Prepare to Deport Berkman Week's Stay Granted to Goldman
The Supreme Court refused to intervene in deportation plans for Alexander Berkman due to his anarchistic activities. Immigration officials will send the radical leader to Soviet Russia in the near future. A one week stay was granted to Emma Goldman to allow review for possible appeal on habeas corpus dismissals. Both are held at Ellis Island.
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Washington
Supreme Court
Alexander Berkman
Soviet
Russia
Caminetti
Berkman
Emma Goldman
New York
Record Butter Yields From Yearling Lulu Alphea
New York reports the Ashburn Jersey cow Lulu Alphea yielded 13 609 pounds of milk in the year ending November 1 producing 1 000 pounds of butter The milk fat tested 5 85 percent The record surpasses previous dairy yields and the fat content exceeds the legal minimum Also Hagerstown reports Charles W St Clair once shell shocked in France deemed insane upon his father's petition
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New York
Lulu Alphea
Ashburn
American Jersey Cattle Club
Hagerstown
Charles, W. St. Clair
France
William C. St. Clair
Daylight Saving Bill Proposed by Bay State Groups
A daylight saving measure for five months starting the last Sunday in April will be introduced in the next state legislature. The bill has broad support from chambers of commerce manufacturers unions women's clubs and labor state organizations with only the State Grange Farm Bureau and Gloucester Fish Bureau voicing objections.
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Boston
Chambers of Commerce
Manufacturers’ Associations
Women's Clubs
Lathor
State Grange
State Farm Bureau
Gloucester Fish Bureau
30 000 Yellowstone Elk Herd Faces Extinction
New York reports the Yellowstone Park elk herd of 30 000 faces possible extinction due to the year's heaviest snowfall and hunting in Montana. About five thousand animals have already been killed by hunters outside the park, with carcasses sent to market. Robert B. Yard of the National Parks Association notes the season excludes Christmas Eve.
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New York
Yellowstone Park
Montana
Robert 8. Yard
National Parks Association
Yard
Funeral for $6,000 Persian cat in Lenox estate
In Lenox Massachusetts funeral rites for Hyacinth a Persian cat costing $6,000 were held on Mrs. Carlos de Heredias summer estate with all employees in attendance. The cat's body was buried in a metal casket on the estate after the owner transported it from New York in a special autotruck.
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Lenox
Mass
Carlos de Heredias
New York
Hyacinth
Two Years For Man in Wanamaker Bomb Case
Ernest A. G. Kurth received a prison term of one year and three months to two years and six months from Judge Wadhams in general sessions. He was sentenced for sending a bomb to Mrs. Rodman Wanamaker’s Tuxedo Park home last September.
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New York
Ernest A. G. Kurth
Wadhams
Tuxedo Park
Rodman Wanamaker
No Fuel Famine Reported in Millersburg Pa
Central Pa. town states no coal shortage with mills and industries operating. The Wiconisco creek once flooded in 1889 and carried coal to Lykens and Wiconisco now called Black creek due to discolored water. Juniata Public Service Co holds about 100000 tons for the power plant and private operators supply winter needs.
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Millersburg
Wiconisco
Lykens
Juniata Public Service Company
Personal and Social News of Towns on West Shore
Mrs. Isaac McKenley returns to Shiremanstown from a visit to her brother in Granite Hill and relatives in Gettysburg. John Bigler leaves Shiremanstown for Florida for the winter. Mrs. Charles Weigel visits Mechanicsburg. others host and visit in Shiremanstown Mechanicsburg and Harrisburg. Burgess Ensign heads to Boston for ship Florida, return trip next year. Announce daughter's birth Martha Trace in Mechanicsburg. Samuel McAlister, church janitor in Lewistown, suffers a slight stroke and illness after paralysis.
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Isaac McKenley
Shiremanstown
Harry Larue
Granite Hill
Gettysburg
John Bigler
Florida
Charles Weigel
Weir Seifert
Mechanicsburg
Frank E. Wood
Harrisburg
John S. Weigel
J. Howard Beamer
Marlin
Spensler
Emma
Anna Spensler
Bigler
Enola
John Renninger
Walter S. Zimmerman
Russell
Frances
Francis Howard
Roberta Strong
Paul Stevens
Lawrence
Madge
Lancaster
Dennis Hooper
Wrightsville
Camp Hill
Russell L. Ripp
June Romaine
Shiremans
Harry Williams
Scotland
New Cumberland
J. H W. Reiff
Carlisle
McAfee
West Fairview
Henry Hoover
John C. Trace
South Market
Marble Streets
Martha
Trace
Mary Sutton
Shepherdstown
W. Va
Lewistown
Samuel McAlister
The
Presbyterian Church
Block Factory Opened in New Cumberland
New Cumberland Pa Dec 12 John R Borthier has opened a concrete block factory on Ninth street to supply blocks for building houses in the town.
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New Cumberland
John R. Borthier
Ninth Street
Conan Doyle’s Daughter Here to See America
Miss Mary Louise Conan Doyle daughter of the famed writer travels in the United States for the winter. She arrived in New York and planned to go to San Francisco then continue to see more of America during the season.
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Conan Doyle
America
Mary Louise Conan Doyle
United States
New York
San Francisco
Amerca
Women Now Billposters in Brooklyn After Strike
A group of six or more young women replace striking male bill posters in Brooklyn. They climb ladders to paste lithographs advertising films and oleomargarine, with some strikers jailed or back at work. The move draws crowds and police supervision as the first Brooklyn deployments by women prove effective.
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New York
Brooklyn
Manhattan
Dr Chase's Blood and Nerve Tablets Ad
Overwork and dissipation wear down blood and nerve strength leading to illness. Dr Chase's Blood and Nerve Tablets promise to rebuild blood and nerve forces, improving appetite digestion and mood. Sold by druggists for 60 cents and stronger 90 cents.
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Goldman
Bay State
Yellowstone
Bayer
Newark
Meek
Lewark Shoe
Market ST
Dewberry
Central Pa. News
Wiconisco Creek
West Shore
Mary L. C. Doyle
Fair
Butler’s
Butler
Jay
Consumers Brewing Co
Philadelphia
Frank S. Garber
North Sixth Street
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