Woman Suspected of Eight Murders Surfaces in Crime Record
Louise Vermilya, dubbed the women of death, is accused of killing multiple husbands, a son, a stepson, a boarder, and two fiances over 18 years. Arsenic found in a police case linked to the pepper box on her breakfast tray. Police compare her to the Gunness case as investigations unfold through a century of hidden deaths and insurance motives.
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Chicago
Louise Vermilya
Denly
Arthur Bismelle
Vermilya
Wanus Nere
Cora
Florence
Ghitago
Charles Vermilya
Peter
Varry G
Smith
Vernilya Lomé Ber
Hyank Milakamy
Marty
Bisenette New Tereme
Str
Kerr
Jan Porte
Lid
Sweden expands school dental surgeries and fees debate
Stockholm reports strong focus on dental care in schools. Sweden with 5.6 million residents runs about thirty school dental surgeries where a dentist and assistant treat children daily. Free care may shift toward small annual charges, while observations suggest improved behavior and hygiene since surgeries began, amid questions on outcomes.
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Stockholm
Sweden
Germany
Kenlar
Juror Rides Calf In Suit At Superior Court
A juror named Muskonce in Olda-Louis Wasser burg rode a bull in a lot beside the courtroom to prove he could ride. The trial concerned a Jersey calf born on a colt, marked by pink eye and white spots, owned by Lewis. Wak HU found and claimed it, leading to replevin and court action.
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Muskonce
Louis Wasserburg
Lihyalion
Lewis
Wak HU
Uae
Bold postal wagon robbery nets large cash haul
A bold city robbery stole $125,000 from a postal wagon used to collect shipments for sub stations. The thief escaped with no identity clues but was later captured by accident and most of the money recovered. About $2,989 in cash was found on the prisoner, believed to be contents of registered letters mailed to America.
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Geelin
Criuinel
America
Indian shot uses first aid after self inflicted wound
In Irenson New Jersey Nosh Benoyah a Cyrlisie Indian tore part of his shirt to bandage a leg wound after firing a gun. He returned to work for John Neely of Penn's Manor and completed chores before being found late at night. The injury is serious but not fatal and recovery is expected.
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Irenson
N. J
Nosh Benoyah
John Neely
Penn's Manor
Neely
New Orleans
Lafayette Presbyterian Church
Louisiana
J. C. Bart
New Orlaane
General Assembly
Huston
W. M. Alexander
Prytania Vhurch
Trey
Narr
Leva
Baby security for debt sparks Berkeley court action
In Oakland California Mrs Astelle B Rastin of Berkeley seeks a restraining order against Me and Mrs Joh Rydy of 2100 Astle attesting to provide care for a baby held as collateral for a board bill. The case asks the court to compel witnesses to comply and deliver custody or care arrangements.
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Oakland
Cal
Astelle B. ‘Rasting
Berkeley
Sporlor
Joh Rydy
Meg Bomos
Judge Rules Alimony After Brief Hearing
Mrs Ramos secured a divorce from Juin W Ramos and an alimony order of 25 dollars monthly after a ten minute hearing. Ramos, out of work, refused employment offers while Mrs Ramos placed their child with the Rudy family to cover support. Custody disputes arose as Mrs Ramos attempted to reclaim the child, a scuffle ensued with Mrs Rudy, and Ramos seeks guardianship of the child.
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Vatore
Wells
Raemag
Rudys
Reins
Ye Rudy
Mra
Acios
Rudy
Jamag
Press Accuses Silander Parla In Emmerich Rhine Mystery
The widow Milo Janteinis’ death aboard M Edwards’ houseboat at Emmerich near the Rhine is disputed. Alfred Edwards sues a weekly review for publishing comments on the accident, vowing to end the insinuations as letters from Georges Grand and Mile Vermeil surface amid social gossip and alleged implications.
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M. Alfred Edwards
Milo
Janteinis
M.edwards
Emmmerich-af-the- Rhine
Depeche Parlementaire
M. Georges Grand
Comedie-Franaise
Mile Ver- Mell
AM. Grand
Odeon Rivuter
M. C
M. Nene Haylesve
Emmerich Scelient
Mile
Vermeil
New Zealand Moves Toward Fitness Law On Unfitness
London reports New Zealand has begun a movement aiming to deem physical unfitness a legal disability to deny citizenship. The campaign grew from a case of a man with ten children and public charges, highlighting a clash between individual liberty and race improvement. The debate anticipates global interest in eugenics and its social implications.
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London
New Zealand
England
Gian
Fragmented OCR fragments on liberty and development
The text notes mental development higher than England and suggests people seem to maintain this lead. It compares observations across countries with more conflicting interests, especially between inheritors and entailed estates, and finds the rational solution for individual freedom more complex.
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England
Angels Seen by Children at London Confiration Service
London parish report recounts five children at St Pauls Harringay witnessing angels during a confiration service in Westminster abbey. A dying father, ill at home, was later found dead after the children described angel figures at the stairway and in the corridor, claimed by all five girls.
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London
St. Paul's Harringay
Westminster Abbey
Aye
Fathera
WINS FARM IN LOVE SUIT REPORTEDLY SETTLES
Reading, Pa Miss Helen Jones received a verdict of 3519.63 against Bugeve F Bauer for breach of promise and has bought Bauer s eleven acre farm in the county for 1 760 subject to a dower of 8289 The verdict led to Bauer s bankruptcy and the farm was sold to satisfy judgment and dower After six years of courtship Bauer asked her to marry him but the romance ended and Jones now owns her former sweetheart s property.
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Reading
Helen Jones
Bugeve F. Bauer
Bauer
Ele En-Acra
Miss Jones
Sweatheart
Marysville Woman Fatally Poisoned in Home With Mother
The niece of former Vice President Fairbanks, Aliee Fairbanks aged forty, committed suicide with poison at her mother Mrs Mailia Fairbanks home near Chickery. The motive remains unclear and the state of mind is described as distressed.
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Fairbanke
Gulgide
Marysville
Aliee Fairbanka
Fairbanks
Indianapolis
Mailia Fairbanks
Chickery
Java Grown Teas Gaining In Worldwide Markets
Java rises to fourth among world tea producers behind Britain and Ceylon with prospects to surpass Japan as cultivation grows and quality improves. Government and planters push better growth, processing, and packing. Java tea stores well for two years and gains flavor with aging. Australia eyes Java as a future major market as exports reach about 15 million pounds valued at 41,000,000 pounds.
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Hague
Java
Japan
Ceylon
China
United States
Australia
Dutch Indies
Tromager
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