Letters From Widow to Hearts Reveal Motions in Trial
The transcript fields show Mrs. Mohr seeking help from Healis to monitor Miss Burger and to uncover alleged misconduct. Brown plots to shoot Dr. Mohr and to stage a car holdup to extort money while Mrs. Mohr offers cash. Healis testifies about confrontations at the Mohr residence and Brown’s discharge from the Newport estate.
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Miss Burger
Newport
Miss Ormsby
Bristol
Dr. Mohr
Elmwood Avenue
Providence
Healis
Brown
John McAndrews
Middletown
McAndrews
Mohr
What Dyspeptics Should Eat and How to Help Digestion
An advertisement advises dyspepsics to avoid acid foods and use Bisurated Magnesia after meals to neutralize excess stomach acid. It promotes moderation, claims relief from bloating and discomfort, and urges choosing foods one likes while using the remedy as directed.
Sample Each Free by Mail Free Offer From War Bond Program
An OCR fragment notes a mail offer with a 32 page booklet and references a federal request. It mentions porces worldwide and suggests a promotional free sample by mail tied to a government program.
Sidelights on the Mohr Murder trial
Providence witnesses mark a fast start as the state nears completing its case in the Mohr murder trial. Attorney General Rice and colleagues deliver crucial testimony while Mrs Mohr and her defense lawyers prepare openings. Fitzgerald dominates cross examination, while Lewis stays in the background as Ormsby and a Lakewood friend are named among key witnesses.
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Providence
William H. Lewis
Boston
Brown and
Spellman
Court Room
Doposters
John J. Yitzgerald
Shoe Dealers Banquet Highlights Trade Leaders
More than 120 members of the Associated Shoe Company attended their tenth annual meeting at Young's Hotel. Governor McCall, Lieutenant Governor Calvin Coolidge, and Joseph Smith, former editor of Truth, were guests. McCall reaffirmed support for a protective tariff on shoes, citing home competition over Europe. Coolidge urged optimism among business people and praised honest, public-spirited citizens.
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Associated Shoe Company
Young's Hotel
McCall
Calvin Coolidge
Joseph Smith
Truth
Congress
Hhe
Europe
Coolidge
Minnesota Fulfills Wilson Primary Ballot Qualification
Petitions to place President Wilson on the Minnesota presidential primary ballot were filed with the Secretary of State. Secretary Schmehl announced the name would appear on the ballot. Petition blanks were also distributed to place Senator A. B. Cummins of Iowa on the Republican nominating ballot.
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ST. Paul
Minn
Wilson
Minnesota
Schmehl
A. B. Cummins
Iowa
State department heads barred from raises without governor
A new act passed by the House prohibits department heads from increasing salaries of state employees earning $1000 or more without consent of the Governor and council. The bill repeals prior authority for such increases. Another bill proposes Harbor and Land Commission survey for a canal route between Boston Harbor and Naragansett Bay using the Taunton and Wenatuxet rivers.
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House of Representatives
House
Harbor and Land Commission
Boston Harbor
Naragansett Bay
Taunton
Wenatuxet
Why Tolerate Catarrh Advertisement
An ad explains catarrh from colds harms nasal linings and promotes cleansing with warm salt water, nightly vaseline, and Scott s Emulsion after meals. It claims Scott s feeds tissues through blood and soothes membranes with glycerine. Advertisement by Scott & Bowne.
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Scott
Scott & Bowne
Bloomfield
N. J
Boston Wool Trade Leaders Call for City Boost
Louis K Liggett of the Boston Chamber of Commerce told 450 Wool Trade Association members that Boston is pessimistic about itself. He noted 200 million pounds of wool imported last year at 85 million dollars and urged wool men to unite through the Chamber to improve conditions. New York attorney C McKercher praised government business cooperation and the group toasted former President Jeremiah Williams.
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Louis K. Liggett
Boston Chamber of Commerce
Boston Wool Trade Association
Copley Plaza
Boston
Chamber of Commerce
C. F. Avery
Association
C. McKercher
New York
Interstate Commerce Commission
Jeremiah Williams
Mrs Aked Plans Sail to Join Husband in The Hague
Mrs Charles F Aked announced she would close her San Francisco home and sail from New York January 27 to join her husband the Rev Charles F Aked at The Hague. He recently joined five permanent American peace delegates of the Ford expedition and notified his church he would resign and return if peace work ends or seek another position.
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McEwensville
Penn
George
Edgewood
Dr. M
Charles
Newport
New York
Providence
Boston
Burger
Shu IM
San Francisco
Charles Fr. Aked
Charles F. Aked
Hague
Aked
First Congregational
Ex-Mayor Hart Turns 87 Asks Political Next President
Thomas N. Hart former Boston mayor celebrates his 87th birthday and discusses politics with a Post reporter. He doubts Wilson’s re election, cites Hughes as a strong aspirant, and notes Massachusetts has two favored sons in McCall and Weeks while avoiding commentary on Mayor Curley’s administration.
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Thomas N. Hart
Boston
Hale
Post
Wilson
Hughes
Massachusetts
McCall
Weeks
Wart
Curley
Mayor Curley halts pink granite convenience station
Boston mayor orders suspension of all work on the pink granite convenience station on Flagstaff Hill as a precaution while the Art Commission may condemn the building. Commissioner Gibson defends the site and design and protests Council action giving the Art Commission authority.
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Flagstaff Hill
Boston Common
Curley
Park and Recreation Department
Art Commission
Gibson
Park Department
City Council urged to grant Art Commission authority
An advocate urges opponents to write to the City Council president, arguing for granting the Art Commission broader authority in the matter.
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Art Commission
Game of Peace Color Feature Promises Family Fun
The upcoming Sunday Post highlights a new color feature titled Game of Peace designed as a family pastime enjoyable for all ages. It promises engaging content and broad appeal across households.
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Next Sunday Post
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Call OF the Cumberlands
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Equitable Presents
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Mary Pickford
The
Famous Players Film Co
Poor Little Pepina
Paramount Pictures
Paramount Theatres
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Picture Progress
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Paramount Oficitures Corporation
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N.Y
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Fitzgerald
Stearns
Pennsylvania
Tle
Stewart Street
Winter Street
Victor
Mrs. Mohr
Rice
Attorney Lewis
Emily Burger
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Lewis
Pawtucket
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Lakewood
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Mrs. Aked
Hart
Rupert Hughes
Harper & Brothers
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