NEWBERRY TRIAL SET FOR JANUARY 21 INDICTED SENATOR FACED PLEAS
United States Senator Newberry of Michigan faces fraud and conspiracy charges in a federal case. Judge Sessions set trial for January 21 with demurrers due January 6. Principal campaign leaders pleaded not guilty while bond arrangements were made, and a special venue of 250 jurors was ordered.
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States Senate
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Disceiet
Clarence WS
Federal Court
Dere
Om. Vary
Wadge Sessions
Murfin
Willis V. Capron
Trankfort
Mich
Allan K. Moore
Grand Rapids
Sessions
Man Struck by Auto on Elm Street Injury Reported
Struck by an automobile owned by United Illuminating, 73 year old WiHany Neimuth was knocked down while crossing Elm Street at eight o'clock last night. He was taken to Mimergenery hospital with a scalp laceration and a cut above the right eye.
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Judge Hearing Probe of Count Tisza Murder
A court session discussed the probe into Count Tisza’s murder. Judge Kovacs, amid intense questioning, noted the high pressure from suppressing evidence costs and the former premier’s suspected actions. The proceedings reveal alleged connections to the case and surrounding pressures.
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Deen
Court House
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Republicans Begin 1920 Campaign Drive Plann ing City Choice
The 1920 Republican National Committee meeting opens with leaders from all states in Washington. Chicago or St Louis is favored for the convention, likely in June. Invitations go to former national officials and editors, with some candidates quietly discussed including John W. Weeks and Leonard Wood.
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Washington
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Hays
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Haan
Huss
John ‘T Wircom Uristeenmian
Leonard Wood
President asserts authority on Mexican matter
Senate foreign relations committee discussed the Mexican situation including the Carranza decrees. Senator Fall released a memorandum for President Wilson, noting investigation results. Embassy reports Cárdenas to hand Jenkins note reply today as Jenkins bail case continues. Fall to lead border visit before year end.
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New Mexico
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Nebraska
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Mexico City
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Auto Aits Wagon Involved In Street Intersection Crash
An automobile driven by Alex Bubrowski of 197 Spruce Street overturned at the intersection of Prick Avenue and Atlantic avenues last night. Bubrowski says his vehicle was not to blame but the driver fled the scene in the excitement.
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Spruce Streat
Prick Avenue
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Zubrowski
Treaty on shelf until Christmas recess end
The Senate plans to defer action on the Versailles treaty and Lodge resolution after the Christmas recess. Leaders said the treaty remains alive only if the President revives it. Hitchcock and Lodge debated who must move next. Negotiations on possible compromise reservations will likely wait until after the holidays.
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Coal Restrictions Ordered Across Nation Amid Strike Tension
A preliminaryWar news item notes that even with a possible early coal strike settlement, the country will need time to adjust. Restrictions on bituminous coal use and electricity production were issued to conserve fuel for urgent domestic needs and essential heat and power.
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Prison term asked for Lieutenant Marloh
The prosecutor has asked for a 26 month prison term for Lieutenant Marloh as he faces multiple charges. The case involves alleged execution of sailors, absence without leave and forged documents amid the war.
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A E F Men in Siberia Are Assured of Winter Sports
New York dispatch reports the Young Men's Christian Association ordered large athletic shipments to American troops in Siberia to relieve monotony of duty. The haul includes 1000 pairs of skates, 200 sleds, 560 hockey sticks and 174 pucks to be sent on the first available steamer.
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Young Men's Christian Association
New York Rules Sand at Price of Turkey Declared Bad Form
June report from New York quotes Edwin A. O’Malley, commissioner of markets, condemning the practice of exporting sand and gravel with poultry to alter weights. He notes ongoing prodding by New Yorkers against such deception and singles out chickens for excess weight. The governor urges fair pricing and stricter enforcement to curb fraud in poultry trade.
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Favors Granted By School Board In Multiple Actions
Bridgeport school board granted use of the high school auditorium for a Bridgeport Pastors association Chautauqua, with no charge due to educational aims and welfare proceeds. A Smith College Alumnus lecture was referred to the schools committee. A dance waiver was authorized during Christmas vacation. A $400 budget requested toward a $2,900 bronze tablet fund for war dead graduates was approved for inclusion in the annual budget. Instructor appointments and leaves were decided, plus reimbursements for diphtheria-related salary deductions for several teachers. A five-year-old injury case involving Kenneth Hinman was deemed not the board’s responsibility.
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Smith College Aluminus Association
Coningsby Dawson
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Orrin R. Perry
Montclair
WN. J
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McGovern
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Statter
Common Council
Michigan Prosecutor Heads to California in Tabor Death Case
Adams prosecuting attorney of Vin Buren county Michigan announces he will direct an investigation into the death of Maud Tabor and her mother Mrs Sarah J Tabor. Lawton Mich January 1916 sheriff Calkins reports the case developed after Maud Tabor died, allegedly from chloroform overdose. A deputy sheriff travels from Michigan to Pawton to transport the Tabors for questioning. Mrs Tabor claims Maud died in the Pabors home in Lawton during an apparent overdose.
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Vin Buren County
Michigan
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Mawd Tabor
Lanntom
Mich
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Former Naval Chaplain Falls to Death in Portland Hotel
Rev. Edward J. Henry, a former U.S. Navy chaplain and Catholic convert, tumbled from a seventh story hotel window in Portland, Maine. He died from injuries after a deputy coroner said a possible bout of vertigo led to the fall. The sill's design was noted as allowing a person to lean out easily.
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Edward J. Henry
United States Navy
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