Shapiro Confesses in Murder Car Case in New York
William Shapiro, chauffeur for the Metropole murder car, admits to District Attorney Whitman that he served four gunmen on the night of July 16 and identifies key passengers, corroborating other witnesses. He says fear of retaliation delayed his testimony and that no immunity deal was made.
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Girls and Boys in Oklahoma Tomato Farming Fight
Washington reports girls excel in agricultural tasks as the drive to recruit them into tomato farming continues. Officials note girls earned more revenue from fruit varieties this year, aided by Oklahoma support, while funds remain limited for broader adoption among children.
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Halloween Hallowe'en Night Parties and Lecture Plans
Halloween events fill the campus as LincoIn stel'tyus aims to deliver his lecture on The Dynamiters and Social Problems. Freshmen form the largest class, several parties given, and a landscape gardening lecture is announced. Nichols receives appointment to the New Orleans congress delegation. Western college hosts mock politics with planned registration, marches, and party rallies through the week.
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Man Dies After Whiskey Bet Gone Wrong
A man died after drinking whiskey to win a bet then collapsed and died at home hours later. He reportedly told his wife he had made the wager with Jolae Mann who was later arrested on related charges in the case.
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Nervous Troubles Kill Ambition Ad Card Allege Cure
An advertisement touts a tonic as the most reliable and soothing remedy for nervous breakdowns. It claims the product builds health, vigor, and ambition, changing life within weeks. The claim is linked to a physician endorsement and the Radelta Drag Co. name.
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Ohioans Living Fast Linked to Heart Death Rise
Ohio annual registrar report notes 20 percent higher heart failure deaths in 1910 than prior year, with 16080 deaths from organic heart disease statewide, 5155 in a nearby year, and a 126.04 per 100000 rate. Dr Holland links fast living to weak hearts, especially in December and January amid city festivities and traffic stress.
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Creditors Of Friend Paper Co. In Stead Of Attorneys To Be Paid
Dayton Ohio reports the disbursements of the Friend Paper Co under the amalgamation plan. The report was submitted to the common pleas court by Hecessor W W Sunderland and approved by Judge Brown. The details indicate payments to creditors in place of attorneys.
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