Mystery of a murder case unfolds in Los Angeles room
Detective Kane confronts Weldon and a tense circle at the police HQ as a woman named Nanette and others connect to a larger scandal. The case centers on a shooting linked to a famed diva and a list of indentured helpers, with Kane pursuing truth through interviews and a news office trace.
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Leo
Maury
Mim
Willuz
Kang
Larry Woldont
Bat
Plange
Henry
Weldon
Inoy Wilhuy
Hess
Larey
Taroy
Tudor
Bailey
Nanette
Fillian Hotay
Hose
Cahuenga Pass
Senet
Tee
Beiley
Tuey
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Lilian
Ual
Kama
Tilcy
Nanette Lektai
Talian Hal'e
Mlory
Alina Wilbur
Tia
SeThera
Hallywand
Joey
Mar
Catholic High Fathers Meet at School Social
Catholic High School fathers club to hold regular meeting on December 29 at the school. After business, a social session with plays and refreshments will be held. All interested in the school’s welfare are urged to attend.
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Wathers
High Eran Hiveday
Syoning
Astock
Mrs. David Quinlan Dies After Illness at Fort Hamilton
Mrs. Helen Quinlan wife of David Quinlan died Saturday at Fort Hamilton Hospital from pneumonia after a brief illness. Born October 8 1805 in Orangeville she was 79. Survived by widower David Quinlan three children David Roberta Leo and William Quinlan three brothers William Wilson Raymond Wilson and La Vorves Wilson. Funeral Tuesday at 3 p m from Kine funeral home with Rev G Wrhythe Moore officiating. Interment in Memorial Park. Pallbearers William Wilson Raymond Wilson Arthur Weinman William Weiman William Reteian.
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Helen Quinlan
David Quinlan
Fort Hamilton
Mara
Quinlan
Leosi
Mra. Quinlan
Orangeville
Tidy
la Milditios
David One
Roberta Leo
William Hea Quinlan
Brathara
Wiliam Wilson
Elwood
Ind
Raymond Wilson
Orleans
Lavores Wilson
San Pedro
California
Kine
G. Wrhythe Moore
Intermont
Rasa Tin Memorial Park
William Wilson
Arthur Weinman
William Weiman
William
One Killed, 3 Hurt At Sharonville
A Big Four passenger train struck a sedan near Sharonville at Dayton pike crossing at 12 18 am December 27 killing Mrs Taherts Roberts 19 of Detroit and injuring Henry Glov er Roberts 18 Howard Roberts 29 and Lulu Roberts 23 all of Detroit and It town The car was demolished and the younger Mrs Roberts appeared killed instantly at the scene.
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Cincinnati
Big Four
Dayton Pike Crossing
Sharonville
Tense. Taherts
South
Annabella Street
Detroit
Michigan
Henry Glover Mroberts
Ideaf
Cub
Howard H. Roberts
Mra
Lulu Bello
Roberta
Howard
Itytown
Tnt
Roberts
Burial Rites for James Shafor in Hamilton
The remains of James Shafor, 67, longtime Hamillon resident, arrived in Middletown from Prandena California on Sunday and were taken to J D Rivys funeral home. Services were held at 2 PM Tuesday, with interment in Greenwood Cemetery in Hamilton. Many relatives attended the service.
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James Shafor
Janen Shafor
Hamillon
Middletown
Prandena
Calif
J.D. Rivys
Hamilton
Greenwood
Missing Dicky Sparks Family Rescue in Mountain Farm Runaway
The narrative follows Marcy, Carolyn, Marion, and Ronald as they pursue Dicky who has vanished. Armed with a plan, they track danger to a farmhouse and mountain hideouts while race of time and fear for a mother’s health intensify the search. Nick and Tony’s mansion, Brown, and Underwood loom in the tense pursuit.
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Luton
Hercy Underwood
Nick
Tony
Doma
Marcy
Dicky
Jerry
Hen-nory
Nelle
Dr. Farnen
Carolyn
Peverry
Ughuy
Marion
Patel
Rouen
Ming
Burt
Ronald
Gamuel Brixton
Brock
Mr. Underwood
Noel
Mary
Jennid
Theiriather
Treasy
Marlon
Copwright
Our Rhyming Optimist Poem Reflections For Christmas
Aline Michaelis presents a devotional verse marked by archaic phrasing and prayerful imagery. The piece invokes Bethlehem and Christmas mercy, asking forgiveness, mercy, and divine light to reach every soul. It reads as a contemplative, prayerful meditation rather than a news item.
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Our
Aline Michaelis
Cincinnati Programs By The Clock
A dense schedule lists orchestras, concerts, and broadcasts across venues and times. Acts include Miller Everton Baritone, Myrt and Margo, the Guy Maler ensemble, the Armenian Choir, and the River Morning Eixers with multiple station readings. Several named conductors, venues, and program items appear, reflecting a busy cultural calendar.
Jeremiah Morrow Ohio Governor and Statesman
Jeremiah Morrow, born December 1772 in Pennsylvania, moved to the Northwest Territory and became a key political figure. He served in the territorial legislature, constitutional convention, and as a U.S. senator, then as governor of Ohio from 1822 to 1826, overseeing major state and national improvements.
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Gettysburg
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Ali
Teremiah Morrow
Morrow
Northwest Territory
Little Miami River
Whit
Warren County
Beccame
Congress
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House of Representatives
Marraw
Miami River
United States Senate
Moreaw
Injury Fatal to Edward J. Huber
Edward L. Huber age 67 died Saturday at Morey hospital from a fractured skull after being struck by a street car while crossing High street at Third. Coroner Cook ruled accidental. car operated by Robert Evans. Survived by two sisters and two brothers. Funeral held Tuesday at 2 stock from Albert P. Wagner funeral home. Interment Greenwood cemetery.
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Morey Hospital
QE Afetook
High Street
Third
Edward Cook
Carover
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Huber
Robert Evans
Belle Avenue
Edward Huber
Giatys’? Huber
Anna NM
Brad Stephene
Namilton
Arthur Huber
Hamilton
Albert Huber
Washington, D. C
Albert P. Wagner
Sandlow Street
F. C. Kuether
Greenwood Cemetery
Elect Trustees of St. Peter's Church and Societies
Cyril Sanders and James Matrioni were elected trustees of St. Peter's in a recent village church election. Officers for the Young Ladies Society and Sodality include Alma Wessels as president Elizabeth Kurgy as vice president Dorothy Biermar as recording secretary Catherine Yok4 as treasurer and Mary M Bandera as financial secretary Melba Langj as Bodality treasurer and Plancke Hook as treasurer.
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ST. Peter’s
Cyril Sanders
James Matrioni
Young Ladies! Society
Aud Sodality
Alera Wessels
Elizabeth Kurgy
Dorothy Biermar
Roing
Catherine Yok- 4
Mary M. Bandera
Melba Lang J
Bodallity
Plancke Hook
Ohio Unrest Ties To Marian Worry and Deaths
A grim tally from Ohio reports Charles Richards 83 a machinist died by carbon monoxide poisoning in an automobile. Police anticipate homicide verdict from M B Grafts for the related case. A separate incident in Rag Street Lowia Nh found a dead man near rail tracks with a fatal head wound. A seized liquor shipment labeled rannd goods was found at Dup a railway yard near Cleveland. Angela Kame 41 died from knife wounds during a Christmas dinner quarrel. Samuel Lotovish 40 injured and Andrew Kuma suffered cuts from a boarder dispute at Kuna home.
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Lowia
Cleveland
Dupa
Here
Lorein
Angela Kame
Samuel Lotovish
Andrew Kuma
Kuna
Reverend Briikman Speaks on Mission of the New Testament Church
John Briikman of the First Baptist Church will speak Thursday at Second Baptist. The talk topic is the Mission of the New Testament Church and will address church work and outreach.
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A Lineman
Second Baptist Raw
John Briikman
The
Fist Baptist Ehorea
New Testament Church
Christmas Service at St John’s Evangelical Church
Arrangements have been made for a special Christmas service at St John’s Evangelical church on Wednesday December 28 at 7 30 p m The program features The Other Wise Man by H Van Dyke presented by Fred O Kuether Jr son of Rev and Mrs Kuether with choir and direction by Mrs Weisloghl organist of St John’s church He Kuether plans ministry in Evangelical church and attends Chicago University Divinity School He is visiting from his parents home in the city and will preach at St John’s church for his father on Wednesday evening
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Gife
St. Jain's Evangelical Church
H. van- Dyke
Fred O' Kuether, Jr
Kaether
Evangelical Church
Chicago University Divinity School
Shailor Mathews
St. John’s Church
St John Br Hood Dinner Planned at Evangelina Church
The Brotherhood of St John Church will host a Christmas supper Thursday evening in the sci room, supervised by William Keb Hor, with items including roast turkey, mashed potatoes, sauerkraut, applesauce, ice cream, cake and coffee. Committee members are William Stitsinger, Victor Stoll, William Schmidt, Jacob Bohlander and Charles See.
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Brotherhood of St. John's Evangelina Church
Twelock
Sci
William
Keb Hor
St. Joht's Brotherhood
Royal Young Pi
William Stitsinger
Victor Stoll
William Schmidt
Jacob Bohlander
Charles See
Hamilton County Fair plans announced at reorganization meeting
Hamilton County Agricultural Society set August 10 to 14 for the 78th fair after a court house meeting. New officers inducted include Dr. CLC Meads as president and Frank Rondebush as vice president. Directors Myers Cooper Lampoon Meade reelected. Lampoon noted 50 years as secretary.
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Hamilton Count Agricultural Society
Myers’ Y. Cooper
Clc. Meads
David L. Lampoon
Offics
Dr. Meade
Frank Rondebush
Tarrison
Georgy EK. Foster
Mount Wealthy
Saropeen
M. A. Harike
M Sampson
Birthday list honors notable figures from history
A compiled notice lists notable birthdays including Gen Peyton V U S A retired ward line chief born in Zaston Pennsylvania aged 68. Charlies H Slit chair of the board born near Lancaster about 60. Dyria Eaton from Nova Scotia born 49. Dr John M Thomas former college president now Vermont official born Covington New York aged 63. Louis Bromfield Manghield Ohio born 34. Marlene Dietrich born Germany aged 28. Brig Gen Edward L Munson medical officer teaching retirement age at New Haven Connecticut four years past.
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Claff
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Dyria
Eaton
Cleveland
Nova Scotia
John M. Thomas
Now & Vermont
Covington
N. Y
Louis Bromfield
Manghield
Ohio
Marlene Dietrich
Germany
Edward L Munson
New Haven
Conn
Rev Frank G Granstaff Dies at Cincinnati
Rev Frank G Granstaff 74 longtime pastor at Galvary Presbyterian and Lane Seminary homiletics professor died at Christ Hospital. Funeral held at Lane Seminary chapel with burial in Spring Grove. He had health issues for three years after art remaining active until retirement at Lane Seminary. His first pastorate was at College Corner.
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Cincinnati
Frank G. Granstaff
Galvary Presbyterian Church
Lane Seminary
Christ Hospital
Lane Seminary Chapel
Presbytery of
Spring Grove Cemetery
Mr. Granstaff
Improvement in Employment in Chicago and Midwest
The article notes after eight months of decline, the seventh federal reserve district saw moderate gains in payrolls and jobs from October 15 to November 15. Increases occurred at manufacturing plants especially autos and railways war shops, offsetting declines in other sectors. The chemicals group rose in headcount and earnings, while leather products saw modest rises and sanitation payments fell amid seasonal trends.
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Chicago
Federal Reserve District
Reserve Bank
Explosion Threat Shocks Bank In Pec City
A youth about 23 menaced the Citizens National Bank at 220 Pp TM on a Saturday, claiming a nitroglycerin bomb and demanding 50 000 dollars. Patrons fled as the bank cleared, a small bottle raised, revolver alleged, witnesses recall confusion and urgency.
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Citizens National Bank
Cyabler
Kenneth Tross
Mora
Funeral Held for Dr Arnold Webb in Pleasant Ridge
Funeral services for Dr Arnold G Webb 8001 Webbland Place Pleasant Ridge were conducted at his home at 10:00 a m Burial followed in Pleasant Ridge cemetery Webb a noted Chicago physician born in Pennsylvania moved to the area in his youth and earned an MD from Cincinnati Medical College in 1900 Also noted Lillian Gibbs 73 died at her son’s home in Porstigwi and burial plans for her husband Lafayette Gibbs remain pending
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Dee
Arnold G. Webb
Webbland Place
Pleasant Ridge
Tony
Webb
Chie
Hennsylvania
Tsway
University of Cincinnati
Cincinniati Medical College
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Porstigwi
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Yrenklinville
Mustard and Camphor Remedy Promises Easy Sprain Relief
An old fashioned home remedy touts mustard and camphor as quick relief for sprains. The ad copy claims penetrating relief without blistering and suggests affordable quantities for family use. It urges readers to obtain mustard and camphor for school children and household use.
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