Archduke Charles Francis Joseph Proclaimed Emperor
London reports Archduke Charles Francis Joseph, age 29, proclaimed emperor of Austria and king of Hungary after Emperor Francis Joseph dies. They note his front-line service in the Carpathians and his strong military and diplomatic training. Funeral plans and state events are in flux as premiers reschedule meetings and officials send word to Vienna.
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Took a Neighbor's Advice on Croup Remedy
A mother recalls how she followed a neighbor's advice and bought berlain's Cough Remedy for her son Claude during a severe winter croup attack. The medicine reportedly relieved him promptly and she shares the positive outcome.
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W S Carter Firemen Chief Among Four Executives
W S Carter, chief of firemen, is named as one of four railroad brotherhood executives who conferred with President Wilson at the White House on the eight hour issue. He is credited as one of the most able labor leaders.
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37 Slayers Ask Pardon for Christmas Paroles
Trenton New Jersey November 23 Thirty seven murderers are among 311 convicts seeking clemency from the court of pardons to receive paroles as Christmas gifts this year Edward Oswalt Camden sentenced to sixty years is among applicants for mercy. Counties represented include Atlantic Camden Bergen Cumberland Essex Mercer Monmouth Passaic Somerset Union Warren with multiple cases from each.
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merry
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Cumberland
Essex
Mercer
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Passaic
Somerset
Union
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Death Warrants for Five In Governor Signed List
In Horshuire Pennsylvania on November 23 the governor signed death warrants for five men: John Nelson of Wyoming Jonas Brohst of Lehigh Patrick Calery of Northampton Henry Ward of Potten and Ernest Haines of Jefferson with execution dates in January 8 January 15 and January 22 respectively.
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Lehigh
Patrick Calery
Northampton
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President Reelection Congratulatory Telegram Report
Charles E Hoeghes Republican presidential candidate sent a telegram to President Wison congratulating him on reelection. The message praised the near completion of the official California count and extended best wishes for a successful administration. The garbled report also notes unrelated personal misfortunes involving Samron and the Betteynes Vest, and an unclear reference to Mih-foor.
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Navy Yard Plans Outline Big Shipbuilding Upgrades
The navy department announced a $6 million immediate appropriation to equip Philadelphia, Boston, Bremerton, Norfolk, Charleston, Portsmouth, and Washington yards for capital ship building, with Philadelphia and Norfolk slated for slips for battleships and others scaled for smaller craft. Plans foresee later up to $25 million for new base facilities and potential separation of fleet and industrial operations at Mare Island and New York, with further expansions across Ashore stations.
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PAY MILLIONS IN BETS IN NEW YORK ELECTION WAGERING
Stakeholders of bets on the oath said gains for Hughes in doubtful states won t change revenue and bettors who backed Wilson will be paid. Clerks at a dozen large houses wrote checks totaling about 3 million dollars for winners. About 10.9 million was staked in New York and most has been paid via releases signed by Hughes and Wilson backers. Many personal bets in hats and cases were settled.
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