Military Aide 10 Indians' Viceroy Bound for Silence
The king's regulations bar newspaper interviews while on active army list. Colonel Craufurd-Stuart, military secretary to the viceroy of India, recently spoke of his career including Gallipoli wounds and service in Washington and India. He and his wife plan a three month stay before returning to England.
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Jord Reading
India
Gallipoli
Ruice
Frances
Washington
Misc Keeler
England
Beauty
War Office
Anerie
Fairfrent
Hnead
Lord Realing
Berlin butchers to care for destitute in winter
The Trth de Berlin has taken over care for 400 destitute men women and children. They will provide shelter and meals this winter with a portion of meat donated daily by a local butcher to support kitchens. Surplus meat will be traded for bread and vegetables by the settlement.
Stamford Poisoning Victim Improves At Hospital
Stamford January 2 The condition of Mrs. Margaret agsip of 665 Pacific Street who was found on the street in a semi conscious state from poisoning was reported improved at Stamford Hospital tonight Officials would not disclose the poison used and the reasons behind the alleged personal crisis involving her husband led to her being driven from her home on New Year’s Day
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Margaret Agsip
Pacific Street
Stamford Hospital
Cassar
Africa
North Pacific
United States
Peking
Urga
Mongolia
Ker Ventucles
Gobi Desert
Avia
Urgiu
Becomie
Asia
Uosa
Janis
Kid
Ned States
Upland
France
Onunsbev
Great Sip
Rewanaintain
Urea
Minland
mid-Asia
Christian Science Case Decides Child Neglect in Framingham
In Framingham Mississippi District Court Judge Blodgett ruled 14 year old Walter Moyse, treated by Christian Science practitioners after a broken leg, a neglected child. The case, brought by the Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Children, challenges Christian Science care with an appeal to the Superior Court at Cambridge next week. The boy’s leg was in danger of amputation before urgent medical care was sought.
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Framingham
Miss
District Court
Blodgett
Walter Mosse
Wayland
Christian Sciemntiftes
Breakine
Christian Science Church En Teream
Cambralge
Phe Oy
Alin Thoy
Woman Longtime Bridgeport Resident Dies at Home
Mary Killian widow of Thomas William and well known Bridgeport resident died at her home at 074 Trann avenue. Funeral arrangements pending with family awaiting further details and services in Bridgeport.
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Bridgeport
Mary Killian
Thoma Wiliam
Tridgeport
Trann Avenue
British puzzled over Parliament control balance
London dispatch notes no rush among principal party leaders as Parliament reopens. Baldwin’s cabinet delays the king's speech while Liberal and Anti-Labor movements seek avoid a Labor victory. UK markets hold steady amid uncertainty about coalition paths and potential policy limits.
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London
Associated Press
Baldwin
Lord Hunsdon
City of London Unions' Association
Liberal Party
Association
Cily
Robert Ware
Forgier Chancelior of
The
Exchequer
United States
Omd
Ord Bisniess
Possible Conservative Leader Contemplates Politics
The piece notes that an enroled figure as a future Conservative leader contemplates leaving business for politics and jokes on tagging a penny to decide. It also suggests Premier Baldwin has made no overtures to Liberal leaders for support to keep power and Asquith vows not to aid Baldwin from defeat.
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Baldwin
Asquith
Liberal
New Haven Road Faces Grade Crossing Elimination Arrears
The New York, New Haven and Hartford railroad owes 147 grade crossing eliminations at Middletown and elsewhere, with an estimated outlay of $7,710,009, under a Public Utilities Commission order. The statute requires removal of at least one crossing per year per fifty miles of track, and the company cites seven years of arrears totaling 147 crossings and about $7.15 million.
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New York
En Toliven and
Hartford Railroad
Bridge Street
Middletown
Supreme Court Reconvenes Without Final Decisions
The Supreme Court reconvened in Washington with all justices present but deferred findings on motions. No opinions were issued as expected on its regular opinion day near Monday. Arguments proceeded on cases including whether states can require taxi owners to compensate injurious parties, brought by William J. Packard against New York officials and joined by a taxi owners' association.
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Washington
Jun. S
Supreme Court
Ivy
William J. Packard
Attocney General of
New York
New York County
Templeton Sends State Prisoners Holiday Wishes
Inmates at the State prison at Wethersfield publish the Monthly record. Governor Charles A Templeton sends a holiday letter wishing prisoners a happy New Year and offering encouragement for a peaceful Christmas.
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Startford
Wethersfield
Charles 4
Two Die In Collapse Of Toboggan Slide
A large slide on the Adin davsk estate of Adolph Lewisohn in York nker on upper Baranus caused two deaths. Victims Nathan MW. 62, a Janav Take manufacturer, and his sister in law Mrs Maude Shello ATiss Alut Sheiley, daughter of Atva, Sheiles, were seriously injured. Fire crews and bystanders aided recoveries after the collapse late today.
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Adolph Lewisohn
York Nker
Upper
Baranus
Nathan MW
Maude Shello Atiss Alut Sheiley
Atva
Sheiles
Former Senator Bey Scott Dies at 91 in West Virginia
Washington reports the death of Sathana Bey Scott, former United States senator from West Virginia and former president of the Continental Brust Company, who passed away after weeks of illness at age 91. He served in the Union Army during the Civil War.
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Sathana “Bey Scott
United States
Tom West Virginia
Brust Come Pany
Falaly
Sered
Charity Lodge Degree Team Meets Tonight
Members of the degree team of Charity Lodge 4 at Be will meet at Marion Clark’s home 477 State Street this evening instead of at the usual venue. The change honors Miss Quilty whose death is noted.
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Charity Lodge
Marion Clark
State Street
Honeur
Mina Sadie
Quilty
Ehalipe
Miss Quilty
Skipper Jason and the Mongolian Fur Craze
A National Geographic Society bulletin links 19th century fashion to Mongolian lambskin trade. It traces how a modern fur boom travels from Urga to New York shops, detailing taxes, hunter profits, and Mongolia’s vast landscape including the Gobi and a Buddhist lama guarded park.
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Ancient
Greece
Mongolia
Siberian
National ¢Eraphic — Society
Condouc
Fifth Avenue
Michigan Boulevard
Coloris
Louis XIV
Ipuyea
Central Africa
Auction Selloff Clears Rum Smuggling Fleet at Dead Man's Basin
At Dead Man's Basin the government auctioned off captured liquor craft from a holiday smuggling ring. About 500 men and 2 women attended as 16 boats, including former pleasure cruisers and speed boats, sold for 5982 dollars. The Flying Utchman known smuggler Busie won 1175 dollars with a 40 foot cabin speeder. Bidders hailed from Philadelphia Newark Jersey City Hoboken and nearby coast towns.
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Dead Man's Basin
the Battery
Utchman
Busie
Sum Row Hauer
Philadelphia
Newark
Jersey City
Hoboken
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