Camden Bride Heads for China on World Wedding Tour
Miss Henrietta Davis of Camden and Lloyd Greave prepare a four and a half year sojourn to China. The couple will tour New York and Buffalo, then travel west to Honolulu before sailing to the Far East.
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Starry W. Davis
Tenson Street
Lloyd Greave
China
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Buffalo
United States
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Pacific
Idaho's First Women Jury Guilty But Recommended Mercy
In Twin Falls Idaho on December 6 the first all woman jury found Mrs Edward Butts guilty of drawing a weapon on Arthur Requa and recommended mercy. The jury adjourned for lunch and returned a verdict in less than an hour.
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Twin Falls
Ida
Idaho
Edward Butts
Arthur Requa
Substitutes for Handcuffs Used by French Police
French police do not rely on handcuffs. Instead they use a chain with a cross bar on each end as a restraint device.
Blease Publicly Defies Constitution at Governors Conference
In Richmond, Gov. Cole Blease of South Carolina shouted “To Hell with the constitution” while defending lynching. Governors Gilchrist, Shafroth, Kitchin, Mann, and others rebutted mob rule, urging enforcement of laws and protection of victims as discussions on divorce laws and civil order sparked tensions.
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Albert W. Gilchrist
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John IF. Shafroth
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Democrats Tariff Plan Outlined for Next Week
Washington reports that Democratic leaders plan to outline a tariff program next Monday. Chairman Underwood and committee members will discuss the scope of hearings and whether to pursue a general omnibus revision or a piecemeal schedule approach.
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Tarif Progr
Albany mayor cites city jail as a hell hole
The mayor and common council of Littwall are ordered to appear before the state prison commission to explain delays in implementing improvements at the city jail. The report notes a Schenectady mayoral figure was imprisoned there recently. Mayor Lenn calls the jail a hell hole. Wilson's Homecoming lists travel from Hamilton Bermuda via Kingston Jamaica with President Breet Wile son ending vacation December 14 and returning on the steamship Bermudian to New York.
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New York
Kaiser and Archduke at Springe Hunt Discuss Serb Crisis
The photo shows Kaiser Wilhelm and Archduke Franz Ferdinand meeting during a royal hunt in Springe Germany. They discuss the Austrian Serb situation as Chancellor von Bethmann-Hollweg signals Germany will back Austria if another power intervenes, an apparent warning to Russia.
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Austria
Russia
Wife's $5500 check saves Sickles in court case
New York reports Mrs. Daniel Sickles signed a 5500 loan settlement with the Bank of the Metropolis to cover the general’s debts. Sheriff Harburger planned an auction of his effects for December 12, but the payment arrived, and the affair was kept quiet until the last moment.
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Sickles
Gery i
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de Harburger
Ile
Delahonty
Wall Street
Second attack on Trenton girl shocks the city
Miss Annie McGinnis, nineteen, was seized in West Hanover Street by a man who was driven off by a bow pin. Police arrested Aram Tocklain, a foreigner, as a suspect described by the victim. A cautious posse previously hunted a similar assailant, fearing lynching as the earlier case stirred fear. Miss Crella Marstaith remains gravely ill in Mercer hospital.
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Crella Marstaith
West Hanove
Annie McGinnis
Dwar Chay
Marshall
Mercer Hospital
Brother-in-law crisis ends in suicide despair in Burlington
Frederick Jones, 24, of Bristol Pennsylvania, shot himself after sending a letter to his wife about domestic troubles involving his sister in law, a Burlington couple, and a breakup with Russ Gildersleeve. He died at a lonely East Darlington grounds before help could reach him.
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Ieliw
Thesday
Frederick Jones
Darlington
Mattson Wistaviterdalin
Hi Neement Troa
Jeres
Faculty Praises Wilson for Presidential Election
Princeton faculty issued resolutions congratulating Woodrow Wilson on his election as United States president and recognizing the honor brought to the university by its graduate. The copy was mailed to the president elect and expresses continued support and best wishes for his administration.
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Princeton, N. J
Pec
Princeton University
Woodrow Wilson
Princeton
United States
Hse
The White Headed Boy Phrase in Irish Tales
A discussion of the saying his mother's white headed boy across Irish folklore and literature. It notes its age, presence in fairy stories, and usage by Gerald Griffin who borrowed it from an ancient Celtic source.
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Ireland
Gerald Griffin
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