McNary Bartholdt clash over Nobel prize remark
In St Louis on October 13 the McNary Bartholdt dispute was denied by Bartholdt who called the interview infamous. He says he never implied support for any prize and will address the charge on the House floor. He notes Roosevelt's peace congress invitation and defends Democratic participation as accidental.
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Roosevelt
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Europe
Lipton Contributes to Collins Memorial Fund
A cabled donation from Sir Thomas Lipton provides 250 toward a $25,000 memorial for Major Patrick A. Collins. The gift follows a tribute letter praising the late mayor and a Boston Post report of additional contributions from John H. Quinlan and the street department AFL plus other donors.
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Women accuse two teens of assault and robbery in South End
Maude Foster claims two young women gagged bound and robbed her at 1239 Washington Street at about 3 am. She says $56 stolen from her stocking. Miss Frances York and Miss Ellen Shaw were arrested and held in $2000 for the November grand jury term.
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Washington Street
South End
Maude Foster
Frances York
Ellen Shaw
False arrest claim opens in Norfolk Superior Court
Olvin Hinfsin of Roslindale sues Dr. Elihu L. Sawyer Dr. Henry R. Hitchcock and Miss Lillian N. Milligan for 20 000 damages each to doctors and 15 000 for the nurse claiming illegal arrest and 12 hours of incarceration on a charge of insanity. He says doctors declared him insane then other physicians later found him sane.
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Olvin Hinfsin
Roslindale
Elihu L. Sawyer
Henry R. Hitchcock
Lillian N. Milligan
Edgar Sherman
Norfolk
Boston
Stab Wound In Abdomen Leads To Arrest In Clinton
In Clinton on October 18 Patric McHamara, 22, suffered a stab wound to the abdomen and Austin Bradley, 47, was arrested on a charge of assault with a dangerous weapon. Police say Bradley attacked after remarks by youths on the street. McHamara was taken to Clinton Hospital for treatment.
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Patric McHamara
Austin Bradley
Bradley
MgNamara
Horses Dash to Death at Fort Riley Target Practice
Forty eight frightened horses attached to eight limbers of the Twenty ninth Battery of Field Artillery at Fort Riley plunged over a 30 foot precipice after a quarter mile of runaway dashing. One private died, two were probably fatally hurt, and at least a dozen others seriously injured.
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Junction City
Kan
Twenty-ninth Battery of Field Artillery
Fort Riley
Battery practice at Fort Riley ends with horses dashing over cliff
At Fort Riley a battery from Fort Leavenworth practiced north of town when a red warning flag frightened the animals. Riders were dismounted as the horses jumped back to seats. Two heavy timbers collapsed and the animals charged off a cliff.
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Fort Riley
Fort Leavenworth
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