Indictment in Mine Murders Returns 48 Named Defendants
The special grand jury resumed its Herrin mine killings probe and returned a murder indictment naming 48 persons. It brings the total indictments to 434 linked to the rioting that left 23 dead. Judge Hartwell questioned legality of the true bill, while State's Attorney Delos Duty vowed to appeal to the State Supreme Court. Seattle harbor in Puget Sound is the largest land locked water body in the U S and could host world navies.
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Marion
Ill
Associated Press
Herrin
Ing
Circuit
Hartwell
Delos Duty
State Supreme Court
Seattle’s Harbor
Puget Sound
United States
Senator Moses Fights Federal Spending Equity
U S Senator George H Moses told Manchester Rotary Club the dollar for dollar system of federal appropriations overburdens New Hampshire, noting higher federal taxes per capita here than in the South yet smaller road funding. He urged cutting new appropriations and reducing existing ones to restore normalcy. He also noted light from a star cluster takes about 40 000 years to reach Earth.
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Manchester
N. H
Rotary Club
U. S
George H. Moses
Congress
New Hampshire
Moses
Will Get After Commissions
New Haven October 23 Mrs Josepha Whitney of this city nominated by the Democrats for the House of Representatives vows to push reforms if elected She aims to energize State commissions and overhaul the Public Utility Board She is widely active in civic affairs and is daughter of astronomer Simon Newcomb and widow of Edward B Whitney former assistant attorney general and New York Supreme Court judge
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New Haven
Josepha Whitney
House of Representatives
Public Utility Board
Simon Newcomb
Edward B. Whitney
United States
New York
Special Race Fund Reaches $2295 With $5707 Still Needed
Treasurer A L Parker reports a remaining $5707 to raise for the special match race between American contenders and the international fishermen’s race winner. Subscriptions listed at 14 Fish Pier total $229 and previous gifts bring the sum to $1820 with multiple firms and individuals contributing sums from $5 to $150 as the committee seeks $8900 to cover expenses and awards.
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A. L. Parker
O'Hara Brothers
Burns & McKeon Company
B. F. Phillips & Co
Harding Company
Ll. B. Goodspeed & Co
Irving Usen Company
G. W. Downey
Seacceaalae
J. A. Stubbs Companys
S. Atwood Company
A. C. McLeon
Compan
Thorndike & Hicks
T. & J. Busalacchi
Busalacchi & Brothers
Lucas Brothers
Rosman Brothers
H. L. Stone
Ulmer Sentenced to Six Months in Jail for False Returns
Boston lawyer W Edwin Ulmer was sentenced to six months at Charles Street Jail by Judge Fosdick after being found guilty of false financial returns for Henry Wood Sons Co and Waban Hose Conservatories for 1919. Sentence stayed while Ulmer argues exceptions before the Supreme Judicial Court. He appealed for case to be placed on file with no sentence as he presents arguments.
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W. Edwin Ulmer
Boston
Charles Street
Fosdick
Superior Court
Ulmer
Supreme Judicial Court
Henry Wood Sons Company
Waban Hose Conservatories
United States
Two Alleged Dips Caught After North End Robbery
Central Court will hear Pasquale Coira of Lynde Street after Patrolman Perelli said he worked the crowd where four men were injured. Pasquale held by Rosa Sattuga whose pocket held four dollars. the victim had one hundred sixty dollars in the opposite pocket. Perelli also captured Thomas Delfino of Everett charged with robbing Joseph Younger on Endicott Street after a North End chase. hearing set for next Monday.
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Central Court
Pasquale Coira
Lynde Street
Perelli
Pasquale
Rosario Sattuga
Thomas Delfino
Everett
Joseph Younger
Endicott Street
North End
Woman Senator Felton Declines Oath Request
Mrs W H Felton United States Senator elect from Georgia says she will not ask President to allow her to take the oath of office. She tells the Atlanta Journal the matter is for the Senatorial body to decide and would avoid embarrassing the President.
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Atlanta. Ga
W. H. Felton
United States
Georgia
The
Atlanta Journal
Fbtiton
Kellogg's Bran Guaranteed to Relieve Constipation
An advertisement promotes Kellogg's Bran as a guaranteed remedy for constipation for all ages. It claims benefits for health and energy, urges daily use, and touts Bran as a nutritious cereal suitable for various dishes and meals.
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Kellogg’s
Kellogg’s Gran
Kellogg ’S
Missing Belmont Girls Sought in Movie Career Plot
Parents of Ruth Meek and Gertrude Metcalf, 14, of Belmont, report their daughters missing for nearly a week and believe they may be in Boston pursuing movie careers. The note adds a historical aside about Belgium as a European battlefield reference.
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Ruth Meek
Belmont
Gertrude Metcalf
Watertown
Belmont High School
Boston
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Connecticut
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Harding
John Hancock
Belgium
Europe
Gouraud
Silas Ferd
T. Hopkins & Son
John Hancocken
Pollock Pen Company
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