Reading Mai Dies In Newark Neh New York
George Fir of Meading Pa, living at 50 Campsbreat, Newark, is found dead in a house. The room shows signs of a gas flame. The county physician believes he accidentally turned on the gas and fell asleep, dying as a result.
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Lawyer Drowns in Bathtub at Boston Home
Boston Nev Lt Henry F Wuek an attorney aged fifty six was found drowned in a bathtub at his home. He is believed to have been stricken with illness while taking an oath.
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Man Fatally Shoots Witnesses in Attorney Office Siege
Tinsten November 11 Walter Fell, a state employee on bail for allegedly soliciting a fourteen year old girl, shot and killed Frank A Rees stepfather of the girl and Police Sergeant Frederick Schlehuber, the key witness. Fell fired as he entered the district attorney's office in Suffolk County Court House and was overpowered by officers. Fell's attorney Benjamin Otnes said the act was sudden and without warning.
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Hughes Will Be Chief Justice, Taft Seeks Reform Advocate
Washington nov nov 11 chair Hughes chosen by president taft for chief justice the president favors Hughes and believes he will serve long enough to push reforms in civil and equity procedure in federal courts former governor of new york now 48 he would be young enough for 15 to 20 years of service others considered aging.
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Chicago
Nov
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Trestay
Louisiana ratifies big land issue for Panama Fair
Louisiana voters approve a $6,500,000 bond issue and fifteen constitutional amendments. The Panama Exposition tax amendments allocate $4,500,000 for the 1915 exposition, passing 10 to 7 in New Orleans and 8 to 1 statewide, boosting the exposition fund above $8,000,000 for buildings and power plants.
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Sues Autoists for Injury in Maryland
A Massachusetts suit seeks 76000 damages from Edward Shaw and Francis Shaw Jr of Wayland after a Maryland touring car allegedly struck Mrs. Edward M. Gillett and threw her over a ravine last summer. The Gilletts live in Howard County Maryland. The article also notes population figures for Alabama and Florida and reports on Cook County election shifts and party power.
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Cambridge
Mass
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Francis Shaw, Jr
Wayland
Edward MM. Gillett
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Howard Hunt Marsyland
Shaws
Gillett
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