Mrs Eaton May Plead Insanity Ruling on Arrested Widow
Hingham March 21 The case of Mrs Jennie May Morrison Eaton arrested for the murder of Rear Admiral Joseph G Eaton shows possible sanity proceedings to bar trial. She is in Plymouth jail and a sanity inquiry may be begun. Her mother in Assinippi is critically ill and her daughters plan to visit.
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Hingham
Mars
Jennie May Morrison Eaton
Joseph G. Eaton
J. 8
Eaton
Benjamin Harrison
Plymouth
George W. Varrison
Mire
Assinippi
Ralph Keyes
Dorothy Aineworth
Mra. Eaton
Brown Beats Yours Brown In Ten-Round Atlantic Gardens Bout
Jack Fritton scored an easy victory over Yours Brown the East Side Idol in a ten round bout at the opening attraction of the Atlantic Gardens Athletic Club last night. The Mor gan entry led early but Brown pressed hard in the final two sessions, forcing a closer finish.
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New York
Jack Fritton
Yours Brown
Atlantic Gardens
Latin American universities predate United States founding
A Bureau of Education bulletin notes early Latin American universities in Mexico and Clima 1551 San Domingo 1648 Bogota 1572 Cordoba 1613 Sucre 1622 spans colonial and independence eras. It cites theology as core, church backing, clerical governance, and later growth with many regional institutes to serve national ties and regional needs.
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United States
Bureau of Education
Mexico
Clima
San Domingo
Bogota
Cordoba
Sucre
England
Spanish America
University of
Buenos Aires
Latin-America
Income Tax Law Being Prepared in Seclusion
Washington March 21 Legislation putting into effect the income tax is being prepared in seclusion. Representative full of Tennessee a member of the ways and means committee disappeared while he works out its details. Two plans for the income tax rate under consideration one flat rate with exemption and the other graduated rate based on a lower exemption the rate increases with income over the exemption.
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Washington
Full
Tennessee
Ways and Means
Death of Former Governor Frank Black at Troy Home
Former New York governor and veteran Republican figure Frank Black died at his Troy New Jersey home from valvular heart disease. He had suffered through the illness for some time. His long political career and prominence in party affairs were noted in the report.
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Troy
N. J
Frank Black
New York
Public Health Service Tests Friedman Tuberculosis Cure
Washington March 21 The Public Health Service under Surgeon General Blue released the first statement on the government probe of Dr Friedman's claimed tuberculosis cure. A culture of the bacteria used in his method will be tested for safety on warm blooded animals, and experiments will assess broader treatment claims. The public is advised not to travel long distances for demonstrations. only tested cases will be pursued. A final efficacy report is expected in about a month.
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Washington
Public Health Service
Surgeon General
Blue
Friedmann
Alice Longworth to Speak on High Society Excesses
A public hearing by the Illinois State White Slave Commission will explore the influence of cocktail drinking cigarette smoking and other excesses of high society on working girls. Invitations list Washington society leaders including Alice Roosevelt Longworth Mrs Preston Gibson and others to attend and share views.
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Washington
Illinois Genate White Slave Commission
Washington Society
Alice Roosevelt Longworth
Preston Gibson
Edson Hradley
Katherine Jennings
Robert Patterson
Interest Eats Farm Profits Across U S
Oklahoma City reports farmers pay 510 million dollars yearly in interest on farm loans. The Inter National Dry Farm Congress plans a summer inquiry and October meeting in Tulea Oklahoma to discuss lower rates, while bankers note livestock loans secure better terms than cotton.
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Oklahoma City
Okla
United States
United States Department of Agriculture
International Dry Farm Congress Js
Tulea
T.P. Martin
Aietain
Fife
Lives Lock
Ontile
Wilson aims to fill key diplomatic posts before extra session
Washington March 21 President Wilson is pushing to fill major diplomatic posts before Congress reconvenes to focus energy on legislation. No definite acceptances have been received, and many chosen ambassadors are expected to decline to serve.
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Washington
Wilson
Congress
German consul held during protest in Sonora
Max Muller, German consular agent at Hermosillo, remains confined at his home by Sonora state authorities despite efforts by German and American diplomats to secure his release.
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Nogales
Anis
Max Muller
Hermosillo
Dipl
Mate
Cascarets Promise Quick Morning Relief From Indigestion
An old promotional piece claims Cascarets purify the stomach and bowels overnight. It describes headaches from liver congestion and undigested matter, touting a 10 cent box that cleanses, freshens taste, and regularizes digestion by morning.
Young Men's Literary Club Plans Cheyenne to Laramie Trip
The Cheyenne Young Men's Literary Club has accepted an invitation from Laramie to hold a joint meeting on April 4. About 20 members will travel by train No. 5 in the afternoon and return on No. 10.
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Young Men's Literary Club
Laramie
Cheyenne
Forming New Cabinet in Paris After Poincare Invite
Jean Bartsou, minister of justice in the retiring French cabinet, accepted President Poincare's invitation to form a new cabinet. The item notes confusion with unrelated phrases about Cordelia and hookworms and mentions varnishing and the Sherman Co. floor finishing.
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Paris
J.jean Bartsou
Poincare
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