Painter poisoning case shows no poison found in stomach
Jacksonville June 18 No poison was found in the stomach of the late E Painter according to a report from Dr Charles Glaser Baltimore chemist who analyzed the stomach. Tests showed some tin and lead but not in dangerous quantities while bismuth was present. Brain heart liver and kidneys indicated arterial sclerosis with one doctor noting this in twelve life insurance examinations. The vessel and contents were opened in Jacksonville with witnesses present. Grave guarded by deputies and Coroner Abbott to receive the $2,000 fee after Barnett Bank release.
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Jacksonville
E. ©. Painter
Painter
Charles Glaser
Baltimore
King
Barnett National Bank
Co. D. Abbott
Standish McCleary
Glaver
Glaser
P. C. Perry
J. E. Boyd
G. Howard White
Jackson
Er. L Whitney
Perry
Philemon H. Tuck
William H. Dowling
DuVal County
Abbott
Barnett Bank
Take Me Home Not To Morgue His Plea
Columbus, Ohio June 18 Charles FE Morris an attorney and real estate dealer shot himself today. Beside his body was found a business card with the inscription Take me home not to the morgue. Morris had served a term in the penitentiary for embezzlement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Ohio
Charles FE. Morris
Morris
Funeral notices for Kamper, Crawford, Yancey, and others
The notice lists multiple funerals and interments. Florence E Kamper dies at a private sanitarium and will be buried at Westview after a 4 pm service at her residence. Also noted are services for S J Crawford at Patterson's chapel, Samuel R Branch to be taken to Calhoun, Yancey deputy sheriff murdered, Robert W Smith at Center Hill Baptist Church, and other local deaths with dates and burial sites.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florence E. Kamper
Fitzgerald, Ga
J., Jr
Francis
Louis Kamper
Francis Knauff
Catherine Kamper
Westview
S. J. Crawford
Patterson
Atlanta Park Cemetery
David T. Yancey
Lakewood Heights Baptist Church
Forest Park
Robert W. Smith
Mason and Turner Road
Center Hill Baptist Church
Hollywood
Ragtime Champs Ready for Match at Weatherholt Hall
Avanta's ragtime champion will be decided Wednesday at Weatherholt Hall 72 North Broad Street at 3 o'clock. Frank Hammond mayoral aide will judge. Dozens of letters and calls from Piano Club supporters back the contest as players prepare for entry and possible shortages. The event is open to all, free of charge.
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Avanta
Weatherholt Hall
North Broad Street
Frank Hammond
Woodward
T. KK. Weatherholt
Weatherholt Piano Company
Player Piano Club
Secretary Houston Gets LL. D. Degree
Yale conferred 780 degrees including Doctor of Laws on David Franklin Houston secretary of agriculture and John Grier Hibben president of Princeton. Samuel W. Williston and Boyd Vincent named Doctors of Sciences and Divinity respectively as significant June 18 proceedings reported from New Haven Middletown and Bloomington campuses.
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New Haven
Conn
Yale
David Franklin Houston
John Grier Hibben
Princeton
Samuel W. Williston
University of Chicago
Boyd Vincent
Southern
Ohio
Protestant Episcopal Church
Middletown
Charles H. Judd
Wesleyan University Bloomington
Indiana University
Acreage Report Shows 1913 Cotton Crop Rise Over 1912
The Financial Chronicle acreage report puts the 1913 cot ton crop acreage at 38,573,141 acres, up 3.20 percent from 37,377,276 last year. Texas is listed with 12,522,000 acres. yields of 160 to 200 pounds per acre could yield 4.2 to 5.2 million bales for the state.
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New York
Financial Chronicle
Texas
Extra! Extra! Jimmy's Little Baby Brother Walks
A cheerful note in THE SUN DAY AMERICAN celebrates a toddler milestone with playful tone. The item highlights family joy and community whimsy as a child takes confident steps, capturing local newspaper energy and kid friendly charm.
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Jimmy
Sunday American
Mercury Climbs to New Acord for Une 18
The thermometer rose past 90 degrees for June 18 setting new records. Forecaster Von Herrmann expected rain as moisture built in the atmosphere and predicted a cool spell with wet relief forthcoming.
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Mercury
ACORD
UNE
von Herrmann
Sol
Paris Society Leaders Divided on Tango
Paris society leaders are divided on allowing the tango. Princess Murat says it means repose and pleasant dreams. Abel de Mouquieres calls the tango bad and prefers Boston. Sem, the cartoonist, says the tango is fine but would not permit his wife to dance it.
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Paris
Princess Murat
Abel de Mouquieres
Boston
Sem
Shakes Off Snakes By Rolling in Fire
Piedmont West Virginia June 18 George Ensor of Piedmont was bound by a dozen snakes while fishing near town and rolled down a hill into a self made fire to cook his breakfast. The reptiles dropped away and Ensor leaped into a stream to put out his burning clothes.
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Piedmont
W. VA
George Ensor
Ensor
Wolcott Wins St Simons Island Trip in Ad Contest
Robert H. Wolcott of the Southern Bell Telephone Company won the free trip to St. Simons Island in The Sunday American ad contest. He submitted a 24 page business size solution and answered Rome Americus and Brunswick. He planned to depart Saturday night with his wife aboard the A B A.
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St. Simons Island
Robert H. Wolcott
Southern Bell Telephone Company
Wolcott
Rome
Americus
Brunswick
Innocent Cause of 3 Slayings Runs Away
Ida Sleep, an 11 year old girl from Aurora, left her house due to duties after her mother, baby sister, and brother were slain. She walked four miles to Elgin to join her older sister, found asleep on a doorstep at 4 am. The killer, Herman Coppes,14, has confessed loving Ida and murdered Maude Sleep and her two children for disallowing a kiss, and is serving a life sentence.
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Aurora
Ill
Ida
Elgin
Herman Coppes
Pretty Posies Bloom on Tired Hobos' Way
In Ironton Ohio on June 18 the Romney branch of the Baltimore and Ohio reports heavy flooding of tracks with flowers for twenty eight miles. Seeds from a car loaded with nasturtiums sweet pea and morning glory were spread along the line after a floor break. Rains followed delaying trains and hindering section crews.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ironton
Ohio
Romney
Baltimore and Ohio
Weatherholt Piano Club drives South sales surge
Weatherholt Piano Company president T E Weatherholt reports a record day for player-pianos with 21 new members joining the Weatherholt player-piano club and 36 of 400 original members remaining. Former Cable Company sales chief M Caldwell now leads the sales force amid a cooperative club plan and a $488.50 piano deal with $10 down and $2.50 weekly payments plus twelve rolls of music and long term guarantees. The program includes a free bench, ten year guarantee, trial year, two year conservatory course, no interest on deferred payments, and a daily exchange library for music.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hearst
T. E. Weatherholt
Weatherholt Piano Company
Cr. M. Caldwell
Cable Company
Weatherholt
Weatherholt Player-Piano Club
Environment and family heredity linked to crime
In Minneapolis on June 18 Dr Horace Dana Newkirk argued that environment and family heredity weigh more than physical defects in causing juvenile crime. He noted many assume faults like bad eyesight or throat problems incline youths to crime, urging clean surroundings to keep boys on the right path.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minneapolis
Academy of Medicine
Horace Dana Newkirk
Athens College Ad Brings Historic Alabama School Features
Athens College in Athens Alabama advertises a high grade A Grade College on a 14 entrance unit basis with 28 in faculty and new departments in music art oratory domestic science and resident graduate nurse. The seventy first session begins September 17 under President Mary Norman Moore with health certificates required for all students.
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North Alabama
L. and
General Board of Education
Mary Norman Moore
State of
Alabama
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F. E. Kamper
W. F. Bryan
Samuel R. Branch
West Fair Street
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W. P. Alten
Peter Denas
Greenberg & Bond
J. P. Moore
W. B. Hamby
Atlanta
W. M. Wallace
Mineral Bluff
J. B. Wallace
Marietta
R. M. Wallace
Womble
Ark
J. B. Young
Amingham
8S. M. Venrce
Hope, Ark
Barclay
Brandon
Houston
Chronicle
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North Carolina
South Carolina
Georgia
Florida
Louisiana
Missouri
R. H. Wolcott
Palmer
All Jacobs’ Stores
Athens College
Athens, Ala
Rogers
Sheffield
Lala
Ion Pai Tut
Castory
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the Centaur Company
Chas. H. Fletcher
G. J. Briggs & Co
Providence
Fletcher
E. W. Stucky
Indianapolis
Ind
Henry R. Gray
Montreal
Que
W. G. Marshall
Cleveland
Owens & Minor Drug Co
Richmond
Castoria
Brannen
Eiseman Bros., Inc
Kiseman Bros
Whitehall
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