Greece Pacts with Allies Amid Armistice Talks
London reports the Turkish Bulgarian armistice terms while Greece debates signing. Allies plan negotiations in London with Turkey allowed to redeploy forces, and the Aegean blockade to end. Greek press decries Bulgarian concessions as too favorable to the Ottoman side.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grép Press
Greece
Sofia
Haghtche
Jon
Tehatalja
Turkey
Balkan
London
Bulgaria
Macedonia
Adriatic
Tonlan Seis
Aegean
Adria
Girl Attacked Near Negro Settlement Found Unconscious
Luella Marshall, a 15 year old girl from Trenton New Jersey, was found unconscious in a field near the Ewingville road after being assaulted. She remains in critical condition at Mercer Hospital with head injuries believed caused by an iron bar, authorities say the assailant may be a Black man and statements are under investigation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trenton
N. J
Luella Marshall
Ewingville Road
Miss Marshall
Mercer Hospital
May Sutton to Wed Joint Doubles Champion
Announcement from Los Angeles states May Sutton the long national women tennis champion and two time world singles champion will marry Frank Bundy on December 11. Bundy is joint holder of the American championship in men s doubles with Maurice McLaughlin. Milas Florence Sutton will be bridesmaid and Simpson Simbhbeh the best man.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
Cal
May Sutton
Frank Bundy
Maurice McLaughlin
Milas Florence Sutton
Simpson Simbhbeh
Weather forecast signals unsettled north and moderate south winds
Fair today with unsettled conditions in the extreme north portion. Tomorrow expect local ring moderate south winds across the area.
Dorothy Arnold Heiress Supposedly Abducted by Slavers
A newspaper report alleges heiress Dorothy Arnold was the victim of white slave kidnappers. The piece suggests she went missing amid rumors of entrapment and trafficking, with authorities investigating possible motives and suspects.
Thaw Family Rift Evident as Visits Falter at Matteawan
Rumors grow of estrangement between Harry K Thaw and his mother Mrs Wil liam C Thaw as visits to Matteawan stop. Mrs Thaw now in Pittsburgh has not seen her son since June after White Plains proceedings. Siblings Mrs George L Carnegie and the former Countess of Yarmouth visited only twice since his return. Evelyn Nesbit Thaw testified that Thaw wrote his wife they should stick with mother who had money and was crazy.
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Fishkill Landing
N. Y
Harry K. Thaw
Willam C. Thaw
Matteawan State Hospital
White Plains
Thaw
George L. Carnegie
Countess of
Yarmouth
Evelyn Nesbit
Harry
Johnson Marries Cameron Girl in Chicago Romance
Chicago dispatch reports Jack Johnson the Negro pugilist wed Lucille Cameron a nineteen year old Minneapolis native. The marriage does not halt federal Mann Act prosecutions tied to relations with Belle Schreiber, as indictments target another woman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Jack Johnson
Lucille Cameron
Minneapolis
Etta Duryea
Cafe de Champion
Cameron
Johnson
Belle Schreiber
Two Removals Upheld by Court of Appeals in Albany Case
The Court of Appeals sustains removals from office of John H. Campbell assistant superintendent Kings County Office of Records and William L. Woodill police clerk New York. It also affirms appellate division ruling in favor of Steaves chief clerk in Kings County Office of Records.
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Court of Appeals
Albany
Tower Courts
John H. Campbell
Kings County Superintendent of Records
New York
Steaves
Ofice
Kings County
Governors Debate Punishments At Fifth Session
Richmond dispatch reports Gov Baldwin endorsing whipping and capital punishment while Gov Dix backs life workhouses for the worst, Gov Shafroth touts humane reform and parole for Colorado inmates earning liberty, with other governors discussing crime strategies at the governors’ conference and a Cape Henry oyster roast.
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Baldwin
Dix
Colorado
Shafroth
Connecticut
John A. Dix
New York
A. O. Eberhart
Minnesota
Cape Henry
Norfolk
Virginia National Guard Association
New Senators Jackson and Perky Take Seats in Senate
Washington dispatch reports two new senators sworn in, William P. Jackson of Maryland and Kirkgnd I. Perky of Idaho. Jackson succeeds Rayner and Perky succeeds Heyburn, altering party balance to 51 Republicans and 43 Democrats with two vacancies. Brousard credentials presented. to take seat March 4, 1915.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lneup
Elect Broussard
Louisiana
Percy
Broussard
Seven Years For Embezzler J. Irving Davie
J Irving Davie was convicted of embezzling $40 000 from the Ancient Order of United Workmen and sentenced by Judge Rathbun to seven years at hard labor in the state prison. The term covers four indictments two years on each with concurrent running.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Irving Davie
U. W. Providence
L. Dee
J. Irving Davis
Rathbun
Superior
Ancient
Order of United Workmen
Dog as Alarm Clock Wakes Cincinnati Man
Samuel Forsythe of North Fairmont near Jenesville uses his dog as an alarm clock. The dog has awakened him almost every morning for two months, until Forsythe tied a bell to the dog’s leg which the animal rang until it was removed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Samuel Forsythe
North Fairmont
Jene
Worsythe
Revenue from November hunting licenses in New York
Albany reports resident hunters paid 36,871 dollars for November licenses while nonresidents contributed 1,220 dollars. Total state revenue from hunting licenses reaches 38,091 dollars for the month.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albany
N. Y
New Jersey Assembly Caucus Chooses Egan Leader
Assemblyman Charles M. Egan of Hudson named floor leader by caucus vote 30 to 21 over Assemblyman Thomas F. Martin. The session opens amid debate over occupational offices and potential law amendments to allow more staff and clerks. The steering committee and rules committee appointments are detailed, with tensions between progressives and reactionaries and a motion demanding Tumulty appear before the caucus.
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Hennesay
Assembly
Bergen
Camden
Cape May
Cumberland
Essex
Hudson—Journal
Hunterdon
Mercer
Middlesex
Monmouth
Morris
Passaic
Salem
Somerset
Sussex
Union
Warren
Charles M.egan
Hudson
Martin
State House
Hennessy
Wilson
Jeader
Hgan
Joseph P. Tumulty
Supreme Court
Bredenbek
Tumulty
Hudson County
Robert
Hudspeth
Eet
Asvom Pamiei Arrer
Bracken
Marshall
Zisgen
Neighbour
Martin, Matthews
Ackley
Yston
Parke Lendergan
Delaney
Tobacco penalties by shah and Massachusetts law
In the seventeenth century the shah of Persia proclaimed that any soldier found with tobacco would have his lips cut. Massachusetts also banned public tobacco use and fined offenders one penny per conviction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Persia
Massachusetts
Adjourned Meeting Sets Plans for Beach Street Sewer
The Beach street sewer decision for school use was debated with a plan to reconfirm costs. An adjourned meeting at Mechanic street school was set for eight tonight with a C D Thorne & Co representative present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beach Street
Shrewsbury Avenue
Mechanic Street
C. D. Thorne & Co
Arend
Charles D. Warner
Edmund Wilson
J. B. Sayre
Newton Doremus
Howard Frey
H. W. Reynolds
Cook & Oakley
William O'Brien
Frey
Botticher
Morehouse & Ford
Johnson L. Miner
Red Bank First Baptist Church
George H. Harten
Miner
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Loudon
Yia
Montenegro
Signia
Council of Ministers
Athens
Ottoman Empire
Orient
Constantinople
Dorothy’ Arnold
American Press Association
Metropolitan Temple
Chinatown
James Lees Laidlaw
Dorothy Arnold
Arnold
Richmond
House of Governors
South Carolina
Lila State
John Ff. Shafroth
Cays
Opeaker
Taylor
Long Branch
Jagobstein
The
Daily Record
Hotel Directory
Pleasure Bay
Shrewsbury
Price F
New England
de Lisles DE Lisle
Allaire
Brunkhorst Bros
Breedway
Cook's Bee Hive Department Store
Cook’s Bee Hive
N. EB. Cor
Cookman Ave
Miami St
Asbury Park, N. J
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