New licensing and inspections questioned by court panel
District Court scrutiny reveals licenses granted to firms convicted of illegal selling and to those lacking proper victualling facilities, with inspections not completed. Newtonville resident NEWTUS, 23, intends a 400 day cross country trip visiting state capitals, relying on odd jobs. Alexander Pope studio hosts Zoological Society talk on Middlesex Fells park for a lions and tigers habitat. Tg Uy Kan rearrested to testify in Wyandotte tax hearing. Swift & Co books seized by sheriff Becker after refusal to surrender records.
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Cooper
Central Park
New York
Boston
Alexander Pope
Tremont Street
Massachusetts Zoological Society
Metropolitan Park Commission
Zoological Society
Middlesex Fells
Tg Uy Kan
Wyandotte County
Swift & Co
Becker
Rich
Taft Unlikely to Fill Peckham’s Place on Supreme Bench
Washington Navy report notes President Taft unlikely to violate precedents and fill Justice Peckham’s vacant Supreme Court seat before Congress returns next December. The piece emphasizes Taft’s legal caution and the pending vacancy.
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Taft
Peckham
Washington
Navy
Congress
Wounded man and mistress both expected to recover
Fitchburg reports Edward Dixon who shot his boarding mistress Mrs Addie Berry then fatally wounded himself is recovering after a bullet was removed. The injured woman also is expected to recover.
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Fitchburg
Edward Dixon
Addie Berry
Motorcyclist Killed Returning From Hunting Trip
East Brookfield reports a 25 year old chauffeur named Frank Brigham died after his motorcycle collided with a wood team on a return from a hunting trip. The team, driven by Alphonse Howe, says the lamp on the motorcycle was not lighted. Brigham’s parents lived in North Brookfield.
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East Brookfield
Frank Brigham
Alphonse Howe
Brigham
North Brookfield
Women's Coats Await Fall and Winter Line
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Woman leaped to death from ninth floor window
Celia Rubenstein, 19, rushed into a Card building office on St. Clair avenue and East First street in Cleveland and leaped from a ninth floor window to the sidewalk, a 100 foot fall. She was killed instantly. Her parents live in Russia and friends say she received a letter from New York.
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Celia Rubenstein
Card Building
St. Clair Avenue
East First Street
Russia
New York
Dolls Not Toys Say Treasury Decision
Washington on November 4 a Treasury Department ruling holds that dolls are true dolls and not toys, sparing importers from paying the 60 percent ad valorem duty instead of 35 percent.
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Washington
Treasury Department
Friel and Ally Held for Uncle's Murder in Amity
Charles R. Friel charged with shooting and killing his uncle John Friel at Amity, and Ellis Black charged as an accessory, were held for the April term of the Supreme Court and ordered committed to Houlton jail with Friel denied bail.
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Houlton
Charles R. Friel
John Friel
Amity
Ellis Black
Supreme Court
Friel
The Source of Cottolene Praised as Vegetable Fat
The article extols Cottolene as a vegetable product free from animal taint. It contrasts vegetable fats with hog lard noting animal fats may be less healthful.
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