Mrs Stegler Arrested For Alleged Assault In New York
In New York on March 1 Mrs Richard Stegler was arrested in a hotel on a felonious assault charge from Arthur Mateiker of a German newspaper. She was discharged in police court as evidence lacked definiteness. Moments later a federal grand jury indicted her husband for conspiring to obtain a false American passport. Two others were named in the indictment. Richard Madden is mentioned as the person in whose name the matter centers.
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New York
Richard Stegler
Arthur Mateiker
Stegjes
United States
Stegler
Richard Madden
Passport fraud alleged amid hotel scene in Hoboken case
Gustave Cook of Hoboken and others face allegations tied to a passport fraud case. At the Grenoble Hotel the group, including Mrs. Stezler and two men, remained in the parlor before moving to adjoining rooms. A confrontation over alleged disrobing led to police arrest of Mateiket and the woman, who claimed entrapment. Police noted no marks on the male suspect.
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Gustave Cook
Hoboken
Stexler
Atelker
Mateiket
Stegier
Grenoble
Munteiket
Annette Stezler
Fachard P. Stegler
Stegler
Bov-Ed
Business Better says Walter Lowney in South Visit
Walter Lowney president of Lowney Candy Co. of Boston said business looks better across the south with no war worry. He noted higher candy prices due to speculation and shipping limits, and praised efforts to promote southern trade while touring with B L Makepeace and F W King.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter
Lowney
Lowney Candy Company
Boston
Piedmont Hotel
South America
B. L. Makepeace
Doston
R OW
Mortuary notices and obituaries from Hartwell area
A sequence of obituaries from Hartwell and surrounding Georgia towns lists Mrs Minnie May Holyfield 33, Jacksonville connections, and relatives across Greenville Macon and Atlanta. Lillie Cloud Bradley widow RB Bradley, Jonesboro ties. Mrs W M McCart 78, Confederate veteran family links. Mrs Laura Fleming Mauck 64, resignation of estate details. Benjamin M Cook 47, two grandchildren named. Miss Mamie Jackson 25, household at Barclay Brandon chapel. Mrs J G Thomas Savannah resident obituary noting two daughters. Miss Carrie Low Neal 27, domestic ties to John Neal. John Craig 55 Lawrenceville, two sons Frank and John. Mrs Sarah Richels 72 Grayson area relative of Edwar Ichels. multiple memorial notes with death dates and funeral home references.
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Minnie May Holyfield
East Twelfth Street
George W. Hollyfiel
Lela
Nora
Anide
Besse Hollyfield
Jtl OW A. BH
Mike Mollyfield
T. Wancy
Jacksonville
G. BE. Renry
W. L. Smith
Greenville
W. H. Smith
Macon
C. Smith
Atlanta
Tackson
Marie Tackson
Atlasea
Annie
Bessie Hallyfiels
Ofr
MAUCK
G. Mollyfield
Holifista
Ite
For
Ake Holmith
Rentroc
T. Ww
Elaner
Sackwonvile
Wrank “Turner
cKenfrag
Roy Turner
Roy Donaldson
Jliss Dele Kinsey
Mra
Vo ¢ Alisses
Mary and
Ann Srcather Lee
Edgar and
Osen
Mary Mc Kinsey
Denorest
John’ Il
Kinsey Cord
J. Wi Od Smith
Denwurest
A. Si Wimsey
Mr. Airy
Newnan
Kirkwood Butts, Church
Southern Railway
Chattahoochee
Burkert-Simmons Company
Rates From Atlanta Subject Of Protest
Commercial groups in Ohio and Michigan petitioned the interstate commerce commission protesting railroad freight rates on raw materials from the south. They allege discrimination against Cleveland Columbus Canton Springfield Detroit in favor of Chicago Milwaukee and other Midwestern points.
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Washington
Cleveland
Columbus
Canton
Springfield
Ohio
Detroit
Mich
Interstate Commerce Commission
Cincinnati
Hamilton
Darton
Alhuilt
Chicago
Milwaukee
Michigan
Tiinois
Indiana
Iowa
Wisconsin
Missouri
Unique Monument for Mrs. Wilson
Washington March senate passed a bill to create the Milen Wilson Memorial Homes Corporation. It would build sanitary houses to be rented at low rates, replacing dilapidated buildings to aid housing for the working class in memory of Mrs. Woodrow Wilson’s social reform efforts.
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Washington
Milen’ Wilson Memorial Homes Corporation
Woodrow Wilson
Senate
Calomel Liver Tonic Promises Safer Digestion Aid
An old alarm about calomel harming the liver urges readers to try Dodson's Liver Tone a vegetable substitute. The ad claims calomel causes cramping nausea and salivation while Liver Tone offers a harmless alternative that restores energy and appetite without sickness or danger to children.
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Lts
Mercury
Calomal
Dodson
Dadson
Primrose Four Headline Theatres Night With Yodeling Finale
In Atlanta the Primrose Four produced a lively vaudeville set at the Forsyth, led by Bob Webb Charles Reinhart Thomas Murphy and Bob Gibner. Their crowd-pleasing yodeling and songs drew strong applause before a shift to The Last of the Quakers starring Hermine Shone and company. Harry Cooper and the side acts added humor and novelty as the program closed with several specialty turns.
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Bob Webb
Charles Reinhart
Thomas Murphy
Bob Gibner
Marie
Ingres
de Snite
Hermine Shone
Edgar Aan Woolf
Miss Shone
Atlanta
Shane
Vite
Harry Cooper
Audi
Charles Henderson
Storie
Billy Hart
Billy
Miss Hart
River of Love
Lazare and
Dale
Fermin
Robert Moran
Hypocrites at the Lyric Aflame with Truth and Hypocrisy
The Lyric audience witnessed Lois Weber and Hobart Bosworth present Hypocrites, a drama sermon mixing photography and moral critique. A monk is stoned in the prologue while a minister’s hypocrisy unfolds through a dream sequence ending in death and a Sunday newspaper.
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Junta
Wea
Antruc
Thes Bosworth (Inc
Au Mocrites
Ruth
Arliss at Atlanta in engaging recital of intrigues
George Arliss and company present a vivid portrayal of political and social intrigue surrounding the purchase of a figure by England, set against English society. The cast includes Benita Lascelles and Lawrence Arles with a photoplay version of Stop Thief playing at Montgomery.
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Louis Warkers
Urraus
Diaveet
Pulie Ge
Arliss
Lyetusles
Benita Lascelles
Werence Arles
Margaret Tale
Taal
Ropton
Charles Huarhury
Thur'idred
Vincent
Sternroyc
Montgomery
Montxomiers
George Kleine
Mary Ryen
Harry Mestayer
Mary Ryan
Bey
Bernstorff to Remain Accordng to Dernberg
New York March 2 Dr Bernard Dernberg former German colonial minister declared untrue today we report that Count von Bernstorff German ambassador to the United States would be recalled and silenced by Baron Trottier said to be with the emperor Wilhelm now at the Vaule front One report is part of a deliberate attempt by English agents to discredit reminort Germans in America Dernberg said The report stated that Dembers was believed to be the German emperor s personal representative in America as it was thought he had reported to Berlin concerning the state of feeling here and the course pursued by Count von Bernst in the discharge of his pt Tal duties.
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New York
pDr
Bernard Dernberg
Count von Bernstorff
Tates
Baron Troutier
Raperor Wildum
America
Dremnburg
Dembers
Berlin
Count von Bernsta
Legislators Vote to End Smokeless Session in Arizona
The Arizona House approved rescinding a smoke restrictions measure after a protest led by the sole woman member Mrs Raghel Barry causing plans to end smokeless rules. Senate members have smoked during the session with approval from Senator Frances Mimds, the only woman senator.
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Phoenix
Arig
Arizona House of Representatives
Raghel Barry
House
Senate
Frances Mimds
Greeks Arrested Over Casino Bomb Explosion
In Athens authorities report multiple Greek notables arrested in connection with a casino bombing that killed two people during a high society ball. Details on charges and suspects remain disputed as investigations proceed.
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Paris
Maren
Havag
Athens
Sofia
Hulza
Ul Nolice
Crista Aarg
Beer Shipment Clash Reaches Supreme Court
Washington March 1 The Supreme Court held Kansas courts overstepped by enjoining DL Kitmeyer from shipping beer from Missouri into Kansas The decision states beer is interstate commerce and subject to federal regulation The case notes shipments continued after receivers ousted dealers and a warehouse was opened across the river in Missouri with deliveries into Kansas In good faith the Kansas Supreme Court treated the removal as a device to evade state law
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Washington
Supreme Court
Kansas
DL Kitmeyer
Missouri
McReynolds
Congress
United States
Leavenworth
Hirmeyer
Kansas Supreme Court
Shotgun Quarantine Enforced Over Cattle Disease Case
Richmond Virginia March 1 farmers within five miles of a Henrico dairy execute shotgun quarantine after 275 cattle show foot and mouth disease. State Veterinarian Ferner and aides plus Dr Henry Marshall of the US Bureau of Animal Industry assist in containment. A trench is dug to bury the Miller Brothers herd. children on the farm are kept inside the boundary and not allowed to attend school.
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Richmond
Henrico Solmty
Ferner
Henry Marshall
United States Bureau of Animal Industry
Washington
Miller Brothers
Federal ban on habit forming drugs takes effect
Washington on March 1 marks the nationwide enforcement of a law prohibiting the sale or gifting of habit forming drugs without a physician's prescription or direct physician instruction. The measure aims to curb illicit distribution and ensure medical oversight across the country.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Congress
Killings and Wounding After Bank Crowd Shootings
In Wallassee Alabama Marena Henry Langley a grocer was killed and 11 year old Wit Lane seriously wounded when Jess Black fired two pistols into a crowd in front of the bank building. Black was arrested.
Miss Sarah Knox Wood Dead in Winchester Virginia
Miss Sarah Knox Wood daughter of a surgeon general and niece of President Taylor died at her home in Winchester. The fragment mentions she was connected to Baroness von Grabow and Pray Ganton Lucerne with figures about cattle, but the text is garbled.
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Sarah Knox Wood
Winchester
Sarrah Knox Wood
Robert C. Wood
United States Army
Lincoln
Zachar Taylor
Baroness von Grabow
Pray J Ganton Lucerne
Switzerland
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Fois Mapes
Anu Macever
H “Ahout
Materket
Burgess
Matelket
Hurgess
Anna Hottman
Janet
Dlatelket
Bry. Stesler
South Broad Street
Tripod Paint Company
North Broad Street
Ivy
Locatio
Reserve Loan Life Insurance Company OF
Indianapolis
Georgia
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Prem Sasaria
Essen
Act of Incorporation
Office
The
Insurance Commisssioner
Marion
Stayman
Reserve Loan Life Insurance Company
Orlando C
Forbe
Marion County
T. W. Hughes
Broad St
Suostarm
Hughes
M.D
Walter Lowney
Boston Candy Company
George W. Hollyfield
Hartwell
Hartwell, Ga
Lillie Cloud Bradley
P. Bradley
A. Cloud
Jonesboro
D. Ragsdale
Blalock
Atlinta
W. M. McCart
Newborn
Laura Fleming Mauch
Laure. Fléminge Mave
WeSnington Street
Patterson's Chapel
Maint
James A Warren
W. MI. Mauck
Los Angeles
California
Benjamin M. Cook
Donehoo's Chapel
Sle
Mig. A. H. Petherbridge
Denver
Mra, Annig May Donnell
Alabama City
Ala
Mamie Jackson
Mamie Jashgon
Barclay & Brandon's Chapel
C. L. Jackson
Claui Jackson
Irma Jackon
J. G. Thomas
Savannah
J. G.thomas
Carrie Low Neal
West North Avenue
John Neal
Neate May Neal
John Craig
John Coral
Lawrenceville
Crew Street
Poole's
Frank
John
Richels
Grayson
Sarah Richels
Jackson County
Edwar Ichels
Pheamonia
Wilson
George Arliss
OM the Atanta
Bernstorff
Dernberg
Noi
Edgewood Avenue
Cook's Alley
Buzzard Street
Forrest
George Adair
Frust Co
Main
Om Hanshaas & Macinttvree
Empire
Peachtree Home
Moore
Auburn Avenue
W. Carroll Latimer
Fourth National Bank
Equitable Life Assurance Society
Mars
Equitable
F. W Burr
Healey Building
Lodge
Duttorm
Knights of Pythtax
Pythian Castle Hall
Kiser Dullcing
Sana Livwoy
Kaigal
Owens, K
Kates CC
Buttly Hill Lodge
Oak Fe
Neel Institute
Woou Ave
Neal Dentcts
John J. Woodside Storage Co
Fabien Trogtad
Aires
Fenitertome
Katine “Seticy
George Rls
Everings
Ail
Newspap
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