Society leader and millionaire proved criminal in Berlin court
Charles May of Dresden, famed philanthropist and friend of Saxony’s king, was found to be a criminal by a Berlin court. He led a band of robbers terrorizing Saxony, with murders likely instigated by him. Lebius of Dresden exposed him. May’s libel suit failed as judges upheld the allegations. May wept openly as the verdict announced, his supporters abandoning him.
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Charles May
King of Saxony
Berlin
Dresden
King of
Saxony
Dres
Den
Germany
May
Herr Lebius
Lebius
Count Seeks Bride From Austrian Nobility Arrives in New York
Reichsgraf Guido von Auersperg, 28, wealthy heir to 10,000 acres in Schoenberg and Sessenberg, arrives aboard Kaiserin Auguste Victoria seeking a wife. He is educated in science and literature, fluent in English, and touring America for the first time. His estates reportedly yield about 300,000 dollars annually.
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New York
Kaiserin Auguste Victoria
Reichsgraf
von Auersperg
Austria
America
Sehoenberg
Sessenberg
Guido
Freiherr
Schoenberg
Erbrand Marshall
Ferblani
Herzogtum
Landsgabsgeordner
Ad America
Cleveland Dentists Launch Free School Dental Clinics
In Cleveland two Grays' armory meetings drew over 4000 attendees as dentists and teachers unite to back a national drive for free school dental care. The Cleveland Dental Society with Ohio and National associations sponsors the effort to examine all children, notify parents, and provide free treatment for indigent families. Clinics open in four city schools.
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Cleveland, CO
Grays’ Armory
Cleveland United
Cleveland Dental Society
Ohio Dental Society
National Dental Association
Kind Agt Leads To Death From Flames
In Ashland Colorado on April 18 Mrs L A Williams 34 died after a fire destroyed the barn on her property. She went to the barn with a lighted lamp to check on a pet pigeon that had fluttered to her bedroom window. The blaze spread quickly and she died as her husband carried her from the burning building. She leaves two small children.
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Ashland, CO
L. A. Williams
Jorn Will Not Let His Wife Return
Karl Jorn, the German who granted his wife a separation to pursue another man, says his wife asks to return but he refuses. He claims his heart is dead from the betrayal, having given her $15,000 cash, a $4,000 annuity, and a Berlin home worth $10,000, plus an uncontested divorce, and now intends to live alone.
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Cleveland
Karl Jorn
Berlin
Mme. John
City Selects Delegates for National Charity Meeting
Mayor Shank yesterday announced delegates to the national meeting of the Association of Charities and Corrections in St Louis next month. The list includes C S Denny J C Buchanan Rev M C Peerson C W Meares Dr C S Woods Mrs S P Woodford W J Sumner Merv Siddner Aunt T Mock Edna Henry Tovise Milligan Dr David Russ Mrs G H Westing Franklin Vouresut J H Furnas and T B Laycock.
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Mayor Shank
Association of Charities and Corrections
St. Louis
C.S. Denny
J. C. Buchanan
M. C. Peerson
C. W. Meares
C. S. Woods
S. P. Woodford
W. J. Sumner
Merv Sidsner
T. Mock
Edna Henry
Tovise Milligan
David Russ
G. H. Westing
Franklin Vouresut
J. H. Furnas
T. B. Laycock
Burns wooden leg to keep hubby home
Wilkes Barre scene as Mrs. Michael Kinsey is arraigned for burning her husband's wooden leg to stop him from going out at night. The husband filed the complaint. Kinsey argued the leg was hers as much as his. Alderman Donohue held the case under advisement.
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Wilkesbarre
Donohue
Michael Kinsey
Annie
Hand or Foot Relic Found Near Washington New Jersey
Joseph Evans of 18 Belleville avenue in Newark reports a red sand stone and slate fragment with a clear hand shaped imprint. Locals suspect a prehistoric relic while a scientist claims it supports a theory of a 50 000 year old extinct species leaving a hand or foot like imprint in soft river silt.
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Washington, N. J
Joseph Evans
Belleville Avenue
Newark
Judge Brewster Aids Desperate Efforts To Free Howard
Annie and Alicia confront ritualized scandal and family duty as Judge Brewster vows to defend Howard Jeffries. Alicia reveals she once met Robert Underwood’s killer and fears disgrace while Annie fights for justice, insisting the truth must out. The two women bridge distrust to seek a witness and salvation.
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Alicia
Howard
Annie
Judge Brewster
Mr. Jeffries
Underwood
Tudge Brewster
Mr. Underwood
Mrs. Jeffries
Underwood's
Robert Underwood
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Riverside Drive
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Alice
the Growers of India Tea
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Broadway
New York City
Evers
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Hoosier Kitchen
Crown Dentists
Gregg
Dean’s Place
Circle Hotel
N. Meridian
Rrench Steam Dye Works
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Walter Ehlers
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Tungstoker
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Kingston
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