Senator A. J. McLaurin Dies in Brandon Home
United States Senator A. J. McLaurin died suddenly at 6:35 p.m. at his Brandon home from heart failure after a recent bout with ptomaine poisoning. He was seated in a rocking chair in his library when he fell forward and died without a word. Funeral arrangements had not been announced. Possible successors discussed included Governor Noel appointing someone immediately or the legislature choosing after it convenes in January, with James K. Vardaman and Senator-elect John Sharp Williams mentioned as possible choices.
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Admiral Schley Calls Peary Proofs for Copenhagen Review
Rear Admiral W S Schley urges Commander Peary to submit proofs of polar reach to the University of Copenhagen for independent evaluation. He reaffirms faith in Dr Cook and criticizes National Geographic society while noting Danish scientists’ authority to judge Arctic data. The issue follows earlier Cook rejection by Copenhagen.
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Dr J Landis Named Health Officer After Brown Resigns
Following Dr Mark Browns resignation the board plans to announce Dr J H Landis as his successor. Landis currently sits on the board and will resign from that seat to take the post. The board has moved quickly and is expected to act again soon.
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Senator McLaurin Dies At Age Of 63 In Washington
Senator McLaurin who began in 1834 and served Mississippi as governor in 1895 died in Washington after a long career as a defender of the South. A Confederate veteran, he later served in the senate and on key committees including Mississippi river and civil service. His death prompts funeral committee arrangements.
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Associated Press
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Plan Arrest of Many Smugglers
New York December 22 collector William Loeb Jr said arrests in the Sleeper Trunk smuggling case are only the start, with a nation wide dragnet extending to the Pacific. He cited a costly goods scheme run through a Paris based plot led by a customs official who has since died. Several dressmakers named in the indictments have been arrested and are held on bail for federal trial. Four persons indicted here have not yet been arrested.
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New York
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Paris
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Fed
Denial of Dr Cook Error Hears From Dr Maurice F Egan
In New York on December 22 a quote from Dr Maurice F. Egan expresses disbelief that Dr Cook was wrong and notes his daughter will cry upon hearing the report. The remark continues on page 9 column 3.
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Denmark
Mysterious Airship Visits Worcester in Decisive Skies
An unidentified airship traversed Worcester Massachusetts at 30 to 40 mph. It hovered above the city twice, circled four times, and used a powerful searchlight during a light snowfall. Thousands watched as the craft, seen at about 2000 feet, disappeared toward Marlboro then returned.
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Worcester
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Policeman Fired for Owning a Saloon in Chicago
Chicago December 22 Patrolman Julius Co Zimmerman was discharged from the police force for being a saloon partner. A superior officer found him tending bar in his saloon wearing a white apron concealing his uniform.
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Ohio ice forces 100 boats to desert Evansville wharf
Heavy running ice on the Ohio River drives about 100 boats from the Evansville wharf to the Green River harbor and suspends navigation, according to Associated Press dispatch.
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Evansville
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Associated Press
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Commissioner Quits Park Board Seat in Hamilton
Hamilton was surprised by Stanley Shaffer's resignation from the Hamilton park commission. Shaffer sent his letter to Mayor Straub, who appointed Chris Benninghofen of the current public service board to the vacancy, effective January 1.
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Board of Public Service
Jealous Husband Kills Three and Shoots Himself
A Kentucky mining town shock as Will Murray, a miner, murders Albert Cole and Murray’s wife and mother-in-law before killing himself. The triple crime follows jealousy over Murray’s wife and ends with a fatal self-inflicted wound. In Fresno, G C Cheuvront, driven by sudden insanity, kills his wife and four children with a hatchet, then dies after a confrontation with a stepson. a posse discovers his dismembered body by the railroad.
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FreiberBros Whisky Warehouse Fire Disturbs Town
Fire destroyed the FreiberBros whisky warehouse in Philadelphia, causing extensive damage. No injuries reported as investigators assess cause and losses. Residents nearby were urged to stay clear while flames were battled by local firefighters.
Spectacular West Fourth Street fire injures firemen
A massive blaze at the Freiberg whisky warehouse on West Fourth Street caused heavy losses estimated at 150000, with 100000 to stock and 50000 to the building. The fire prompted a citywide panic as gas and spirit tanks exploded, water and ice hindered crews, and Captain Conway of the Salvage Corps was seriously hurt in a separate auto crash on Gilbert Avenue.
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Death of Caspar Broel Found Frozen Near Jeffersonville
The 50 year old Casper Broel a Louisville carpenter was found dead frozen in ice on Lick Run near Jeffersonville Indiana. He left Louisville for Cincinnati relatives last Thursday and was carrying 117 dollars with 102 recovered from his pocketbook near the body. His overcoat lay folded nearby and police are unable to explain the death.
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Cincinnati
General Estrada Wins Rama Battle Ends Zelaya Rule
In Rama near Bluefields Nicaragua General Estrada defeats government troops a complete victory. About 600 men from both sides die or are wounded with 1900 Zelaya forces surrender including General Gonzales. Two Americans reported killed and surgeons landed from Des Moines to treat the wounded.
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Nicaragua
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Rama
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Shipley
Des Moines
Kentucky Town Remains Dry After Local Vote
Corbin Kentucky kept its dry status in a local option election by twenty eight votes. Residents formed an early morning parade led by Mrs Frances Beauchamp president of the State W C T U as the result was announced.
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King Menelik Alive Despite Grave Condition
Addis Ababa Abyssinia reports the Ethiopian government confirming that King Menelik remains alive though his health is grave and critical. The announcement reassures the public about the monarch’s status amid ongoing concerns.
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Addis Abbba
Abyssinia
Goebel's Harbor Project in Cincinnati Under Review
Washington December 22 The Goebel project to build a harbor at Cincinnati has been taken up for investigation by government engineers. General W L Marshall, chief of engineers, is expected to send an official report to Congress after the holidays. Goebel says the harbor would serve as a general harbor for all shipping, not just ice.
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Washington, D. C
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Cincinnati
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Zelaya Defeat Confirmed in Nicaragua Dispatch
Navy department cablegram from Captain Shipley at Bluefields reports Zelaya forces crushed. Advices say General Castrillo surrendered with four field guns, fifteen hundred rifles, and one million rounds. Wounded carried to Bluefields hospital.
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Associated Press
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Castrillo
Hungry Democrats Swarm To Get General Speaks' Job
Columbus reports swirl around the possible appointment of General John C. Speaks as director of public safety. Ten candidates contend for the $2,500 post including John Bolan Horace Madden and John O Dwyer with further speculation about Ed Hafner and General Sherwood. Rumors say Speaks may retire or salary boosts for retention, amid talks of reorganizing the fish and game department and a lake fishermen tribute measure.
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Brokaw Defends Alimony Case Amid Testimony Delays
W Gould Brokaw did not testify as expected. His lawyer argued Mrs Brokaw’s $60 000 per year alimony request is unreasonable given his client’s reduced fortune. An associate holding trial minutes was detained prompting a brief adjournment. Brokaw is set to testify tomorrow.
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