Butler's Appointment Urged by Committee Washington
Senate Judiciary subcommittee finished hearings on Pierce Batley of St Paul for associate justice of the Minnesota Supreme Court. The group, led by Chairman Crimming and Senators Walsh and others, voted unanimously to recommend Batley's confirmation amid limited questioning of charges raised by Senator Shipalegh.
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Pierce Batley
St Paul
Lic. Supreme Court
Senate Judiciary
Citler
Jon
Crimming
Iowa
Walsh
Montana
Butler
Clegt Shipalegh
Atinnesota
Farmer-Taportle
St Louis Panhandles Control of Great Northern Railway
New York Dec 13 The St Louis Francisco Mailway Company has purchased control of the recently reorganized International Great Northern Railway joining five southern Texas and Mexican lines. Announcement identifies the barui or official as source of the news. The move would place the St Louis Francisco railway in control of more than 508 miles of track along the Mexican border and central Texas.
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St. Louisa
Third Automobile Stolen in Week at Fairfield
Fairfield reports a third car theft in seven days near the Post road by the Town hall. Mrs Henry L Mills home vehicle, described as a Sears model, was stolen with constables Elwood and Hennetty investigating. Robberies of gas and auto parts citywide noted, with local residents debating safety and mounted police presence.
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Henry L. Mills
Hezekiah Elwood
Arthur Hennetty
Clard
Teix
Beieh
Appointed Receiver in Boston Case
Judge Morton names Frank L. Bowers of Brookline as receiver of the danger-city matters. A second receiver was deemed unnecessary, and the order moves forward with the appointed official overseeing the proceedings in Boston in December.
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Mystery of Water Bottles Sparks Rum Destruction Case
Water bottles discovered among destroyed stock flowed into Golden Hill street after a destruction order led by State's Attorney Momer Ss. Cummings. About 3,000 gallons of water were dumped in a public display, with jars and bottles tipping onto Main Street near the courthouse ward. The destruction was overseen by Justice of the Peace Willard Ames of Westport amid circulating rumors about liquor storage in the county courthouse vaults.
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Fairfialg
Liquor Ring Dismantled In Westport Operation
Police and helpers seized bags of suspected intoxicants in Westport. Authorities say several hundred burlap sacks held six quarts each and were moved by truck to a local store. Five men were arrested during the raid and the liquor was destroyed after seizure.
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Allen Umtings
Cowan Court
Pony Lorvdla
Anid Faties Confer
Cecil A. Steeves
First Program of Little Theatre League Tonight
The fragmentary notice announces the first program of the Little Theatre League tonight. It hints at member enthusiasm and media attention but the text is garbled, obstructing clear details about the event, participants, or venue.
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Little Theatre League Tonight
Socialist League to be Organized December 30
New York December 12 plans for a national organization of the Young People Socialist league will be rejected at the first convention of the league to be held at Witchburn Mass December 30 to January 1. J Morrie Novik national executive committee regian announced today.
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Younes Peopley Socialist League
Lio Sociary
Jahuary J. Morrie Novik
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Toda
Annie Tannin Dies at Viv Composer Marry Sins
Annie Tannin, noted viv composer, died after a long illness. Friends and colleagues mourn her passing, with tributes highlighting her innovative musical works and influence on contemporary operatic scenes. Funeral arrangements are pending.
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Annie Tannin
Statesmen Duel With Pistols Sparks Escape in Montevideo
In Montevideo two rival leaders engage in a pistol duel after an official challenge over a political dispute. Both men allegedly fired five shots. no injuries are reported as spectators attempted to intervene.
Democrats Board Deliberates on School Superintendent Appointments
In a tense meeting, Democrats push for new appointees to the school board and superintendent post. The board plans to present several Republican and Democratic candidates for each seat, warning against public disclosure of the names and stressing collective approval rather than individual backing.
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Charlie Aviil
Avid
Chavemin McGuinies
Alnint
Wents
Lin
McGuinnness
Ted
Hong
Mie
Sterlings Vapors Advertises Instant Catarrh Relief
An old advertisement touts Sterling's Vapors as a quick remedy for catarrh and nasal congestion. It claims clogged nostrils clear, air passages open, and breathing becomes easy with a soothing, warming effect. The text imitates period product promotion language.
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Youlley
Sterdinge
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