Open Letter Attacks Geo Brown Over Mountain View Park Claim
A reader attacks Geo W Brown and Mountain View Park marketing, proposing to counter with Sky View Park branding. The letter derides claims of sea and hill views, touts land ads, and invites readers to buy cheap lots while noting a Kansas City kidnapping bounty linked to Pat Crowe.
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Geo, W. Brown
Mountain View Park
Geo
W. Brown
Brown
Ima
Sky View
Sky View Park
View Park
Opeat M. V. P
Pat Crowe
Unudahy
Kansas City
Oler
Lote
Joteat Mountain
B.C
Kzobange Street
New Trial Granted for Packer in Fraud Case
The United States Court of Appeals reversed Eugene L. Packer’s conviction and ordered a new trial. Packer, arrested in September 19, on charges of using the mails for fraudulent purposes, faced a complaint from Eleanor Moody of Portland Maine who alleged she invested funds and received no return. He was convicted in January 19,20 and sentenced to Sing Sing for a year and six months with a fine.
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New York
United States Circuit Court of Appeals
Eugene L. Packer
Packer
United States
Eleanor
Moody
Portland
Misa Moody
Wall Street
Sing Sing
Circuit Court of Appeals
New England
Varmers National
Board of Agriculture
Hess
Lewiston
McKave
Lewietop
Augusta
State Pomological Society
Weather Forecasts From Boston to Washington
The bulletin reports regional forecasts for Thursday and Friday with rain or snow, wind shifts from northwesterly to southerly, and warmer spells. Boston notes Thursday rain or snow and Friday clearing with increasing southerly winds, while Washington predicts rain and a shift from northeast to southeast winds. Portland lists morning and evening readings: barometer 29.918 and 30.91, temperatures 35 and 42, humidity 63 and unspecified, wind SW then NW, skies cloudy then clear, with maximum 47 and minimum 32.
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Boston
Washington
Portland
Weather observations from yesterday January 10
The weather bureau report lists temperatures and conditions for several stations. Readings include New York 44 degrees with NE wind and cloudy, Philadelphia 48 with NE, Albany 00, Detroit 28, and Huron experiencing sleet with NE winds.
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The
Agricultural Department Weather Bureau
Meridian Ile
Newark
Gihays Waanington
Albany
Hoffslo
Detroit
Huron
Senate votes to abolish army canteen in decisive Senate, House accorded
Washington January 9 The Senate concurred with the House to abolish the army canteen by a 34 to 16 vote. Debate centered on Manila saloons and lifting liquor sales on army reservations. The day mostly passed with routine business and a later vote on a separate amendment was postponed until tomorrow.
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Washington
Senate
House
Stars ‘Teller
Colorado
Pettigrew
Th Dakota
Butler
North Carolina
McCumber
North Dakota
Eller
Mr. Hawley
Connecticut
Mr. Teller
Philippines
Congress
Mr. Lodge
Teller
United States
Manilla
Mr.Weller
Manila
Gallinger
Tellar
Army
Mir. Lodge
Mir. Lodge, ‘‘Put I Do Know That Under the Command of Gen. Ludlow
Caloons
Havana
Cubs
Lodge
Yoas
Moesrs
Allen
Aliteon
Bard
Bate
Berty
Deveridge
Murrows
Vatist
Cbtiton
Clay
Daniel
Deboe
Dolliver
Fairbanke
Foster
Frye
Hinle
Hansbrough
Hoar
Jones
Arkansns
Spoonar
Stewart
Seatea
Proctor
Hale
River and Harbor Bill Draws Little Progress in House
Washington January house members debated a vast river and harbor appropriation bill with limited gains. Frustration rose as discussions stretched, supporters and opponents clashed over irrigation reservoirs and recognition of the Great Lakes deep waterway project. Burton defended provisions while Corliss pressed for broader acknowledgment.
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Washington
Burton
Committee On Rivers and Harbors
Corliss
Michigan
Great Lakes
Stain Freed. Barker Guides Release, Meets Accomplice
Bangor lawyer Lewis A. Barker, hired for David L. Stain and Oliver Cromwell, brings Stain to meet key alibi witness William Harwood. Stain, newly released, visits his daughter's home in East Cambridge and ponders cobbler work in Norwood as he adjusts to outdoor life.
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Boston
Lewis A. Barker
Bangor
David L. Stain
Oliver Cromwell
Maine
Stain
William Harwood
Gov. Powers
Barker
Stalin
East
Cambridge
East Cambridge
Norwood
Staln
Cromwell
Hazing Probe Arrives at West Point with Military Honors
The congressional investigating committee arrived at West Point New York this afternoon amid salute of 11 guns and military honors. Only witness Col A L Mills, superintendent, testified as hearings open. The panel plans to resume at 9 AM with possible night sessions to finish the business.
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West Point
N. Y
Congressional Investigating Committee
West Point Academy
Bood
Breth
A. L. Mills
Military Academy
Governor Lind Leaves Office After Censure Visit
Governor John Lind retired at noon and later visited the St Paul Dispatch office in St Paul Minnesota. He told Managing Editor Harry W Black I am now a private citizen and then struck a sharp blow.
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St. Paul, Minn
John Lind
The
Gilbert Charges Board of Agriculture Misused State Funds
Augusta January 9. Ex Secretary A A Gilbert accuses the Board of Agriculture of misapplying state funds. He cites institutes expenses, dairy convention costs, and delayed premium payments, alleging improper disbursements and withheld dues, urging scrutiny before any appropriation increase. He notes bands and vocalists expenditures and improper billings, urging accountability within the board.
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Augusta
Board of Agriculture
Mckeen
Maine
A. Gilbert
Gilbert
Board of Aeristiture
Ceciliar Quartette
New Yorks
G. M. Gowell
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Harmon
Harker Viste
See’y Gilbert
Reese
A. Gilvert
M'Keen
A.M. Wentworth
Practical
Waitt & Bond
Blackstones
Frank P
Tibbetts & Co
Anderson, Adams & CO
Exchange Street
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Atama
J. Livtle
Leach
Center & McDowell
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