Youth Confesses to Slaying Girl in Fairview Quarrel
Associated Press describes Stanley Curtis confessing to shooting and killing a girl who lived with her sister in Gloucester. Curtis initially claimed she shot herself but after an all night interrogation admitted the quarrel over improper belongings led to the slaying.
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Associated Presa Gamdet
Stanley Curtis
Fairview
Wescott
Gloucester
Curtis
Soma
Iproper
Advance for Quarrymen Amicably Adjusted Wages
Three diss conference between granite manufacturers along the Maine coast and quarrymen affiliated with the workers union ended in an amicable adjustment of a three year wage bill starting April 1. The settlement yields about a three cent per hour increase, raising quarrymen's pay from 4.16 to 4.40 dollars per day for the basic grade.
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Maine ‘Coast
Uarrmen's Union
Premier Herriot Offrance Is Prostrated by Illness
Premier Herriot is confined to bed with a serious grippe attack. His physician reports swollen leg accompanying the illness. He has been ailing for over a week.
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Associated Press
Herriot
Aly
Holiday Rush Demands Extra Post Office Help
Washington officials estimate 40 000 to 50 000 additional workers needed for Christmas mail handling this year. The extra cost is put at about 2 500 000 dollars as the post office prepares for the holiday rush.
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Associated Press
Washington
Posta Officiala Today
Consideration of Rates Granted by Interstate Commerce Commission
The Interstate Commerce Commission granted a petition by the Boston Wool Trade Association for reconsideration of joint rates and services offered by railroads and ships in moving wool and mohair from the Far West to Pacific ports and Panama Canal traffic to New England. Hearing set for January 15 in Chicago.
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Associated Press
Washington
Boston Worl Trade Association
Reints
Far West
Paeitle
New England
Interstate Commerce Commission
Chicago
Nine Crew Members Feared Dead After Boat Fire
Baltimore December 10. With the finding of the body of Elivoo Murray and a man named Patterson, members of the crew of the power boat A Woodall burned in upper Chesapeake Bay early Tuesday morning, hope of finding any of the remaining crew alive has been practically abandoned.
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Associated Press
Baltimore
Elivoo Murray
Patterson
A. Woodall
Upper
Chesapeak Bay
Votesin: One Family Votes Record in Election
The Woods family of this city set a record with 38 voting members at the recent presidential election. Mr and Mrs John Woods and their eight daughters, 21 sons and sons-in-law, seven daughters-in-law, and 37 grandchildren of voting age contributed to the tally. There have been no deaths among the children and only three among the in-laws. Twenty years ago the family, then known as Wood's Brothers, won the New England Basketball Championship.
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John Woods
Ibers
Hame Dat
Wood
Two Fined in Superior Court for Assault Charges
Katiana Earle and John Corliss were fined $260 each plus costs in Superior Court yesterday after noon on charges of assault against Annie Lasky. The incident, detailed in court records, reflects a swift disposition by the judge.
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Superior
Katiana Earle
John Corliss
Costa
Annie Lasky
Democrats Sweep City In Taunterpal Taunterpal War Election
Democrats won the mayoral race and control of the council in most wards, with Dexter re elected for mayor by a narrow margin and Horace W Gray securing a seat on the Board of Public Works. The Republicans faced strong losses as Democrats gained majorities across wards two three five and the school board. Ward four stayed Republican except for Gray. Race details show Democrats dominating wards two three five and the school board while ward four split with Gray. City Clerk tally completed by 2 pm.
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Taunterpal
Republian
Board of Public Works
Horace W. Gray
Board of Assessors
Getty
Dexter
William H. White
Counseilmen Boynton
Emery
Mortimer Raynes
Wourd
Alfred Gooding
Harry E. Boynton
Wilshm ‘H. White
Ernest Irederigitgon
St Large
Chauncey B
Hoyt
Arthur, Foote
Charles EB
Batley
Philip Tratton
Tara
William ‘Casey
Stewart Umph- Feys
Simon Harmon
Ichabod Wi- Nams
Samuel Alley
Austin ‘Trefethen
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Offrance
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Ore
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