Pola Negri Detained Over Jewelry and Liquor Allegations
New York May 2 Pola Negri motion picture actress arrived on the Berengaria and was detained by customs on charges of failing to declare three pieces of jewelry valued at 300 000 francs and smuggling 16 bottles of liquor. She was later released to her hotel suite and will face officials for a possible fine and explanation.
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New York
Customs House
Legal Department
Miss Negri
Europe
Hollywood
Calif
Prussia
City Meat Market Fat Beef and Poultry Appeal
Local ad notes fat beef and poultry offerings from City Meat Market with item emphasis and price hints. Read as a brief market listing, signaling fresh meat selections available to customers.
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City
Deer Creek Ladies Aid Food Sale Set For May 16
A food sale will be held Saturday afternoon May 16 at the Motor Inn hosted by the Deer Creek Ladies Aid. Proceeds support the aid society’s community work.
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Motor Inn
Deer Creek
Rural Meet Produces Fast Times and Winning Relays
Rural meet drew large crowds at Big Timber last Friday with top performers in 50 and 100 yard dashes and high jump. Winners include Miriam Osburn and Elenore Tate in girls events, plus notable relay wins by Elenore Tate and district standings across 17 30 45 and 60. The Settlement and Bridge schools faced off in a special meet with the Settlement school defeating Bridge 15 to 9 and Cox Creek school taking top school exhibit honors.
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Winnie Licehe
Miriam Osburn
Elenore Tate
Nrelay
Anna Lien
Olga Lien
Beulah Branac
Elen Sharpe
Edna Halverson
Dorothy Esp
Ray Cole
Walter Swanming
Bennie Green
Willie Hulin
Winnie Liebel
Nettie Rudd
Florence Overfelt
Helen Warp
Sadie Kirkwood
Irene Strub
Mattie Waite
Fay Florman
Settlement School
Bridge School
Cox Creek
Grey Cliff
Lorraine Light
Thomas McNee
Emily Peterson
Ghioe Jones
Marjorie Schallock
Gladys Iverson
Edna Cummings
Ghigo Jones
Jack Mooney
Barbara Duffey
Delores Fischer
Conrad Hauge
Ralph Shaw
John Nevin
Guy Nevin
Berton Amesberry
Noted Jersey Bovine Smothers In Tin Can
Lewistown May 2 Financial Cowslip Noble a Jersey bull from the Lewistown Jersey Breeders association died after getting a syrup can stuck on his muzzle. He rolled into Casino creek and drowned while struggling for air. The loss is valued at 500 dollars and will be replaced by the association.
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Lewistown
Financial Cowslip
Jersey
Jersey Breeders’ Association
George Day Ranch
Casino Creek
Texas Democrat Urges Cooperation Over Obstruction
Representative Eugene Black of Texas told reporters that the Democratic Party should not obstruct and must earn the country’s confidence. He urged nonpartisan tax consideration, government economy, and cooperation with Republicans when appropriate while opposing wasteful expenditure and favoring measured tax reductions. He also backed retaining publicity provisions of the tax measure pending thorough testing.
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Washington
Democratic Party
Eugene Black
Texas
American Bankers League
Black
Bankers League
Texas Solon
League
Congress
Richmond
Inquiry resumes in McClintock death case in Chicago
In Chicago an inquest into William Nelson McClintock death resumes amid bribery accusations against an attorney and detective hired by foster father William Darling Shepherd. Witnesses allege offers of money to frame the prosecution and influence testimony while Shepherd faces murder charges.
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Chicago
William Nelson McClintock
William Darling Shepherd
Young McClintock
Shepherd
Earl P. Clark
Charles C. Farman
McClintock
Clark
William Scott Stewart
John Jones
Charles Cutting
Cutting
Inquest Hears Of Estate Gift Involving Shepherd
Testimony alleges Mrs. Shepherd signed a will in a laundry after Shepherd brought it. Nurse Anna Beckford testifies Shepherd gave medicine to William McClintock causing symptoms in his mother Emma McClintock to hospitalize. Otumwa couple J A Walker expected to testify as inquest resumes on reports Shepherd medicated Mrs. McClintock.
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Shepherd
Anna Beckford
William McClintock
William
Emma Nelson McClintocck
Ma and Jim Split Gubernatorial Duty
Gov Miriam A Ferguson and former Gov James E Ferguson reportedly divide duties in Texas. The first woman governor and her husband maintain a family led administration with Mr Ferguson claiming he has not performed an official act since the start of his wife’s term.
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Austin
Texas
Miriam A. Ferguson
James E. Ferguson
Ferguson
Dual role of Governor Miriam Ferguson’s husband noted
The article describes Alexander Ferguson as wielding influence in Texas politics by serving informally in the governor’s circle. It details his duties from greeting callers to shaping policies, drafting messages, and coordinating with departments while holding no official title. It also notes his appointment to a state iron industry commission and his attorney position for South Texas Railroad.
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Eal
Texas
Ierguson
Commonwealth
South Texas Railroad
Ferguson
Grov
Miriam A. Ferguson
Ma Ferguson and Husband Forge Shared Governor Role
The article describes Mrs. Ma Ferguson and her husband Jim Ferguson dividing duties in the Texas governor’s office. He handles the outer reception area and policy talks while she signs proclamations and pardons and meets women visitors. The setup mirrors famous early 20th century political partnerships.
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Quality Automobile
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U. S
Willard Batteries
BIG Timber Garage
Congoleum
S.G. HS
Jersey Bloomers
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