Senators Reed Shields and Pomerene Invited to Conference
Senators Reed Shields and Pomerene invited to attend a conference at the home of the president elect on his return from Panama. Brother puts million aside Harvard sophomore Hamilton Garland follows elder brother and refuses inheritance from father James A. Garland.
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Reed
Shields
Pomerene
Panama
Hamilton Garland
Charles
Harvard College
James A. Garland
Boston
Dunster Hall
Post
Charles Garland
Harvard
Raids in Ireland as Dublin is surrounded by troops
Dublin hosts extensive raids searches and arrests as military and police surround the city amid heavy gunfire. A 10 year old boy and a 70 year old man were reported shot in the unrest. London remains hushed as troops patrol with fixed bayonets.
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Ireland
Dublin
Associated Press
London
Giant Eagle Attacks Boy at Wyoming Ranch
In Glendo Wyoming on November 22 eight year old Walter Spaulding was attacked by a giant eagle in the ranch yard. His brother John seven and a third boy alerted the family. Mrs Spaulding struck at the bird while Walter held on. Mr Spaulding returned with a shotgun and killed the eagle which had a wingspan of eight feet.
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Glendo
Wyo
Spaulding
Walter Spaulding
Walter
John
Mr. Spaulding
Typhoon Safe in Port After 8000 Mile Voyage Ends
A 45 foot schooner completes a grueling voyage of eight thousand miles. A Boston lawyer aboard is named a crew member as the vessel reaches harbor safely.
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Boston Lawyer
Buffeted by Seas and Storms on a 45 Foot Schooner
Captain William Washburn Nutting told at New York tonight of battles with storms while steering a 45 foot schooner, describing treacherous seas and perilous moments rocked by buffeting winds and high waves.
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New York
William Washburn Nutting
Jury Awards $20,000 to Brooklyn Man in Freight Train Injury
Franklin H. Bulin of 842 Glenmore avenue Brooklyn won $20,000 from the Erie Railroad in Supreme Court Brooklyn. He says he was riding a bumper on a freight train near Waverly New York on November 20 1916 when a brakeman attacked him with iron causing his right leg amputation. He claimed the railroad failed to prevent the injury while he had no fare to pay. The train was moving about 50 miles an hour.
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New York
Squiers
Supreme Court
Brooklyn
Franklin H. Bulin
Glenmore Avenue
Bulin
Erie Railroad
Waverly
N. Y
Post Santa Sees Many New Faces
Wide-eyed youngsters gathered outside the Post Santa headquarters while volunteers and donors passed through the doors bringing gifts. Contributions rose over last year as the charity description notes a record-breaking effort in its fourteenth year of operation.
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Post Santa’s
the Cause
Santa Claus
Santa’s workshop aids Christmas gifts for New England children
Yesterday’s line from the street to the cash desks highlighted volunteers and donors who fund hundreds of thousands of gifts for the poor in New England. Visitors glimpse letters and toys in Santa’s workshop and hear children’s yearnings, with many contributors giving in memory of loved ones.
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Santa
New England
Last Chance to Register for City Election
Tomorrow is the final day to register for the December 14 city election with three City Council seats and two School Board posts to be filled. Night registration exists in ward rooms and City Hall, but totals remain light with 168 women and 48 men signed up on Saturday. Registration ends at 10 PM tomorrow. offices operate 8 AM to 10 PM today and tomorrow. ward booths run 6 PM to 10 PM.
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City Hall
Yesterday's Temperature Report From Thompson's Spa
Yesterday's temperature readings show daily highs around 56 and lows near 40 in various times. Average yesterday was 42, with previous year at 52.
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Thompson
A. Mheeseees
New Jersey Jury Delivers Fast Verdict in Dentist Case
Twelve qualified women jurors in Newark returned a guilty verdict against Jack Segal 22 of 543 Springfield Avenue Newark for illegal practice of dentistry. The verdict, by the first female jury in a New Jersey criminal case, follows charges filed by the New Jersey State Board of Registration and Examination in Dentistry.
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New York
New Jersey
Jack Segal
Springfield Avenue
Newark
Segal
New Jersey State Board of Registration and Examination
Women jurors on panel convict Segal after brief deliberation
Mrs. Thomas A. Edison excused as she was ill. Jury of New Jersey women, led by forewoman Mrs. Everett Colby, found Jack Segal guilty on a second ballot after initial doubt over identity. Judge Cougan predicted leniency from women. All jurors are married with school age children.
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Everett Colby
New Jersey
Jack Segal
Bar of Justice
Daniel Cougan
Colby
Naulty
So thrilled he kissed offier
New York November 1 The penalty for kissing a policeman is five days in the workhouse Patrolman Terence Harvey of West Thirtieth street station led Herbert Martin to Jefferson Market Police Court Magistrate Schwab heard that Martin kissed him in a Sixth avenue theatre Mart in said he was thrilled by a celluloid melodrama and did not know what he was doing
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New York
Terence Harvey
West Thirtieth Street
Herbert Martin
Jefferson Market
Schwab
Martin
Sixth Avenue
Allies repulse German attacks and World War I events listed
Allies repulsed German attacks on the western line in 1914. Six German destroyers raided the entrance to the British Channel to the north in 1916. Albert I of Belgium entered Brussels. One year ago today the steamship Myron sank in Lake Superior. The American Legion prevented a Red meeting at Reading, Pennsylvania.
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Western Line
British Channel
North End
Wat Albert
Belgium
Brussels
Myron
Lake Superior
American Legion
Reading
Penn
Rain and wind forecast for New England and Atlantic coast
Forecasts show Boston area rain Tuesday with Wednesday turning fair or clearing. Northern New England faces snow or rain Tuesday and clearing Wednesday. Southern New England and eastern New York expect rain Tuesday and likely fair Wednesday. Storm warnings cover the Atlantic coast north of Sandy Hook with easterly gales and rain Tuesday.
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Washington
New England
New Fest
North Atlantic States
Atlantic
Sandy, Rock
Sandy Hook
Sandy
Hatteras
Unsettled, Rainy Weather With Wind Likely Today
Forecast calls for continued unsettled conditions with rain today and possibly tonight. Temperatures stay moderately warm and winds remain fairly strong through the period.
Bitter Enders Split on League Issue Nominates Viewpoints
President elect Harding will host a conference at Marion with Three-Temperate Senators and invited Democrats to discuss the League of Nations and international relations. Harry M. Daugherty says the aim is to reach agreement and dispose of the treaty early in the new term.
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Washington
United News
League of Nations
Harding
Marion
Panama
Harry M. Daugherty
Democratic Senators Attitudes Toward Versailles Treaty Noted
The text names Senators Reed Missouri Shields Tennessee and Pomerene Ohio among Democrats. Reed opposed Wilson’s peace policy and Cox’s campaign. Shields was a “bitter ender”. Pomerene was closer to administration. Also listed were Senator Johnson California and Senator Borah as others invited to Marion.
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Reed
Missouri
Shields
Tennessee
Pomerene
Ohio
League of Nations
Wilson
Cox
Pomerone
Daugherty
Marion
Johnson
California
Borah
Policemen Hit By Auto In Park Square Incident
Patrolmen Mortimer and Doyle of Back Bay station were struck by a car owned by Edwin W Motley and driven by D Healey of Allston while on traffic duty in Park Square. Mortimer suffered fractured ribs and a leg injury, Doyle injured his left foot. both were treated at City Hospital and sent home.
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Doyle
Back Bay
Edwin W. Motley
D. J. Healey
Mechanic Street
Allston
Park Square
City Hospital
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