Not Guilty Verdict Echoes in Montreal Murder Trial
The Montreal murder trial ends with a verdict of not guilty following Charley Steele known as Beauty Steele. His high profile defense rescues him, alters his fate, and ties to a complex tale of romance, crime, memory loss, and redemption amid a Canadian setting.
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Portugais
Montreal
Charley Steele
Beauty Steele
Kathleen Wantage
Charley
Kathleen
Billy
John Brown
Cote Dorion
Back issue pricing for Daily and Sunday Post copies
Readers may secure back numbers at standard rates: 2 cents per copy for the Daily Post, 6 cents in Greater Boston for the Sunday Post, and 7 cents elsewhere, provided applications are sent promptly.
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Daily Post
Greater
Boston
Sunday Post
Albert the King Joins Children in Prayer Amid Ruined Lands
In a ruined roadside Calvary scene, a dozen refugee children led by a fearless elder girl pray the Lord's Prayer as bombs and dust swirl around. A Belgian officer, unnamed, watches, revealing Albert of Belgium amid war’s devastation and displaced scholars seeking hope.
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Coast Capelle
Abendsegen
Marie
Calvary
Albert
Belgium
King
Notable Americans Named in Nationwide Republican Straw Vote
One hundred representative Americans from every state listed their top ten candidates for the 1920 Republican presidential nomination.Names include Percival Clement Samuel McCall Samuel McKelvie Arthur Capper William Alden Smith Gifford Pinchot Joseph Cannon Carl Milliken Henry Allen Frederick Alger Robert Carey James Forgan Ernest Hopkins Lynn Frazier Thomas Campbell W L Harding Newton Bugbee Chase Osborn George Bacon George Sutherland Clinton Woodruff.
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Wisconsin
Lynn
Frazier
North Dakota
Cummins
Borah
Johnson
Capner
Knox
Wood
Kent
California
Taft
Hughes
la Follette
Herbert Hoover
Campbell
Arizona
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Schwab
Lodge
Pershing
Lowden
Root
Allen
Kansas
Gifford Pinchot
Lenroot
Harding
Watson
Hays
Republican National Committee
Iowa
Eral Wood
McKelvie
Nebraska
United States
Smith
Michigan
Sutherland
Utah
The
American War Association
Weeks
Massachusetts
Chicago
Wilson
Secretary of the Treasury
McAdoo
Cox
Ohio
Capper
Dakota
Percival W. Clement
Vermont
Samuel W. McCall
Samuel R. MckKelvie
Arthur Capper
William Alden Smith
Pennsylvania
Joseph C. Cannon
Ilinois
Carl E. Milliken
Maine
Henry J. Allen
Frederick M. Alger
Detroit
Robert D. Carey
Wyoming
James R. Forgan
First National Bank
Ernest M. Hopkins
Dartmouth College
Lynn J. Frazier
Thomas E. Campbell
W. L. Harding
Newton A. Bugbee
New Jersey
Republican State Central Committee
Chase
S. Osborn
George A. Bacon
George Sutherland
American Bar Association
Clinton Rogers Woodruff
Philadelphia
National Municipal League
Dartmouth President Endorses Taft for Republican Nomination
President Hopkins cites Taft as top eligible for the Republican nomination based on experience service and social views. He names runners up Johnson Hughes Pershing and Wickersham, while Osborn proposes Kenesaw Landis and lists Shaffer, Underwood, and Lowell as other suggestions.
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Dartmouth
Taft
Johnson
Hughes
Pershing
Wickersham
Osborn
Michigan
Kenesaw M. Landis
Illinois
John CC. Shaffer
Chicago Post
Frederick Douglas Underwood
Lowell
Harvard
Wood
Lodge
Beveridge
Willard
Lord Burnham Considered as Next British Envoy to U S
Lord Burnham proprietor of the Daily Telegraph and active head of a leading UK newspaper may become ambassador to the United States for King George. Born in London December 18, 1862, he studied at Eton and Oxford and joined his father in managing the Telegraph. The article notes his wartime diplomacy with the government and the paper's wartime role.
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Lord Burnham
United States
Daily Telegraph
King George
United Kingdom
England
America
Tondon
Eton
Balliol College
Oxford
Let's Get Acquainted Col John F J Herbert
Colonel John F J Herbert known as Jack gained prominence after a five minute speech at an American Legion caucus in Worcester. He opens New York headquarters tomorrow to lead the Legion organizing and publicity department. He rose from Worcester newspaper work to military service including the Mexican border campaign and World War I where he earned the rank of lieutenant colonel for gallantry.
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Jack
American Legion
Louis
New York
Legion
Herbert
Worcester
Adjutant-General's Office
Washington
Early history of the Daily Telegraph founders
The article recalls Lord Burnham's father Edward Levy as first lordly founder of the Telegraph. Colonel Sleigh started the Paper in 1855 but failed financially. Joseph Moses Levy took over the debt and launched it with his son Edward guiding the enterprise. In September 1855 the price dropped to a penny, boosting success.
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Lord Burnham
Daily Telegraph
Edward Levy
Sleigh
Joseph Moses Levy
Edward
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