New Brunswick to Swear In Four New Aldermen
Four recently elected Brunswick aldermen will be sworn in Monday at ten in a city council session marking a turnover. Mayor J. Hunter Hopkins will preside as the outgoing council's last routine meeting is held, followed by oath-taking for Thomas E Hampton, Lacy McKinnon, C. A. Arriett, and J. G. Harvey to fill the four wards.
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Judge Butts Opens Brief Court Session
Judge Butts presided by deputy yesterday in a brief session. Two defendants, described as Negroes, faced charges of larceny and received lenient sentences due to their tender ages. They were sentenced to three months or fined 50 cents, with the next term set for February on the first Monday.
Special Sermons on Prohibition Across Churches
Ministers nationwide will deliver sermons on prohibition January 11 as part of a weeklong drive to enforce the Eighteenth Amendment. The effort is led by Judge Nast H. K. Broyles and state campaign leaders Asi G. Candler Dr C Q Jones George W Love, with James W Morton of Athens named Clarke county chairman to organize church actions and fundraising.
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Comparative Police Department Receipts Rise in 1919 Over 1918
Chief J E Register presents a comparative record of police department collections showing a substantial increase in 1919 versus 1918. Totals list impounding fees street tax police court fines dog tax and related sums, with a documented overall rise of 11 872.
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Defence 10 Major Hetrick Reply On Alienists Dies From Wound
Four alienists slated as defense witnesses in the Harry S. New murder trial were discussed as the case continued. Dr. Ross Moore testified of possible paranoia, while the prosecution planned three mental experts to review New’s cell and proceedings. Major Harel S. Hetrick, a West Point graduate and ex engineers colonel, died after being shot in his home.
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Commission To Begin Operations In Washington
Hearings on wages and prices in the bituminous coal industry will start January 12 in Washington by the Presidents commission of three men. The commission is gathering all data available in the interim.
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Anarchists Fire in Southern Buenos Aires Province
Fires raged across grazing lands and Patagonian sections of southern Buenos Aires province as authorities suspected anarchists of starting the blazes. The unrest followed threats to burn crops if prisoners held for social offences were not freed.
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Sale of seized German ships to American buyers planned
The Shipping Board orders sale of former German ships including Leviathan George Washington Agamemnon and others. Seized during the war they will be offered mainly to repurpose for passenger service at American buyers’ expense. Purchases must be by Americans and used on lines designated by the Shipping Board to support global service.
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Berger barred from speaking in Providence city hall
Victor Berger, who postponed a planned engagement, went to speak in Providence Saturday night but was prohibited from delivering a public address there. The police commission chairman announced the decision, offering no public explanation.
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Burglary Surge Strikes Dronswick. Suspect Captured
Police report a spree of burglaries in Dronswick last night with multiple break ins on Union Street and surrounding areas. George Hoalitee, captured after officers confronted him at a Hirsch home, wore an overcoat bearing the label IG Fl wery Bro. The raid yielded jewelry including a $500 brooch and a cameo, with other evidence found in Hoalines room. A freight car robbery nearby is under investigation as lawmen warn residents to stay vigilant.
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Five Arrests Commies in Jacksonville and Across Nation
Dozens of federal raids targeted radical labor groups as government officials seized charters meeting minutes and socialist periodicals. Arrests spread from Boston to Massachusetts New Hampshire Rhode Island New Jersey and Philadelphia with hundreds detained and later released.
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