Alleged Slayer of Mother Sane Witnesses Testify
In Ottawa at the youths trial, Dr Harry A Singer testified about Harry Hills, accused of murdering his mother Eliza A Hill. He described hospital observations from January 27 to February 4, 1927, noting exhaustion, undernourishment, and abdominal pain, with recovery through diet and rest. The body of the mother was found buried in a basement in Streator last August.
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Ottawa
Harry Hills
Rense
Chicago
Eliza A Hill
Harry
University Hospital
JO Conor
Singer
Cross Word Puzzle Answers From A Fragmented Page
A small OCR puzzle fragment lists numerous crossword clues and garbled entries. It references mountain pass, hiring, ocean swell, Holland wound edge, question, smell, fermented infusion, straight groove, painting bone, sharpen, ceremony, tribe, revolver, sycophant, bird, mood cues, and many other scattered items with inconsistent spellings, indicating a damaged page section awaiting correction.
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Heverage
Holland
S-Pamuke Hibrigat
Impossible to parse auction bridge plan by Milton C Work
A detailed analysis of declarer strategy in a Dec hand outlines card play, finesses, and timing to secure game. It discusses leading diamonds before clubs, diamond continuation, heart control, and responses based on West and East holds to maximize chances of winning eight or more tricks.
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Tin
West West
Jong Harts
West
Declarer
Niking Gane
John F Die
Castoria described as gentle relief for infants stomach issues
An early 20th century advertisement extols Castoria for infant colic upset stomach and sleep aid while warning about other preparations. It appeals to mothers with claims of natural gentle relief and consistent dosing without shock to the system.
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Casteria
Casturia
Fletchers
Man killed in Worcester auto accident on Pleasant Street
Thirty eight year old Allonen was struck by a car driven by Bernard G Harris and then run over by a second vehicle driven by James T Putnam of Panton. He suffered a fractured skull and internal injuries. Officials investigate which car caused the death.
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Worcester Mass
Pleasant Street
Benard G Haris
James T Putnam
Panton
Allonen
Police Traffic Bureau
Allonens
Governor Small seeks third term in Illinois race
Springfield II February 8 The Associated Press reports Governor Small announced a third term bid on a platform similar to his prior wins with added planks from Chicago Mayor Thompson. He enters the primaries as a Republican on a program including America First farm relief flood control deep waterways and transportation reforms with full civil rights for all.
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Small
Illinois
Springfield II
Associated Press
Goven Small
Ihompson
Chicago
Thompson
Bet Pence
Gov Small
America
Sig Bill Thompson
Gay Smalls
Wiepds
United States Senate
Powit
Toonal
Frank L Smith
Uiness
Lowden
Springside
Lowdens Hawe
Springfield Mills property transfer faces $550000 commission suit
The article notes a $550,000 commission claim in Holyoke court related to the transfer of the Springfield Mills property to Whitting and a company. Attachments were filed by Marden and Murphy against William F and Edward Whiling and Co Inc, initiating suit in Superior Court.
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Springfield
Mas
Recover & Real Estate Commission
Sprinn Mills
Holyoke
Whithng
Lo Ine
Superio
Marden
Murphy Lowellenllore
Wulam F
Edward
Whiling and Co, Inc
Bookkeeper for Rum Ring Testifies About Big Cargoes
Boston Feb. ... Associated Press The government called nine surprise witnesses today at the trial in Federal court of John Magnus and others on rum smuggling charges. George A Callahan, former bookkeeper for Magnus, testified about expeditions from Nova Scotia to Cape Cod. He said Magnus owned two speed boats built at a Neponset shipyard and the Nova Scotia schooner Fun Alone, with shipments landed at Harlow's Landing between Plymouth and Sagamore. Callahan claimed he managed the money and that Magnus asked him to prepare the company at Lunenburg to fix up the boat, and that he communicated with Magnus during voyages using the alias J B Rogers. The first landing of the liquor was in December 1924, the last in April 1926. Halwmite testified earlier, denying involvement but acknowledging conversations with other Coast Guardsmen.
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Boston
Associated Press
John Magnus
Bae Ol Girage
Carl G. Halwate
Bidney F Nichola
George A Callahan
Magus
Nova Scotia
Cape Cod
Calla
Hen
Magnus
Maginus
Neponset
Massachusetts
Callahan
Luenbug NS
Schoon
Callatan
J B Rogers
Mqnor
Harlow’s Landing
Plymouth
Sagamore
Aquor
Mquor
Halwmite
Dup
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Keand
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Dayit
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Ida
Tomarrow
Tein
Milton C. Work
Castoria
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Fox
Sirziger Poole Company
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Coats
Lipa
Chane of
Ames
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Black Eyed Susan
Hall
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