The Kiss of Judas
Sir Norman relates a hotel theft investigation involving Mrs De Mendoza and a necklace found hidden in a floor knot. Suspicion centers on Mr Stanfield, with a past incident at Ladbrooke cited as motive as the story nears its dramatic epilogue.
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Annette
Delchester
Norman
Stanfield
Mrs. de Mendoza
Ladbrooke
New Music Now On Sale Cart Fentons Orchestra
New music now on sale features cart Fentons Orchestra with Fox Trot No 2375 Starlight Bay and Only Just Suppose ox Trot selections.
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Starlight Bay
Mascagni Intermezzo Delight Arranged by Rapeé
Diamond sparkles of melody and star dust from the Emerald Isle accompany the new Mascagni intermezzo arranged by Rapeé. Margaret Young, singing comedienne, shines in vaudeville with topical songs and charming wit that fans admire.
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Rapeé
Vaudeville
Kiss of Judas in a Hotel Confrontation
In a tense exchange a man and a woman argue over a recovered necklace and a murder. She boasts of killing a man to shield a criminal while flirting with danger, while he warns of justice and drag her to the gallows.
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Sir Norman
Judas
The Leeds Bank Robbery Series Continues Next Issue
The Leeds Bank Robbery story resumes in our next issue as the third installment of this remarkable series. Readers will follow further clues and developments shaping the investigation and narrative arc.
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Leeds
Helicopter Flight Description in Ohio Scattered Details
An Ohio incident involving a helicopter rising about 15 feet is described with fragmented phrases and unclear context. The text references altitude and a missing or garbled event, hindering precise details about location, purpose, or outcomes.
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Ohio
Walle Clare Church Service Invitations
The Walle Clare Christian Science Society at 6514 South Court Street invites attendance at Sunday service 10:45 AM with the subject Man and Genesis 1 27 Golden Text. Sunday school at 9:36 AM Wednesday meeting 7:00 PM reading room open Tue Thu Sat 2 00 to 4 00 PM.
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South Court Street
Sermon Schedule at Homer C. Smith Church
Pastor Homer C. Smith leads services with Sunday school at 9:00. Rev Montgomery speaks on The Castaway at morning worship, followed by What I would do if I were the Devil at 2:30. Evening sermon Be not deceived after a Young Peoples meeting at 6 o clock.
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Montgomery
Young Peoples Meeting
O’colck
Central Ave M E Church Sunday Schedule
Wrederic Brown, minister. Sunday school 9 15 A M. Preaching 10 15 A M. Junior League 2 30 P M Epworth League 6 P M Topic What Jesus thought about Possessions Mark 10 17 22. Evening worship and sermon P M. All members urged to attend.
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Central Ave. M. E
Wrederic Brown
Epworth
Discipleship Sermons Announced at Local Church
The notice lists services at the church including Bible school at 9 A.M., morning sermon at 10:15 A.M., junior and senior CM at 6 P.M., and evening sermon at 7 P.M. with the subject Discipleship. Ministers W. State and Congress streets and Chatley are referenced.
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W. State
Congress Streets
M. BE. Chatley
Church Services Schedule for Rev. Wilcox Era
Rev Abbott Y Wilcox conducts Bible school at 9 00 am and morning worship at 4 30 pm with a sermon on The Holy Spirit. A 6 00 pm meeting of young people followed by 7 00 pm evening worship with a sermon on Unwelcomed Angels by the minister.
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Abbott Y. Wilcox
Freedom Through Truth and Real Fundamentalism Sermons
The program announces a sermon by Dr. McGurk on Real Fundamentalism at 7:00 PM. University students are invited to the talks with related Bible study and church activities including Sunday school at 9:00 and Epworth League at 6:00 PM.
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Wuniversity
Epworth League
Good Shepherd Church Service on 4th Sunday in Lent
The Rev. A. H. Marshall will lead morning prayer and a sermon at 10:30 A. M. on the fourth Sunday in Lent at Good Shepherd Church located on State and Carpenter streets, with church school at 9:30 A. M.
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State
Carpenter Streets
A. H. Marshall
Railroads accused of depressing farmer profits and delaying cars
A letter to the editor argues railroads overstate losses to justify freight hikes and wage cuts. It laments delayed car repairs and permits throttling shipments, noting a farmer earning about ten cents per bushel on potatoes while the railroad takes nearly five cents per bushel for haulage.
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Messenger
Sugar deal under probe amid congressional lawyers critique
The note questions the sugar deal inquiry and suggests relying on corporation lawyers in congress. AMerchant in Nelsonville Ohio comments on political integrity and expectations for what may unfold.
Athens High School Wood Carvers Earn Noted Plaques
Harold Jaul notes that William Davis carved colorful two color basketball and other placards from wood blocks cut with chisels. Davis uses a razor blade at home for one piece due to lack of electric routers at the Athens high school. He plans more cuts for baseball and football seasons ahead.
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Athens
Athens High School
Harold Jaul
William Davis
Paul
William
Davis
Bold Hold Up At Vahey Air Station In Youngstown
A lone bandit robbed the Vahey air filling station near Central police headquarters in Youngstown late last night. The thief obtained the cash from the teller drawer. the amount looted is undetermined and no accomplices were reported.
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Youngstown
Vahey Air
Central Police Headquarters
Zeigler Constable John Kelley Shot Dead
Frankfort Illinois reports Constable John Kelley of Zeigler was shot and killed last night. Kelley had been indicted in connection with the Herrin Mine massacre last June in which twenty two men died. The incident adds to a flare of violence following the mine disaster.
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BS. S. Tecay
Frankfort
John Kelley
Zeigler
Herrin
Pomeroy High To Debate Here At Elis Hall
This evening at 7 30 oclock at Elis Hall John Hancock school debaters meet Pomeroy High on the same subject as the Ohio university debating circuit. Hancock affirmative team includes Harold McClean Lois McLeod and Howard Britton. Negative team to Pomeroy features May Fearich William Stevenson and Katherine Mulligan with Homer Graves as alternate. Judges are Professors Harris Scott and Slutz.
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Elis Hall
John Hancock School
Pomeroy High
Pomeroy
Ohio University
Corning High School
Hancock
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