Secret Police Scandal Hearings Probe Slush Fund
Former United Police head William F. Stine, who vanished with a large share of a $66,000 slush fund, was denounced as dishonest and a body snatcher by Lieut. James V. Larkin during hearings before the city civil service commission. Larkin testified about Stine and outlined lobbying efforts for a police pension bill and the organization’s funding of ballots and envelopes in a 1916 campaign. Larkin said Stine left the group with the money before a Springfield visit. Separately, English pheasants and wild mallard ducks were shipped to the United States to stock sanctuaries under the American Game Protective and Propagation Association, with plans for restocking and hunting on surrounding lands.
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Chicago
William F. Stine
United Police
James V. Larkin
Larkin
City Civil Service Commission
Detective Bureau
Stine
Leon Hornstein
New York
United States
American Gants Protective and Propagation Association
Jill Broadway
Jits
Association
Lopes i
Cedar Rapids Men Visit Waterloo to View Transit Plans
A Cedar Rapids business delegation toured Waterloo after lunch, visiting streetcar lines and several factories as they review the Waterlon Cedar Rapids line proposal. The group, originating from La Porte, met local officials and inspected potential routes and sites.
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Cedar Rapids
Waterloo
Ellis
Waterlon
Porte
la Porte
Only Two Victims In Police Court
Police court proceedings limited to two arraignments as Judge Meyers was absent. Earl Limbeck, 25, held on intoxication charge with cash bond posted, failed to report. Fred Rudolph arraigned for drunkenness and received two bags on the streets. J T Calkins, 25, arrested for operating a motor vehicle without a license.
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J. J. Meyers
Frank F. Knapp
Earl Limbeck
S& Cash
Fred Rudolph
Rudolph
JT. Calkins
Tle
Negro Attacks White Woman in Washington
Washington, Dec 27. A 22 year old negro Nathaniel Green assaulted Mrs. Adelaide Ellis Grant a district office clerk near the Capitol. She was beaten dragged into an area and left for half an hour. Dr Thonssen alerted police preventing escape. Mrs Grant widow of Harold C Grant injured with a broken jaw and severe bruising. Indictment and trial expected January with authorities warning of possible lynching. death penalty noted.
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Washington, D. C
Washington
Adelaide Ellis Grant
Pegro
Ellis
North Carolina Avenue
Freling
Market Summary from New York Stocks Close
Prices on the New York stock exchange at close show varied readings with many losses and gains. Notable items include American Smelting, Erie, and United States Steel among others, reflecting a mixed session across major industries and railroad shares.
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New York
New Fork
Stock Exchange
Cody
Canadian Pacific
Pennayivania
Cernence Rock
Teed Cienle Pay Western
Northwestern
Atchison
Bay American Smelter
View Pacifive
Baltimore
Ohio
Southern Pacific
Brooklyn
Prited States Steel, Common
Wyte States Steel
Amalgamated Coppers
Northern Pacific
Minos Central
Anny
St. Panto
Missouri Pacities
Education and social reforms in early 20th century coverage
Reports from varied regions describe moves like abolishing drinking gaps in schools across twenty one states, a two year forestry course at Wisconsin, and a Dutch teachers temperance association. Paris university gendered enrollment, Wake County NC farm schooling, and Swedish focus on practical domestic instruction are noted, plus a New York University women’s law class aimed at trust administration. The Indian commission warns of unprepared youths, while Siberian university outreach offers free instruction and practical courses. Aims include vocational training for service and efficient enlistment schooling for soldiers and civilians alike, with emphasis on improving literacy, arithmetic, bookkeeping, stenography, and engineering basics.
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Wation
University of Wisconsin
Netherlands
Anm Association For Temperance
University of Paris
Nety
Lel- Tero
Wakecoun
North Carolina
Judd
United States Bureau of Education
New York University
Indiaan Commission On Industrial and Agricultural Education
Tomiph Silerve
Pageaitir Siberian University
Georedy WU
Pf Tie
Glatis
Consolidated School
Bureau of Education
United States
Daniels slated for post in Wilson cabinet
Josephus Daniels of North Carolina is reported as a likely pick for postmaster general in President Wilson's cabinet. A longtime editor and national committee member from North Carolina, Daniels' appointment is viewed as imminent, with supporters citing his influence at the Baltimore convention and his role in party organization.
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Josephus Daniels
Wilson
Princeton
North Carolina
Leo 3. Overman
Congressional Dees
What the Rural Schools Are Doing
The rural schools are entering a regeneration, shifting from theory to practice. Experienced rural teachers, familiar with local life and needs, are applying their work to build citizenship and uplift rural districts, mirroring past urban progress by pioneers.
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Strites Bureau of Education
Plaice
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