Drunkenness and Home Rights Stir Massachusetts Courts
A Massachusetts Supreme Judicial Court decision holds drunkenness acts at home as punishable, challenging the view that personal liberty allows private drunkenness. The piece contrasts police breath checks in Boston with the broader link drawn between drunkenness and murder, urging protection for families against intoxication.
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Indla
Sonkere
Massachusetts Supreme Court
Superior Court
Supreme Court
Boston
Puille
Taman
Boston Police
Mercy Line
Streetcar Service Demands Echo in East St Neighborhood
Residents of East St and the surrounding area argue for improved streetcar service equal to other parts of the city. They contend the West Indianapolis line hinders travel, causing delays when trains block routes and urging shorter runs to benefit both districts.
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Westdianapolis
S. Rastsi
Indianapolis
West Indianapolis
Beveridge and party harmony drive Indiana politics
The Sun argues Republican threats to control the state committee aim to secure a favorable legislature and Beveridge’s re election. Beveridge’s allies deny harsh control motives, insisting the goal is party success and harmony for future wins. Reports from Bristol and Chicago touch missing man Wentz and a swindler case ending with a cashier capturing him.
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Republican State Committee
Senatorridge
Republican Committee
Beveridge
State Committee
Indiana
SUN
Ng Hs
Wentz
Bristol
Tenn
Edward LG. Wents
Kentucky
Two New Cardinals from Rome Nov 10
Rome dispatch reports that on November 10 the papal consistory elevated two new cardinals. Cardinal Merry del Val is named among the appointees, reflecting ongoing reforms within the Holy See.
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Rome
Merry del Val
Grand Vaudeville and Local Theatrical Mix Review
The Behrman show at the Grand draws steady crowds with a traveling troupe and strong encores. Why Women Sing at the Park runs a routine melodrama with ordinary villains and heroines, while the Unique offers the season’s best musical with juvenile stars and lively gags. Reilly Woods at the Empire delivers a creditable vaudeville program with catchy tunes and impressive choruses. Audiences Monday night hint at bolder burlesque offerings to come.
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PARK
Empire
Reilly & Woods
Bonnie Brier Bush
Good
the Empire
Sadie
The
Why the Capitalist Regretted His Advice
A Birmingham firm owner recalls his clerk in love with a girl from a prominent family. The boss urges elopement, arranging money and transport, hoping to win consent. After plans unfold, the daughter vanishes and the parent exposes the ruse, leading to a written apology and forgiveness.
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Birmingham
Lowa
Renise
Merten
Joseph
Greemihy
Tira
Birminghan Agu
Herald
Swirl of Society Hints at Local Gatherings
The piece notes Mrs. X J Rogers hosting Monday raids and a Woman’s research club meeting with Mrs. Williams Stevenson. It also mentions Mrs. Mary Wilkinson aiding Mrs. Hughes of Lou Friday and a Miss Sire Tarmart dinner in honor of Miss Farley. A Butler College reception for faculty and students is planned.
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X. J. Rogers
Womar
Mm. WM. Stevenson
Mary
Hennett
Suncheon
Hughes
Lou
Sire Tarmart
Moray
Farley
Tassor
Butler College
Wud
Scot Bitler
Kaiser Goes For a Walk Amid Reports of Illness
Kaiser Wilhelm II takes a walk on Tuesday amid conflicting reports of his health. Some papers claim he is suffering from cancer while others note that the emperor's father and mother died of illnesses.
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Herlin
the Kaiser
Vances
Women treated as queen of the world in old quotes
A fragmented anthology on the role of women notes their influence on family life and culture, praising mothers and wives as central to society. It quotes poets and writers, contrasting idealized womanhood with historical limits, and includes a luncheon menu and lentil soup recipe.
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Jan
Aimi Martin
God
Earth
Geo
Hermes
Heaven
Owen Meredith
Trasternus
Hixerosa
Jerusalem
Phaedre
Abridged Urban Fairy Tale of a Girl and Her Family
A fragmentary tale recounts a city girl at a seaside resort faced with a possessive mother a boy and a Kid Brother. Tension erupts in a melodramatic chase on the beach ending with a frightened mare and a dramatic moral thread.
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Thia Particdlur
Omr Xtery
Rey
Kia
Alan
Witte
Ancouner
Madge
Personal Triumph in Claypool Hotel Barbershop Luxury
W. Q. Armstrong unveils a new Claypool hotel barbershop described as a personal triumph. The piece highlights palatial interiors, solid mahogany furnishings, modern amenities, and the skilled artistry of the barbers, predicting strong public patronage and a memorable experience for patrons.
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W. Q. Armstrong
Claypool
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E. Market St
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Agus
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H. C. Martin
Indianapolis Gas CO
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New York
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Pettis Dry Goods
Indiana Trust Company
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