Sons of English Leaders Endorse Labor Candidate
Nov 30 London report notes sons of Premier Baldwin and A. G. MacDonald publicly support the Labor candidate for Islington. A contentious meeting features speeches by David Lloyd George and others in Bangor with Welsh student heckling and a tirade against unemployment and protectionism.
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Sons OF Englsh
LABOR
London
Dlver Baldwin
David ‘Liova
George
Severn
Wales
Bangor
Daldwinh
Lloyd Guerce
Cattarius
Stites
New York
Uni
Llayd Georss
Gale Ileme
Jer
United States
Quakes and Voyages Spur Study in Japan
Japanese researchers intensify earthquake study after tracing an estimated 1500 quakes yearly across the archipelago. The analysis suggests Japan suffers frequent seismic activity, guiding efforts to mitigate damage and improve warning systems.
Baker Appointed Policeman By Westport Force
The town names Howard Duisy as foray to join the newly created police force, succeeding Frank Vion who resigned with Patrolman Michael Dorriely. A sixth member, likely Mistenski of Greens Forms, is expected to join. A policy committee led by Charles M. Kemper will oversee police matters for the town.
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Baker
Westport Force
Dominick
Mistenski
Balser
Ordes
Charles M. Kemper
Lawrence Grinford
Kemper
Crawhard
Greena Farms
Camper
Westwort
Srugtiuck
Mechanic shoots self at local temple incident
Nov vote scene reports 24 year old Kenry Frotow of Brook a muethante wounded by an 82 caliber pistol in a bathroom of the temple. He was found unconscious and taken to Coney Island hospital. Mrs. Mlolaw says he had undergone three operations and cannot work.
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STW
Kenry Frotow
Brook A Muethante
Coney Island Hospital
Temple
Mlotow
Tts
Sven
Mlolaw
Poyalver
Deserted wife tells queer tale of abandonment
A Danbury woman, daughter-in-law of George Mosher, recounts how her husband abducted her and their children, then drove to New Hampshire with another woman after faking a “date.” They stayed at a Claremont hotel before returning, leaving most clothing and money behind while the husband reportedly planned a second life. Nov. 30. Special to Moan.
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Danbury
New
Inont
New Hampshire
Gaorko Mosher
Mosher
Tagtein Dein Agin
George Mosher
Willer
Xii
Thomas Hulpin
New Milford
Claremont
Stopper
Prinus
Tosher
Afra
Ald Téberty Street
Moan
Pin Collector Lands in Jail
In Omaha Nebraska nineteen year old Marguerite McIntyre was arrested for showlifting a fraternity pin worn by Ruth Delahl at the University of Nebraska. She claimed to be a pin collector and admitted pawn tickets for six other pins set with pearls. McIntyre, who worked as a stenographer, spoke of plans to buy new clothes and said she had more pins from prominent families at the university. Her mother attends church in Lincoln. Police expect to question other students as the case unfolds.
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Omaha
Neb
Marguerite McIntyre
Ping
Biel
Ruth
Ephi Delahl
Ann Kaid
Uke Univer
Nebrashat
Omatia
Hansae
Uber
Lieeis
Mira Malatyre
Lincoln
Omar
Hays
Albhour Shinoes Moe
Paris Press Recaps French President's Office Tasks
The Paris Press reports on the president of France detailing duties of his office. It notes a forthcoming movement in governance, appointment processes, and pardons as part of state actions.
YMCA Adds Life Insurance Course At Evening Session
The Educational Department of the YMCA announces a new course in Life Insurance Underwriting starting Monday night December 3 at 7 30. The class runs 16 weeks and is open to men and women. J Pan Foster of New Haven will instruct, bringing expertise as a life insurance specialist and agent.
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YM. C. UK
J. Pan Foster
New Haven
Eccentric Genius and the Lobster Tale
An odd fragment describes Gerard de Nerval as a precocious eccentric linked to a planned statue in a trench flat. It recalls his habit of walking Paris streets with a live lobster on a blue cord, a friend’s quip about the lobster’s silence, and the reply that the lobster is serious, understanding deep secrets.
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Gerard de Nerval
Wilde
Pete
Stamford Reformers Cancel Slander Suit
Charles Eddy Fay chairman of the Committee of On tundred withdraws a $10,000 slander suit against Milton B. Goodkind secretary of the Chamber of Commerce. Fay had accused Goodkind of addiction to intoxicants. The two were seen dining together in a New York hotel.
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Swamspord
Charles Eddy Fay
Milton B. Goodkind
Chamber of Commerce
Goodkind
Yay
Geadind
New York
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