Garland Heir Refuses Million Estate for Labor Life
Charles Garland, younger son of Boston millionaire James A. Garland, declines $1,200,000 from his father’s estate and vows to live a life of labor. He says private property fosters unrest and inequality and favors a law‑based distribution to let each decide how to live.
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Boston
Charles Garland
Ccond
James A. Garland
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Bustards Bay
Francis Cushing Green
Europe
Eton College
England
St. Paul's School
Concord
N. H
Harvard University
May Wrenn
Destham
Mooney Trial Probe Hints at Jury to Test Police Testimony
District attorney asked the grand jury to examine the statements of police witnesses in the Mooney case. Brady stated Hand’s account could be tested for truth before the jury to determine if it supports or contradicts earlier testimony. The move aims to reveal any falsities and could direct action to Governor Ste Vee if warranted.
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Arnos
Toonight
Sarennesvo
Potlee Wit
Bnt
Hillings
Haund
Brady
Grand
Ordne
Hand
Prentice
Paice Department
Guint Mooney
Higgs Ant Mooney
Mooney
Caid Brady
Smay
Ste Vee
Ik Gs Susgeoveu
Untertiger
South Oon
Lockwood Committee
45 Foot Boat Crosses Ocean In Violent Gale
The 45 foot auxiliary ketch Typhoon beat the Narrows and tied at St George after an Atlantic crossing in rough gale conditions near the Gulf Stream. Captain W W Nutting reported the voyage ended with the ship kept intact despite two crew losses and provisions running short. The craft completed an 8 000 mile voyage from Baddeck Nova Scotia to Cowes England and back, with Nutting also serving as Motor Boat editor.
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S. L
Atlantic
Uoy
Gulf Stream
W. W. Nutting
Ufta Nox
Cowes
James Dorsett
Washington
Nutting
Deschanel to Return to Paris After Recovery
Former French president Deschanel has fully recovered and plans to return to Paris to seek an apartment. He previously lived at the Palais Bourbon and later moved to the Elysee Palace. his family currently stays at a left bank hotel.
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Paris
Ser
Deschanel
Guvre
M. Dncehanel
Palais
Boor van
Elysoe Palace
Mme. Deschagel
Seine
Family Defeats Eagle In Battle To Save Boy
In Wyoming on November 22 the Spaulding family fought to save eight year old Walter Spaulding from a giant eagle at their ranch. Walter grabbed the bird by the neck and cried for help as the bird attacked. John Spaulding and a third boy brought help while Mrs. Spaulding fended off the eagle with a stick. Mr. Spaulding returned with a shotgun and frightened the bird away after it opened a broad wingspan.
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Wyo
Spaulding
Walter Spaulding
Here
Walter
John
Mr. Spaulding
Morgan Group Buys General Motors Control
Morgan Group acquires control of General Motors from W. C. Durant heirs in a landmark Wall Street deal led by major financiers including bankers and the du Pont interests. The acquisition consolidates power among prominent corporate groups in a historic multimillion dollar exchange.
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Morgan Group
General Motors
Morgan Du Pont Buy Control of General Motors
J P Morgan & Co and the du Pont interests hold more than 51 percent of General Motors after paying 45 to 50 million in cash and securities to W C Durant. The deal, the largest of its kind on Wall Street, could lead to Durant’s retirement as active leader and his election as chairman. Trading surged as shorts covered and GM shares rose on the news amid broad stock market gains.
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J. P. Morgan & Co
du Pont
Weal
W. C. Durant
Durant
General Motors
Shorts
Tim
Crumbie Steel
Shi
Usted States Steel Common
Bits
I W W Vete on Plan of Third Internationale
I W W Vete conducts a referendum among its 40 000 paid members to decide whether to indorse the Moscow drafted program of the Third Internationale. Industrial Workers of the World officials report canvassing all members with ballots counted at the national headquarters. The organization claims about 100 000 members with roughly half in good standing.
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Moscow
Cticago
Industrial Workers of the World
Third Internationale
Marreh
A. Brown
General Securive Committee
Court Backs Hayti Ruler Committee in Graft Inquiry
A supreme court ruling upholds the Hayti ruler's committee power to compel witnesses and documents in the U S graft probe into city contracts. The decision rejects Lockwood committee opposition led by Samuel Untermyer and signals continuation of investigations amid political friction.
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U.S
Lockwood Committee
Hotehlas
Supreme Court
Samuel Untermyer
Lockeod
Board of Estimate
O'Brien
Untermyer
Hylan
Miller
Untermyera
Lelig
Eithe
Woman hunted after factory manager Beaten to death
Police broadcast tonight hunting a blond woman in connection with the killing of Henry T. Pierce pattern manager of Tasley Manufacturing Company. His body was found in his Philadelphia office with the head crushed by a wrench. The scene showed signs of a riotous party and robbery of money jewelry and other valuables. The suspect is described as about 21, five feet two inches, wearing a brown turban hat with blue feather and a brown coat. An accomplice is suspected and Pierce’s car a red 12-derg boot-shaped vehicle was driven away. The widow Irene Pierce reported a dream warning.
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Philadelphia
Henry T. Piere
Tasley Manufacturing Company
Pierce
Pennsylania
Piere
Irene Pieree
Alma
Fist Fight in Commons Halts Irish Riot Debate
Dublin surrounds by rings of steel as military patrols hunt 200 suspected murderers in Sunday attacks. British officers and secret service men slain. casualties rise, with clashes at Mount Street and Croke Park. Lord Mayor seeks protection amid tension and calls for peace efforts.
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the Tribune
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Istwine Inc
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Secret Service
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Croke Park
Amritsar
Mount Street
Ireland
Freeman's Journal
Mayor O'Neil
Lord French
Metropolitan Police
Reguar Constabulary
Tony Waspeut
Wiser
Sinn Bein
Lloyd Geocwesitlia
Ning Street
Hamar Greenwood
Greenwood
British Labor Leader Resigns Over Gompers Rift
London A. Appleton president of the International Federation of Trade Unions resigns at a London meeting to protest radical British labor ties. He cites a letter from Samuel Gompers dated April 1 and states he will align with American colleagues.
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Gompers
Vari Thy Tibune
Tribune
London
International Federation of Trade Unions
Federation
Etichy
Sanuel Gompers
American Federation of Labor
Goupers
American Federation Labor
Appleton
Gomp
Assassins' Plans Include England and Ireland Declared
Sir Hamar Greenwood in the House of Commons said recently uncovered plans of paid assassins included destruction of life and property in England as well as Ireland.
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London
Hamar Greenwood
Ireland
House of Commons
Fife
England
League Moves To Quell Turk Save Armenia
Geneva dispatch reports the League of Nations Assembly unanimously authorizing the League Council to seek a mediator between Mustapha Kemal and Armenian forces. A six member committee was appointed to report steps to end hostilities. Leaders Viviani Balfour and Nansen debated aid and intervention with calls to defend Armenia’s integrity.
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League Council
Nations
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Armenia
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Arthur Jomuour
Greay
Britain
René Viviani
France
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Norway
Herbert Coci
South Africa
Take Ionescu
Romania
Henri Ly Fontaine
Helginn
Vivian
Soy
Balfour
Robert Ceeil
Viviaan
Bar
Evenei
Mustaphat Kemal
Riot in Bologna council leaves many hurt and dead
Bombs explode as Italian socialist and anti socialist factions clash at Bologna Municipal Council meeting. Shots fired injure sixty four and kill several councillors before police restore order.
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Tra
Socia
ant-Socilists
LONON
Trrbasce
Thy Municipal Pai Uey
Cectral News Cologna
Fred Cig
Pangemonium
Chicago to Chart All Homes of Criminals
Chicago police under Charles Fitzmorrie will map the home addresses of every known criminal. Patrolmen must report each move and update the chart, shifting the pin from old to new addresses. This measure advances the chief’s campaign to clean up Chicago.
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Chicago
Charles Fitzmorrie
Dublin House Row Over Dublin Football Massacre
In the House of Commons Joseph Devlin was attacked as he spoke about the Croke Park killings. MPs shouted and a throat-grab occurred before the sitting was suspended and later resumed after apologies.
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Frank Getty
European Bureau Continent
York
London
House of Commons
Yeterday
Dublin
John Molsom
Devlin
Hamar Greenwood
Ireland
Croke Park
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