City Proves Beerette Intoxicating In Prohibition Trial
City prosecutors in pace court brought forward witnesses and expert testimony to argue that beerette sold by Tom McDonald and W J Kinzer was intoxicating. Two bottles analyzed showed 2.40 and 2.85 percent alcohol, with experts stating any amount above two percent could intoxicate, while defense claimed the beverage was not intoxicating and a test case to define the law.
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Tom McDonald
W. J. Kinzer
Pace
Morgan
Lancaster
McDonald's
Kinger’s
Kinzer’s
McDonald’s
F. G. Smith
M. C
Massachusetts
State Board of Health
Shelby Coffey
McDonald
Davis
W. J. Towler
Supreme Court
Twenty Nine Fatal Figures In Family In Atlanta
In Atlanta Georgia W Eigentre Cooper died at age twenty nine amid a family pattern of nine related deaths from illness not accident. His death followed typhoid after he spoke of living to his thirtieth birthday. He was a Capital City Club member and connected with a large private firm, born in New York.
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Atlanta
Eigentre
W. Cooper
Cooper
Capital City Club
Sotten
New York
Frightful cough cured by Dr King’s New Discovery
Lewis Chamblin of Manchester Ohio recalls nearly losing his life to lung trouble at 115 pounds. He credits Dr King’s New Discovery with his recovery to 160 pounds and the ability to work, and says the medicine also cured his four children of croup. Advertises relief for coughs colds grip asthma and bronchial troubles with trial bottle offer. Guaranteed by Brooks Latham Drug Co.
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Lewis Chamblin
Manchester
Ohio
Brooks-Latham Drug CO
Foley's Kidney Remedy Proves Effective For Kidney Complaint
Claude Brown of Reynoldsville reports months of kidney trouble resolved by Foley's Kidney Remedy after trying multiple treatments. He notes it has been of estimable value. Sold by Brooks Latham Drug Co.
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Foley
Claude Brown
Reynoldsville
Brooks-Latham Drug Co
Prize Piano on Display at Mitchel Ashley Hardware
The Mitchel Ashley Hardware Co announces a handsome premium piano on exhibition. The piano will be awarded to the voter whose order receives the most votes when the contest ends on the List day in December. Each cent spent earns one vote, and many entrants are already in the contest.
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Mitchel-Ashley Hardware Co's
Ithe Nytem
Roosevelt Eyes New York Convention Role
Ex president Roosevelt may attend the Republican State convention in Saratoga next month if he is chosen as Nassau County delegate. He would likely speak if present and is considering serving as temporary chairman. Lloyd Griscom discussed the talk, with Roosevelt weighing a defense of the Hughes administration and reforms.
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Oyster Bay
N. Y
Roosevelt
Saratoga
Nassau County
Lloyd ©. Griscomb
Republican County Committee
Mr. Griscom
Col. Roosevelt
Griscom
Hughes
Patterson May Renounce Bogus Nomination Claim
Special to The Herald from Nashville reports a rumor Governor Patterson may renounce the Jane primary nomination and seek the Senate. Editors call his address a desperate campaign ploy and say the move won’t win over antiadministration Democrats who doubt its sincerity.
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Patterson
Herald
Nashville
Tenn
United States Senate
Renton McMilin
Devin Crits
Independent Judiciary
Democrats Uplift Skepticism Over Patterson Letter
Democrats dismiss Patterson letter as ineffective and refuse to engage. Patterson’s latest outburst fails to sway party leaders or alter ongoing strategy.
Veneering Plant Fire Destroys Trimble Facility
A fire destroyed the veneering plant of Tillman, Shannon & Co. at Trimble, Tennessee. Loss is estimated at 50,000 dollars, with partial insurance coverage. The incident occurred late yesterday, Nashville report says.
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Herald
Nashville
Tenn
Tillman, Shannon & Co
Trimble
Lews
Uhlan Sets World Mark at Nortly Randell Grand Circuit
Uhlan trotted a world record 1.58% at the Nortly Randell Grand Circuit meeting in Cleveland, fastest harness horse performance without a wind shield. Star Painter, Minor Helen, and Audubon Boy chased the mark. Low Dillon matched the best trotted mile without wind shield at 2:01. Lou Billage, a year-old daughter of John A. Melton and Lou Dillon, improved her mark to 2:17. Ess H. Kay won heat one in 2:46 pace, pacing 3:04 to tie Hos K's Detroit mile. Walter Hal won the 680 and heat two at 2:04. Merry Widewood took heat three at 2:06. Frank Jones of Memphis won the final heat of the tavern steak for 2:14 trotters, driving Joan to victory in the second division at 2:08% final. Emily Ellen won the 2:19 trot for year-olds in straight heats.
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Cleveland
Ublan
Painter
Minor Helen
Audebon BoyThe
Low Dillon
Uhlan
Laat
Lou Billage
John A. Meltombb
Lou Dillon
Ess H. Kay
Hos K
Walter Hal
Eve If
Kay
Henry
David’ Shaw
Joan
Emily Ellen
Lady Green Goods
Hall's Catarrh Cure Promises Cure for Catarrh
$100 reward offered by F. J. Cheney Co for any case of catarrh that Hall's Catarrh Cure fails to cure. Internal remedy claimed to target blood and mucous surfaces to destroy disease foundations and strengthen the body. Also promotes Hall's Family Pills for constipation. sold by druggists for 75 cents.
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Hall
F. J. Cheney
Toledo
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Walker
Andrews Building
M'Donald and
Kinzer
City
Ben Dayin
McDonald's Plate
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Binzer
Gerst Brewing Company
Banner
Old Guard
Guidd
Democratic Party
E. A. Timmons
Walter
Garth
Forest City
B. A. Satterfield @ Co
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