Gift guidance from Mary Jane for Christmas shoppers
A columnist named Mary Jane offers to select gifts for men and women, recommending Victrolas, rare frocks, smoking jackets, lounging robes, and music boxes. She highlights stores and items, from Paris evening gowns to Brentano’s pictures, Aeolian Hall pianos, and Gude Brothers flowers, with practical tips for busy gift buyers.
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Detzer Court Martial Brings Torture Allegations Forward
Karl W Detzer, U S Army captain and former Fort Wayne newspaper man, faces 28 specifications of assault and conduct unbecoming for allegedly forcing confessions from prisoners in France. Evidence centers on brutal methods including hair-pulling, prolonged standing, food deprivation, and forcing a private to swallow a lit cigarette. The trial at Governors Island could yield a life sentence. co-defendants include A S Madeen and Frank L Heyt.
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Lient
Smith
Governors Island
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Frank McIntyre
France
Union
Karl W Deiver
Fort Wayne
Ind
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Detzer
A S Madé¢en
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John E Madden
Kentucky
Bergt
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Japan seeks two Schuente-Lantz aerial cruisers
Berlin dispatch reports Japan plans to order two large fast aerial war cruisers from Germany, named Schuente-Lantz, rivaling Zeppelin designs, to be shipped in parts. The program aims at rapid construction with modern bombing gear. The move coincides with a treaty clause delaying aircraft manufacture and imports in Germany for six months after the treaty takes effect.
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Gillett Inherits $100000 From Worcester Will
Worcester Mass December 5 Speaker Frederick H Gillett receives 3100,000 from the will of his Worcester father in law William E Rice filed for probate today Mrs Gillett is left 108,000 and their two daughters Frances Helen Hoar and Louisa Ruth Hoar each receive 108,000 plus an annual income of 8,000 from a trust fund.
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Frederick H Gillett
National House of Representatives
William E Rice
Gillett
Frances Helen Hoar
Misa Louisa Ruth Hoar
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