Governor Bates Delays Public Release On Forgery Petition
Governor Bates reviewed part of Chief Wade's report on alleged forgery in the petition to halt pool selling. He declined to release the report publicly and would not confirm proven forgeries, noting certain signatures require more scrutiny. Fred C. Gilpatric presented the petition late in September, claiming to act as counsel for signers, as Wade's investigation was referred to him.
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Bates
Chief Wade
Fred C. Gilpatric
Wade
United States as a World Peacemaker at Yale
Dr. Thomas Barclay of the Institute of International Law and former Paris Chamber of Commerce president spoke at Yale Law School in New Haven praising American statesmen and writers for advancing international law and world amity. He cited the Alaska boundary dispute settlement by the court of conciliation as evidence of progress and potential for further gains.
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New Haven
Conn
Thomas Barclay
Institute of International Law
Paris Chamber of Commerce
Yale Law School
United States
Barclay
Alaska
Court of Conciliation
Miss Corona Riccardo Shot in New York Flat Not Street Duel Victim
New York police say Miss Corona Riccardo was shot through her West Thirty-sixth Street apartment window and not by a stranger in a street duel. Detective questions reveal she denies self-harm and has limited memory of the event. landlady hints at secrets but warns others not to speak.
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Riccardo
New York
Corona Riccardo
Marta
Sam Parks Trial Begins in Tiffany Studio Case
New York October 71 This is the first day of the trial of Sam Parks charged with extortion in the Tiffany studio case. Assistant District Attorney Rand tells jurors the case is about a crime not labor or capital issues. The defense moved to dismiss counts, both overruled, trial adjourned until tomorrow.
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New York
Sam Parks
Tiffany Studio
Rand
Parks
Mr. Rand
Osborne
Newburger
No Decision In Police Trial For Jamaica Plain Officers
After three hours of deliberation in the case against Patrolmen Tilden and Webster of Station 13 Jamaica Plain, charged by the Swedish Singers division for disturbing a June picnic at Caledonia Grove and allegedly selling liquor. Commissioner Curtis took the case under advisement and will report to the full board with a decision pending. Charles Engstrom appeared for complainants and himself.
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Tilden and Webster
Jamaica Plain
Caledonia Grove
Curtis
Charles Engstrom
Bowles Chosen President of Fore River Company
New York Oct 27 Rear Admiral Bowles will become president of the Fore River Ship and Engine Company in Quincy Mass as Thomas A Watson announces the move noting Bowles is the best fitted by education and experience to lead the ships and engines firm Watson will remain as chairman of the board and continue his stockholder role The appointment marks a major step in New England shipbuilding development and Bowles assumes duties under favorable auspices
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New York
Thomas A. Watson
Fore River Ship and Engine Company
Quincy
Mass
Admiral Bowles
Bowles
New England
New Group of Sun Spots Found in Denver Observation
Herbert A. Howe, 16, son of Denver University astronomy instructor, is said to have discovered at the sun’s upper edge a new group of sun spots as large and significant as the Washington observatory’s recent find.
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Denver
Col
Herbert A. Howe
Denver University
Washington Observatory
Norman compiles birthday memories for ex governor Long
A reflective piece by Norman recounts birthday memories of former governor Long and his stance during Roosevelt era. The author notes friendly relations with all parties and questions why the press stirs controversy over past Spanish history and wartime posture.
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Norman
Roosevelt
Haverhill School Circles Disturbed by Pastor Wolfe Charges
The Rev. Manford D. Wolfe of South Christian Church claims High School dances and receptions involved alcohol and pupils being carried home. He spoke after a Rockingham county church conference condemned dancing. School officials declined to discuss. Principal Files urged calm amid student upset.
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Wolfe
Manford D. Wolfe
South Christian Church
Christian Churches
Rockingham County
N. H
Mr. Wolfe
Haverhill High School
R. E. Files
Cambridge Man A Kings Aide
Edoward H. Stroebel of Cambridge sails to Siam to serve as confidential adviser to the King. Appointed last spring, he previously held posts in Madrid as secretary of the legation, then third assistant secretary of state, envoy to Ecuador and Cpili, Bemis professor of international law at Harvard. He lives on Sparks street and was consul for Chili in 1900.
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Edoward H. Stroebel
Cambridge
Siam
Strobel
Professor Stroebel
Legation
United States
Madrid
Ecuador
Cpili
Bemis
Harvard University
Sparks Street
North
Chili
Sleeping cars called unclean at public health meeting
Washington Oct 27 At the annual Public Health Association meeting discussion centered on car ventilation and vitiated air in sleeping cars with sources of disease noted Dr J H McCormick Kentucky said official probe found blankets cleaned only once every six months The infant mortality report read by Dr Henry Mitchell New Jersey cited decline in deaths due to cleaner milk handling for artificial feeding of babies.
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The
Public Health Association
J. H. McCormick
State Board of Health of
Kentucky
Committee On
Henry Mitchell
State Board of Health
Asbury Park
N. J
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