Stingaree Vindicated and Caught at Rosanna Station
In New South Wales Stingaree evades an ambush and Hardcastle is captured after a midnight chase. Stingaree’s return to face justice is staged by Superintendent Cairns and Sergeant Cameron, who uncover the killer’s trail and reveal Stingaree’s true whereabouts.
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Miss Bouverie
Stingaree
Thessembly
Mrs. Clarkson
Hilda
Sir Julian
Cameron
New South Wales
Mardcastle
Australia
Old Duncan
Hardcastle
Cairns
Tyler
Pest
Murray
Robert Duncan
Rosanna
Stingsree
Serveant
Harry
Sydney
D A R Presidency Debated No Candidate Named
The Daughters of the American Revolution will not nominate a successor to Mrs. Matthew T. Scott at the May meeting in Washington. Scott, serving a second term, says she will stay hands off in selecting her successor as jubilation greets rumor of Mrs. William Cumming Story's candidacy. Speakers include Dr. John H. Kinley and David R. Porter as Syracuse University hosts a banquet for delegates over fifteen.
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Washington
Matthew T. Scott
the Daughters of the American Revolution
Scott
Scoft
William Cumming Story
New York
John H. Kinley
College of the City of New York
David R. Porter
International
G. W. Hinckly
Good Will
Maine
University of Syracuse
British War Aeroplanes Advancement and Costs
Enug will have 100 war aeroplanes once sky pilots are trained. France budgets 6.25 million dollars, Germany 3.5 million, and Great Britain 1.5 million for air forces this year. The combined three-nation total reaches 11.25 million, showing rising military costs.
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London
Enug
France
Germany
Great Britain
Legal Aid Societies Convene in New York Navy Event
A World Convention of legal aid societies met in New York on November 15 and 16 with Arthur von Briesen as president of the host New York society founded in 1876 to aid the worthy poor. The chamber of commerce provided rooms and a public banquet featured speaker Joseph H. Choate. Samuel Svoville of Philadelphia spoke at the Pittsburgh meeting last year.
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Legal Aid Societies
New York
Navy
Arthur von Briesen
Chamber of Commerce
Joseph H. Choate
United States
New York Society
Pittsburgh
Samuel Svoville
Philadelp
Aaranten
Deadliest of Submarines G-4 Vessel in Navy
Washington reports the G-4 submarine as the deadliest of its kind in the navy. Properly handled by a crew of a dozen to fifteen men it can cause as much destruction as the largest battleship in certain conditions.
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Washington
Grim Prophecy on Balkan War and Macedonia Loss
Turkish Ambassador Yusuf Zia Pasha warned that loss of Macedonia could trigger endless civil war. He expected the powers to demand order and believed Turkey could manage any conflict against the Balkan kingdoms.
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Washington
Balkans
Yusuf Zia Pasha
Turkey
Macedonia
American Press Association
Boys Conference in Syracuse Tomorrow Attended by 1500 Delegates
The boys conference in Syracuse New York runs from November 20 to December 1 with over 1500 delegates expected. School and association representatives attend as speakers include renowned figures famed for addressing boys.
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Syracuse
N. Y
Syiweh
New Hobo Colony Planned Near Poughkeepsie
The 1911 act authorizes an industrial farm colony to house and reform vagabonds in New York. A 821 acre tract near Poughkeepsie will be developed with housing, stock, and implements. Tramps in any city or town may be sent here if chronic vagrancy is proven. They will be educated in farming, provided food clothing and medical care.
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N. Y
Poughkeepsie
New York State
Austrian Navy urged for stronger fleet and bigger guns
Vienna reports the army committee of the Austrian delegation backing naval growth to protect coast commerce. Vice Admiral Monte Cuccoli says budget rises are insufficient and Austria must increase dreadnought tonnage from 20000 to 24000 to match larger powers. He also notes bombardment by airships requires international agreement.
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Vienna
Monte Cuccoli
Austria
Attar of Roses Prices Rise in War Turmoil
War in the Balkans disrupts attar of roses supply, main ingredient in many perfumes. Bulgaria remains the primary source despite wars, with France Germany and South Australia unable to replicate. Merchants rush stocks to London Paris and New York as prices surge.
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London
Balkans
Bulgaria
Constantinople
France
Germany
South Australia
Paris
New York
Cross Channel by Aero Soon In London
London reports a planned regular cross channel passenger air service is nearing reality with negotiations for hangars at Folkestone alongside prior plans for Boulogne and Calais. The move follows rumors of installation and shows progress toward operational links between Britain and the continent.
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Cross Channel
Aero Soon
London
Folkestone
Boulogne
Calais
Welsh National Theater Proposal Hailed by Lyn Harding
Lyn Harding proposes a Welsh national theater in response to Mr. Lloyd George. He argues Wales has the material for a national drama and notes Lloyd George’s support and sympathy aim to create a national drama comparable to the Eisteddfod and university.
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Welsh National Theater
London
Lyn Harding
Lloyd-George
Wales
Harding
National University
World Hero Adopts New Profession
San Francisco Nov 17 A case in point shows how uncontrollable circumstances push a man to a new livelihood Inman R Sealby former captain of the liner Republic when it sank near Nantucket completes a law course at the University of Michigan and now practices admiralty law in San Francisco Would Discharge Unhappy Husbands Denver Nov 19 A Colorado railroad argues domestic troubles justify an employee discharge The general superintendent says troubled home life disrupts sleep and work causing accidents
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San Francisco
Inman
R. Sealby
Republic
Nantucket
University of Michigan
Denver
Colorado
Juvenile Crime in France Report Highlights Rising Youth Offenders
Paris reports alarm over juvenile crime with minors three times more likely to offend than adults. The study finds the peak criminality in prisoners aged eighteen to twenty one, especially among males, with 301 inmates per 10 000 of that age group, triple the rate of adults. Females show proportionally fewer crimes.
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France
Paris
Republic
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W. Hornung
Raffles
Charles Scribner's Sons
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Mr. Hardcastle
Hardwastie
Thim
Vietoyih
Elmhurst
Charles Page Bryan
Tokyo
Dresden
Japan
Inman R. Sealby
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