McKinley Will Discloses Large Legacy To Charity
Champaign Illinois AP reports the late Senator William McKinley left a fortune of about 12.9 million. The will disposes of 10 million in bequests to relatives and friends and major gifts to churches hospitals and charities. It also directs a 200 000 trust fund and monthly payments to relatives.
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Gamblers fined in Torrington in East Canaan raid
Seven men arrested in a state police raid on a gambling room in East Canaan were arraigned before Judge Norman Moors in North Canaan. Louis Allyn was fined 390 for running the gambling house, while the other six men were each fined 5 and costs for frequenting the place. All seven pleaded guilty.
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Ambassador Jay’s Daughter Dies After Illness
Emily Jay, daughter of American ambassador Peter Augustus Jay, died last evening in Buenos Aires after a battle with sleeping sickness followed by appendicitis. An operation performed Thursday morning led to complications in the final hours.
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Couple to Celebrate 64th Year of Marriage
Mr and Mrs William R Carpenter of Springfield Maas Dee 2 Al pass the 64th anniversary of their marriage tomorrow Feeble health will minimize celebration They were married in Newin Cann
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Partridges Cause Heavier Damages in Orchard Areas
In Hondoned, NTH, December, Fish and Game Commissioner Matt L Bartlett estimated partridge damage at about $14,000, roughly $21,000 more than last year. The birds mostly wreck buds in fruit orchards, causing significant agricultural loss.
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Matt LL Bartlett
Injured Man Wins $10 000 Verdict in Suit
Fred Lampe a thirty three year old New York City resident won a 10090 dollar verdict for permanent injuries from Harold N Simpson a city trucker on March 6 1926 at Third Avenue and Seventy second Street in New York. Lampe who came from Germany three years ago was treated at Presbyterian Hospital while using a steel leg brace and crutches. The defense argued contributory negligence claiming Lampe crossed the street directly in front of the truck. A motion to set aside the verdict is expected within 24 hours.
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Deer slayings hit Massachusetts record, hunters report
Boston Dec 21 AP reports show the week beginning December 2 yielded the largest deer kill in Massachusetts since the law limited slaughter to one week. 2,252 deer were shot, up from 2,020 in 1924, with Franklin leading at 4236 and Berkshire 966. Adams noted increased farmer damage payments at 15,702.77, up from 5,997, attributing it to tougher enforcement and vigilance rather than rising deer damage.
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