Kentucky woman kills husband’s brother in self defense murder trial
Mrs Coleman, alleged slander victim, shoots Ernest Coleman and later shoots at her brother in law after a series of confrontations. Ernest Coleman is charged with slander, convicted in county court but acquitted on appeal. Mrs Coleman later kills the brother in a bogey incident and surrenders to authorities. preliminary hearing planned.
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Baers
Homer
Ber Ei
Peetertey
Colegwen
Ernest
Mra Coleman
Play by Eng R.v. H. N. Gibson staged in New Roses Hall
Preacher in New Roses Hall presented a production where the author, Eng R.v. H. N. Gibson, took the lead role. The program lists Marley-Davidsons and I. L. Beer at 300 E. 4th.
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New Roses Hall
Eng
R.v. H. N. Gibson
Marley-Davidsons
I. L. Beer
New Hem-Roid Treatment Promises Piles Cure
Dr Leonhardt presents internal Hem-Roid therapy claiming to remove the piles cause. City Drug stores and others offer the product with a guarantee money back if it fails to perform as stated.
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Leoni Peardt
Rum in Goatskin Bags Found in Motor Truck
Fragmentary OCR mentions rum hidden in goatskin bags found inside a motor truck. The garbled text references enforcement actions and a pursuit to eject suspects, but details are unclear.
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Motor Tracy
Mary Lewis Engaged to Son of Hungarian Premier
New York March 15 Mary Lewis a young America prima donna of the Metropolitan Opera announced she is engaged to marry the son of Count Bendy Von Heblen Premier of Hungary. She described him as handsome tall and a “perfect darling” while noting he is studying banking in New York.
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New York
Mary Lewis
America
Metropolitan Opera Company
Easen
Ealy
Count Bendy von Heblen
Hungary
Bendy
Arthur Halmi
Iowa
Anna Strese Richardson
Grenny
Brance
Count von Bethlen
Bondy
Prohibition and social notes sweep multiple cities
Riverside snippets from New York and beyond report liquor seizures on ships, prohibition agents seeking cases, and officials debating disorderly conduct. Other items recall church leaders blaming bootleggers, a Coolidge stance against blue laws, and unrelated society tidbits from Boston to Seattle and Iowa.
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New York
Baxter
Haine
United States
Corrigan
Gordon
Williamantic
D. E. Harrison
Ferguson
Harrison
Philadelphia
Washington
Coolidge
Holy Land
Ee Mewte Genet Potentates Weir Maret Ties FL
Fragmentary OCR note mentions country and market ties in Florida with unclear names and dates. Readable items reference Maret and use of terms like fee and Meiers. Context remains ambiguous. no coherent event or person clearly identified.
Piles Cured Without Surgery, Claims Doctor’s Book
Dr A McCleary, a rectal specialist of Excelsior Springs Missouri, markets a book claiming piles can be cured quickly and easily without knives or burning, with twenty six years of success in over twelve thousand cases and offers free postpaid distribution to readers who mail their name and address.
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A. McCleary
McCleary
St. Louis Ave
Excelsior Springs
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