Paid Party Bills for Head of Firm
Testimony details paid party bills for the firm head and broker declarants. The case centers on profits and expenses tied to hotel and event expenses at the Times hotel MeAlpin and other venues. Witnesses discuss wages, misused funds, and connections to executives and managers.
Fragmentary Note on Stomach Distress and Medication
A garbled diary-like fragment describes severe stomach upset and the wish for relief. The writer mentions prior discoveries and references to a pale character and medicines, hinting at digestive issues and a struggle to find effective treatment.
Prohibition Prelude Seen in 1919 Bribery Testimony
June 30 1919 testimony hints at bribery involving Chit Hill and a New York haberdashery manager to uncover charges. The scheme aimed to shift taiges to a teverest and wie tat under Edwards. references Norwalk Lon Works and Norwichy Tron Works amid a lengthy trip and offers tied to clothing. The narrative appears tangled and partially legible, but portrays aim to influence charges and extend travel to evade consequences.
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Ethical sale of famous names for ads declared
A Chicago report notes a test marketing of endorsements by stars and athletes as ethical. John F. Dive head of Te ions says a legitimate advertising business uses site endowments and pictures of famous persons. Prices range from 100 to 300 per stage or screen. Ditzell adds more endorsers and clarifies that endorsements are not to misrepresent or imply guaranteed products or profits.
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Mexican Bandits Attack American Ranch near Huichhuacits
Mexican bandits attacked an American owned ranch near Huichhuacits on Saturday and Sunday, injuring none reported. Thirteen armed raiders looted hoses and equipment before Mexican troops moved in to respond, the owners identified as Felés and Kilparah.
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Estabrook Sentenced to Fifteen Years in Prison
A Kansas City man, Estabrook, receives a fifteen year sentence at the federal penitentiary in Denver after a prior conviction. Portfolios and details appear in local records, with officials emphasizing the severity of the offense and the imposed punishment.
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Taft Named Nicest President in Mrs Tift Memoir
Elizabeth Tift, wife of William Howard Taft aide, lauds Taft as the nicest president among a panel of leaders, listing Wilson as kindest and Harding as loveliest in a Cosmopolitan excerpt. The reminiscence covers White House routines, dinners, and Taft’s appetite, noting a bed used during the Taft era and Coolidge anecdotes.
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Doctor Cleared of Blame for Death in Tortland Case
Coroner’s jury finds Dr Pinko D Woodridge not criminally responsible for the death of Mrs Mia Barre on October 24 as she crossed Main Street near a trolley line. The finding notes failure to disclose detail about a second vehicle that ran over her after she was struck, with illness or driver actions cited as contributing factors.
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Woman Hoboes Raise Concerns At Conference
A fragmentary report notes delegates at an International Brotherhood Welfare association convention discuss women hoboes. Speakers including James Hidson argue for consideration and attention to the new type of hobo women, amid unclear references to Russia and other attendees.
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International Brotherhood Welfare Association
Pitiona Hay
Parnes Haghey
Denve Preasent Press
McNt Bership
Boat Survivors Start for New York
Fourteen survivors of a maritime disaster were rescued by the British steamer Ovlere after the incident on November 7. They were picked up from the steamship Tarr S Green at sea and are en route to New York aboard the Oyleric, with two crew members reported dead before rescue.
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Sales of Coats and Dresses In Progress
In progress sales list coats and dresses with items priced at 20 cents, 2 dollars 5 cents each, and 1 dollar 45 cents. The shorthand notes indicate bulk pricing and multiple options available.
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