Climate changes little says modern climate reports
A newspaper note argues that winters have not significantly changed over centuries. Experts cited by Professor Ward in Scientific Monthly contend modern perceptions of milder winters stem from nostalgia and social activities, not actual climate shifts.
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Scientific Monthly
New Legal Action Against Johnson Increases Coal Strike Tensions
In New York a New York American League club seeks court order requiring Ban Johnson and the Cleveland club to appear December 17 to show cause why an open commission should not be appointed. Huston and attorney Tuttle file for action amid allegations Johnson’s Cleveland ties influenced the Carl Mays case and Walker Wagner’s Mayas decision.
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Associated Press
New York
Ban Johnson
American League
New York American League
Supreme Court
Justice Lydon
Johnson
Cleveland American Club
Cleveland Club
James D. Dunn
Walter McNichols
Bernard, Penaldenih
Sotto
Cleveland
Colonel Huston
Charles H. Tuttle
Huston
Carl Mays
New York. Club
Tustiny Wagner
Snow recaptured after eight hours on escape from Charlestown prison
Edward R. Snow, sentenced to life for murder as a youth, escaped from Charlestown state prison, rode with a chauffeur through Middleboro to Brockton and beyond, then fled through bridges and woods toward Lakeville and Taunton before being seized by officers in Middleboro. He described unlocking gates, stealing rope and a suit, and nearly being captured at multiple points including a store and Main Street ambushes before final arrest.
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Edward R. Snow
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Lakeville
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Brooks
Parole Board
Shaw
Priost
Massachusetts General Hospital
Charles Street
Brooklyn
Helen Stanley
Randolph
Jin
Brockton
Rudolph
Elizabeth Doherty
Bob
Allen Towers
Everett + street
Yardt
Dan
Liverett Street
Ted
Bridgewater
Taylor
Bearce
Hast -T
Taunton
Holmes
Bridgewater State Farm
Trs Woods
Oman
Treuse
Yan
Treyrent
Giant Bible to be toured in country and Canada
A colossal handwritten Bible weighing about three quarters of a ton will be exhibited in the near future across the United States and Canada. The five foot high book will travel by a specially designed automobile, with pages spanning seven feet when opened. The display aims to revive interest in Christianity and promote simple faith and unselfishness as solutions to modern troubles.
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Canada
Former fuel head explains quit reasoning in garbled note
A fragmented excerpt quotes a former fuel head named Garfield explaining why he quit. The readable text hints at labor issues and worker treatment but lacks complete context or dates. The surface content suggests a protest or critique of management decisions affecting workers.
Demand Union Stamp on Artificial Teeth
New York The Dental Workers Union insists that unless all false teeth carry the unfoufi label they will strike. Dentists' patients are urged to demand only union teeth.
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New York
Dental Workers’ Union
Hair Tonic Sold By Barrel To Bars In New York
Federal authorities arrest five men for manufacturing high alcohol content hair tonic sold by the barrel to saloon keepers. The raid targets a band accused of distributing illicit tonic across bars in New York.
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New York
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