Wall Street Speculation Sparks National Alarm
A chaotic report details wild speculation on the New York Stock Exchange with claims of manipulated markets likened to fake auctions and a vast influx of dollars from across the United States. Attorney Untermyer probes the matter as Congress debates the scope of financial impropriety and market control. The piece juxtaposes this finance turmoil with a cultural medley of holiday songs and performances, highlighting a divided atmosphere of concern and festivity.
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U S Training Ground for Cavalrymen and Artillery in Bay State
Brockton Mass Dec 1 It is stated here that Massachusetts has purchased the Allston golf grounds and the United States government plans to turn the property into a training site for cavalrymen and artillery A great building 800 by 300 feet will be built and special instructors will be stationed there A meeting of militia officials is set for tonight at the golf club to discuss instructors.
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GRAFT CHARGES FORCE MAYOR GAYNOR TO FIRE EXAMINING PLUMBERS
New York reports Mayor Gaynor dismissed the board of examining plumbers after graft accusations, appointing Albert De Roode as special corporation counsel to lead an investigation into certificates of competency. The mayor seeks an intelligent, functional board. Prince Taro KaiFura named Japan’s premier by imperial rescript amid a government reshuffle.
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Meriden City Election Sees Straw Drawing For Alderman Seat
Meriden voters handed Republicans eight seats to six for Democrats in the Common Council. A straw drawing by the Mayor will determine the Fifth Ward alderman after Burton Alien and Charles J. Heinemen, both with 480 votes, tied for the seat. Democrats won the city offices by about 200 votes, with James J. Croonan reelected city treasurer and John J. Gilmartin elected auditor.
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Language of Immigrant Children in New York Schools
A study of how immigrant children in New York's lower East Side mix native English with inborn patterns from Polish, Hungarian, Russian Jewish, German, Italian, and Hebrew families. The piece cites examples from classrooms showing derived phrases, misused words, and teaching challenges while noting pride in bilingual roots and common childhood anecdotes.
Fragments Reveal School Memories and Moral Tales
Children recount missing classmates, orphanages, and home life in a hazy diary of schoolday sayings. Vivid notes describe teachers, attire, and moral expectations, with local patois hinting at crowded classrooms and cherished routines.
Grow more live stock to boost farmer profits
A livestock expert urges farmers to shift from truck farming to cattle growth as beef prices soar. Packers blame supply shifts for high costs while noting reclamation and prairie fragmentation reduce cowboy work. The expert argues farmers can profit by feeding and selling more steers, leveraging college agriculture support and open-market prices.
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All steel cars for New Haven railway service
Public clamor for steel cars on the New York New Haven and Hartford Ashroad prompts officials to consider a Pullman contract to furnish and run the entire palace and sleeping car service. Existing equipment will be withdrawn soon with steel cars replacing it. About two hundred cars will be involved.
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High School Notes on Semester Marks and A A Pledges
The Christmas number of the High School ILterion will be out tomore iron. This week opens the records for the last month of the semester. The future school life of some freshmen depends on these marks. Over the past two days more than half the money pledged to the A A has been collected. Athletics managers seek funding as hard as drinking water from a stone to cover current debt. The basketball team practices daily in the Mc A gym at two o'clock. The Cabaret Singers and Players at the Atlas Grill lift spirits and drive dull care away.
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Two Monuments for Mark Twain in Missouri
Hapnibal Missouri in December three dozen people authorized by the legislature will mark a pair of monuments to Mark Twain. Gov Hadley ties the project to a riverfront memorial with a contract of three hundred thirty five thousand dollars for completion by June.
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