Glacia Calla the Adventure Seeker Faces Public Storm
Glacia Calla, real name Lillian Carkin, endures a press crowd outside her lawyer’s office as she defends her public image during a sensational bloodshed case. She speaks of fear, love Paris, and plans to return to New York while recalling a dramatic, tabloidy life shaped by adventure and scandal.
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Portsmouth
N. H
Glacia Calla
Evelyn Thaw
Lillian+ Carkin
Gracia Calla
Freddy Carkin
Glacia
Mr. Bartlett
EK Evelyn Thaw
Mme. Pompadour
Jerome
Bartlett
Mrs. Roy
Colonel Bartlett
Another Hodgdon Relative Found in Smithtown
Newburyport reports a new Hodgdon link in Smithtown with Mrs. John Edwards once married to a Hodgdon brother. She denied ties to the Baroness Orandorff and said she knew Miss Calla and her mother but held no knowledge of Ann Hodgdon or their European travels.
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Glacia Calla
Hodgdon
Smithtown
Newburyport
John Edwards
Kelsey
Ann Hrodgdon
Baroness Crancorff
Miss Calla
Newington
N. H
Europe
Mrs. Edwards
Ann Hodgdon
Roy Extradition Hurdle Narrow. Voluntary Return Said Needed
The Coudert Bros law firm, renowned for European law expertise, stated that Paul Roy could not be extradited. They added that the only viable path to try him in New York would be his voluntary return.
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New York
Coudert Bros
Paul BE. Roy
Papes Diapepsin Promises Fast Digestive Relief
An advertisement-style text touts Pape's Diapepsin as a cure for indigestion and fermentation causes. It claims 22 grain triangles digest 3000 grains of food, relieve stomach gas, burning, and nausea within minutes, with the formula printed on each case and no laxatives needed.
Mob scenes follow Roy extradition signoff at Portsmouth
Governor Floyd signed the Roy extradition papers for Paul Emile Roy of Paris, while crowds mobbed his sister in law Gracia Cala aka Mrs. Roy in Portsmouth. She sought police protection and met with attorney Colonel Bartlett amid a chaotic scene as reporters pressed for interviews.
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Portsmouth
N. H
Charles M. Floyd
Paul Emile Roy
Paris
France
George Carkin
State
Department of Justice
Floyd
Post
Edwin G. Eastman
Edwin Pearson
Rockingham County
Exeter
Root
Department of State
Washington
John H. Bartlett
Mrs. Roy
Miss Gracia Cala
Newington
John Kelley
Colonel Bartlett
Miss Calla
Bert Wood
Attorney General Eastman Clarifies Murder Affidavits
He reports Mrs. Roy swears Roy fired first, killing Carkin in the kitchen. The evidence cites 10 bullet holes, two 32 caliber revolvers, and conflicting accounts on who shot second. Affidavits from Mrs Roy Mrs Nelley and Nate medical referee are filed with more to come from Portsmouth officials.
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Charles M. Batchelder
Eastman
Rockingham Junction
Concord
Pearson
Floyd
Roy
Newington
Ment
Post
Carkin
Smith & Wesson
Nelley
Nate
Portsmouth
Baroness Von Orendorff Secluded in Washington Ailment Quoted
Inquiry into Baroness Von Orendorff yields a relative statement saying she is ill with grip and anxious, plans rest near Alexandria for a week or ten days. The baroness denies knowledge of a tragedy and is described as mysterious, with German origins, a Baltimore husband, and ties to Captain Julius Bohrer.
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Washington
Baroness von Orendorff
Plac
Alexandria
Roy
Montgomery County
Maryland
John Orendorff
Baltimore
Bohrer Orendorff
Baroness von Orendorf T
Henry W. Blaire
New Hampshire
Blair
Twentieth Street
Julius Bohrer
Forest Glen
Edison Showing Improvement After Mastoid Operation
New York Feb 28 Signs of improvement were noted today in the condition of Thomas A Edison who underwent an operation yesterday for mastoiditis.
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New York
Thomas A. Edson
May Discharge English at Once
The Finance Commission remains dissatisfied with the Mayor and pauper trustees decision to discharge Superintendent English of the almshouse on Long Island. A hurried trustees meeting announced English will be dismissed immediately without two months leave, pay, or compensation.
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Finance Commission
James Englis
Fng Island
Holmes
Long Island
Jinan Commission
Gallagher
English
Minglish
Hibbard
Nes
Blood Transfused Brother’s Heir Emerges From Danger List
Harry Fergusons who received his brother’s blood at Massachusetts General Hospital has been taken off the danger list yesterday after a perilous period since January.
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Harry Fergusons
Massachusetts General Hospital
Janie
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