Parole Granted to Two Convicts in State Penitentiary
The State Parole Board and Governor Smith granted paroles to Anbie Bhowers and Richard Bacon, both Wayne County residents, with conditions to report monthly for one year and to seek full pardons if conduct is good. Lene Redd paroled from the state reform school.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prison Commission
Smith
State Penitentiary
Lene Redd
State Reformatory
Bret
Igor
Anbie Bhowers
Wayne County
Richard Bacon
Wayne
Lfe
Em- Dinyers
Art Rooms Display Treasures From European Centers
The display features pottery bronze and marble objects of decorative art. European center pieces are abundant with cabinets ivories miniatures china oriental wares brasses teakwood cloisonne. Visitors are welcome to study these items at any time.
The Man Who Eats Well
The piece argues that workers must balance eating and work to maintain vigor and avoid stomach trouble. It endorses Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets as a remedy, claiming they aid digestion, promote sleep after late meals, and protect health, with ordering details for a 60 cent package and a free trial offer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
India
Europe
America
Stuart
B. A. Stuart Co
Stuart Building
Marehill
Mich
Dooleys Doings at the Modern Playhouse
A narrator describes attending a modern play with Hogan guiding him, enduring crowded seating and near mishap as he navigates a glitzy theater. He reflects on the experience, noting the audience’s proximity, the stage’s glamour, and his own reluctant, amused immersion in the spectacle.
Washington Bits Of News And Gossip Gathered At Washington
Special Correspondence recalls R W Austin Tennessee proposes a bill to bar interstate shipment of convict made goods to protect workers across states. Anecdotes about Sherman and Cannon in cotton cloth, Judge Adamson and summer wear, and talks on changing inauguration date from March to April. The piece recalls Washington architecture jokes about the treasury and the National Capitol’s site after a Jackson era fire and Mills proposal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jobe Washington
House of Representatives
R. W. Austin
Tenneggee
Austin
Joe
Cannon
South Carolina
Sherman
Summer
Georgia
Owen
Pascama
Gunby Jordan
George Washington
Senate
General Washington
Mount Vernon
John Adams
Washington
Aft
Capitol
Pennsylvania Avenue
Treasury Paulding
Wacbington
Ola Hickory
Andraw Jackson
Robert Mills
Picketing Not Illegal Says Court Ruling in Oakland
In Oakland on February 20 a judge ruled peaceful union picketing of a business declared unfair is not illegal. The case, Joseph Davie versus the Cooks and Walters Alliance, involved two pickets in front of Davie's restaurant. Davie claimed $250 in damages. the court allowed the claim but said no damages could be awarded as no unlawful means were used.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hogay
Megan
Ayn T
Mr. Henriety
Mr. Dooley
Oakland
Cal
Ellsworth
Joseph Davie
Cooks’ and
Walters’ Alliance
Tetm
Lomm
Special Notice To Fat People
An advertisement offers Renzo diet pills claimed to rapidly reduce fat by a pound a day. Dr Jones endorses the product as safe and muscular strength enhancing. Available at multiple Detroit area drug stores and mailed trial packages offered to direct applicants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Renge Co
Renge
Detroit
Midh
Destral
Renxo
Atlanta
Anthony‘. Pharmacy
Marielin St
Fikin-Watson Drug Co
Marietta
Prahtreests
Brannen’e Drug Store
Whitehall St
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Merchants’ and Miners’ Transportation Company
Granger & Lewis
Chatham Superior Court
Dean Steamship Company Sealner
Svanah Locomotive and Supply Company
Hoke
Robert F. Hoke
Raleleh
X. C
State Capitol
Esterday
Tha
Clement A. Evans
General Evans
Tim
Robert EK. Lee
H.W. McClure & Co
Mr. Hevnessi
Hogan
FE Niver
Einstein
Ibsen
Moe Einstein
Sapples
Schwartz
Ty Undheratand
Polia
Thenpis
Palia
Pikes
Eerount
Methropolis
Sthraugs
Martin
Boxolfien
Art
San Francisco
Rountree
W. Z. Turner
Whitehall Street
Attie
Mr. Mills
Clayton County
Fulton County
Haperlie
College Pars
Central of Georgia
Southern Railway
Fort Fuller
Gould
J. T. Holleman
Atlanta, GA
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