Lenroot Presses World Court Jurisdiction and Dissent
The article reports on Lenroot arguing that the World Court has jurisdiction under Article 36 to render advisory opinions, including opinions on treaties between the United States and Great Britain. It contrasts this with Darrow’s criticisms, who doubts the court’s powers and warns against a League of Nations eroding freedom, urging instead ending wars through sober conduct and good will.
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Great Britain
League of Nations
Congress
Inspector Bans Burnt Stocks After City Fires
Chief Sanitary Inspector Frank T Stapleton condemned large quantities of fruits vegetables and candy after fires damaged several stores. Cooperation of storekeepers aided the inspection. In TB Lowinger’s 1247 State Street stock was found bad. More Vo Musanti’s 1375 State Street stock including candy and sugar was ordered destroyed. At the railroad station 240 pounds of candy shipped in were mouldy and destroyed.
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Frank T Stapleton
Stanleton
TB. Lowinger
State Street
More
Vo Musanti
Daily Record of Ambulance Calls
Daily Record of Ambulance Calls details private transfers to Hillside and St Vincent's hospitals, including Sammel Webster, Mr Muller, Mr A Lockery, Charles Fabar, and Baby Brady. Entries note times, addresses on Myrtle Avenue Bostwick Avenue William Street Madison Avenue and Engtow, with examinations and collapses referenced.
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Beardsley Street
Sammel Webster
Tansfer
Hillside Houme
Cpm
Myrtle Avenue
Uller
Electeeth
St. Vincents Hospital
William Street
A Lockery
St. Vincent's Hospital
Widow miners honored as rescue work continues at Alabama mine
The Birmingham chapter of the American Red Cross aids families with relief funds as Charles DeBardeleben leads rescue efforts after a deadly explosion at Overton Mine No 2. Five injured miners survive hospital care, while investigators weigh causes from wiring to a winded shot. Recovery of the last identified victims brings the death toll to 51. two bodies remain buried, with recovery expected by Saturday.
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Birmingham
American Red Cross
Charles DeBardeleben
Alabama Fuel Iron Company
DeBardeleben
Interials
Charles Delardelebon
Sayl
Ala
Bee
Overton
Alabama Fuel and Iron Company
Alfred Yarbrought
John Ries
Police Silence Seen as Coup Over Stabbing Panic
Local fear mounts as gossip spreads of a phantom stabber in the city. Police report several suspects detained, including a Chinese visitor and a young man awaiting his companion in the North End, amid sensational national coverage and warnings to keep children indoors.
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North End
Cleveland
Michael Enright Formally Charged
Michael Enright faces formal charges amid a chaotic scene as autopsy findings reveal Shay was struck by a heavy object possibly an axe twice or three times causing fatal injuries. Investigators note the body moved from the porch to a ditch on the highway, while others doubt a vehicular involvement.
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GH. Battin
E. H W. Hutton
Shay
Attorney Rogers
Shay Wan
Wnright
Charges Dropped in Barber Allegations in Local Club
A district executive board dropped charges against barbers after a hearing prompted by a Democratic party bias claim. Soda denied political involvement while saying he merely visited a district barber shop on election day for two minutes. The motion to drop was carried unanimously.
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Board of Apportionment
Jonn
Soda
Robert Barra
Era
Democratic Party
Barrows
Cullinan
Tie
Tom
Taft
Martin
John J. Maloney
Dwight Graves
Haff
Mr. Soda
Albert J. Merritt
Merritt
Graves
Wieler Named as Assistant for Ninth District
The Ninth district committee and clubrooms discussed the appointment of Sam Wieler, who had been defeated but sought the post since November 4. City Clerk Caldwell noted Wieler was already appointed. mayoral approval confirmed. Wieler to be sworn in today by City Clerk Alfred Burmek as he has assisted Caldwell since the election.
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Yesterny
Caldwell
Cubelli
Wieler
Ninth District
Cadeo
Speiser
Sa’ath
Sam
Speixer
Althettzh
Jom Wieler
Alfred W. Bur
Connecticut relief bills aid private citizens in Senate
Washington Dec 11 Special A number of private bills for relief to Connecticut citizens were introduced in the Senate by Senator McLean. They include pension proposals for Mrs Eliza W Leerten of East Port Chester widow of Andrew J Berrien Jr late of Cm D find Regiment NY State Militia Infantry at 40 dollars monthly and for Messarah A Conley widow of Jane Conley late of Co A Lth Regiment Connection Volunteer Infantry at 40 dollars monthly. Also a relief bill for the heirs at Adam and South Grown of Stratford.
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Washington, D. C
Connecticut
Senate
McLean
Grance
Eliza W. Leerten
East Port Chester
Conn
Andrew J. Berrien Jr
New York State Milita Infantry
Adaail
Grant
Newstun
Messarah
A. Conley
Ann
Janes Conley
Co A
Lth
Connection Volunteer Infantry
Adam and
Stratford
Von.ayners
Warrict
Cyclist Injured in Collision Near Ash Creek
Surdvidl December 11 A cyclist Andrew Lipovsky of 481 Putnam Street sustained a possible fractured limb after a collision with an unidentified rider near Ash Creek on a motorized cycle route. He was taken to a local hospital in serious condition but was reported to be stable this morning.
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Andrew Lipovsky
Putnam Street
Fire record at 8 55 a m on sam alarm
At 8 55 a m a SAM alarm sparked a small fire at the corner of East Main Street and payle Hamilton with no dam use. Clothing closet fire caused slight damage and a recall sounded for a few minutes after abiriu.
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Hamilton
East Main
Abiriu
Berlenbach Beats Delaney In New York Title Fight
In Tex Rickard’s Garden, Berlenbach defeats Delaney by decision after a cautious 15 round battle. Delaney pressed early with power but Berlenbach’s counter and clinching left proved decisive as judges upheld the champion’s title amid a large crowd and high wagering.
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Berlenbach
Astoria
Delaney
Joe Humphreys
Charles FL Mathison
Husald Barnes
Hdldie Purdy
Tex Rickard
Eighth Avenue
Wile Delaney
Bridgenort
Aren
Sky
Tie
Miks McTirue
Rickard
Bridgeport
Paul
Berlenbae
Immeditel
New
Yo State Athletic Commission
Queensberry
Tangled French divorce action in March case
A messy divorce action in which Tim French and his wife clashed over desertion and remarriage. Judge Malthie set aside a previous divorce decree, and French filed a second suit. Mrs French denied desertion and countered with a suit for legal relief. The judge ordered responses within two weeks as the case moved toward a final decision.
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Malthie
French
Tim
Foreign Powers Menaced Canal In Court Claims
The court heard evidence on foreign influence and canal defense, including exclusive air concessions by Colombia and a nonexclusive concession by Guatemala. Major George and officers testified on parachutes, air defenses, and ground-fire tests at Fort Tilden. Captain Lewis described sound detectors revealing enemy movement and silent bombing tactics.
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Councel
Erma
Funan Canal
Guatemala
Texas National Chard Air Uit
Col Mitehistl
Hat Guard Aviatos
George To Strong
War Department
R. W. Mackie
Texas National Guard
Christan Waen
Army War College
Frank W. Coe
Chet
Coast Artivlers
M. G. Spinks
62Nd
Fort Tiden
John T. Lewis
Shamie
Coe
Port Tagen
Washington
Col
Spinks
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