Murder suspect with alibi in Knowles murder case
Henry Edwards, a Johnston resident and murder suspect, is in Worcester on a breaking and entering charge. He presents an alibi tied to a Labor Day ride, a bracelet purchase, and a barber shop visit, while police verify details and consider another Johnston resident.
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Providence
Henry Edwards
North Scituate
Johnston
Willis Knowles
Worcester
Edwards
Knowles
Danielson
Market Square
Scituate
Lester Waterman
Mildred
Crown Jewelry Company
Weybosset Street
Richmond Street
Tetlow
Waldorf
Westminster Street
Hiram Kimbal
Jasnes E. Cuff
H. C. Debow
Cranston
James Ahearn
Louis Godfrey
O'Day
Henry Hudson
Ahearn
Godfrey
Lake Moswanicut
Case Company
Main Street
Plant Juice touted by Boston women amid wellness push
The Plant Juice Man extols Plant Juice as a cure for stomach trouble nerves and debility claiming strong gains for women in Boston. A testimonial from Miss W. B. Smith of West Newton Street praises improved appetite sleep and energy after three weeks use.
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Boston
W. B. Smith
West Newton Street
Ligbath Drug Co
Washington and
Avon Streets
Mrs Mohr Cited In Murder Study At Newport Villa
A Post reporter learns Dr C Franklin Mohr was murdered after weeks of fear and a planned life danger. Mrs Mohr, his widow, cries over a favorite saddle horse as police collect testimonies from villa staff and lawyers, seeking a possible secret will.
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Providence
C. Franklin Mohr
Post
Newport Villa
Montpelier
John McAndrews
Martha Wilson
New Hampshire
Julia Duffey
Newport
Foss Defies Mob at Springfield Rally and Smiles Through Chaos
Former Governor Foss faced a hostile Springfield crowd at a prohibition rally. Amid shouting and jeers, he defended his stance against liquor interests, accused opponents of deceit, and vowed to win the Republican nomination. The mob fight lasted nearly an hour before police cleared a path and Foss departed for the Kimball Hotel.
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Toomey
Foss
Boston
Cuck
Kimball
Springfield
Hampden
Hampshire
Court Square Park
Lquor
David I. Walsh
Mty
Times
Veteran wall paper dealer is buried
Edward J. Hickey a longtime Boston wall paper dealer and head of E. J. Hickey & Co. was buried yesterday from his daughter’s home in Malden. Rev. Richard Eddy Sykes officiated at Mt. Hope cemetery burial.
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Edward J. Hickey
Boston
E. J. Hickey & Co
Friend Street
W. H. Knight
Dexter Street
Malden
Richard Eddy Sykes
First Universalist Church
Mt. Hope Cemetery
Gets It for Corns Makes Quick Work of Corn Ridder
Ad promising Gets-It removes corns in 48 hours with painless ease. Claims to loosen corn from flesh and enable quick removal, comparing favorably to tape and razors. Mentions wart and bunion use, price 26 cents, sold by E. Lawrence & Co. in Chicago and Riker-Jaynes in Boston.
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E. Lawrence & Co
Chicago
Boston
Riker- Jaynes Stores
Guantanamo Sugar Stock Listed on New York Cure Market
Guantanamo Sugar Co. stock trades on the New York curb as a debt free Cu ban producer. For year ended June 30 1915 earnings on capital stock stood at 42 percent or 21 dollars per share with par value 50 dollars. July dividends included 12 percent cash and 10 percent stock. After dividends 495 816 added to surplus. Current assets exceed 1 3 million with liabilities of 94 000. Book value about 9 dollars per share while market values run 65 to 66 dollars.
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Guantanamo Sugar Company
New York
What the Steel Barometer Shows
G C Selden analyzes future business and market trends using pig iron production and stock movements with graphic charts in the Magazine of Wall Street. Baruch Brothers NYSE offers a free brochure at 6 Broadway detailing high grade stocks bonds and investment selection for investors in tracking market trends.
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G. C. Selden
Magazine of Wall Street
Baruch Brothers
New York Stock Exchange
Broadway
New York
Harrington Obituary Notice for West Roxbury Resident
In West Roxbury Michael J Harrington husband of the late Catherine Slattery died recently. Funeral from 39 Prospect Street Saturday Sept 11 at 9:00 am with a mass at St Theresa Church. Relatives and friends invited to attend.
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Harrington
West Roxbury
Michael J
Catherine Harrington
Slattery
Prospect St
St. Theresa’s Church
Bankers Back Defense Support at ABA Convention
The American Bankers Association with one negative vote adopted a resolution backing state and national defense preparedness. An amendment to the constitution requires law committee approval before any proposed legislation. James K. Lynch of San Francisco was recommended as president. The group also backed changing Section 19 of the Federal Reserve Act to allow member banks outside reserve cities to place four percent reserves in any national bank within 300 miles or a district. A second resolution urged amending Section 219 to tax national bank share income where the bank is located.
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Seattle
American Bankers’ Association
Cornelius A. Pugsley
Peekskill
N. Y
Trust Company
Law Committee
Association
Federal Reserve Act
National Banks Trust Company
Committee On
James K. Lynch
San Francisco
Administrative Council
Federal Reserve
Central Reserve
Reserve
Central Reserve City
United States
Federal Reserve District
Federal Reserve Bank
Committee On Law
National Bank
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O'Neil
John Maguire
Newton ST. Lady
Bostonian
James Ready
Reedy
Pine Hill Road
Thornton
Ahearn and
Peter Smith
Cecil Victor Brown
Brown
Smith
Hquor
Favors
Walsh
Cialism
Carrie Nation
Massachusetts
Fitz
Made Democratic Party
Dave Walsh
Democratic Party
Mr. Toomey
Wall Paper
Guantanamo Sugar CO
Wincarnis
Edward Lassere, Inc
U.S
West 23d Street
Wincarais
Financial News Notes
Botanical Mfg. Co
Philadelphia, Pa
Magabad
Filene
Oxford
Trunks
SOX
Silk Sox
Lisle
Llat UL
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