Official attempts to take own life by Boston executive
Boston reports say Caley G. Jackson, vice president and treasurer of the Massachusetts Street Railway Co and its insurance arm, attempted suicide after resigning over alleged misappropriation of 48000 dollars. A note blamed himself for ruining the company. he was hospitalized and said funds were used for the company without approval. Authorities investigate the insurance funds and corporate dealings as Jackson recovers.
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Boston
Caley G. Jackson
Theastern Massachusetts Street Railway Co
Insurances Company
Insurance
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Mabel Dresser
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Ledoux Leads Homeless Rally in New York Campaign
Urban J Ledoux known as Mr Zero leads 250 unemployed men from Camp Me Morale to sleep in a New York Congregational church and seeks housing for the night. He plans a Sunday procession to Mark’s in the Boulev and promises a gandy dance as lodging compensation.
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Sarah’ J. Farmer
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Boston
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Anderson to be rearrested after parole release
William H. Anderson, former state superintendent of the Anti-Saloon League of New York, will be rearrested as he leaves Sing Sing tomorrow on parole after serving part of a year's forgery sentence. Four indictments are pending and bail of $5000 will be sought before General Sessions Judge Mancuso.
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New York
William H. Anderson
Anti-Saloon League of
Sing Sing
District Attorneys Office
Anderson
New ‘York
Ossining
General Sessions
Mancuso
Huge fur theft shocks Chicago dealers
Chicago on December 23 reported a bold fur theft valued at $100,000 from a West Side store. Thieves circumvented an elaborate burglar alarm system to pull off the successful robbery.
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Chicago
West Side
Telephone operator saves four from house fire
An alert night operator at the Somerville exchange heard faint calls for help after a signal flashed on her switchboard and summoned firemen. Firemen rescued Mrs. Elizabeth Stodier, 92, from a burning home, along with her 75 year old brother Edward and a nurse assistant, all saved by the operator.
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Dew
Ruth Stoney
Elizabeth Stodier
Edward
Mula Valso
Noted Maine Doctor Dies
Portland Maine December report from Associated Press notes Dr Frank Whittier director at Bowdoin College and a leading pathologist. He is credited with key criminal investigation advances including distinguishing animal from human blood and proving blood ties to weapons, aiding courtroom testimony in many trials.
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Dain College
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White Christmas Predicted Across Much of U S
The Weather Bureau announced a white Christmas is forecast for a large part of the central and northern United States. Snow is expected from the plateau east to the Atlantic coast with cold conditions spreading over the Northwest and plateau regions.
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Washington
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Appointed as Director of Engraving and Printing
Washington December 23 A W Bal of Pennsylvania has been appointed as director of the Bureau of Engraving and Printing. Hall is at present the head of the planting unit of the tea.
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Bureau of Engraving ‘and Printing
Japanese Premier Kato thanks U S for warm reception
Tokyo reports Premier Kato appreciates the earnestness shown by President Coolidge and Secretary Hughes in welcoming the new Japanese ambassador to the United States. He notes Japan’s gratitude for efforts to avoid propagandist clashes and to prevent entanglement between the two nations.
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United States
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Coolidge
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Aval
Amerca
Weacare
Thanks to donors for Herald's Auto Fund
The Portsmouth Herald prints a thank you message from the Portamouth District Nursing Association acknowledging contributors to the fund for the upkeep of the P. D. N. A. and listing a $25 donation from Lydia S. of Lbar.
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Portamouth District Nursing Association
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Fire destroys three story block in Bangor
Fire swept a three story brick block occupied by Caldwell Sweets Co. wholesale and retail druggists in Bangor Maine today. Estimated loss placed at 125000 dollars. Fire officials reported no injuries.
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Decision on Sugar Tariff By President
Washington December decision after months of study ends delays in announcing tariff on sugar. Officials say the statement may come before Christmas or shortly after. The tariff commission completed a two year study of the sugar question.
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Washington
Cootidgs
Tariff Commission
Germany’s Note on League Membership Examined
German note to the League of Nations on joining and possible special privileges is sent to all members amid active discussion. Diplomats weigh options as Berlin argues for neutrality if military sanctions are imposed while preparing for the disarmament conference.
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Deniag
President orders own inquiry after divided report
A divided report prompted the President to undertake his own inquiry into the matter. The move signals a push for clearer findings and accountability amid differing conclusions from the earlier review.
Inauguration Broadcast Planned for Nationwide Airing
The inauguration of the president will be broadcast across the United States next March if possible. The ceremonies will be open to the public with no restrictions, following a format similar to prior inaugurations.
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Await Word From Father In Mass Disappearance Case
In Lexington Massachusetts on December 23, a family fears for Georges Co Chapin a factory worker who vanished after leaving home February 16. Despite no clues the six children and wife cling to hope he is alive as no motive or reason was found for his disappearance.
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Chapin
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Heaviest Mail Volume Ever for Postal Service
Associated Press reports the Christmas surge as mail and gifts flood post offices nationwide. Clerks and carriers work to clear backlogs with earlier hours, aiming to deliver all timely posts by Christmas despite a 25 to 45 percent increase over last year.
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Washington
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