New Trial Planned for Mooney Amid Eight Indictments
Thomas Mooney, imprisoned for the 1916 Preparedness Day bombing, may be tried on one of eight remaining indictments as his lawyers and the district attorney push for trial. Judge Griffin signaled readiness to move indictments to active calendar. Mooney’s supporters argue a new trial could impact his conviction and potential governor action.
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Griffin
Sale of Valued Pictures at St Serfs House Poephampton
London scene reports Lady Hawes, once prominent as a beau monde figure, selling valuable pictures and household treasures at St Serfs House Poehampton. She laments hard times and hopes the sale sustains her for six weeks as many feel financially strained. Lady Millicent plans to travel to France where her husband Lieut Col George Hawes is engaged in business.
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London
Lady Hawes
Sutherland
England
St. Serf's House
Poehampton
Millicent
France
Col
George Hawes
Thief Steals Coat and Kidnap Suspect Seen On Street
Hoquiam reports a theft of a coat and the small daughter of Mrs Athanas seen on a street after the incident. Sacramento notes the death of Mrs Rafella Henderson at age 107, claimed as the oldest woman in the state. Centralia records a rolling log fatally killing logger John Burns at Randle. Hayfield Iowa reports Mrs J F Handy and her 4 year old son burned to death when a fire is started with gasoline. New York mentions Lewis Adam Vincent of Oakland California connected to a cent reduction notice in are oata.
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Hoquiam
Athanas
Sacramento
Rafella Henderson
Centralia
John Burns
Randle
Hayfield
Iowa
J. F Handy
New York
Lewis Adam Vincent
Oakland
Cal
Oata
Princeton Debate Sparks Interest at Vassar Match
Princeton students court a debate with Vassar College amid athletic talk. The campus scene centers on whether academics or athletics should lead, as interest grows in a potential exchange while political campaigning looms in the background.
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Princeton
N. J
Vassar College
Roper
Courts His Bride by Wig Wag System
In New York City on November 15 an interpreter helped City Clerk Cruise wed Anita Sabalo a 26 year old Italian to William Gilben 69 of Miles City after she arrived in the country on an Italian liner. The couple met in Milan four years ago and Gilben wooed her but their conversation was bridged by the wig wag system.
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New York
Cruise
Anita Sabalo
Italy
William Gilben
Miles City
Milan
Gilben
Court bars child witness in Singleton murder trial
In San Francisco Superior Court Judge Ward refused to allow James Singleton Jr to testify amid a tense scene in the murder trial of his father James Singleton for the alleged killing of Elisabeth Singleton. The judge ruled no child would be used to vilify the mother.
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San Francisco
Ward
James Singleton
Elisabeth
Singleton
James, Jr
Pyramid Mie Suppositories Availability Note
A retailer promotes a 60 cent box of Pyramid Mie Suppositories and urges customers to take no substitute for quick relief and enhanced comfort. The message emphasizes immediate benefit and directs buyers to the nearest drug store.
Second Naval Student Is Fired At Annapolis
Washington reports the dismissal of a second midshipman from the Annapolis naval academy after a conference with Secretary Daniel and Admiral Seales. The fate of a congressional probe into chasing remains uncertain, likely tied to naval appropriation debates.
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Annapolis Naval Academy
Daniela
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Admiral Seales
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