Remus and wife affectionate at jail in deposition
Warden John W Snook testified in a deposition for Remus upcoming Cincinnati murder trial that during the last Atlanta visit the imprisoned former lawyer described his wife as honeybunch and sugar. The warden noted affectionate expressions during the meeting at the federal penitentiary.
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Atlanta
Associated Press
George Ramun
Federal Penitentiary
John W Snook
Remus
Cincinnati
Musterole for mothers and children markets relief
Mothers are advised to use Musterole on chests throats and backs to ease coughs colds and chest discomfort. The ad claims rapid relief for adults and a milder baby form, urging mothers to keep a jar for instant use and to ask for Children’s Musterole.
Remus Case Details Tangle Over Prison Visit and Kept Funds
Proceedings reveal Remus warned Mrs Remus against Franklin Dodge Jr and claim Dodge and his wife conspired to misappropriate funds entrusted to her. Warden testifies Mrs Remus gave guards money for favors while Remus and wife appeared affectionate during prior visits. Hearing scheduled November 7 to assess if Remus was insane when he shot his wife in 1926 Claesnut.
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Remus
Pranklin L Dodge Jr
Dodge
Charles Elston
Franklin Dodge
Snook
Remus J
Carl Basler
Cincinnati
Imogene Holmes Remus
Clmt
Hager
United States District Attorney
Franklin
Antiquarian Society President Retires in Worcester
Waldo Lincoln of Worcester retires after 20 years as president of the American Antiquarian Society. Dr Charles Lo Nichols is elected his successor with Chandler Bullock named treasurer. The society also receives a $930,000 securities gift from Henry B Wagner of Berkeley with an income to him and his wife for life, then principal to the society.
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Worcester Mass
Biaa Associated Press
Waldo Lincoln
Murder Charge Caps Dramatic George Remus Career
Cincinnati Oct 19 By Associated Press. A secluded estate scene marks the rise and fall of bootlegger George Remus. Once a leading operator who claimed 3 million gallons of whisky, he built a fortune, served prison terms, faced divorce, and now stands charged with murdering his wife Imogene, who died after a dramatic confrontation in Cincinnati.
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George Remus
Cincinnati
Associates Press
George Re Mle
Remus
Ohio
Atlita
Hye
Franklin L Podge
S Prohibition
Per
Wis
Imogene
Cincinnatii
Charles P Thaft
Willam Howard Taft
Hamilton County
Ea Law
Yale
Romola Remus
Geoge
Ruth Remus
Mothe
Coumany
Atlanta
Wifo
Miz Remus
Pootiegeets
Imogene Remus
Charles P Taft II
W H. Taft
Gamblers on Train Fined Heavily in New Haven
New Haven on October 19 saw Pasquale Toto and five New York men fined and jailed for gambling on a public conveyance. Doty and Collins, from New York, each received $200 fines, eight months in jail, and additional penalties for resisting a police officer. Toto, 21, from Sheiston, was discharged after a scuffle aboard the New York-Boston express near Bridgeport. Police aided by railroad officers removed four others from the train here.
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New Haven
Doty Thirty One
Hary Callins
New York
Pasquale Toto
Sheiston
Doty
Collins
Clark
Aes
Bridgeport
Adlerika Relief Transforming Charles A Carters Digestion
A letter from Charles A Carter of Plant City Florida describes how Adlerika relieved his indigestion and gas after trying many foods. The ad touts Adlerika as acting on both upper and lower bowels and notes doctors endorsing its cleansing and antiseptic effects with testimonials from H Louis Shoue and others.
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Charles A Carter
Adlerika
Chas A Carter
Plant City
Fla
Adieriks
H Louis Shoue
New York
A J Lancaster
Carl Weschcke
Medical Univorsity
Heidelberg
Germany
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