Linehan Still Missing as Boston Forgery Case Probes Grow
Ex Senator Frank J. Linehan who jumped bail of 5000 dollars and did not appear in Superior Court on charges of forgery larceny and conspiracy to defraud Boston remains at large. A nationwide manhunt will be conducted and District Attorney Pelletier voices confidence he will be caught.
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Taft interview in Paris quotes stance on wars and China
Francois de Tessan publishes an interview he claims is with President Taft. Taft is quoted on mediation in the Turco Italian war, U S attitude toward China, Mexico, and arbitration. He says the United States favors peace but should not abandon wise methods.
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Harvard Split Over Suffrage Debate Mirrors National Tensions
Harvard faces a campus clash as students press for a public talk by English suffragist Mrs. Pankhurst while university leaders refuse on grounds of sex. Alumni figures Witter Bynner and William Taylor Fisher publish letters defending of open speech as others accuse the administration of medieval restraint. The dispute highlights broader U S policy cautions in international affairs and domestic debates on gender rights.
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Wife defends Linehan as political case and fears arrest
She says she saw her husband on Monday but will not disclose his location. She claims authorities pursue him like a murderer and that Finance Commission pressure stems from want, while noting relatives’ deaths caused by worry. Police circulate Linehan’s description nationwide as bail proceeds are pursued.
Riley Writes His Last Line
Indianapolis reports poet James Whitcomb Riley has suffered a paralytic stroke reaching his right hand, making further writing impossible. He declined a requested Christmas poem, saying the public will have to do without his efforts.
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Franklin Is Arraigned in McNamara Murder Trial
In Los Angeles on November 2 the McNamara murder case added another defendant when Bert H. Franklin, chief investigator for McNamara’s counsel, was arraigned on bribery charges with Henry T. Gage as his counsel. An extension of two days was granted.
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Curley Secures Release for Roxbury Man
Barnett Davidson of Roxbury will share Thanksgiving with his wife and family today thanks to Congressman Curley. The note mentions Adamson's Balsam as a popular cough remedy sold by druggists.
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