Fletcher Denies Bosworth's Plea in Executions Case
Gov Fletcher refused a petition for a stay of execution for Arthur Bosworth sentenced to be hanged January 2 for the 1911 murder of Labelle at Essex Junction. Counsel cited Bosworth's British religion and possible British embassy action. Bosworth has a wife and children in England.
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Montpelier
Fletcher
Arthur
Labelle
Essex Junction
Boswoth
Bosworth
England
President Wilson Improves but Remains Bedbound
President Wilson's condition improved today but his physician advised he stay in bed. Dr Grayson says the president hopes to attend the Gridiron Club dinner tomorrow to honor a long standing promise, though outdoor exposure may wait until Monday.
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Associated Press
Washington
Wilson
Grayson
Public Health Public Utility, Says Gen Blue
Surgeon General Rupert Blue declares public health a public utility and urges nationwide cooperation and funding. He calls for full time workers laboratories and better vital statistics to advance sanitary administration and education.
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Associated Press
New York
Rupert Blue
United States Public Health Service
Association of Life Insurance Presidents
White House
United States
Maloney Announces 1000 Acres Bought for Alabama Colonization
Montgomery reports United States Lumber and Cotton company purchased one thousand acres in Washington county for colonization. Homeseekers from the Middle West travel to Alabama to settle the tract, with farm agent George A. Maloney predicting large in-migration. Immigration Commissioner Lee Cowart also attended the Chicago Land Show.
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Montgomery
Ala
United States Lumber and Cotton Company
Washington County
Middle West
Alabama
George A. Maloney
Mobile County
South
Lee Cowart
Aged Negro Injured as Motorcyclist Is Arrested
A. J. Jones of Mobile Gas was arrested Thursday afternoon by Patrolman John Kruse on reckless driving charges after his motorcycle collided with Kennedy Peeples, an aged Black man, seriously injuring him. Peeples received medical attention at home from Dr. H. Colon.
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A. ©. Jones
Mobile Gas Company
John Kruse
Jones
Davis Avenue
Kennedy Peeples
H. P. Colo
Atlantic Fleet Nearing Home On Wyoming
The American warships, returning from European port visits, are south of Newfoundland last night and 1036 miles from New York aboard the United States battleship Wyoming.
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Wyoming
United States
Siasconsett
Mass
New Foundland
Schmidt Breaks Down and Weeps in Court
Hans Schmidt, former priest on trial for murdering Anna Aumuller, fell to his knees in District Attorney Whitman's office and wept while kissing his German father's hand who traveled to save him from the electric chair. The trial paused as DA planned to confer with alienists before witnesses resumed.
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New York
Hans Schmidt
Anna Aumuller
Whitman
Germany
Schmidt
Elizabeth Schaddler
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Main
McCowan & Dietz
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Sun Duc
London
Grand Bay
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State Departments of Health
Cheney
P. O. Cafe
Dauphin ST
Abogdela’s
J. M. Abogdela
Frederick’s Dye Works
Santa Claus
Maloney
South Alabama
Imperial Bank
Berlin
Imperial Bank of Germany
Bauer
Eve S. Baubres
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