Mystery of Mirth Solved Oliver's Cider Thief Arrests
In Beach's woods cider supply thefts traced to Peter Oliver who moved from Linen Avenue. He was found draining cider with two accomplices, one knocked unconscious during a struggle. Police arrested the two men on burglary charges after a public alarm and guard response.
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Beahh's Woods
Wall Glrnet
Peter, Olver
Bronx
I House
Linen Avenue
Beach's
Qliver
Oliver
Sure Way To Get Rid Of Dandruff
A claimed home remedy advises applying four ounces of plain liquid arven at night to moisten and rub into the scalp. Morning results reportedly shrink dandruff and itching, with repeated use promising complete dissolution. The ad-style note says liquid arvor is available at drug stores and that the method has never failed.
Escape attempt ends with minor injury at K Goodsell Street
A person named Nealan attempted escape from a location on K Goodsell Street. James Litlig and Thomas Nestan were involved in the incident. The assailant delivered a blow that caused a painful hurt but not serious injury to the victim.
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James Litlig
Thomas Nestan
Goodsell Street
Nealan
Lambs Club Raided by Police Sergeants
The Lambs Club on Biagt Washington Avenue was raided by Bureau of Investigation sergeants. John Clark of 44 Orland Street, alleged proprietor, and Albert Slavin of 139 Sarfield Avenue, club steward, faced liquor violations after ten members were in the club when liquor was seized.
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Lambs
Biagt Washinton Avenue
Bureau of Investigations
Wyner
John Clark
Orland Street
Chargsa
Albert Slavin
Sarfield Avenue
Seven liquor cases disposed of in court
Yesterday morning seven prisoners charged with liquor law violations had their cases disposed of. Esther Low of 1760 Milwaukee avenue received three months in county jail and a $200 fine plus costs. Paul Griner of 604 Myrtle Avenue got a 10 day suspended sentence and a $200 fine. Keerwery Buwowik of 604 Myrtle Avenue was fined $150 plus costs. Louis Russo of 357 Harra Avenue was fined $100 plus costs.
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Dn ChucCouet
Saven Privoners
Esther Low
Muii Aitect
Paul Grinera
Myrtle Avenue
Keerwery Buwowik
Louis Rusao
Harra Avenue
Street Railway Men Hold Election Today
Election day is today for street railway workers with balloting from 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. at the Majestic Lunch on Congress Street. AES of Division 459 of the A E R and E R 1 of A are eligible to vote. Many important offices are to be filled for the ensuing year.
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Noday
Street Railway
Majestic
AES
Division
E.R
Woman Returned to Face Boston Charges
Charlotte Cheany of Martford was arrested as a suspected accomplice of Joseph H. Kelly. She was given into custody of a Boston detective yesterday morning after waiving examination when arraigned in City Court.
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Charlotte Cheany
Martford
Joseph HE. Kelly
Boston
Minute Les
Lynn Elects Harland Merphelios Mayor in Landslide
In Lynn Mars on December 11 Harland A. Merphelios won the mayoral race by the largest majority over rival Riven C. L. in a decisive city election. The triumph marks Merphelios as the new chief executive of Lynn.
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Lynn
Mars
Harland A. MerPhelios
Pinkerton Dies Detectives Reformer of Thieves
William Pinkerton, famed detective and early criminologist, died at the Hotel Biltmore in Los Angeles. He led the Pinkerton Agency with his brother, shaping humane methods for felons and guiding many reforming former criminals into honest lives. Born April 7, 1846, in Dundee Illinois, he studied at Notre Dame and lived in Chicago.
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Los Angeles
William Pinkerton
Biltmore
William Allan Pinkerton
Pinkerton Natonal Detective Agency
Pinckerton
Gincera
Pinkerton
Pracfo
Wiliam Alan Plakerton
Robert A
Allan Pikerton
Willam Pinkerton
Fobberaax
Mery
Tet Willam A. Pinkerton
Dundee
Linois
Notre Dame University
Margaret JS. Avhling
Adrian
Michigan
Joseph O. Watkins
Willliam C. Pullman
Chicago
Danbury Man Wins Judgment in Auto Collision Suit
Danbury resident De Log Moore sued Charles H. Rider after a June auto crash on Division Street. Judge John R. Booth awarded Moore $126, finding the damaged delivery truck worth $176 rather than the $430 claimed.
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de Log Moore
Danbury
Charles H. Rider
Court of Common Pleas
John R. Booth
Moore
Division Street
Booth
Baby dies of burns in Norfolk home
Norfolk Conn December 11 A ten year old boy, Surdain, son of Mr and Mrs Frank Surdain, died after his clothing caught fire at home. The child was playing on the floor when his mother went outside to hang laundry and returned to find his clothes on fire, reportedly from papers burning near a stove.
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Baby
Norfolk
Conn
aArhuy Surdaim
Prank Surdain
Burne
Creomulson Emulsified Creosote Cough Remedy Ad
An advertisement touts Creomulsion as a twofold medicine that calms coughs and treats colds risking pneumonia. It claims creosote soothes inflamed throat membranes and the emulsion delivers the germ-killing action to the stomach and bloodstream. Satisfaction guaranteed with any cough or cold.
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Cremaulston
Aodlan Ik
Nindical
Creomulsion Cd
Atlanta
GiomAdvertivement
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