Justice Hendrick Denies Spanking Baby Marlowe
New York court testimony shows Supreme Court Justice Peter A. Hendrick denying any spankings or improper conduct with Baby Albertina Marlowe and Mrs. Pearl Nolker. The case involves Robert J. Nolker suing for divorce from Mrs. Nolker, with related allegations about Guido Ciccolini and Madam Nolker’s apartment visits and a late money loss claim.
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New York
Supreme Court
Peter A. Hendrick
Albertina Marlowe
Pearl Elizabeth Hyman Nolker
Robert J. Nolker
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Ciccolini
Mrs. Nolker
Miss Marlowe
Paper Scarcity Reaches Cigarette Paper in Athens
The Greek foodstuffs commission seized all private cigarette paper stock in Athens and redistributed it pro rata to all local cigarette manufacturers. The action aims to prevent factory workers from losing jobs, though officials say it targets no single producer with reserves on hand.
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Athens
Greece
Ex-Turkish Aide Leads Pro-Old Regime Propaganda in Macedonia
In Saloniki Col. A. Samy Bey, aide to Abdul Hamid, edits The Star of Islam to win Muslim support for restoring the old Ottoman regime. He claims Mecca authority and links with Essad Pasha, promoting anti Young Turk sentiment among Greek Macedonia Muslims amid wartime politics.
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Greece
Greek Macedonia
Constantinople
Turkey
Macedonia
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A. Samy Bey
Athens
Col
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Mecca
Guarrian
Great Britain
France
Italy
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Abdul-Hamid
Col. Samy
Abdul Hamid
Arabia
Syria
Palestine
Africa
Essad Pasha
Local Boy Scouts to Attend Inauguration in Washington
The annual meeting of the local council of Boy Scouts reported that High Point Scouts will travel to Washington on March 5 for President Wilson and Vice President Marshall's inauguration. They will serve as ushers at the grandstand on Pennsylvania Avenue. Eleven new members joined, and S. L. Davis was elected president with A. T. Wishart as scout commissioner.
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High Point
Longfellow
Boy Scouts
Marr
South Main Street
Washington
Wilson
Marshal
Lyceum
W. L. Stamey
J. J. Farris
M. R. Lynch
L. ©. Stmelair
8. O. Schaub
W. C. Idol
S. C. Clark
P. A. Thomas
Dred Peacock
P. D. Brown
C. P. Cobb
S. L. Davis
A. T. Wishart
A. Kirkman
Arms gathering in progress in Santo Domingo faces stubborn disarmament
U S Marines continue to collect weapons since Capt H S Knapp ordered surrender of arms in the Dominican capital. Many thousands of revolvers and rifles have been seized or surrendered, but complete disarmament seems unlikely as locals recall revolvers as common as shoes. Smuggling from the U S Haiti and Puerto Rico persists despite laws. Prices for firearms and ammunition are steep, with many relics and Civil War era ammo turning up.
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Associated Press
Santo Domingo City
Dominican Repulic
United States
H. 8. Knapp
U. S. Navy
Santo Domingo
Haiti
Porto Rico
Grubbs and Stubbs playfully debate resolutions
A Richmond Times Dispatch cartoon caption shows Grubbs asking about New Year plans. Stubbs replies he is already well stocked in resolutions, noting he never used up those from last year.
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Grubbs
Stubbs
Richmond Times-Dispatch
Women Arrive in Washington for Suffrage Convention
Suffragists from states with ballot rights gather in Washington for the Congressional Union for Woman Suffrage convention. The four day event opens tomorrow with an appeal to President Wilson, visits to congressmen, and public meetings with notable speakers.
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Washington, D. C
Congressional Union For
Wilson
Foley Potent Patent Remedy Advert 5c Trial Offer
A promotional slip invites readers to mail 5 cents to Foley & Co of Chicago for a trial package. The offer includes Foley's Honey and Tar Compound for coughs and colds, Foley Kidney Pills, and Foley Cathartic Tablets. The text reflects early 20th century advertising language and a mail order mechanism.
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Foley & Co
Sheffield Ave
Chicago
Ill
Foley
Mann Yrue Co
Increase in Maguey Production in the Philippines
Manila reports a sharp rise in maguey fibre output from 59 940 bales in 1915 to 129 263 bales in 1916. Hemp production also increased from 1 011 336 bales to 1 174 663 bales. Prices for both fibres climbed, boosting local fibre merchants.
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Maguey
Associated Press
Manila
P. I
Insular Bureau of Agriculture
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