Jury Selection Tightens in Dickerson Case
Defense narrows the jury pool under Judge Voorhees as voir dire contends with perceived media influence and political entanglements. Prosecutor Glenn urges speed arguing modern newspapers shape impressions while jurors like Flo Lawrence face mixed signals and unclear stances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dickerson
Voorhees
St. Patrick’s Aay
D. C. Lawrence
Millcreek
Age
Flo
Lawrence
Uhlman
Glenn
Lindsay
Wheeler
Lawang
Ife
Hus
M. W. McNatchton
Dr. McNaphton
Voorhens
Voorheen
Mr. McNaughton
Mim
Wiggins
Perry
John Richmond
Oxford
Does Your Stomach Bother You Health Promotion Notice
An old style health ad promotes Restorative as a cure for stomach distress and related symptoms. The ad claims the product strengthens the stomach and prevents coming diseases, urging readers to take Restorative for relief and improved digestion. It attributes the endorsement to an Anderson signature.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ieee
Trade of Sherite and Judge Ends in Mutual Deception
In a strange incident from Columbus on February 28, Judge Eason and Sheriff Brewing each mistook goods in a swap, muttering curses about humanity as they realized they had exchanged hats inadvertently. Both vowed to commit something awful, but their surprise turned to relief as they discovered the swap was unintentional.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Natherside
David Gault
Pike
Phe
Democratic Executive Committee
Mr. Gault
Gov. Pattison
Frodhe
Glenn
Roche
Judge Voorhees
Adame and
Daugherty
Hank
Jadge Gantt
Mr. Wheeler
Mr. Toehe
Jide Fason
Eason
Sheriff Brewing
Mutiabo
Chicago
Edeward Burns
Edwin Siivin
Auditorium Hotel
Califoram
Pacific Coast
William Bate
Lemont
Bate
Auditorium Hote
Bind
Mr. Dave
Slavin
Mr. Dove
Boston Pianos Market and Quality Claims Examined
A Boston piano maker asserts monthly production around seventy five plus finished pianos with about forty on showroom floors. The interview discusses pricing, dealer perceptions, and comparisons to New York makers, noting alleged misrepresentations by local rivals and defending the Boston company’s value and craftsmanship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Compton
Roston Company
Bostor
Sete
Tame
Coshoec
New York
Coshocton
Boston
Pena
Mb. AL
Price
Yale
Ereston
Several Disasters and Notices From Various Towns
A destroyer hit a cotton compress in Pes, February 2h, with 2 436 bales of cotton lost and total damage around 200 000 dollars, partly insured. A farmer Samuel McFetridge was killed in a feed shaft accident near St. Charleside OL February 28. George L Malone of Malone & Company reported missing from his home in Marlon C February 28. In Middletown OF February 28 saloonkeeper Wood O Connell was shot, possibly fatally, by detective Charles Gay in self defense.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
la Grange
Con
Mousers, Schumacher, Rosenbergs & Company
Hig Ber
Alamo Lumber Company
St. Chairsside
Sammtel
Marlon
George L. Malone
G. L. Malone & Company
Common Pleas
Justice Courts
Malone
Middletown
Wodl, O'Connell
Charles Gay
Cincinnati
Investigations Considered On Minister Soraby Case
Washington reports Otis Gage and N T Crutchfield urge favorable action on the Gilbert resolution to probe W B Soraby U S minister to Bolivia. Gage accuses Soraby of aiding a fraudulent bond issue and a foreclosure sale to ruin an American mining company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Gage
Pistol Fray Ends Fatally for Two in Kay County
In Kay county Oklahoma Cassady and his 18 year old son were shot and killed by W M Morris a landowner who surrendered to the sheriff claiming self defense The Cassadys had rented from Morris and had wartime ties in a rumored Green trial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ackansas City
Kan
Kay County
Oklahoma
Cassady
W. M. Morris
Morris
Newkirk, Ola
Caiming
Cassadays
Meek Co Elects Officers At Regular Board Meeting
At the Meek company regular meeting on Tuesday the following officers were elected: President J. F. Meek, Vice president C. B. McCoy, Secretary and treasurer FE. 0 Selby, General superintendent R. Me Temple. Executive committee J. F. Meek, R. M. Temple, E. O. Selby and C. B. McCoy. All regular carriers of The Age wear a badge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ee Wirector
The
Meek Company
Ollowing
J. F. Meek
C. B. McCoy
Selby
R. Me ‘Temple
R. M. Temple
E. O. Selby
C.B. McCoy
Plasterers Set Price Scale For City Labor
The plasterers committee, elected to draft a price scale, met Tuesday and proposed rates: Rock plaster 27 cents per yard, lime and sand laid 25 cents, lime and sand dry 27 cents, elastic pulp 0 cents per yard. When material is builder provided, labor only 13 cents laid and 14 cents dry. Scale to take effect April 1. Committee members were Charles Kissner Edward Finnell and Joseph J Wright. The group may align with Masons and Bricklayers rather than form an independent union.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Messrs
Charles ©. Kissner
Eward Finnell
Joseph Ji Wright
Masons
Bricklavers
Vinol advertised as nerve and health restorer by Evansville woman
Miss Anna Doerr of Evansville Ind testifies Vinol, a cod liver oil preparation, rebuilt her health after weakness loss of appetite and nerves. The ad claims Vinol provides all cod liver oil benefits without the fishy taste and boosts digestion, blood, and strength with a money back guarantee from Anderson the Druggist in Coshocton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna Doerr
Evansville
Ind
Vinci
Anna
Anderson
Also Mentioned on This Page
Perry Township
Willian
Rover
Linton
Bedford
A. €. Anderson
Columbus
Morgan
Girls’ Industrial School
Delaware
Akron
Corncilman Jeremiah Amundson
Kower
Legia
J. A. Compton
Mollinter
Rocky Mountain
C. B. Anderson
Aga
Hadley
Jefferson City
Supreme Court
Gildersleeve
Supreme Court of New York
Rogers
Louisiana Industries School
Ruston
Lawton
Oklo
John Jamiron
Andrew Fitzwater
Sherif C. C. Hasimond
Sherif Homer Hammond
Elrod
Trmison
Filawater
Bridgeport
Conv
Star Shirt Company
Jonnie Heaphy
Williamson
W. Va
Maretta Torpedo Company
Que Man
Kerr
Bue Heen
Swift Specific CO
Atlanta
Miss Doer
Leter
Vinal
Greenwood
Old Orchard
Bartlett Pears
L. W. Hall & Sons
Maki Stree
Bell
Citizens
Park Gash Grocery
Bartington Hall
Jess
Blue Bell
W. A
Gow. Smith
A. Pfoul
Geo. G. Snow
Union
N. H. Price's
Roscoe
Main St
Mee
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