Carter seeks restoration to army rank after court vindication
Oberlin M. Carter, ex Captain in the US Engineer Corps, will petition President Roosevelt to restore his rank and honor after Judge Kohlsaat cleared him of a court martial conviction based on perjured testimony. He cites forged evidence and limited redress, recounting four years in prison and a long effort to prove his innocence.
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Court of Cassation
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China
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Leavenworth
Savannah River
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Cassius E. Gillette
Greene and Gaynor
Savannah
Greene
Gaynor
Orange
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United States
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Policeman Enforces Sunday Law at Coney Island
In Kings County yesterday a police captain restricts work on the Sabbath with orders for only necessity. At Surf Avenue a lunchroom hammering to open doors met patrol intervention while other amusements like toboggans and merry go rounds continued.
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Coney Island
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Hughes Campaign Pamphlet Issued by Republican Club
The Hughes Committee of Twenty-five issues a general circulation pamphlet titled Charles Evans Hughes. It includes a governor biography, gas and insurance probe history, enacted legislation, his gubernatorial candidacy stance, and excerpts from speeches showing party alignment.
The Simple Life on a Western Rockaway Point
Victor Johnson, a Laplander, builds a double hut on Rockaway Beach and seeks a lone life with his wife and child far from neighbors. He funds a new plush home with a brass bed but his wife refuses the lonely inland life, promising to visit in summer.
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Preacher Promotes Water Cure At Orange Lecture
The Rev J Wood Elliott former rector of All Saints Episcopal Orange spoke on new thought by Circle of Divine Ministry. He claimed to never have a sick day and urged followers to obey divine laws by breathing fresh air and drinking three to four quarts of water daily.
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All Saints’ Episcopal Church
Orange
Circle of Divine Ministry
Montclair Citizens Urge Fireproof Schools Plan
At the Montclair Club Hall a public meeting adopted resolutions urging the Board of Education to adopt fire and panic safeguards for public schools. A citizens committee was formed to inspect school buildings and report construction defects to the board.
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N. J
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Board of Education
Orange Saloon Rule: Closed After Midnight
Orange saloons will close at midnight under the Excise Board ruling. Commuters held in New York after 10:30 PM are urged to finish drinks in Hoboken. The Liquor Dealers Association plans an appeal to extend hours to 1 AM.
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Hoboken
Orange
Excise Board
Liquor Dealers’ Association
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