Appointment of William J Burns Under Fire in Daugherty Hearing
Amid impeachment proceedings, William J Burns faces scrutiny as the House judiciary committee opens testimony on Spec 2 amid claims he aided wartime investigations. Witnesses James A Finck and Clyde H Oyster discuss records, pardons, and alleged jury packing in 1907 Oregon land fraud cases.
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Antolia
Chicago Packers
HOUSE
Daugherty
Washington
Diugherty
Hye
James A. Finck
Department of Justice
Uy H. Oyater
Samuel Gompers
American Federation of Labor
William J. Burne
Due Fegu
Uecordy
Finch
Ules
Whg
Generil Wickersham
Taft
Willard K. Jones
Oregon Land Hand
Burns
Clyater
Gompers
Massie
Wickerghain
Hadrman
McChord
the Instate Commerce Commission
Ostay d. Horne
Clrvoland
Brotherhood of Locoomotive
Igineste
Thomas Stephenson
Ohtengs
Miremon
Colby Ends Partnership With Woodrow Wilson
The partnership between Colby and former President Woodrow Wilson is terminated with an official notice from Wilson and Colby offices. The expiration date of the agreement is not clearly stated, and Colby will continue other duties while Wilson shifts focus to different tasks.
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SU Your. Fier
Haluabride Cain
Wilson
Acal
Colby
Wilden
Ti Wen
Las Po
Two Men Die of Burns in Plant Fire Accident
Two American Tube and Stamping Co workers Joseph Mese and Tony Mes reported dying at St Vincent’s Hospital after a fire at the plant during a night shift. A match or flame ignited oil on the floor causing clothing to catch fire as they attempted to stamp out the blaze. Both men suffered third degree burns over most of their bodies and were rushed from the plant as alarms sounded.
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Joseph Feres
Tony Mesc
American Tube & Stamping Company
Joseph
Wordti
Tony Mese
Clinton
Avenna
Emyptoyos
Amotican Tube & Stamping Co
St. Vincent's
Emily
Mosr
Elis
Margulis
Wox 202
Trial exposes plot to harm Harden and shift public opinion
Grenz testified Harden was to be silenced to aid a nationalist plot tied to Rathenau’s assassination. Walchard and Corenz, linked to an anti-Heilatic group, were convicted for the scheme. Grenz received 26,000 marks in three payments, while others denied intent to kill Harden, claiming harm was not planned. The case centers on a dangerous cover for German interests abroad.
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Agilin
Maximlian Harden
America
Germany
Hathenau
Walchard
Corenz
Granx
Tonnd
Tle
Wolehurd
Marden
Hha
Leon
Northwest Wind Brings Cold Snap Across Regions
A frigid Northwest wind surged from Delaware to Massachusetts as temperatures dropped. Forecasters warned of unusually cold air, with foggy conditions and strong winds creating a brisk, unsettled day across several states.
King George Urges Irish Peace in Good Will Message
Dublin dispatch reports a formal British good will message read in parliaments and chambers urging peace and prosperity in Ireland. Governor General Bouly and Lord Glenrvy Kenale relay the king's wish for harmony, reconciliation, and enduring ties between Britain and Ireland.
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King George
Ireland
Healy
Wublin
Bouly
Curard
Heaty
Pete
Health Weekly Improves in Hartford Waterbury Area
The weekly health report shows notable gains with twenty six diphtheria cases and a rise in other infections. Hartford and Waterbury remain hardest hit with rising totals and broader spread across限 districts. An outbreak of chickenpox and measles contributed to the week’s concern while vaccination efforts continue.
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Ai Ligeport
Morkiday
Doartel
Foyer
Eliy
Hartfard
Waterbury
Martford
Woman Companion of Ledoux to Be Tried
The duo evaded capture after an attempted automobile theft in front of the Superior Municipal Court. Pegsle Thurts, accomplice of Eugenn Ledoux, and the other suspect were recaptured in Alfred following a pursuit from Golden Hill Street. They face charges in county court and await bond.
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Ledoux
Pegsle Thurts
Eugenn Ledoux
Piyoner
Sadge Nowell Jenninke
Lae Doux
bx-Sonator
Joseph . Whitcomt
Feelin
Alford
No Law Against the Purchase of Assets Ruling
Secretary of Agriculture announces no action on the Morris and Company Physiognas tics assets sale to Armour and Company after long study. Wallace says no occurrence for interference under the Packers and Stockyards Act, and no prohibition against purchase of assets by one firm from another.
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Secretary of Agriculture
Washington
Dow
Associated Pras
Morris and Company
aAmaour and Campany
Chicago
Jby Roerstrry
Wallace
Harding
Daugherty
Wash Ington
Armom and Company
Morris Establishment
Big Inn
Packers and Stock Yards
J Omley Armour
Senate
Tawgherty
Experts Purchase Furnishings for Four-Room Home
The Alles Millay and Miss Mayer of the Good housekeeping institute arrange furniture for a Brigapore Hough Company property at 291 Transistan Avenue for 100. Miss Maltos and Miss Mayer will oversee kitchen and optical layouts and decor arrangement. The plan includes sending Miss Maltos to New York for further fittings while Miss Mayer manages ornamental items and interiors. The house opens at end of week with a decorative display.
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Alles Millay
Kotexaul
Brigapore Hough Company
Tranistan Avenue
Cortha
Yeesterday
New York
Miss Maltos
Miss Mayer
York
Atandey
Ap Wesley
Wilby
Port Uo
Rodpeny
Equatoriab
Clemenceau Fails To Find Old Home
Georges Clemenceau visited Greenwich Village seeking the old home he once lived in during his American years fifty years ago. His search among Washington Square crowds yielded little more than vague recollections as he admitted the place could be anywhere near there.
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Clemenceau
Tre
George Clemenceau
Greenwich Village
America
Washington
Thera
Tiger of France Bids Farewell at 10 AM
Francois Clemenceau, the Tiger of France, spoke to 1,480 guests at the Hotel Pennsylvania in New York. He praised peace and urged unity, then left amid ovations as he prepared to depart for home.
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Tiger OF
France
NW York
Bac
America
Georgin Clemen- Conn
Misajan
United States
Pennsylvania
Prince
Iananer
Julat J. Jusserand
Vanel Anviasnader
Gwen Vantur
Seraval
Anne Morgan
Fairchild Park Gains Seventeen Acres in City Negotiations
Bridgeport Park board denied a 17 acre expansion for Fairchild Memorial Park amid disputed negotiations. Land lies west of the park near Syrian Avenue, with costs under $80, brokered by a local realty firm as city officials sought to shield identities. Wheeler, president of Bridgeport Land Co., led the talks and named parties remain protected.
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Avi
Park Board
Geidgeport Lang És
Ly Aiverta
Ax Intyerta
Dofairchild Wheeler
Pand
Tle Company
Rural aid favored over ship bill in Senate fight
In Washington on December 12, debate centered on extending government aid to the merchant marine. Rural credit bills surfaced as senators move to attach farm relief to the shipping measure while Simmons denounced the push as a rebuke to the administration and questioned timing of a veteran bonus.
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Wasitington
Senate
Harding
Renatora Garrison
Democrat
Mississippi
Simmona
Nemoacrat
North Caroll
Sucaras
Lentoot-Anderson
Treasury
Aimmonn
Nia
Simmons
Banva Lill
Provident Tarding
Slatmony
Lethat Anderson
Tle
Sinking Fund Commission Asks 15000 For Finances
A fragment describes the Sinking Fund Commission seeking 15000 to cover the making of bonds and supporting securities. It notes the expected sufficiency of cash and bonds to reach 500000, with approvals by city officials and related budget items including insane asylum costs and various salaries and allowances.
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Reudgeport Sinking Fund Commission
Honda
Regialffan
Ois Aye
Bani
Charles CG. Sanford
Tabrarlin Jlenry
N. San- Dorn
Dala
Alack
Aber Bank
Oon
Wilson Scores Health Board For Stand on Examinations
Mr. Yepte appredehings uts fam the wrong angie and Jenn W Wilson, a member at the Hound of Education, last night commented on the board’s stance. The board opposes using a woman doctor for examinations, citing objections from some mothers while noting medical validity. The Education Board intends to study alternatives and how to proceed under existing guidelines.
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Wilson
Health Board
Zepp
Board of Education
Mr. Yepte
Angie
Eid
Jenn W. Wilson
Hound of Education
Vaetth
Avery
Hearth Board
Board of
Leoith
Education
North End Bank Declares First Dividend
The Serth and Want A Truat Pompany of Liridaeport organized hive beyond nee will declare a dividend on its capital stock payable December 30. It was announced yesterday afternoon after a meeting of the directors. The bank states this will be its firm final dividend.
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North End Bank
Harding Pays Tribute To John Wanamaker
Washington December 12 The death of John Wanamaker at Philadelphia removes a man who contributed to American advancement President Harding said at the White House today He held Mr Wanamaker in the greatest esteem for his contributions to American mercantile enterprise and public service and spoke highly of him personally
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Wasilington
John Wanamaker
Philadelphia
Harding
White House
Wanamaker
John Wanamaker to Be Laid to Rest in Philadelphia
Funeral services for John Wanamaker famed merchant and former postmaster general will be held Thursday at Bethany Presbyterian Church 22nd and Bainbridge Philadelphia. Interment in the private family vault at St James the Less Cemetery. Wanamaker died today at age 85.
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Philadelphia
Associated Press
John Wanamaker
Bethany Presbyterian Church
Bainbridge Street
St. James the Leas
A. Gordon Mrvt- Tennan
Lethany Church
Wanamaker
Ben
Fiery showdown over Curzon plan in Near East talks
Ismet Pasha rejects Curzon’s minority rule proposal and seeks exchange of Greek and Turkish populations in Anatolia. He accuses foreign powers of meddling, argues Turkey will not allow external administration of minorities, and defends peaceful Turkish-Armenian-Greek relations amid regional tensions reported from Laubanne.
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Laubanne
Associated Prats
Ismet Pasha
Anes
Turkey
Anatolia
Macedonia
Joda
Maning
M Iemet
Lord Curzon
Farelemn
League of Nations
Ryastany Dogon
Tle
Russia
Fire cause remains unknown to city fire chief
Fire officials said yesterday investigation failed to reveal the cause of a blaze that broke out yesterday morning at 484 East Main Street in Taoule. Authorities noted the storefront doors were found open, with theories suggesting theft or owner access later claimed the proprietor opened the doors to aid firefighters.
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Fine Department
Taoule
J. Tovkfald
East Main
Studio Building Bought by Schnee & Schnee for 175 000
Schnee and Schnee purchase the Studio Building at 372,978 Urefield Avenue from Yale University for about 174,000 with a 176,000 mortgage from Yale Realty. The firm plans a remodel for a restaurant with remaining tenants Bamue) Schhes and Narker Hikory. The property spans Mulford and Wind streets, adjoining Southern New England Telephone and County Ewa lines.
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Schnee & Schnee
Pia
Ehnee Ee Hohnes
Urefield Avenas
Yolu University
Che
Cher
Ionathan
Yale Realty Department
Republic Chines
Aocking 420
Aund
Bamue
Schhes
Sirmwail
Ox Plang Company
Narker Hikory
Bulding
Mulrttehd Avenue
Wind Street
Fontane
Hat Street
New England
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William J. Burns
Woodrow Wilson
Harden
Russell
U. S. World League
Grenz
Rathenau
Congress
Ueward
Tuseeall
Anti-Saloon League
Stratfield Yeaterday
Amarcan Bond
US Congress
Dro Thussell
Delaware
Massport
Lati
Lord Glenwyy Kenale
Dublin
Des
Lord Gleners
Armour & Company
Stock Yard Act
U. S
Centinay
Fairchild Park
Lenroot
Anderson Bill
Sinking Fund Commission
Richaud
Wanamather
Diliiers
Rivale Preatdant Tuarding
Cosm Nor Spront
Avardine Dougherty
Eleet Tnaehul
Edigia
Set
Curzon
Britain
Ismet
Yale University
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