Murder Inquest Opens In Michigan Brown Case
Mount Clemens authorities convened an inquest into the death of J Stanley Brown. Beatrice Vester, charged with murder, was said to be en route from Kalamazoo in custody. Eighteen to twenty witnesses were summoned. the coroner's jury met behind closed doors before public admission discussed.
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Associated Press
Mount Cr Mens
Mich
Macomb County
J. Stanley Brown
Cecile Beatrice Nester
Avas
Kalamazoo
oTitin " Johnson
Telegraph Company
Lloyd Prevost
Beatrice
Gladys Summiit
Beatrice Vester
Battle’ Creek
Mount Clemens
Prevost
D. Bennett
Ruth Prevost
Chicago
Cerile Beistrice Vester
J. Stanley ‘Brown
Chicago Herald
Examiner
Battle Creek
Point
Detroit
the Herald
Saminers
Brown
Red Sox Will Train at Hot Springs Arkansas
The Boston Red Sox plan spring training in Hot Springs Arkansas from March 1 to March 20. Exhibition games are expected against the Pittsburgh Nationals and possibly the New York Giants before Akron, the International League team, trains here after them.
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RED Sox
Hot Springs
Arkansas
Associated Press
Ark
Dec
Garver
Boston
Akron
Pittsburg Nationals
New York Giants
Wealthy Armenian Merchant Dies in Denver
H Fin fiajian, a wealthy Armenian merchant and Yale graduate, widely known in American Armenian circles, died in Denver at age 67. He served as dean of Kharput college in Armenia, a school run by the American Board of Foreign Missions.
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Denver
Colo
H. Finfiajian
United States
Yale
Shad
Kharput ‘College
Armenia
American Board of Foreign Missions
Pershing Chooses Argonne Sector In War Weary Speech
Associated Press reports from Lincoln Nebraska on December 30 quote General John J Pershing selecting the Argonne sector as the toughest and most critical path to German lines. He praised the American army as the finest ever and urged vigilance against entangling alliances as he lauded the American Legion. Also noted are obituaries and biographical notes on Judge O Hara and survivors of a Michigan family line.
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Associated Press
Lincoln
Néb
Argonne
John .J. Pershing
Tre
Pershing
Europe
American Legion
Aerial Bomb Fatality At Aberdeen Proving Ground
An aerial bomb exploded at Aberdeen Proving Ground in Harve De Grace Md killing Elbert Fallon and injuring Henry Campbell who suffered ruptured ear drums. Fallon’s leg and arm were blown off as the men reportedly dropped the device while carrying it.
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Harve DE Grace
Aberdeen Proving Grounds
Elbert Fallon
Henry Campbell
Fallon
Judge O Hara Dies Former Diplomat and Judge
Chicago, December report says Thomas O Hara, a former judge and longtime diplomat, died. He served as President Cleveland s personal representative to Central America to ease tensions and represent U S interests during a key period.
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Chicago
Thomas ‘O’ Hara
Cleveland
Central America
Ford to pay bonuses and stock options to 90000 workers
Detroit reports that Ford Motor Company will announce a new bonus plan and stock purchase option for about 90,000 employees. Bonuses will range from 50 to 270 dollars based on tenure and salary, with one third of yearly pay eligible for investment in the company. The profit sharing plan begun in 1914 will continue.
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Associated Press
Detroit
Mich
Ford Motor Company
Detroit Free Press
Ford
Henry Ford
Edsel
Yellow fever reported spreading in Mexican ports
Yellow fever appears at Salina Cruz and has spread from Yucatan to Campeche and Oaxaca. The Mexican government has placed a quarantine against Salina Cruz for ships bound to all other Mexican ports, per Eli Universal, Mexico City.
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Laredo
Tex
Salina Cruz
Yucatan
Campeche
Oaxaca
Eli Universal
Mexico City
Salina
Rruz
Government control urged for railroad securities
The American Bankers Association through its railroad committee urged government control of railroad stock and bond issues with private ownership returning after a six month income guarantee post federal control. It endorsed conditional consolidation and federal incorporation with exclusive ICC regulation of securities use. The committee warned that impaired credit threatens transportation and land stability, proposing a six percent minimum net income target and extended indebtedness terms.
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Associated Press
Chicago
American Bankers Association
Congress
Interstate Commerce Commission
Intercollegiate Flying Association Organized
Dec 30 New York The Intercollegiate Flying Association formed today by graduates of Yale Harvard Princeton Columbia and Williams. The aim is to promote aviation by uniting university clubs under one body. A May 8 cross country flying race is planned with a silver cup trophy donated by the Cleveland Flying Club. In Washington lawyers must serve as policemen for practical government work.
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New York
Yale
Harvard
Princeton
Columbia
Williams ‘College
Cleveland Flying Club
Cleveland
Ohio
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Fur Brown
Devile Beatrice Vester
Kamazoo
Beth
Cecil’ Bettrice Vester
Chargihie
The
Great Britain
Nicaragua
Michigan
O'Hara
Supreme’ Court
Utah
Ten Yeager
Clendale, Ariz
Major Barratt O'Hara
Illinois
Ferank Hurburt O'Hara
Harve Dey Grace
Judge O'Hara
West
Employus
Tolcontrol
Special Bankers’ Committee
Walter
H Head
Omaha
Tech
Thomas Braton
American
Bankers Ags
Max.Nahar
Bo Green
St W
Joseph BR. Booth
Merlin B. Ketcham
Joseph R. Booth
Asher B. Wilson
First National Bank
Twin Falls
Coli Uegliatie Flying Association
Tn Wainland
Palace Cafe
Main West Twin Falls
John
Cumberland
Mabel
Edna Ferber
Emma. McChesney
Miss Ferber
Metropolitan
Screen
Sidney Drew
Hobart
Henley
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