Nankin Association was formed in BU College of Business Administration to foster cooperation through student and professor exchanges. Elected officers include President Lemuel Marlin, Vice President John Craig, Secretary Esther Thurston, Treasurer Professor MacCarthy, and Auditor Harold Spencer.
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College of Business Administration
Boston University
Lemuel Marlin
University
John Craig
The
Theological School
Esther Thurston
Liberal Arts
Professor MacCarthy
Business Administration
Harold Spencer
Order Restored in Lima and Callao After Rioting
Washington May 28. Announcement from the Peruvian legation says order is completely restored in Lima and Callao after yesterday’s rioting. The despatches note several deaths and many injuries, with the unrest sparked by a strike driven by agitators.
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Lima
Callao
Penrose Put Over by Lodge in Senate Committee Picks
Washington May 28 The old guard slate for Senate committee chairmanships was approved by a straight party vote under Senator Lodge. The progressives opposition to Penrose for the Finance Committee and Warren for the Appropriations Committee collapsed.
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Committee On Finance
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Committee of Appropriations
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Lodge
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Hitchcock
Committee On Committee
Lafollette
Wisconsin
Johnson
South Dakota
Gerry
Rhode Island
Penrose
Thomas
Colorado
Old guard returns as Republicans lead Senate revival
The long fought Republicans reclaim control of Senate committees after a three hour clash with Democrats led by Senator Hitchcock. Lodge and Hitchcock sparred over chairman appointments while Warren Penrose and Smoot faced scrutiny. The scene ends with Republicans in charge and pledges a policy review of wartime armed forces.
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Hitchcock
Utifé
Lodge
Senate
United States
Two Auto Accidents in South Boston Injure Two Children
James Reidy aged eight of 1 Gold Street South Boston jumped from a rear press wagon near his home and was struck by John J. Lee of 119 Granite Street South Boston. Reidy in critical condition with internal injuries. Lee arrested for assault and battery with an automobile. In a second incident Paul Bombael five of 148 West Fourth Street was struck while crossing A Street by a car driven by J R Gordon McGrath of 9 Sargent Street Roxbury. Bombael in Carney Hospital with head injuries in serious condition.
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John J. Lee
Granite Street
Boston
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Paul Bombael
West Fourth Street
J. R. Gordon McGrath
Sargent Street
Roxbury
Call Rule Unfair to Armory Volunteers
Springfield May 28. Speaker Gillette of the House promises to seek War Department action over the judge advocate general ruling that armory workers who volunteered for military service face employment discrimination compared with drafted workers. The Chamber of Commerce protests the system.
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United States Armory
Tonight at the Pops Symphony Hall program summary
The Pop Concert at Symphony Hall features overtures and selections from Verdi Wagner Tschaikowsky and Mendelssohn including La Forza del Destino Pomone Mefistofele Romanian Rhapsody Romance without words and Prelude to The Mastersingers of Nuremberg. Also pieces by Guilmant Boito Wolf-Ferrari Saint-Saens and Wagner’s Parsifal.
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Symphony Hall
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Pesard Dande
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Romberg Minuet
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Wolf-Ferrari
Saint-Saens
Mendelssohn-Jacchia
Nurem- Dhe
Cooties Cure Ad Promotes Fitzgerald's Hair Soap
An old ad urges school children to wash hair regularly with Fitzgerald's Hair Soap to prevent disease and keep hair clean, reflecting period hygiene campaigns. The warning tone targets classroom health and cleanliness in a compact sales notice.
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Rumford’s
P&g
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Fitzgerald
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