Lawyer asserts deportation is death sentence
In Washington on December 11, lawyer Harry Weinberger for Emma Goldman and Alexander Berkman argued to the Supreme Court that deportation to White Guard Russia would be a death sentence. He sought to appeal Judge Moyer’s New York habeas corpus dismissal and was given until 4 p.m. to perfect the writ as the court considered action.
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Berkman
Russia
Harry Weinberger
Supreme Court
United States
Moyer
New York
Weinberger
Mayer
Abandons Plan For a New Third Party Declined in St Louis
The Political Procedure Committee will not urge the national Liberal conference to form a new party. Ced. Ti. Carroll of Minto North Dakota, chairman, announced the decision late last night in St Louis.
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St. Louis
National Conference of Liberals
Ced. TI. Carroll
Minto
N. D
Remarkable recovery from rheumatism with Cell-O-San claims
A 53 year old woman narrates relief from rheumatism and sciatica after three days of using Cell-O-San, reporting two weeks bedridden prior to treatment and sustained improvement with no relapse after a month. The ad touts the product as a non drug external remedy, claims deep tissue action, and invites readers to obtain it from local druggists in the city.
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Mra. C. M
G. A. Gorgus
Kennedy Medicine Store
J. Nelson Clark
Croll Keller
Flood waters in the south still rise after rains
The crest of floods across Georgia Alabama and Mississippi had not arrived by Dec. 11 as colder weather and no further rain limited but could not end flooding. Rail service suffered with washouts on the Southern Railway between Atlanta and Macon and Meridian trains near standstill. Eutaw Creek yielded bodies of two girls and two men after a car plunged through a weakened bridge. names given Trene Lawrence Marie Edwards J C Clements.
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Associated Press
Atlanta
Georgia
Alabama
Mississippi
Weather Bureau
Meridian
Miss
Southern Railway
Macon
Eutaw Creek
Trene Lawrence
Marie Edwards
J. C. Clements
Camp Gordon
Premier Clemenceau in London For Conference
Georges Clemenceau premier of France arrived in London at ten this morning to hold talks with Prime Minister Lloyd George and Italian foreign minister Vittorio Scialoja. Crowds at Victoria station cheered as he met Lloyd George, Earl Curzon, and Walter Long before going to the French embassy.
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London
Georges Clemenceau
France
Lloyd George
Vittorio Scialoa
Italy
Folkestone
M. Clemenceau
Dover
Victoria Station
Earl Curzon
Foreign Affairs
Walter Hume Long
Admiralty
Technical High to Aid Children with Christmas Entertainment
Tech High students prepare a Christmas program for city open-air school children Tuesday morning December 23 in charge of the senior class. A fundraising drive by section leaders has raised funds and final results will be reported at chapel on Friday morning. The Tech Tatler will distribute the December 22 and 23 issue featuring the championship football team. players were entertained at the Majestic this afternoon. Professor W E Strawinski returned today after a two day illness absence.
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Technical High School
Charles E. Atkins
Milo Matter
Edward Craig
Robert Lutz
Henry Palm
Benjamin A. Huber
Paul Ray
George A. Sourbier
Robert Books
Stanley Fellows
Samuel Yaverbaum
Wallis
Horstick
William Stinson
Heffelfinger
Ridiger
IL. Storey
Tech Tatler
the Majestic
W. E. Strawinski
Department of English
Central Grammar School Sets Literary Meeting Program
Middletown Central Grammar School will hold a literature program with a debate on whether country life is more advantageous than city life. The event features student speakers, musical selections, readings, and a judges’ decision, followed by a gazette reading and closing song.
Sproul League Elects Dauphin Officers For Coming Year
William C. Sproul Republican League of Dauphin county met last night and elected officers for the coming year. Marshall Ficklin was named president, James Wilson first vice president, Harry Hogan second vice president, Otis Speaks third vice president, Percy Moore secretary, Robert Waters assistant secretary, Charles Hill treasurer, and Samuel H. Sawyer chairman of the executive board. The second degree will be conferred by Phoenix Lodge No. 59 Knights of Pythias this evening. Also N K Dhalwani, a native of India, spoke at the Central Y M C A on the value of the Y M C A in foreign countries.
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Sproul League
William C. Sproul
Phoenix Lodge
No. 59
Knights of Pythias
Third
Verbeke Streets
Judge Won’t Stay Liquor Sale. Appeals Planned
Federal Judge Faris refused the government’s request to stay Judge Pollock’s ruling permitting the manufacture and sale of beer at 2.78 percent alcohol. The government will appeal the decision and seek a supersedeas writ. The ruling allowing wines and whisky will also be appealed.
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Associated Press
St. Louis
Co. B. Faris
Pollock
Faris
Norcross Company Buys Farm for Factory Site
The Norcross Company of Marcus Hook New Jersey has purchased the 175 acre Nellie Burns farm near Lewistown Junction for 50000 dollars. Building operations expected to start around January 1 at the former Nellie Burns property as officials withholds future plans for Lewistown. The firm also runs plants in Richmond Virginia and Roanoke Virginia.
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Lewistown
Norcross Company
Marcus Hook
N. J
Nellie Burns
Lewistown Junction
Richmond
Roanoke
Detective kills dope peddler in street confrontation
Philadelphia detectives recount a fatal street shooting in which Detective Charles Brendley at 829 Christian Street shot Frank Scafido, a known dope peddler, after Scafido rushed him during a struggle with another dealer. Brendley fired once, killing Scafido instantly.
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Philadelphia
Charles Brendley
Central Station
Frank Scafido
Christian Street
Brendley
Scafido
Seafido
Secafido
Germans Lag Mines Clearance In North Sea After War
Hamburg dispatch reports German naval authorities slow to clear mined waters. Maps show about 8700 square miles of the North Sea still uncleared while Britain and America nearly finished their postwar minefields. Coal shortages cited as a reason for the delay.
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Associated Press
Herlin
Hamburg
Vossische Zeitung
Nautical Association
North Sea
America
England
Navy to Award Medal of Honor Ten More Officers
Washington announces ten additional Navy and Marine Corps recipients of the Congressional Medal of Honor for World War heroism, increasing total awardees to nineteen. The list includes Lieutenant Orlando H. Petty, M. C., of 6215 Ridge Avenue, Philadelphia, among the honored.
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Associated Press
Washington
Navy
Marine Corps
President Wilson
Navy Department
Naval and Marine Service
Congressional Medal
Orlando H. Petty
M. C
Ridge Avenue
Philadelphia
Lights Cut During Kreisler Concert Riot
Police quelled an incipient riot at a Fritz Kreisler concert in Ithaca New York as electric wires were cut by a crowd of American Legion members and allies. Kreisler played on in the dark for about forty minutes while the audience cheered against outside shouts.
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Ithaca
N. Y
Fritz Kreisler
Cornell University Music Department
American Legion
Kreisler
Denies Maynard Booze Story On Army Air Race
Sacramento reports Major W. Robertson of Matherfield debunks Lieutenant B. W. Maynard's claim that fatal Army Air Race accidents were caused by alcohol. The denial comes as Captain Josiah P. Wilbur announces drills tonight and references recent aviator deaths.
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Maynard
Army Air Race
Sacramento
Cal
B. W. Maynard
W. A. Robertson
Matherfield
Josiah P. Wilbur
Drill Night At Armory With Company DI
Drill night at the Armory involves Company DI conducting training and briefings. Soldiers participate in readiness activities and review safety procedures as part of the scheduled drill.
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Company DI
Marmol Fat-Reducing Tablets Promised Direct Mail Order
Ad claims fat loss for persistent fat by taking Marmol tablets after meals and at bedtime. It urges purchases from local druggists for one dollar or directly from Marmol Company in Detroit Michigan. The copy emphasizes safe, effective weight reduction without dieting or exercise.
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Woodward Ave
Detroit
Mich
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