Police to Preserve Reports and Card Index System
Police will preserve liquor shipment records at depots and express offices with detectives Mewoeney and Morris assigned to monitor large consignments. A city hall file will hold complete records and officers will track accidents and crimes not in the docket, creating a card index summary and preserving all reports from January 1 onward.
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Mewoeney
Morris
Wagner
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Government Dismisses Case Against Miss Cope
The federal government today nonsuited its case against Miss Jessie Elizabeth Cope in Chicago. The dismissal does not end action related to Colonel Charles Alexander, who faced a Mann act prosecution over transporting Cope from New Orleans. The Alexander case remains pending, and charges against Cope for extortion and bribery were not pursued.
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Jessie Elizabeth Cope
New Orleans
Charles Alexander
Providence
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Alexander
Hinton C. Glabaugh
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Department of Justice
Evelan ©. Wheeler
Michael L. Igoe
Igoe
Miss Cope
Plan to Mobilize National Guard Across Four States
Chicago January 3 plan to mobilize Illinois Iowa Indiana and Wisconsin National Guards totaling 25 000 men for a full division has sent adjutant general Frank Dickson to Washington for talks with federal officials He will also meet Senator George H Chamberlain of Oregon to push a bill authorizing maneuvers of at least one full militia division to train army officers in commanding large forces.
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Illinois
Iowa
Indiana
Wisconsin
Frank §. Dickson
Illngis National Guard
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United States
George 3 H. Chamberlain
Oregon
Congress
Reverend Lockwood to Attend Methodist Conference in Philadelphia
Rev Dr E J Lockwood of Grace Methodist Episcopal church will leave Sunday night for Philadelphia to attend the general conference commission on finance meetings Tuesday next. The commission, formed at Minneapolis in 1912, includes three bishops ministers and six laymen and oversees annual distributions of about four to four and a half million dollars to missions and benevolent boards. The Philadelphia session will shape legislation for Saratoga Springs next May to boost cooperation among boards and support a broad aggressive campaign.
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Methodist Episcopal Church
Philadelphia
General Conference Commission On Finance
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Minneapolis
Saratoga Springs
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